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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-18

Nav YORk, Juue 1.-THE stesme,
araeo mas arrived from Port Royal. Gen
hunter and staff came passengers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-18
PRovosT MARSHAL GKSERAL's OFFICE
WashinRtnn D. O. Mag 22d 1883

f+TT ,y,,,, st' t'' S'' may zznS AoOS'l
A LII 9EN who desire to Join any particular Regi-
1uthoF1zed 20 present themselves any time during
tae next thirty days to the Board Of Enrolment In
tnen and Determine upon their fitness for the SER
Ne, ana 70 be ut, the Provost Mirshal of the
5na give them transportation tickets to the
naTshal General Of the State As soon a.
tney themselves at this general Rendezvous
they snaIl pc duly mustered by mastering and dis
parting otncer, and paid by him the bounty allowed
" t1Ss z- rs JAMES B. FRY,
ny<e I'm Provost Marshal General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-18
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CoNIANDER,
AND PRovosT MARSHAL,
Wheeling, W. V. June is, 1868.
Proposals for Grading and Ma
- cAdamiZing.

-NNeNltSHAAHA1HAA9V
C1EALED Proposals will be received by the under
y sigued, until Tuesday, the 23d inst, at O'Clock
2. NJ, for furnishing HOO perch OF good qualify of
lmestoneto be placed and spread ZAne street in,
street; estimated excavation about 1900 yards.
Proposals. will state separately the price for Ma
cadamizing, per perch, and the grading and filling
per yard.
Bids will be received for part or the whole o (
the MacAd ImiZing-
For further information enquire of myself or J.
81. Bickel at his Store on Market Street.
HENRY SHARP, y
junlS It Street Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-18
sEoRRTARY's OFFICE,

5- III HA --'' AtIAAD 9 FLLfbBIRoH RAILROAD Co.
Cleveland, May 25th, 1888.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of tho steckholdsra of
- taS company viii be held at its odce In CIeTe.
On e9nesday the LIST day Of July next, at 10
Ptopriety Of Increasing the capital stock Of the
company 70 an amount sufficient to allow Of the con.
SeTsion OF its mortgage bonds. The Transfer Books
VIII "! pe closed from June 25th to July Cd
inySo Sod E. ROCKWELL, sec,y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-18
HEADQUARTERS 24rH BRIdADE V. NJ,
Wheeling, June 18th. lS63

Colonel Commanding 18th Reg't. Y. N.
J. B. MOORE Adi't innIT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-18

LADIES' HOSE.
HEAVY Bleached aud Brown Hose. .5saltsa
III Fine Lisle Thread half Hose.
:, White Cotton do for Misses. ,z.
JUNO J.S. RHODES
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-18

The Baltimore tOodueIls1 ia. day appro-
priated $4oo, 600 FOR s5;bo1ntiss. Eaiist.
ments are going on rapidly !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
DOsghfteS NllN PeMSiv1aS.
JAM GA r.. LAM

rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
L claims for Bounies and Pensions.
BOuntIes.
SOLDIERS. discharged in consequence Of wounds
received IN BATH, or who have served two years,
re entitled TO 500 Bounty.
Pensions.
]. Inr1l,d sotdiers sAbled since March 4th,
1891, In the army or navy.
2. H'doros Of sol iers dying of wounds re-
eeived, or OF disease contracted in the mill nry
o. naval service.
T. ohidrn under is years Of such deceased
,,laier8, il there is no widow surviving, or from
the time Of the widow's renarrase.
4. Nothos Who have no husbands living) Of
soldiers deceased as above, provided the latter
have lett no widow, nor children under IS years,
and tho mother was dependent in whole or in
part upon tho deceased for support.
B. Sisters, under Is years, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them Tor support, provided
there are no rightiul claimants of either of the
three last preceding classes.
t-4y Also collects Back Pay.
Apply 70 JAMES I. LANE
Office .outh-esst corner Brady and "a streets.
Davenport, July o, 1858 d3m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

Go, ERSoR Top OF OHIO has Just Issued
a proclamation reminding the people
Of tn State that he had several days
previously called foI Thirty thousand NIX
months men, and less than twothou.aud
had responded to the call. withstand.
ing the urgency OF the occasion. This
prompts US to enquire What has bee ,,nc
Of the Loyal LIE .guers. Were they not
organizedexpIessly for urgen, occasions!
Are there less lnan two thousand OF
them IN Ohio? we a1 supp sed there
were hund cd and fifty thousand al
least, and tina, "thc roads would swarm
with tLem"at the first sound Of alarm
Alas. 10 IT not this lame and impoien,
cooclus on that they have come ls this
the entertainment to VIII ch tho couutry
was invited Let Gov. Tod next cali
upon the women with their broomsticks,
a. see how much b, tier response, AID
hos much better soldiers, he will have.
Chicago Times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

A vonng lady who has been married
six months says it is all nonsense to talk
abou, 1--we in cottage. The little ras-
cal always runs away when there is no
bread and butter on the table. There
Is more love in a turloin of beef than in
all the roses and posies and woodbine
that ever grew.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

When the rebels were in Chambers
burg, they lie d tier canieens with
molasses ard stood on the streets din K
ing It, Others eat ne raw mackertl out
OF one hand and br wn sugar out OF the
other. They took hats from the heads
of our CT liens, and compelled Others to
take off their boots and shoes and give
them up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
TO CONSUMPTivEs,

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health
IN a lew weeks. by very simple remedy, after
bnvink Uttered several years with sever, lung
Election aud that dread disease, Consumption
i anxious to mako known TO his fcllow-suficrer,
the means Of euro.
To all who desire II, he will send copy Of the
prescripti m used (free Of charge) with the direc.
tions FOR preparing nd using tho same, which
they will find SURF CURE for CoSsUMPrIoS, "A 9Th.
MA, 9HoScBIrIs, &c. The only object of tho al
vertiscr In sending the prescription is to beIe6,
the afflicted. and spread information which he
conceivcs to be invaluable, and no hores every
sufferer will try his remedy, us it will cost them
nothing, ana may prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WlISON.
Williamsburg,
Kings County. New York.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

The Chs,tanocg, Rebel of . late date
says that Sam. Houston threatens TO
lake up srms against the Confederscy
unless 10 10 treated mole clvI.y."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

The Il ,ston Travellers correspondent
z YES an item Of gossip which is orea-
ing quito a comnotion among the fast
oil ;e's, gambIe,s aud sporting gentry
who invest the capital. A few weeks
AGO dsshlng dent ep, known by the
name OF ArAbella c., came on from New
York TO Washington. ln con junct,on
III Spanish pen,lemsn() she opened
n fashionable gambling hell, on enc OF
the man bnt quiet avenues. Her vim
and dashing ,hav'cr soon attracted
numerous visitors, who, strange TO say,
always delight 10 lose. The rta.on of
this pc, chant is that every loser OF over
800 is invited to y private interview
with the fair but frail Arahela or, rs she
is more f.miIia' called"Ary.' So great
10 the number of losers that n system OF
ch cks has beon introduced, reading
thus "Miss A--C-at home to Me-
from II to l, No" TIE last check ia
sued on Monday week was No.2O7, a
pretty ook number Of visitors in three
weeks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
E1VCRlTIC STATE TIlKET.
The New York Mob.

The reign OF terror which Tor Q few
DAYS had held possession Of the great
CITY OF New York, has at length subsi-
dei. The return Of sufiicien. military
force from the battle fields of Penns, Iva
MIA afforded sufi ;ient force TO crush out
the mob that had overrun the metropo-
lie, and set oil law and order at defiance.
Better BY lar had il been for the coun.
try and the administration, bad little
prevention been used, but it was not,
and the consequences have been what is
now seen. Many precious lives have
been lost, and millioos Of dollars have
been sacrificed. II may be claimed by
come that the dis ,ffected persons who
first set fire to u G train, bad good reas-
ons for go doing, through fear that in
iu.tice would be done, but this is not so.
The consumption law was la,c and
nothing else, and for ,ebelling against j,
there is no reason. The right to appeal
to the courts for redress of any wrongs
arising theretrom, was in the possession
Of each and every one of those who took
it upon themselves to set the law at def
anee, and introduce such an awful scene
OF riot and ruin az has been witnessed
in the Empire City. They are withou,
the least excuse for their outrageous act.,
and can only be looked upon as Grimm
ais amenable to the most stringent laws
1t may be argued that the sdm,n,s'ra-
ton has been guilty Of the most fragrant
out'ages upon the rights of the people
bnt be this as it may, because the ser
wants Of the people have done what they
ought not to have done, and have fran
ed policies not in accordance with the
constitution and the spirit OF our nation
al and State Lave, it does not follow tha,
the people themqelves should follow in
the same track, and tIample beneath
their feet, upon any pretense, any Law up
on the pages Of our statute books. -
Such things can ne, er DO tolerated, nor
will any person who has any claim " on
respect, or . deccn, regard for healthy
lave, make any assumption to the con
trary.
Now, that the mob has been quoted.
comes the work OF bringing it's members
to justice. Clearly are the leaders gnl-
~ Of treason, and the punishment for
that offelse is plain. Let the law take
its course withou, favor to any one
This is the first mob in this country OF
sufficient proportions to constitute It a
lasting disgrace; let such retribu,i,e
justice follow as will prevent its Iepe,i-
ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

Looking over the fiiss Of the republic
can p,rer Of 1860, We are forcibly re-
minded OF the slur thrown upon the
democra ic party ~ III Mon Savers
whenever we ventu,ed TO predict that
the co IRE OF the abolition leaders would
be likely, some day, to involve the Union
10 trouble. "Oh, Nonsense " sa d they;
you are dongh>isces-yielding to the
slave power-pro- slavery toois-Union
Saver.-when everybody knows that
the South could not be kicked out OF the
Union Ii they want 10, let them go!
and much more e the same soft Of Ieck.
ie.s travalo. Now when the Southern
States HAWK rcbelled and gone out of The
Union, aud IT has cost thousands Of
lives, and is likely TO cost thousands
more, and millions Of ,nosey to get them
back, aud democrats who then feared
this result, and begged fanatics to stop.
and are now begging them MT to make
il war that must forever prevent the
old Union from beng re-cstabl shed,
they are denounced AS disunionisfs,
whilst they pretend to have become the
"Union Savers" How much trouble
would have been avoided by fol owing
tho democratic party and adhcring to
the Constitution.
CAPTURE OF Nix. CRrTENDEH BY THE
REDEls The New Albany, Ind, Led
ger, Of July 9th, says that a gentleman
engaged in recruiting Union company
at Frank loIt reached Madison the da,
before. lie ,ep,rts tina, three hundred
rebels entered Frankfort and seized the
pcrsun OF Hon. j. j. Cr.ttcuden. We
have not heard what disposition they
have made Of him.
NoRru CARoLINA.-The old "North
State is gradually swinging back to her
anclcn, moorlngs. The Legislature,
now 10 session ut Raleigh, has many
members who are in favor and urg ny
the repeal Of the act of sec, ssion. Bnl
the ma prity think she cannot safely
throw of the yoke, rs long AZ the rebel
army hold Virginia. Let Lees army
be destroyed, aud North Carolina will
come back to the Union in short order
A MONSTER CuAcK. les,erdsy a
angle check Tor the sum OF 100000
was presented at the office Of the United
States Depository, in tins city, and
paid. We venture to say that this is the
heaviest check ever honored on tho spot
in Chicago. The money was designed
for the Special Agent OF the Treasury
Department at Louisville Kentucky, ~as
made up in fourteen packages, and
mea, ured about one fifth of y cord
chicago Jownai
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18


The following is chronological REQ
ord of the ssige Of vlcksburg from i,s
ir.t inception:
M.yl2. ls62-Flag Officer Farragut
demands the surrender.
June 2s-Far'agut passes Vicksburg
With hi. fleet.
Jun. 23.-Un ited naval attack upon.
July 24.-Naval siege raised by Far
ragut.
December 2s.-Gen. Sherman de-
feAted.
January 2, 1863. Gen. Sherman
wthdrAws from.
Jan. %. Gen. McCiernand prepares
for siege opera ions.
Fab. 4. Gen. Grant arrives.
Feb. Gen. Grant commences lombard.
ment.
March 2l-Admiral Farragut arrived
March 25.--Two CUNT oats run pas.
April l6.-Six gunboais run past.
April l7.-Flre opened from pcninsu.
la batteries.
April 29.-Admral Porter shells and
and pa,ses Grand Gulf
Apri 30.-G.nerai Grant lands at
Bowlinsburs and moves on Port Glib
son.
May l2.-Engagcment and victory at
Raymond.
Nav l3.-Battc Of Mississippi
springs.
Ma, l4.-Oceupation Of Jackson.
May 10 battle Of Bakers Creek.
May l7.-Ba,tlc OF ~ Black River
Bridge.
Nav l6. Evacuation OF Jackson by
Gen. Grant.
May ls-Gcncral Grant invests Vicks.
burg
May ls.-IIaincs and Cnickesaw
Blaifl captured.
May l9.-General Steele carries the
rifep Is and Grants right aud left re Is
upon the river.
May %. An unsuccessful attack
made by Gen. Grant.
July 4.-Vicksburg surrredersd to
General Grant.
TIE INHABITANTS OF GETTYspuRG.-
Mr.. CIounse, the admirable war CORES
pondent Of the New York Times. in a
letter in Thursdays issue Of that paper,
Gays OF the inhabitants Of Gettysburg !:
On the streets the burden Of their
talk lie their lo.ses and speeulrt,ons rs
10 VIII, Their the Government can be com
PEELED TO pay for this or that. Almost
entirely they are uncorteons-bu this
il plainly from lack Of intelligence and
refinement. Their charge, too, are ex-
orbllaut-ho c's. $3.50 per Gay milk
10 and l5 cents per quart bread 81
and even 81 so per Loaf: twenty cents
for a bantage for wounded soldier !!
And these are only few specimens Of
the sordid meanness aud unpstriotic
.pilit manifested by these people, from
whose doors our noble army had driven
hated enemy.
The Boston Travellers correspondent
2 YES an item Of gossip which is crea-
ing quito commoiion among the fast
Oil ;e's, gamblers aud sporting gentry
who invest the capital. A few weeks
ago dsshng dent ep, known by the
name of Arabella c. came on from New
York to Warrington In conjunct,on
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

ErIroR OF TIE DKMocRAT AND NswS- Dear S.r
With your permission wish to saw 10 the read
ers Of your paJer that viii, send ly return mai
rec ions for making and using simple vegetable
Balp. that sill efcctuaily remove, in 10 days
pimples, iiotches, Tan, Freckos and all lmrnri
ties ~ the skin leaving the Same soft, clear
staooth and bcf utii u.
will also mai tree 10 those having Bald Heads
or Bare Fsces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start a full growth Of
Luxuriant Hair. Whisk RS or Moustache. In less
than 80 days. All applications answered by re-
turn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours. TB0S. +. CHAPMAN,
je30-d3m chemist No. SCI broadway Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
THAT'S she Q~exfiOss !

XXIHERE DO YOU GET YOUR GREEN
w Groceries? Patterson 4 Youmsns keep.
tho best rie Plant, Asparagus, Lettuce. ia tow
and they sell Egg, Buster. Fresh Lake and River
Fish, Chec'e. Tier, sugar, Potatoes and Ap-
plss. Call there when you want the best arti
clss 1t the cheapest prices. Brady street. next
TO Pluumers Book stogs. my23-d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18

AFTER HIM.-The Washington Re :
publican, tho official organ Of the admin
islr.tion, Is already upon Gen. Meades
track, giving him grief because he did
not "bsg' the entire rebel army. /,
SAYS:
"While he acted upon the plans OF
Gen. Hooker ut Gettysburg BIO WAS Auc-
cessful, but from the moment he was lei,
to his own judgment he has not done AZ
we'll"
What foolishne.s to attempt TO gull
the people with the idea that Gen Hook
or planned the battle OF Getty sburg. II
be did, and the administration had con
fijerce in his carrying them out, why
vas he removed: Such lodges TO boil
s.cr up the fallen greatness Of Hooker
will never pass current among the peo-
pie. The glo,y of the Gettysburg battle
field is Gen. Meade's. That he did not
capture the rebel army was probably ow-
ing to interference from Wasaingt IN. II
10 known that lIamlip went to the field
Immediately after the battle.
II man is drafted, and submits 10 a
medical examination, uuder the impress
sion that he is incompetent, and it is de-
cided that he is capable OF serving. he
will be obliged to GO the three hundred
doilsrs will not be excepted, unless ten
dered before decision upon physics ab,-
ity.- Er.
This is the decision OF the Provost
Marshal General. We confess that we
fail to see the Justice Of the deci.ion.-
Those Who have rade up their minds to
fork over the three hundred dollars ra,h-
er than 90 TO the war, in case they are
20 lucky as to be drafted, can walk M 10
the captains Office and settle, without
having the pleasure Of an examination
by the examining surgeon to see whe,h
Or he is sound or no,. With some who
have decided TO pay it will be very fine
question - to whether they would pass
m examination or not but in order to
be pefiectly safe until after the dr.f. shall
have been ordered, which may be 10 SIX
.aoatbs. it is safest 10 pay The three hun.
DID.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-18
JAN Els M. ssALZELI.,
JANE LIARRiSO
JACOB l.iTZEN.

JhaCTlCAL DYER. PARTICULAR At
.cnuon iaia to dyeiDg Cloths, Silks, Velysts
OF garments Of any kind-to give any colo, da,
sired Third street, two doors west of Io,s"
no'.n Sue NILS div
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-03
Orrmi(htes.

= General Surnlpr BAT in elmer 6fentlid
atsesct'nm Gr5iarung Die Observation-Disclosures
Ter tst 8rtbcridfturg trlittcuen Nirccr!ase eau,
luetn duf fh %gsnommen. Ge mus fur plfien
Wtenihcn cine icuoerbnrs @euuattuuna Iein.
ais Sinpcnbcd Dor ben Nugen Der gBelt Ram.
itcbeu unb bas Sewubtirin In fh Az troaen, 10
otels Gaulcnre 6iu8cfblaGttt uuo gu &rippeIn
erma6t III bhbeu.
= DericIbt General reihte na6 iener bent.
purctgen S@la6t ieine 9ttii9uatipn elm, Die
absr nitt anaenpmmcn murbe, pa man lplte
gsute bel Dan YIunpsrn Der 0incuIn. Epnalie
nur Su gut brduheu fann.
- ShblreiGr SeittGse 9sbrn aus allen Gbci-
len Der CONFEDERATION fur Die -purb ben ,&rifo
lh'per beim8eiubttn 6reperidoturser rin. 94r
@nNrre 2nuisnre stteu, 1T ais rtn beiunpsrss
Set'Risl merfpurbiaer 5rciseb,gtrit an,ufubren,
ba6 Die Summe Don $50 pom ben bicIiaen Se.
nmten Der GuniGccri,ten Staatsu ,ulam menae.
%iteuert rurpcn 1T. Spdteren Srribtcn ,ululae
lpurn o~ielelbcn sWar ihon sinmal fir r~snl,ben
3wed ,ulnmmsnSetsnsrt blben, pas mif viel 2
piro aber lsiOer niht anaeaetcn.
Bel TEN 8auS3nae Der 2nnfees BON Ntrp.
bern aHe, otr (t& na& gOIpsbprc' ,u erlredte,
icuen %oisieIbtn an 1000 Neser miiaenommsn
oOer NIT anPersn Mcrten 9eitObIen Gatsn.
= Yarlcn BrownIUr, Der 1rnnsfee-. ezra.
tetr, bat gum QObne isiHer Dienfe cine Sftre
bst rtm S&aBamts Ocpartem,nt in Waiblna
ton erbaItcn.
Sn SaSonnlb tieit 8tibuf @uirt tur,.
lib cine Nspe. in weIhcr er teionDere bic Ser.
r'rnlte Der a~emeinen Solpnten helepr6ut. Die
"n9rthnnt uno un9enannt ben Gop fIrs Batter
lano %iterbsn. Cine Der erifen YFihteu Der amer.
fdnntsn CONFEDERATION mirre Die iein. pcu az,
tautnen Solnatrn r;u Genfnal nit rrr Snibrift
gu frribten Zen sefa0enen unp I'm setanntsn
SltfrlamoSUertteioisern !"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-03

- ScrlrBte Ncme wuree auf Bstriet Der
Bier einaetrufrnen Sstpauct.n Der 9si&uam ei.
n's i'm Safin Grtruufcnen richer ansorarabsu,
an rsfru &prpcr ~tisIstten bic @umme pom
S9I 900 fanesn. Oa mar es lbpu Der Wibs
lUcrtb, zine weits Nriis au MAIDEN unp RE 8utc
eeS Suf1Gig g%rtruntsnen ,i f6reu.
= Der @sGisl rcs Satrcs muree vuu ben
Surnsrn unp ibren 8rsunren In oitbsrf0mm.
lt6er sSstie frftli6 tssauasn. @acs mar ME in
%friterea Sabren, nur ba6 mon iib bel pi,Ier
Sslosffrna6t eas erlere Naf, BEN fruriseu
0ll6wttu rcnfsn muetr.
- Our6 bic ensrail6sn gcrT6tsmoErcoeIn
unisrer Scb6rre Dat ffd Die :3a6l Der 8lattsrn.
tranten tfpeutenp perminpsrt unr b6rt man nur
nod bOtf feIten pom nsuen Standardization.
yin Nuftsr Namens 6enrp @traue 6sI
pcrgcitsrn ftub Nrr9ens. ais err pae 0etsretur.
aer Depot aufu6ts, in bas 8aiin unp %ertrnnf.
DerisIte sst6rts sum 17tm Rtfl1fppt geai
rncnt unp mar auf elmer 9teiie na6 Ietrsr Sei
motb tsariftu. Gts bieiisen enslii&en Sl3ttrr
bsbauptrn. osrielts lei bstrunten aspelen Dir
iinait; Sersanacnteit bat atsr aenuafam ace
,eiRt, ea6 man leineu COB i'm ShRu Enpsn fam,
obne 9crnre t~etruntsn isinau milIsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-03
Stabt RidmOno.

= Nsu 3uaetence Nbcnnsnten NJ cGen oeL
an: Dor 675, 8i&mOnN, @a., aOreifrsn.
Die am Wcntag hattetIunbene Qtsne.
unterbaItuns beS @sianspsrsins girainio mar
sablrsth bsiu@t. unO fnnp tns smr NuFnbr.no
fcmmsnre Stif, Or. Wsfpe, niht anein oi,
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