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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-21

SENSATIONAL Reports OF PEACE PRoPos1r1oNs.-
4 special Washington dispatch to the New York
Herald says:
Notwithstanding the denial of " Washington news
papers, whose managers assume to know everything
but really know nothing it is fact that, for two
months past the question of settlement of the i'm
pending difficulties between the Northern and South
States, without further bloodshed, has been un-
der consideration both in Washington and Richmond.
The action thus far hardly authorizes the state
ment that peace propositions are being considered.
The negotiations have not yet reached any definite
propositions. For the present your correspondent
is under an obligation of secresy upon the subject
which may in few days, be removed, when it will
be shown that the government has either accepted
or rejected plan proposed to try to bring the war
to speedy and bloodfess conclusion. without dis.
honor to the North or humiliation to the South"
BARBARIsM OF. OUR ENEMIEs-We learn through
private letter that the Federal invaders of East
Tennessee have burned the famed residence of Dr. j.
G. n. Ramsay, near Knoxville. The greater por.
ton of the house was built during the last decade
of the last century. Much Of its furniture was
made in Europe and the library destroyed was in.
valuable. Books, and papers, and manuscripts of
the colonial days of North Carolina had been care
fully collected through long life of patient research
and industry by Dr. Ramsay. The manuscript
copy of the second volume of the Annals of Ten.
nessee has been destroyed and with it collection
o. autograph letters, from all the leading men of
the South.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14
poetrll.
T11E EyD OV TiIE RAINBOW.

"Comc, Nelly" cried, on soft summer day,
When the sunbcams chasing the raindrops away,
"'Thc rainbow has lit on the hill, and you know
There are bags full ofgold at the end of the bow.
We were Young, thoughtlcss children, sweet Nelly
and I,
And we thought tha the hilltop was close to the sky
We thought, too tour brothers had said it was so)
We should find heaps Of gold at the end of the bow.
So onward we trndycd over meadows of green,
Where volcts modest, and daisies were seem
Nor paused till we stood il the in the valley below
And pazcd all around for the end Of the bow.
"Not here" said sadly; but Nelly rcpcl-
"It is hid in the by the waterfalls side;
Run fast: if you DER the pebbles so slow;
Tin sure I'll reach first the end of the bow.
We found not the searched for till night
But Nelly, the sweet fragile blossom, right;
From the valley of tears she was called to- go,
TO the spot where is resting the end Of the bow.
Where rainbows of glory increasingly play,
Dear Nelly is singing with angels to-dy;
And her light snowy pinons are folded trow,
In the fullncss of JOY at the end of the bow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14
4 PROCLAMATION
By tile President of' tie United States oj
.1Mrrira.

WHEREAS Treaty of Peace, Friendship,
Commerce and Navigation between the Uni
ted States and the Republic of Bolivia was
concluded and signed by their respective
Plenipoientiarics, ut lie paz, on tie thirtr. h
day Of May, one thousand and eight hundr, d
and tifty-cight, which Treaty, after having
been amended and ratified by the contracting
ing parties is word for word as follows:
Treaty Of Peace, Friendship and Commerce,
and Navigation, bctwecn tie UMited States
IF America md Tie Rrp~Llic Of Boliria.
The United States of America and the
Republic Of Bolivia, desiring to make lasting
and firm the friendship and good understand
ing which have prevailed between both ma
tions. have resolved to fix, in manner clear
distinct and positive, the rules which shall in
future bo relisiously observed between the
one and the other, by reasons Of treaty of
friendship, commerce, and navigation. For
this most desirable object. the President OF
the United States of America has conferred
full powers on John w. Dana, citizen Of
the said States, and their Minister resident to
the said Republic; and the President Of the
Republic OF Bolivia on the citizen Lucas
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14

of mails, infantry belts. and clothes made up
in the form and for military use.
Sd. Cavalry belts, and horses, with their
furnitures.
4tl,. And generally all kinds Of arms Of
steel. brass, and copper, or any other materi.
ais, manufactured, prepared, aud formed ex-
pressly to make war by sea or land.
ARTICLE XVIII.
All other merchandises and things not
comprehended in tho articles Of contraband
explicitly enumerated and classified US above
shall b. held and considered as free, aud sub
jects of free and lawful commerce, so that
they may be carried and transported in the
freest manner by the citizens of both the con-
tracing parties. even to places belonging 10
an enemy. excepting only those places which
arc at that time beseiged or blockaded. and
to avoid all doubt in this particular, it is d.-
clared that those places or ports only are be-
sieged or blockaded, whichare actually a.
tackled by belligerent force capable Of
preventing the entry of the neutral.
ARTICLE xIx.
The articles of contraband before enumcr-
ated and classified which may be found in
vessel bound to an enemy's port shall b. sub
ect to detention and confiscation, aving free
the rest of the cargo and the ship, that the
owners may dispose of them as they see
proper. No vessels of either of tho two ma
tions shall be detained on the high seas Oh
account of having on board articles of con.
traband, whenever the master, captain, or su-
pcrcargo of said vessel will deliver up tho
articles of contraband to the captor, unless
the quantity of such articles be so great or Of
so large bulk that they cannot be received
on board the capturing ship without great in.
convenience; but in this, as well ms other ca.
ses of just detention, the vessels detained
shall ba sent to the nearest convenient and
safe port for trial and Judgment according to
law.
And whereas it frequently happens that
vessels sail for a port or places belonging to
an enemy without knowing that the same
is besieged, blockaded. or invested, it il
agreed that every vessel so circumstanced
may be turned away from such port or place
but shall not be detained nor shall any part
of her cargo. if not contraban,l, br confscat-
ed, unless, after warning Of such blockade or
investment from any officer commanding 4
vessel of the blockading forces. they shall
again attempt to enter; but she shall 10 per-
mittcd to go to any other port or place she
shall think proper Nor shall any vessel Of
either that may have entered into such pmt
before the same was actually bcsieged, block.
AIDED, or invested by the other. be restrained
from quitting such place with her cargo; nor
if found therein after the reduction and sur.
render, shall such vessel or her cargo be lia-
bic to confscation, but they shall b. restored
to the owners thereof
(70 be ccnclxdel)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14
SCIENCE AND DIMlrY.-Nary j

SCIENCE AND DIMrry.-Alary Jane. very
pretty and interesting young lady Of eightesn
summcrs-from the country-steppsd into
IS gallery few days since, to get doz-
Ell album cards. She was accompanied by
male cousin who "knows the ropes" After
being gracefully posed. tho urbane operator
took look at her through the instrument.
when Mary Jane bluahed, patting her dress
down so as to rake it touch the floor Al:
around. huricdly beckonrd her escort to ap-
proach. He came near, when she whispered
anxiously:
"Don't let that ugly horrid man look at ms
through that thing; please make him stop"
"Why not?" asked Gus.
Il don't like to tell you," she Llushingly
answered.
"Oh, must insist on knowing" said he.
"Well," she replied, "if must tell you.
towering her voice awfully,) it will turn mo
upside down."
Onr city friend, the cousin. smiled-l,s
couldn't help it-and told her slo must bs
mistaken.
"Oh no." said she, "Mr. M is an er.
gineer. and when he surveyed the milroad
last summer, he stopped at pas ever 20 long.
and he told us that If you looked through one
Of those glasses the object-that's what hs
said--was turned upside down. lie is very
scientific man and ought to know. you know.''
Our friend assured her that he would not
have her upset if he could help it. and told
Mr.. .- (who had been watching the mystic.
rious conference with some interest) that tho
young lady now thought he might now pro.
coed to "take her" without any further prs.
paration. and sllo was accordingly took"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14

CuARITAnLR CARoo.-The cargo Of the
ship George Gris~old-tho gift Of America
to the starving English opsratives-was ls..
736 barrels of -four. 400 boxes Of bacon, 100
barrels Of pork, 500 bushels Of corn, 500
barrels and boxes of bread.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14

70 It is very erroneous i'nputation upon
one Of our prominent politicians that +" he
drinks hard" There is nothing in tie world
he does easier.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14
2rcritirs.

w NAME OF ZE STREEr-A Frenchnan
stopped lad in the street to make some in
quiries of his whereabouts.
Mon fren, what is 70 name Of zls street!'
"Well, who said 'twant :"
"What you call zis street,"
"Of course we do"
"Pardonncz, have not 70 name what you
call him."
"Yes, Watts street we call it,"
"How you call ze name OF lis street =
"Watts sraet, told yer"
"Zis street y
"Watts street, oil frler; and don't yer go
to make game o me-
.'Sacro mon du ask you one. two, tree,
several times, often, will you tell me ~ name
Of ~ dam strcet-eh!" :"
"Watts streets, told yer Yer drunk,
amt yerl"
"Mon loctle fren, we're YOU lif ell 7"
"In Vandam street"
"Eh ben You lf in Won dam street, and
you is Won dam fool-5y dam !"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14

sg" Sire, one word," said soldier one
day to Frederick the Great, WHEN presenting
to him request of a brevet of lieutenant.
"lf you say two" answered the prince, 81
will have you hanged"
"Sign." replied the solder.
Tho monarch, surprised at his presence Of
mind. Immediately granted his request.
~ Pulag0gWe-" Grammar class stand up
and recitc. Tom, parse girls"
Pupil" Girls is particular noun OF the
lovely gender, lively person, and for double
number kissing mood, in the immediate tense,
and in the expectation case to matrimony, ac-
cording to the general rule"
tvA dandy at hotel table, who wanted
the milk passed to him. thus asked for it :
"Plcase send your COW this way" 10 whom
tho landlaly rctortcd as follows "Waitcr,
take the COW down to where that calf is bleat-
inr."
- Oae of tho finest specimens of Il lacon-
ic speech is that Of Rocllejacquelin -" If
advance, follow me; if fall, avenge me if
finch, kill me-"
~"Will you come to the bower have
shaded for you !" as tho Western man said
when he had concealed all the bowers in his
boots.
% The soldier who marches undaunted
before the cannon's mouth, may cover before
the mouth of u woman.
70 10 whom You betray your secret you
give your liberty.
70 Wolves sometimes lose their teeth but
not their nature.
% Where the hedge is lowest mon coin.
monty leap over.
@ Words are nothing but wind, but see
ing is believing.
gT The worst of the law is that one suit
breeds score.
@ Wise mcnlearn by others harms fools
by their OWL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14
Q)Mtial.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed a. tie Thrd Session Of 1HTty-SerenA Con-
y!css.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14

An ACT to amend an act entitled "An act to
provide internal revenue to support the
Government and to pay interest OH public
debit" anf1f0Yad JlIV first, EfSlffeeM hun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14

Mendosa do la Tapia, Secretary of State in
the Department of Exterior Relations and
Public INSTRUCTION, who, after having ex-
changed their said full powers in due and
proper form, have agreed to the following
articles
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14

All the ships merchandise, and the effects
belonging to the citizens of ono Of the con-
tracing parties, which may be- captured by
pirates, whether within the limits Of it's !juris-
dic,ion or on the high seas, and may be car
ried or found in tho rivers, roads, bays. ports.
or dolninions Of the other, shall be delivered
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-03-14

up to the owners, in due form, their rights be-
fore the proper tribunals it being we'll un-
derstood that the claim should be made with
i'll the term of one year, by the parties them
selves, their attorneys, or agents Of their res
pectivc Governments.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
9 E r ut / Z b t E 8.

Gin Sti d den @ei9 I d I E..
= @eit cer @riinpun9 Der 8trcini9ten
Staaten wurben 10 perlbtebeue @erl,be
gum umtur5 oer G6oeral<&e9ieruns ee=
ma9t.
Der erRe par i'm Sab,e 1852 unb be-
itano in elmer Gerl6wbruue awil6en yer<
Idiecenen Sfi;ieren rer T6perals Nrmse,
uln Die 13 Staaten in einen 3u cenlolpiz
rem unp @albin9ton bic oberfe 2eitun9 gu
seben.
Ser smeite @erlud fano i'm Sapre 1887
fatt; es war oie6 bic lo9enanntc ~Sbay'6 8
Snluuettion" iu Ma0a9uletts.
Der brittle 0eidob I'M Sabre 1894 unb
TT unter Der 8eSeidnu9 Die Wbisfyz zSn.
lurreftion BON pennlylpanien" befannt.
Der oierte 9teng I'm Sabre 1914 BON
ber @onuenttpn Der T5peralilten in 6art<
fort aus.
Der finite fano i'm Sabre 1920
unter Der Ne9ierun9 ces prafcenten
Monroe ftatt. Dan1als famen bic yerz
l6ierenen Staaten ,pe0en Der Graee iiber
Die 3ula6uns Mi0ouri's in GoQi0on.
Ser ledste entfanc aus GonFitt 3ntz
(aen her 2t9islatur pon @eor9ia nit Der
G5peral : Ne9terun9 we9en 9etpil1er Qln>
rereien, ,pelde ben Greet Snpianern iiterz
0eben worcen tparer.
Der Iebsnte en:itanb I'M Sabre 1880
purG bic @berofees in @epr9ia.
Der a@te tpar Die terii6tiete Nuuifeaz
tionszSrrinanS BON SIpzGarpliua i'm
Sabre 1882 unter prdfcent Sadion.
Der neunte fano i'm SABRE 1912 in
@boce Sslano fat, al8 sd bic ~@abk
N1oeiation" oe9en Die StaatstebSrpen
ouFtbntt.
Der sebnte @erlu@ 1T bic jeBise Secl<
fonsS8eweaunA.
Sa 8a1binsto fnp bic So
iaenciebe lebr eerieben. Sie ftreuen i'm
Ibeater pber bel Goncerten pfefer auf ven
6ubtoeen uno weun rie 3ub6rsr applau.
piren, cann folst Elm oQsemeineS Nitlsn;
cieIa1bentiider rpernen beraus8ebolt UNI
bic 5lncc Ger Diebe fabren in bic Tal9en.
MI6 @urtp u m tbeilt bic 3eitunQ
fit Norcpeutl6lanb NIT, caB IN 8abrens
burg i'm 9annBper'iden 2annleute rei,
Napar'lden 2uftzBaQon fit ba6Gubrmer'
pe6 Eeufel6 9ebalten unh mad cem1elter
aeldc0en bdtten glilflider 0eile pbn'
S9aten on3uridten, ba Der 8allon feb,
bod gina unp nur in her @r66e einei
8ienentorbe6 er19ien. Cine alte Sra,
be.ese dneflt@ gaterunier.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

Z Gin tur3er Sraum ppn Or
: hen9 4 d. = 6enry &pbl 1T ein1:ut:
t iber cellen &erf sen 40 Sonmer5Brie.
; len 9efii6t. poreen. Die 3epbyre baber
gar unbarmber;i9 in itinen 2eden oe(pitlt
cenn 6enry'6 9aupt 9lei4t Gem &1nia
eer Nndt = cem Monpe.
J Sn @bica9o, per &efbenj &pbl's,
trpbn!e Elm Mdp9en, Elm eneeloleides
Btlen. Sn Der ;arteiten 8'iitbe res
Sun9frauenalter8, pran9eno tpte etneGo(e,
lab er @brilttne, 10 bieb cie 6plbe, Dor iib
/ itsben.
rDa fabt ein namenlplss Sebnen
Das 9er3 bts &obl" =
Ct fam = lab - unp - liebte. Gr
tlidte entsiidt In ibre binamsltlaren Muoen
uno = alautte iiter rteie 9gelt audteu
3u mu0en wenn itin Blit in pielemSpie=
gel idwan,m es 1par tbn,, als bSre er
s6ueftuftuHYc uu5 39uraetef.1ffvtur,11 1p1..,t
GbriRin6sn ipya6. Dieie unp feline an
cere miro meine @attin, l9pur er bel let<
ner 2iebe. n@briitine, t6 liebe DR. i9
liete Did, i6 lieH auf ale ale Gdue."
"5enry, i9 bin pein!" tammelte fe unr
fo9 an (etne 8ruF. ~Sa Detn gu 1ein
auf c,pia!
rgSie sliittli9. mic isiis,
QSie itlis verb iG iein!"
Sn weni9en &asen fibrte 6enry 8obl
9briltine Straum gum Sraualtar. Dae
paar trat, na&pem e5 BE pricferli9e
6ano pereini9t batte> cine .6o93eitsreile
an uno fam I'M leliaiten Qiebesraui4 |
l&welaeno mad @t. 9ouis. 6r &pbl
bate @elp, Sisl @slo unp Gin beoeutenoeS
prcperty. Da erwa&t plGsli& in ieiner
@attin Elm grocer 0epante. @ie le9te
namlid bic 2iebe gu ibrem @atten uno
Die Dcllars auf bic @aaee uno febe ia!
ote Wnasldale Der 9ebe fnft tauleno
&lafter tief bis in ben tiefRen Nboruno
uno Die DpQarmaaaldale ftei9t his sur
bS9fen 51be. Die Doase bat entl&ie,
ben. Der Gnt1d!ub 1T 9efaBt. Wlaba<
me fobl nimmt pa5 @eln> ma9t i9 BON
eannen uno labt-5einrid GARNER 6ein,
rta y fsen, Der, ver;reifelnp bic 6dnoe
rinBenb, bic Myme na9 BEN tbeuren {
5Gatttntilpe vpem serl6wnnpenen @el,
BE-" ausfredt. Dod adj! leiu 6er3
s!e'tt unae(tillt. @9ri|tiue 1T fort unp
Fsbrt YielItidt ME >pieofr,
Mpral:
Ser gEnhn III FUR. bic Mrur YouoA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
@reL 0e:

mes Dien1tberrn opr9in9, mabte unlerl
Grtb ba sMdern aar tetne Treuce. Meb,
mails belt er bic pferce an, frete f0 q,
: ZEN pfu9 lino ftarrte in cen Nebel bin
Elm, Der bid unp ldmer iiterm Geloe lag
- pcsr fdluQ nit Der peitl6e na9 DC
Naten une &rdben, pie in ben frilat
MdersTur@en ii@ bic &e9enwiirmer un
Maten aufbadten; lp Lief er an re
i9retencen preiten 869eln feinen llnmut
aus, penn er fonnte bic beute Worae1
8eb6rten @orte ni9t 70 leidt rerlbmer
gen; = gum erftenmale srplte er lo red
Dem S@idlale, ea6 Jpn - pcn @nfel BEL
alien rei@en Dprflaulsen - 3umDienlt
fne@te tperpen LIEF uno ibm feline jun9
9iete io itbr verbittern ,rplIe. 9ber ponr
trSitete er fld, bab bic &atbel ibn trob lei,
ner Mrmutb nimmermebr la0en >piiret> =
er oa4te oaran. tpie ber;ltd fe> ptnn E,
TN 'StaQe peer 1cnit I'M Dau e et,pas ar,
beitete, ibm pon ibrem 3immcr aus cas
2{:b i9aQen litb> >pprin e5 beift:
8ater uno Mutter wcIen e8 nitbt leicen>
0elt, n1ein SdaB, pas lpeibt bu trobl e;
@ater u. Wfutter, u. Stue0eru. 8ruper,
Dab i@ bid nibt nebmen 1oQ!
2eile iumn,te ct lelt@t eas Qieo fit 1t9
binL aber aud ba5 SinAtn freute i'm teute
nt&t lebr. Gtwa6 2ultiae6 bdtte er gar
ni9t 3uwe9e 9ebradt. SINNER famen
ibm ,piecer iol6e 2iec.r ;u Stnne bic NIT
ietner @ttlnmung barmonirten unD anf
feline ei9enen @srbaltni7e Be3u9 baten
fcnnten. 3ri6e brummte ct ieBt:
@arum 1T benn bic Mrmutb 70 iebr serz
a@t't?
Man felt Te binter bic Tbiir.
5att' i9 nur breitaulene Dutaten in ser
5ano,
@o 5So' man mid berfur!
uno al6 er 10 etniee @erle vot f9 binae<
fun9cn bate, war er frob, spn Der Mitz
ta969lode bellen &ldn9sn bic pom Dprfe
i'm Nebel beriberballttn, unterbroGen III
'pereen. Mit ban9en, 5eraen uno ber
6ra9e, tpas NQe6 gu 6aule beute Wcr0en
uoreefaQen lein mo9te> fsbrte er NIT lei>
nen Yferp,n beim. Die &atbel Ranc
beute nidt unterm Ebpr> I'M Jpn bein,li9
aber bic Mo9o pom 6aule,
bic rotbeGran3 bic ren bobmutbi0en Trib
aidt leioen fpnnte ftano porten, = uno
r fonnte ibr ettpas tpie 6pbn unp Sdaz
penfreuoe i'm @elt9t atlelen. &aum bate
r bic Yferce in ben Stau 9ebrabt> als
1u6 ibpn Der Bur9ermei(ter berau@tam
ano, na6oem ct etwa5 ppn bcm gDiQen
'er Trau 8lrsermeiferin 9cRommelt ibm
rab er fl@ um cinen anpern
Ofenlt umleben mDae. Der GriB nabm
'ieb pbne ale gr>rieoerune bin> puyte
,cd einual inc pferee unp tranf;e bic
ieben 2biere, Yon pfnen er ii9 jcbt trea>
ten lollte> nobel ibm pbne bab ers wubte>
nebr ais eine Tbrdne in BEN Wa0ereimer
1el. Damn uno ,pann fab er AUDI naA
zen Tenitern btniiber ater "a }par fsin
Ratbele 3u leben, uno als cann rer Burz
|ermeifer nod einmal nit leinem Oicnt>
obn fam uno ibm cann falt eela9t bate,
,ab er jebt 9eDeu tSnne> Ia nabm er feline
teben Sahen ,ulamn,en uuo ldlid pbne
5emancen ein Wprt gu la9en, pur1 eie
Yrasadrten bintetm Dotfe binauf na1
'em tleincn .5au69en res olten Ser8>
ni@el. OJprtlesun9 fpl9t)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
u0er @abn 1T turh bic Neue lana"

@eine efeene @terbcanz
set9e lt1en - Gin BfliGeS Sour
nal batte einen 9bonnenten, pel@er n1eb<
rcre Sabre ilibt beiablt batte> pbwobl Ct
SfterS perlpraG, porSulpre@en uno III be-
5ablen. llnr cann nad i4arfem @ort>
wed1el la9te er: @enu id r1oreen niht
berauffomme uno. be3able, rann md9en Ee
f@ uterSeust balten, oaB {@ 9eforben
bin" Der nddite Sag fon> oter fein
0elp. @m rarauf fol9enoen Moroen
warp Der slbpnnen erldredt> intem er in
bet 3eitun8 feline ei1ene Eoeesan;eise las,
NIT eincm furen 2ebeu6lauf unp Mufe
sablun9 auer auten @i9enl&aftetl bic ct
beiub> ollein nit 3ufiiaun9 pes Tapsls,
oab ey ben Druder t1ibt besablte, Gr
nabm leiuen 6at uno elite na@ rer Drud<
frci uno rief: uWo6 lpQ oaS beibsn z"
vNun ja>" la1te ber@epofteur vSit laetet,
i9 mDdte Sie als tort elauten, wenn
jene &ednun9 n}At 0efern beSablt ruroe>
uno ia t9 sic alS einen Wann Don @ort
bielt, 10 melr,te i'd pemesmdb Sbren SOB"
80 ia, i@ be9reife, bier 1T Sbr @elp unp
nun, >penn sic 70 aut lein ppllel >picer<
rufen Sie ben 8eridt in Sbrem na9fen
BIotte." nDas 1T tidt n6tbiA" antpor<
tett Ger @ecafteur ~oie &nsei9e Ranp
t|o6 1T rem 8latte> rpelde6 Sbntn 9e1didt
tpurre." Gr nabm lb ocu gBinf su 9er>
gen uno sablte cen Drufer piintt!i@.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
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