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PRIVATE SCHOOL .
LAM0TT. Halter

0z3NV1 I 11111 60V
Corner J and 2nd street, Sacrs 4nento,
rs now prepared to furnish the Gus .omers with
Il the new styles Of Hats and Caps Of every des-
cripton both in style and price. fhe Dress Hat
is entirely new in point of style, md differs from
anything ever introduced in the country. They
are very neat and tasty in appearance.
Just received a large lot of new styles of soft
and stiff Hats.
Orders from the country promptly filled. Hats
and Caps made and repaired at short notice.
Call and examine before purchasing. sept6 3m
The Placer herald., 1863-07-11
Yankee Jim Democratic Club.
President R. o. Cravens.
Vice Presidential. P. Dunno.
Secretary-C. B. Houser.

Todd's Valley Democratic Club.
President Thomas DOdds.
Secretary-D. S. johnson.
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KnIlstments in PENNSYLVANIA

HARRISBURG. Dec. f.-Governor Curtin to-
day received a communication from the War
Department, announcing that the Government
declines 10 adopt his propositions, made some
weeks ago, upon the subject of recruiting
ing OF few companies to I'LL incomplete regi-
ments.
A general order has been issued from the
plan of recruiting adopted, and calling nnon
the people of the several enrolment districts
and sub-districts OF the State to offer bounties
TO volunteers The deficiency of Penrsylya-
less than that of any Of the ad iacent States.
The hope Is expressed that, by vigorous Of.
fort, her quota may be filled by volunteers,
and the draft thus be prevented
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THE PIRACY AT CAPE COD.


The Capture of the Chexapeake-where
and How the Plot Originated-Cargo
shipped by Confederate Asents-Desi2n n
to Run the Blockade at Wilmington
ST. JOHNS, N. b, Dec. fQ-The Evening
Globe gives the following particulars con-
nected will the capture of the Chesapea AXE
The sche me was matured here By Confsder-
a:e agents. Meetings were held and the pas
sage money of the parties 10 make the seizure
WAS paid through to New York They were
promised five hundred dollars each on the
seamer being safely taken into Wilmington
II vas also arranged at certain store in Ne W
ork each OF the parties was to call at different
times for pRrce! containing revoIyers, ammu-
DiIicn, and a pair Of handouts.
IL Is believed the cargo was shipped by Con-
federa'e agents and was valuable to the
South, and it was arranged she should be seized
plot represented the Chesapeake to have been
taken while attempt ng to run the blockade,
and 'hls ehort was made to get back Southern
property.
We have the names of Eve Of the men en-
gagged in the seizure. They belong to this city,
anf left here with Captain Rraine They are
Ut 'he uVIss sPc. los vf Il huunuitJ, ucuVsuInntca
Toushs. One Of them is just out OF the peni.
tentiary. They all went from here by the
steamer New England on the Sd to Boston.
The Chesapeake did not coal here She called
OIL the harbor and took on board Capt. Parker,
formerly Of the privateer Retribusion, who took
command.
The citizens generally regret that this civ
unwlttinely afforded temporary shelter to the
conductors OF this scheme, and that any person
from this place should be concerned in it. Pub.
lie opinion condemns the act entirely.
Capt. Wfllett and passengers and crew were
provided for by the steamer New England to.
day. z.sa.-s.-.
The Chesapeake, at last accounts, was re-.
ported 10 be below Pubucio harbor, near Cape
Sable.
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REPORT OF The THE
TREASURY. =

n1FOAx 4 Uf II Ib1ESEChETARY HI OF THE
TREASURY. -
In submitting his elaborate and able repor.
upon the condition of the finances Of the Gov
eminent, Secretary Chase states that the opera.
items Of his Department have been attended,
with greater degree Of success than lie had
reason to expect at the beginning of the fiscal
year.
The aggregate receipts from all sources. in.
cluding the balance from the preceding year.
as shown by the books of the Treasury, were,
during the last fiscal year, S720O3s, ,o39.79, and
the disbursements S7A, ,7U9, 1855. The receipts
from internal revenue have alone fallen short
Of the estimate, and disappointed expectation.
The estimate WAS S55, ,456, 1873, while the actual
receipts were S37, ,6a0, 1876. A part of the de-
execution OF the law, and a part to the changes
made in it by Congress after the estimate was
made; but it is not probable, had neither cause
from this source would have exceeded haif uhe the
estimated amount. 1t is suggested that the law
be materially amended, in order to make it
pr0duce the reysnu expected from it.
The total receipts from all ordinary sources
were estimated at $50, ,4e5, ,345.6O, while the
actual receipts amounted to &l24,443,3l32a.
It's estimated the receipts from all sources
56e,5O0S. Tho total aggregate of actual and
estimated expenditures amounts to 87a9. ,3I. :.
9aoA2. OF this amount S46l, Isl ,5S7 SO witt have
to be provided for by loans :
The debt on the LIST of July, 1854. was Si nos. y.
IsS, S,iei3!i to which If this estimated increase be
aanea me total debt on the lst of July, 1854,
VIII De Sl,oet ,e56.S4l.44, instead OF $i,744 es5-
5ee so, as estimated in the report Of last De.
cember. But as it is not certain or probable
that the expenditures will reach the estimated
amonnt, the total amount OF debt ON June 3Oth
1894, will be bnt 81, ,633, O,bi2.a4.
Assuming the correctness CT the estimate
which puts the debt, on the lat July, 1854 at
S1,6e6, .Gf1.f, n viii result from these esti.
mates that the whele debt will have reached
on the 30fh OF June, 1e6s, the sum of a22
S35, 190.J7. sas afes-
The Secretary has ne apprehension Of ds.
} dciency on comparison with estimates. in snv
of the ordinary sougces Of income, except, per.
haps, the anterna! revenne; nor does he aItic.
ipate any 1ormidable difficulty In urovidins
the amount to be obtained from loans; special.
tinue to attend our arms. : 80
The Secretary reiterates his conviction Al
expressed in his reportin July, 1881, that. 10 4
sound financial condition, system OF taxafson
certain to produce su11cient revenue % nav
the whole ordinary expenses Of the Govern.
ment In times Of peace, and the entire ntsreat
on the public debt, and to create q eraduaiiv
increasing fusd for the redemption OF ite uri,s.
cipsl, was Indispensable.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
PRESS DISPATCHES !
THE SIEGE OF CHARLEsrON

THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Accounts from Rebel Papers-The siege
still lProsressing-Firihs Ceased ON Fort
Sumter.
Whig OF the 9th, contains the following:
CBtRLBsT0H, ID, c. S.-A brisk fire between
+ ort Moultrie and Battery Grpgg opened this
morning. Tie Yankees have ceased firing on
Sumter. They are altering their batteries and
entrenching Gregg eassw ward. One monitor
has timber works around her sides to protect
her ticm torl' does. Our batteries kept a slow
Dat distant IRE upon the enemy's woI king par
ties. Yesterday slow firing was kept np be.
tween the enemy's batteries and ours.
The hembardme ent Of the City.
CHARLEs1 on, Dec. All qnie. this morn
fairs. A slow fire has been krp. up between
altiPs. -
The enems's bombardmeut OF Sumter has
evinced but little spirit for the past tew days
On u.sday night 40 rified shots were fred.
Of which "a missed. and four mortar shells, ali
OF which tell outside. During the night a ne
gro was killed by Parrot gun. Much sig.
naling was observed between the fleet and
parent. On Monday % mortar shells were
fired, Of which II missed, and one ritied shell,
which struck The tort Only two mortar shells
were hred on Monday night, both of which
tfrcwn, four Ct which missed. There have
been NO casualties since Sunday night
Al i2h O'Clock on Monday night the enemy
egsln optn upon the city. Eleven shells
were thrown, three OF which fell short, At ~
minutes past m. on Tuesday, this fire was
Ienewtd, and i6 shells were thrown. BY a
fragment of one Of them Miss Hathorn was
MORALLY wounded.
The bombardment aroused most of the bate.
ries on James Island, and q rain of shells WIS
poured upon the obnoxious battery. The affair
ended by spirited artillery duel between Gregg
aud James Island.
Message Of Jeff Davis
1he message OF Jefferson Davis was received
and read in both houses OF the rebel Congress
on the 7th inst.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ONE WEEK ONLY! ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commanding MONDAY. Dec 18th, 1865
The Original aud only
BL LAISD DELL BROTHERS.!
With their Celebrated Troups of
SW IS s b Z l. l. Rim g RS!
Asssted by Eve INSTRUMENTAL SOLO AR
TIsTES, QUAETETTE yuCALISTs AND A
BRASS AND STRING BAND, have been engaged
Tor PoSitsreIy Str Nishts Only, when they will
appt sr in y ch 0ice selection of
UNIQUE, CHAsTE AND FASHIONABLE EN-.
TfRTAINnESTSl
ecmprisiuE some of the most popular OPHRATIO
hUt1C OF the day; hes des q serie5 Of MUSICAL
6bhs from the most eminent com posers.
THE SWISS BELL RINGERS
viii appesr in their beautiful National Costume
and discourse most rayishing music on their Chime
Of Bells
Admission q cents Reserved Seats 80 cents
GRAND MATINEE
On SATURDAY APfERNOON at o'clock for the
sonvenience of Ladies and children. On this oc
easion the adnttance for chi dren viii be 10 cents
de g. lES
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Sudden Death, ,

BOSTON, Dec. 10.-Captain Crawford freight
master OF the Montreal Ocean Steamship Com.
pany. dropped dead In Portland, to day, while
attending to his duties. -
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THE WEEKLY STAR

This excellent Family and News Joanna,
containing greater variety Of interesting read
ing than can be found in any etAsr. u publi.hse
On Friday morning
sTkRAs-Cosh, inear,ably in adrosse.
Slheie copy, per ralnum.......$1 90
Five copies "a
Ten eopies On
twenty-five copies. ........,...a 20 90
~ nSefiaely contains ~ Washington
news" mat has made INA Dsly Euenino 8tey
circulate 80 generally thrslsAout the country.
~ Single copies lin wrappers) esn be pro-
cured at the counter, Immediately after the IN.
sue Of the paper. Price-THRn Csxrs.
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DROFEssoR p. RIsHERp

IN OYs! TO sill
Ystii -.
'WH0L1SALl AND RITA1L.
eorrHILF { BIHRHNDS
de 3-ln" 3s9 7th ct, est. between h ana l.
Q O A l., Q . A l.,
60 A l..
5000 TONS COAL:
1,sO0 CORDS WOOD: -
FOR SALE,
ND AND WHITE Ash GOAL,
Zee, STOVE AND YURNACD sIZI.
oAK, PINE AhD
HICKORY WOOD.
Com LgssfB On SAWED AxD Split ANY LEsGF
On SIzs REeuIlKD.
The above Ia Of the very best suslity and will -
sold at low prices.
~pe!ivsrsd to any psxt of the city free Of
charge. - w. h. MARROW.
South side canal corner
noI-tf Seventh street.
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-E rs The Volunteer Fund,
New YORK, Dec. 1o.-The volunteer fund
reaches $3.50 ,UIO.
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Wslsut aaA hshes Mashstands.
Do DO Centre aud Sofa TahlAs
Do do Wsrdrobes,
1ts6eres, Bookcases,
Cottage Suits, BufesHs,
Washstands. Tables,
Cane and Wood seat 0AAirs.
Pr aoshs,s,
JApene Q. Cottage and other BedsteAds.
Feather Beds. Belsters and Piuovs
Husk ana Hair Mattresses,
Blankets, TO-, 30.
Oroekery. Glass and Tin Wares s-.
Wooden Ware, Baskets.
CofdaGe, Buckets, Busters, &C., 20. ...s
ALSO,
Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors.
Plated Spoons and Forks. ...
soup Ladies, &c.. TO. s---
4co Cottage Bedsteads. TO which We call the atten.
Persons going 10 housekeep or refurnishins
I'll vi ind II % their advan.egs 70 stve as es1l
oeIore Durohostn1, O. We afe determined 10 dis
pose OF cur entire stock By lstday Of January next.
All goods delivered free of charge.
BONTZ & 6RIRRITaH
NoAIH11H LIBHRfI1s' SURAleHfsG WARu8oons,
369 Sevsath SfYsg,
de- eolot between and X streets.
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R e6IAN ELI = T.
E4Kh 4 sr1Aass .

R ussIAN FLS1T.
seeK@A 4 sr1AM1R a.
Vim leave the
FOOT OF sBvlNTH sTREBr,
~, ON SATURDAY,
and every other day, at ~ O'Clock N. ;, and
ON SUNDAY
o 10 and o'clock. This will be Q, &
PL1AsANT EXCURSION. tAF a.
: The boat does not touch at any point. but soss
round the feet. 9stG
fars for the round trip 50 cents. No passes ~.
e1lrea. .--- DE-
~ EUH6l
eURoi .Rs
HURSs
- @ssts YURei k H1A
IADIB6' shTB at go. SIs. eeo, up to SlN. =
CHILD1EN'e e1Te ut "a, %, Ss. mp 70 Ga
Great supply new ready.
Nor sale st s1YM0URS,
10 &-lms 6torgeta
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
EORO'S NEW TAEATER.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE Z.
i hed.; Street -Ra
FRIDAY EVENING. December 18th,
BlHEgIr oF s.a ...-.
MISS ADA WEBB.
And last night but one OF
Il ID WHBB SIsTHRS.
Two NEW AND spLENDID pLAYs
THIS EVENING,
BEAUTY AND THE BeAsr
5osa s1s quill. Jill mn Mig Ala n9sssn Wss,
THE POST OF HONOR.
Grs Ciarsrsont. - Mis-. gmms ssbb
To-morrov 6 aturdsyl . sri.ndid bill ~
np.gAs II uacksTs nH kaPas isr.1.r.sv
0RovER'9 TAEA-ER.
PenHsy.rantt Avenue. near Viunrds Hotel.
AhoEAsp = EoVhs-.-- - Director.
GRAND iNffRz Tioh = doae Sss =, i,IassrARY lsi
rENp1sEp 70 I Ikpst sp GROVER.
~ ' Sish - fdsaSn Rus i:n s.iss German
TIE nAyssM.iRIrRf.sszsR9fsH1' AND nARzsrr1
p. nr,,I,tI TaouPa P1m RaDoUIN aAaABis
'npnD " ich occasion
The stcretsry Of State. Ambassadors Disnitsries,
1ons ,osstherv,th t,s Admirai and Onieers en.
tirs OF the Russian Fleet. have in the kiudast
manner signidea their intention Of being present
4 MAGNIFICENT BILL or PERFORMANCE
nsss sfrsoEsa y f0T % tis .s1ss % on .sica
win sppesr, rendering this
THE MOST BkfGEfasr Bfkffssfsifr ooo ASTON
fEat has trsnspired in Am sfica for many yea~s
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CANTERBURY HALL,
Il A4s1o 1 S4sTzssUUEEEE::s S4sFsssUEE: rHza4ss, ZIP
Rear of ksaoua u.S'1 sad aotroDoh..n aataoDa Hos.l.
r'ix y.. s' the 's;; ss:s's:
3SL1a JULIA sSsF1sss: sSsF1sss::
Queen of Melody and Song.
MILE MILE FSwEss, ES stss,, .-
The Celebrated London Danseuss.
SE4s4 Stas4 FSxEEs;, ESwEEs,
The English Beauty and Finished Artistic.
h.spiaesnt }!sM55sR.LgA:} Iat.oagcins
sa 4ss p a6FsT
Ss.sss SR.sss s1sts s1sts 9; g; y.s1SS::: yy.NsISS:s: ~
A Grand Ballet Duo.
yoRFgsEs EosFEs g g e E4s. E4s.
Comic Military Irams-Ideson ,lassn Company
goors open q q quarter e Z; Psrformanes q .
= mn % s,'
D. NIB. JOHN x. GooDALL,
Il RoF1esQR And fssehsr Of Dancing In the
md sisE.aes Or @ .stsrinS ' eonpsn1. 5 United
Hall, 11th street, near Penn. avenue, where eE3A
isdies and gentlemen can take private lessonsSaaA
any hour or in CLASSES.
The 5oeptrs and Indian Club Exercise for the
correction Of round shouIdefs, one sidedness, or
eefornities Pkey superceds al cAlsthsnies, and
highly recommen End ed by the medical profession,
or cers Of the army and navy.
NO u. Inn
PROFESSOR P. yIsHxHaSo HaSorr1,o, BAND.
Mr. F,sUE, TAXA. ,,... .isosnrs 10 .nnonn:. to
Ais friends and public, that he has eAniged ~
Cotillon Band for Balls and Parties He re- ~ u
spectfuliy solicits o liberal share Of public ySx
favor. Residence corner of Penn. avenue md llth
streets, European House, or to L. R1Ol, 255
COLUMBIA CORN1f AND sTRlN6 BAND
70 the public, that ka fs ready 20 flrnish Musie&
for Priyats Parties. Balls. Pic Nies. Pay49es,
required ct the shortest noties. b leaving orders
at John Isemanh, corner Of RsnnsXixanis Ayenus
md 4th street easf. H0Q8Y 1e1HAN.
fm
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PRICES REDUCED.
fCRNITURE: FURNITURE!
TEN PER CENT. "a
~ ABOVE COST,

Having & very large stock Of IURNITURR And
HOCeEkEEPING GOODS on hand to dispo,e al
befors the LIST day of January next to make Altar
ations in our place f business, we are now Offer.
on the cost We name in part '''-' 'A'
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Porter Jas r
Partridge ] W
Powers Jno
Potter Col J II
Putnam jno
Price ] Cooper
Page J
Parsons Luther
Piercing Mr. col
ParksCapt NJ A
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JAY COOK e Z CO.,
. A n X e r. 8,
Ne. <S2 Fifteenth Street.

JAY COOK Z CO.,
. A n X e R 8.
Ne asa Fifteenth Street.
VI sHAIL CONTINUE 70 1uRnsl
UNITED 9TAf16
1--WE. WENTY BONDS
at Ear until further notice.
- Persons desiring infornation oonesrnin6 this
Ioon san procure at counter or aRoA apRhcAfa90
n nail, circulars answsTinG au suesiions thAtmay
WI BUT AHp sBIL ALL IssuIs OF
0OVURNMDNr BONDS, TRDASURY N0T1e
OHTIIIoAfES. AND voUUH18S,
COIN, oURRDNOY. AND lXCHAN91.
AID PAT PEE IIenls1 PnIols Yoa
~ GRRIIFICA IL CHICKS.
JAY COOKE & co., 1ankefs,
AaHN lS2 BtftaoutA street.
DRUGGISTS AND ofHBRS.
Prof. WuNpHAM'0 ToOTHAOHD DROPS, the
:. ooly safe And reliable remedy - yet known. 1t
gives Immediate relief and 10 not inturious to the
Sesth or general health. Imported direct b. the
Un<eYngned, and for sale wholesale and retail by
JULIUS OI1NDTT, U0nttgt.
% Jo sws 1Ia prinee street. AleIsDdfla, VI.
6ALLA6HIR BnNyAMIN. sH
.a B r O X e b 3,
Ne. $40 ohsstnst street,
Rhiladelph1A, Pc.
rrises cashs1 In ell L>6alised Lestsriss, and H.
fsrusttsn sissn. Dcls-Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-11

The Chesapeake, at last accounts, was re-.
ported to be belo " Pubucio harbor, near Cape
IA ~
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The Capture of the Chexapeake-Where
and How the Plot Originated-CarRo
shipped by Confederate Asents-Design
to Il un the Blockade at Wilmington
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sAYLEs J. BOWEN. Postmaster.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-14

Qui ta;itus ardet magis uritur raftt i'd,
ats Der frsnnctite une Srfaaiss Rsraetsur mir
rtisen pHsu.n Britt ssists. Nars Fer 3trr 9risi>
teller elm jinstssr @ann. 10 Wurre id ibm ietr
talp isinsn Stancpunft tiar MAIDEN, aQsin msin.
GtrlurGt pcr psissn 5aarsn p~ertist.i mir, Gin iGr
als @al, tenn Serrn @uttur S1.ntttt crsr pripas
tim sa snteseneu, rsshalb Iisb Id aud ttsnip nj.
mtias Jrsunps pa5 In pOrissr glummsr FIR uus
aufsttiitts 9srits Spigtirnta mnttattl. "a,
pgtiitum it binrs itsnp absr3suss, ras Is mir ps,
FER an Mutb nod an gsrettmiQig!sit gctri3t, mid
ssssn Ssrsrmann ;u rsttifTtiesn; aus stnsr lanse
~iareiigsn SOntronuie itsr pS~rri6nitatti,n" lam
atsr Ni,marrsm eIira5 Suites tram.n. Sd rlts
strsrtt milne tudRdsIib sstrsus Gar1,aans aus
rem sori5cn rgVlissla!ts" UNI idIiss. titrmIt tts
,Dtri6nli&tsinu" pom mtin.r S.;;s at.
5. q. @ttaq.
@m Srnntas nod, RTE ID Forging, osriprat
mir ~rtrielte 5err, srmcIls isine gsrtns
ten anreren 5eyrfR niGt its
unr aud gar Mat in lis
Sibun 9 gefen. Tics marsn itius 0prt.
Sd natm rit5 GeypreGsn natI,ti6 iar taart
@any, III Nien!anO 9runG tat.n ionnts, rtm
ira9ljtsn tIrren gu mibtrarsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-14

gsrtdltnies i'm etaattlsbrn sstrsfsr titis nun RE
ssrraItuns, Gig @eeFSstuns, pie sltatspFsss Ofsr
aud Zen 9riss. itr btratsisfen tsr stGasn unh
tsilisasn Sntsrsfsn e.r @sni&tsit in BIC 9smsin-
ssit; esr Gine tter Der Gnnsrs bort btnaae msis
itnr. Gits @ass srirtt nOt9m;nris na&ttsilis
aui't gOIt UNI faHrt Is ire. IS i4asst rr
Grststuns unh esmoratTrt Die Su9sur.
Giee partsipslitit alp unit numsntlia iRre G1t-
rsr, rie prufsiipnsusn 9artsipcIititer, bic fnp mad
nrsin.r usbsrlsusuns iauls am gsriaG res eans
ess; Fnr ihulN, ea6 IS serri1tn unr rura,udt son
rem S&rtdsn ns Sarssrtrttses nitt CUR RuRs
tcmmsn fam, unr tss RE fIu6rirriss Itstlicn
uiht itpn lanel in ibrsm 8eime srcrldt wVrssn.
Gi.s sur Sei&tieuns itrrr OaritsIuns ts'
Sa6YfrkaItE. i
6rtefri4 6unataMtn n.
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@.i Der ur3.w6tH.tAts Ttsst sM SlntRtttn
aus rem sRli&sn etaa:.n, w,ltt ststsmartis tju
i'm sn,fsn eircultrsn. III rim gutter Sartnettn 5ss
toyt.r Tir i'r.n Gsitdismanu Elm TAlrIntb. Ter
lussrIaifSls tsIt unr sollcmEsnlt IN u~nlr.itis
Der yen S:srn 6ri.srit &,ytorr in g,,w ysy! Ser.
ause sgsHtn'. Tsyi,!st ;,i&n,. ft ser a0tn an
strn aus;s itjH.r S,nspistti; nod tssurt aus,
fas or irwstl rs sAt,H rit Die ae~'lliattn
Nctsn tsiarst6t. Ger Na ser S4Gim ii: Il
wI0, e.r ~aSsnnip, aui S.r6asbs canine.
ten Rtpgrttr. t.rr @m. 0,F.ssit ia
ninn. @tftIuaBm taraui an.
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(Emasi:nst.)

Suat., itr 9Sis&tn, Die 0lBnlht III NAB,
I'm Rarr,n esnus marin per Rssjahr idsa la,
20 tl,iI.n BOD dad ani.rt Ssrsns Sinner
Glit itr.n Giu;Sl nst gan; oasiratr.
G,.rsis sen lire iAun in Ger 3sitrns s,It'tn,
Gree ris's sic ~itst~fttsr iibt nub nj, isl.wstn.
G3ist's al Ter SatHe&t III Bars aetat,
On sretsr alsrrcitts 4taSfeneaff.
Trum Jag id sua in Sorans jtst, riatr err.
SahsI,
Tim ana'aftIFt. ~ esut III Gag mir atsSy gu ma
Gsn,
Grum tsrfsi nit ben ssAH, mi, Stum.n uaa
SpissH,
Suni&! ti.iti iGr an Gnee fsini Gri,n ibar.
Fssr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-02-14

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