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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
Woman's Devotion.

There is nothing in the world like the
beautiful devotion OF woman TO the sick
She feels no toll. nor pain nor timid terror
II she have grief, she hides it, les, il add
one feathers weight to the Affections oI
her charge. Her courage rises as her
hopes recede. The grim spectre that
hovers and threatens may appall her
but she gives no sign. Her eys is clear
and gentle her voice soft and sweet as
the breath OF summer; her touch SO ten.
der that the simplest kindly Office soothes
like caress, The dawn OF her smile
chases away suffering as ligh, dispels the
mists OF the universe. There is balm in
her very presence. Her delicate instinct
teaches thousand arts OF comfort and
consolation which experience might study
in vain. Thore is wisdom above silence
in aer loving heart. She knows no sac
Tihce-wonders if you speak of any
She is calmest at times when men Weld 10
a turbulent sorrow. She chains her emo.
tions with sense Of vigilaut duty. In
her weakness she is stronger than the
strong. This mastery OF solf-lhis purity
OF devoiion--this eager and unsleeping
watehfulness-this radiant reflection OF
hope and trust--this outpouring of all
that nature. lofty and true. can lavish
do they not mark the n9blest heroism OF
humanity? From woman life comes ;
she fees that il is hers tn guard il. How
well will she not guard it Aud whom
she has restored il TO you-whsu the peril
10 past, and you meet with no in, 10 bind
her sympathy--take care. for she will
plague you 10 the brink Of the grave
again, II you give her the chance.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
AM Inoident In tha Card.

The following incident is related rs
having occurred on train Of oars over
the Pittsburgh Railroad. between this
+ city and Pittsburgh. On one seat was a
I pale soldier, lean and weak, returning, ns
! II proved, from service in Arkansas, 10 be
nursed by his mother, near Phhsburgh,
whose only son he was. AT Wellsville
most Of the passengers got out for reireshs
menls. Some passengers carried food
along, and ate II 10 the cars. but none Of
fered any TO the soldier, who, either too
weak TO walk, or not having money TO
spare, sat still, and silent and alone. As
the train was about 10 start, two middle
aged ladies came 10, and opening a basket,
began 10 eat boun,ilul lunch. From
their conversation they appeared TO be
from New England. They we're richly
dressed and judging them TO be aristocrat.
ic, the writer was not favorably impressed
with them. After while, one OF them,
casting her eye forward, saw the soldier.
She stopped eating. and. whispering mo-
ment TO her companion, WHO nodded
assent, she went forward and conversed
pleasantly with the soldier, and returned
for her basket, from which she supplied
him liborally with the best il contained. =
After eating all he desired, she wrapped
in paper and gave him enough to last
him home. After eating enough herself,
she sat down by his side, and, talked pleas
antly TO him most Of the way to Pittsburg.
The writer conceived there we're few dry
eyes among those who saw what passed
Was not that woman one OF the true aris-
tocracy Whether the needed food or
the Lind manner and conversation Of the
lady was the most refreshing TO the long
! time hopeless patriot, or whether both
we're not equally so, we leave the reader
10 decide Wheeling LatelIgencer.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
Ad nliuistratOr's Sale OF Real
ESfnfA.

EState.
IN pursuance of an order granted by the
Il Probate Court of Geauga County, Ohio
l viii! offer for sale at public auction,
On Saturday, the l7th dag Of January, 1868
at o'clock, z. Nj, upon the promises, the
following described real estate, situate in
tho County of Geauga and State of Ohio
aud known by being part of lot No. 81. In
Burton Tswnship, and bounded as follows
Beginning at the south cast corner of said
lot, In tho center of the east and west cen
ter road; thence north on the east limo OF
said lot 81 chains. to the mill pond; thence
north 20 Geg,, west I chains and 25 links,
along the margin of said nil pond thence
north 55 deg, west 3 chains, along said
mill poEdj thence west chains; thence
south 81 chains. 6S links; thence south 35A
dog, east 8 chains, to the south line of said
lot theiee cast on tho south limo Of said
lot 10 chains, 81 links, to tho place OF bo-
ginning containing sixty five aud 66 100
acres of land, excepting and reserying
twenty 1--we acres on the west side of said
piece Of land contracted by Thomas Met
calf to Benjamin Morton, be the same more
or less. and subject to tho dover estate of
Lucy j. Hoard therein, as the same has
boon assigned to her by notes and bounds.
Terms of Sale--Sne.half of tho purchase
money TO DO paid in hand, and the remain
der in ono year, with interest secured by
mortgage. Appraised At $500
RERVEY N ENSIGN,
.adm'Hisirdtor Of the estaiecC Charles s.
Hoard, deee0sed.
Decombor, i7Ih, 1862. 6T5w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

A FOREST OF NuTMEos.- Intelligence ha,
been rocoivod by tho Dutch Gogornmout
that DR.. Burnstien. while undertaking sci
entihc expedition for tho colonial govern.
ment OF tho Netherlands to the Moluccs
Islands and Now Guinea, had made dis
oovery in tho Islands of BaJan which may
lead to important results in tho spice trade
In his ascent of tho Sabolla range, no dis.
covered, at an elevation OF from two thou.
sand six hundred TO three thousand oighI
hundred feet above the levol of tho sen, a
worry extensive forest of hutmeg trees, ladon
with nuts OF an unusual sizo and excellent
quality. VIZ
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
A Brave Sailor.

A merchant and sbip-owDer of New York
was standing at the entrance of his ware.
house. conversing with gentleman of bu.
siness A pious sailor belonging 10 ono of
bis vessels came 10 the warehouse TO enter
il, but, observing that tho door was occupied,
modostly stepped aside, not willing to in
terrupt the conversation.
While waiting there no heard the name
of Jesus profanely usod, and. turning to
look, he observed that It was his employer
who was speaking. Instantly changing bis
position, and standing in front Of the gen
tlouan, with his head uncovered and his
hat under his arm, he addressed tho mer-
chant in this ianguage;
"Sir, will you excuse me Ispeak word
to ynu 7"
The gentleman recognized him as ono of
the crew of bis vessel recently arrived, aud,
supposing he wished to say samothing about
tho business of the ship, told him to speak
90. t#aE.tIT
you won't be offended then, sir, with a
poor, ignorant, sailor IL he tells you his fool.
ings /" said ho
"Certsinly not" replied the merchant.
"Well, thon, sir" eaid tho honest hearted
sailor, with much feeling, Twill you be 80
kind az not TO take the uame of nv blosscd
Jesus in vain ! Ho is a good Savior. He
took my foot out of the horrible nit and
miry clay and established my golngs. Oh
sir, don't ii you please. take the name of my
Master, the Lord Jesus, in VAN He is
your Creator US woll as mino. and has made
you and preserves you, and is always doing
good"
This was said with 90 much earnostnoss
and feeling that the gentleman was touched
His ewes filled with tears md ha anid
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Assiguee's Notice.

'NHE Probate Court of Geauga County,
= has ordered that dividend Of 80 per
cent be paid on all claims of Horny II. Har.
ris that have been presented to aud allowed
by tho assignee. payable q, Mulberry Cor.
ners, on aud after the 10th day OF Deoem.
ber. T. o. LYMAN. Assignee
of Henry II. Harris.
December 18th, 1869,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID cURR OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IIoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipieut Com
sumption, and Tor the RELIEF
Of COnsumptive Patients
In advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This remedy universally known TO surpass any
other for tile Of throat and lung complaints that IL
s useless here to publish tho evidence Of its virtues Its
unrivaed excellence for coughs and colde aud its truly
wonderful OF pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few the communities families nmung them
who have not personal experience Of its efects-
living trophy In their midst of its victory over ths
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
A. all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, aud
they know, too, the effects of this remedy wcneed not
do than 10 assure them that II has now OIL tho yr
tues that II did have when making the cures which have
strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. JO, AVER s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
For Sale BY
A. COOK and JOHN NICHOLS, Chardon; C.
8. Field, East Claridon, Cleveland & Son. Bur
ton; J NJ. Thompson, Middle6eld; Herrick g.
Gaines, Newburyi e. a. CIR Harmon Chester
X Roads; and by dealersinmedicin cineeverywhe
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

NOTICE.--Whereas my wife, Sarah ia ne
In Harley, has left my bed and board witho ut
any just cause or provoeation, this Is TO W arm
all persons against harboring or trusting her on
my accouni, as ! shali pay no debts OF her Q on.
traction amer this date,
ADDISON HARLEY.
Munson, Dee. 25lh, 1869. s676w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

YoUR men are inclined to be a little noisy
observed u geniloman TO Colonel at one
OF our camps. YES replied tho Colonel,
"tho infantry tactics Of their nurseries wore
very bad fear."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

PHYSICAL troubles have their componsa.
tion. A war correspondent of u western
papor writes thus; l"Did you ever have
the "yalIor janders p Two got few, aud
could spare an assorted stock to small
dealer, Better get some, for dime locks
like quarter eagle. which is pleasant dc.
lusion. ~ rw
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

Ma. LMEs Hoea was married to Miss
Ella Bsano, 9aley, What can be more
natural than The union OF pork and beans?
But this union seems all one sided-only
one bean to q whole hog.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

IT 10 a pious and valuable maxim which
saya: "a Judcious silence is always bet
ter than truth spoken without charity"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

ARISTOTLE was asked what are tho adyau.
tsges Of learning Ho replied, IL is an or
nament TO aman 10 prosperity, aud rofuge
in adsorsity. 10 az
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

Eleven thousand six hundred and twonty-
two foroign emigrants have passed over the
Penney Railroad daring tho preseut
year for the West.
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THE JEFFERsoN1AN DEMOCRAT.
LEGAL.
Times Of Holding Courts.

Times Of Holding Courts.
THE STATE OF OHIO, IS. '.''.
To the Cicrk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Geahgd County, GreefiNg
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED, That the several Terms
OF the DISTRICT COURT and CouRT OF COMMON
PLEAS, Tor the year 1863, shallbe held In the sew
eral Counties composing the Ninth Judicial Dis.
trict OF the Stale OF Ohio, rs follows, to wit .
DISTRICT COURT
In Stark County, on April Goth
| Ia Carroll County, on April 23d.
In Columbiana County. on April 2sih.
In Mohoning County, on April 29th.
In TTumbull County, on May lst
In Portage County on May 7h.
lh Lake County, on May llth.
| In Geauga County, on May l2lh.
In AshIabula County, on May l4th.
COURT oF COMMON PLEAS.
In Carroll County, on February l0lh. Moy 18th
and October l4lh.
In Stark County, on February 23d. June lst
and October Goth.
In Coumbona County, on March I'd, June ist
| and November Cd. 5 t~ Le
In Mphoning County, on February 9th, May
18th aud October l4th. 0
In Portage County, on February 9Th, May 18th
and October l4th.
In 1rumbull County, on March ID, June lst
and Novembas 9th.
In Lake County, on February ID, May 18th
and Sep ember 2lst.
| In Geouga County on February lth. Muy 35th
and September 2yth.
Iu A Ashiabnta County, on February 23d, June
9Th and October 18th.
You will enter this order on the Journals of the
District Court aud Court of Common Pleas, aud
cause the same 10 be published, as required by
| law.
| WITNESS the signatures Of the Judges of said
| District, at Warren, this 27lh day oi October,
A. ID. 1862. ]. A. AMBLER.
! JOHN w. CHURCH,
| CHARLES f. GLIDDEN,
NORMAN l.. CHAFFEE,
| JRdgss of The TaH,I eC Common Pleas Qt The
! MNth Jadtcidl District
Tnr STATE OF Quo, ; !, WILLIAM N KEENY.
Geauga County. Clerk Of the COur; OF Com.
mon Pleas within md for the County OF Geauga
and State afores do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true copy Of the original, now on
file in this office.
- In testimony whereof have hereunto
| l. 3. subscribed my name, and xed the seal
N----J Of said Court. at Chardon, Friday. Dec.
l2, 1862. VIM. N. KEENY, Clerk.
675w4
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FOR SALE BY

A Cook Cbardon; J Smith, thompson J. w.
Garritt, Montville; X. P. Burnett, Russell; c. P.
Treat, Claridon; A. Mathews. Newbury; John
Mayhem Auburn; Johnson & Tut,ie, Burton;
Thompson, Huntsburgh; w. II Harpham, Balm
way, Hambden; Lnyier Darympie, Troy Center;
Warren Bishop, Middle6eld; C.. s. Field, East
Clridon Tracy w Scott, Chester X Roads; and
by Druggists aud Merchants generally through
hs Hnilsd States and Canndas.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

These Pttters are put up in quart
bottles, of lUhtch the aboys is a fac-sin1-
lie. The label is finely ensraved, and
is provided ,vith q safe-gtSard from
oounte,5etters. Prios 81 per bottle, or
str for IS.
c. w. Poback, Proprietor, No, 6
East Fourth ST., Cincinnati, to lYhonI
oil orders should be addressed.
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CTATE OF OHIO,
- Geauga County, IS.
Morris Seals, plaintiff,
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Die eSubtaner in Mlinnefota.

Gin .8rtef Don ct. paul IaSt oaB NaN
rt@teR 9eFctnmen lsten, tpelGe anoenteten, 0ab
.fstnoli6es Snbtaner @ernbtna an9rstfen tpols
ten. 0emtina Iie8t In BEN Gaberltsr' Toro'
weifttGen Btnfel WtnnsiotaS uno 9ren3t On
Oas D~acSta99sbtst, tn peldea Die 5einSe ietpt
entflte9en lSnnet. 1Gtntge 9un0ert StOnr Das
ten SrteSeu NIT ben yep 2afe @9tppstpas &C.
ma&t JunD sbea6EGtteea, In GROCER @n3all ass
gen bic Anfiebter su 3teben. SO bsfnoea ITO
b~teGletdat 1900 @eei6e nuf bislem Dunft. etttts
@roU fslrbts 6ab1on 9ag Gunpasnte beintbt
,,ab ,im bic GrlaubniB onsefragt ba6en, ibr
3svrttortuut betreiea 3u bIrfen: es truroe !9nt
abgs1dt0ssn. Di(er SGuptlta8 rhlst F9 ai,
asnI9etultA, CT batte Mataufe BON sroBen
QnantttGtsm Mlaniticn tiaO bon DsOoi'onsn
fir Atebrere Wunate getifaGt.
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Sun 8raes'5 Grnse unb 10000 Mann BON
aaOeren Yantten, 70 piiroe rs wentS(snS etnsn
3ettraum bon 5 Wu&en frfcsesst, nm btele
G5eiommtmabt BET gidsburs IN SGla6tOro'
aun8 lteGea su tSnnen.
4luterOe1en aber pirb Grants Mrrtes 10
lsbr oerldrft letn. bnb er Sotnltcn's beran'
raGenbe GOiunne1 iberrpalttsen Fam, tbe
Sen. pembertCn BON 8idsbur8 aus I'm Stan-
be if, 9emetnlaaftltd NIT Gen. Sobnlton 81
c5srtren. gtGsbwrg fann pteIei@t nod sinel'
W2Cndt a~usbaltsn. @rapt aber piro pafar
iOrssn, baB ibm tstne @sfa9r brObe DON Dem
iSsuerIn isinenn MaGen. - WbDi.
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2 eIe sgt3pb b$ RaBxtt0tea
9tg;@se ,iar ON 8AEtiI9rs f. &8sder.
Sefansetimabme fetnSIid,er y1eiter iii 9Sirsinia.
@eanabtne opn Srieffd,nftpn.
Der Baltimore Gltpber. bot eine 6 orre |fpr

Der 8nltimOre Gltppet Bot etue @orre|ppn.
osn3 BON RearnsSsoiIe, 8a,, an Der Baltic.
anO ORio gabu pom /. Stunt, olis Der 6sre
Soraebt, pa6 etne Q6t6sttune BON Nai. @cles
Margtaab Gaeauesie am /. SUM- on ber
9mttbFsIo 9tcab 5 &e6eGen Capitalization
init 9feroeu, spofsa &C. g~rfa1gen uabnt.
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ten tbren Ws9 burA uaGere Staten s~urIidneb.
msn. Oian fanb etne s'OBe su;abl 8siefe
an tbnen, fetner eerstben trug igbod etne I'm.
terfGrfft..' reg .- 21 es.9 q ns"i
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pie GebeLen etuen stpBartiaen Gtnfau Ia
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tpOleu, ca man ptele glblt6t nun aber fncu
ip lanee fennt, wirb man au@ iebenfaQs Dor.
btrettangen getrpfen baden, tm bteielben mil
frsunoli&e@ &artati&eu-9sTGler smpfanaen
ga fGnueu. ess.r1 E 80
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Gin &anpnentprt Don ben @e.
betlen IN ben 0runb gebpbrt.
Som OoIfsS spartemcgt
glrmee anf sem Warfdh.

0rUbe SuontttGtemS0u8 a usa.
DUlle, 80 O%tafIes, 3mfer Gnt
anbere SprrGtbe erbeWtet.
Gine S4tG@t i'm Nuceen BON Bids
barS, Die Eebe4en sef5laoen nnS
aus ibren @OffttOnen Sertrieben-
New>ODrt 2. Stunt. Der Oampfsr
Greole fam nit Sem SrIedns Daten bts 3urr
"a. b bsute Morgen bier an. Nep Srleans
fee 8ldtter brtu8sn Die uabtren Details Gbey
Die @tnnabme Don Wlsranbrias Mns Ietne 8ee
IeBnng bur@ unIere 1rupper. Muf ben Dlane
tasen an Der Nuab BON SpelOulas nah @lers
aaDrta beinSsn f0 0rOBt0OtrGtbe bon Baum
TpUQe unO game 9aserbanfer SOl 3nder uab
MlUla0a8.s Das IGneLe @OrrGden un|fter
Qrunse per9tnbsrte Dte HiHttseu Ne6eQsn an
Der s3erRSrunS perIslbsn. Mfan TT babel,
bic sauSen GOrr6t6e mad Barnes 9an0tn9 am
O{tIilFppt III la0fsn, tpO Sol. @btdtrtns uatt
Oam Al Madah. 8eSt. O%tsidbsn betpaGt.
gid GDl. Dwtebt tpurpe auf 9rabItHe WsiIe
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uno GOfprt er1Go0sn. Die tn Der GegenO beS
Waorbes wobnenDest Nebetlea tUurpsn ebenfall8
sefdn9lt6 einae;Ogen. Mm IL. ltarben bret
Miann Scin $50. 81. 9. Ne9t., treIne NIT
Qutninf, oas ttnen elm @pOtbefer In AIsra1s
orta bsrfaufte, D~sratftet WOrOen warsnss SIN
Der NaGt pom IL. bate Sen. Bsibsl auf
Osm Mari9 na@ @brsepspOrt Elm @efs9t init
Den Nebetlsn, wobei ct tbnsn etn 0sf6lb nno
I25 @sfaugene abnabm. Gs bttbt num-, oat
1000 Mann @eraartan8 aus Wldbama fur
Den (IIDliGen) @sneraI Idplor berantltdtfn,
$40 H.bstieu ~ltefegten sffA fssttpilts aus anO
nabmen Dea Ereueip. +. 1a.- abs.
MuS Gancneubopte unh Dtepuntb(en Grups
pen beGanoeu flo In 9%IsranDtia mi marten
auf GsfsbI gum 8Orriden.
Die &ewesuus sesen %Ort SnSiou,
Gyae Depelae pOn Bpst 9uolOa 8tains pom
%. Ta8t
@s(srn ,uar G,sn.e %9tn9ur's gauge DtptFon
In einem 91iinOtasn Rampfe rsau Dem Bascu
Sara Dees, 4 Wfetlen I'm 1NIGeu BON sort
Qaolon, en0a8trt; bic NebeDet BURDEN DOl"
ltdnelg Gei@lasel, Nno 3urid8etrtrben uno
lteBen eige gross 3nbl Scooter utp 8erpnrOes
ter duf benz S4laGlfelee. lin @lttternaHt
lan6te @fneraL @arDner (&sbsD sine Baf-
fsnftlAFanbaFas8e, uut fetne 2oStea besrnbsn
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Gnn Der gntuaiarsWrtnee.

sitter Der Botputn C.
q m &c, /. Stunt. @sfern mar etne 8arIo.
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ten @rant's @nertf Guf 8tdsburg fct mibs
8ladt, DeanCa pttSsrten fe i6, uns0ft&mOnS
3sttuuaen lsEen aI laIfn. Im 6rsttaa tDmrben
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pell pte 8ettlen uufer @rlu&sn niht TN
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Oteietben bte @sf&Gse fnBsn, bSrten Te BON
IeltIt NIT tbrer ~frteoItG'n gs19afteuug ouf.
Die MnSoW bon @tplGtfen BET Der Armee
TT Norrent Quesr Den c~OnceIliOntrten SUIT
lsrn, GsrtGufsrn &c betrG9t Ote Ggtal Sumute
5000, Wopsn ieOOA etns erpss 3abI In SOlee
elmer @sueraI Srprt fGIsuntef gu serOuften
Bot. za d .ig a.1zr a> u.
Die Guaabl Der taeIi6 Ia Ut isren 2tnieu
antommsnDen DsIertsure bstrGst Is, tie ouf
Oerlmieotnen 0seen. metIens Our1 SGWims
msn i,bsr ben JiuB unIere 8OrpUfen srrrtfen.
Gtuem ssRern auftetsenptn Quftbauon tr0
tn etner 6Sbe aOr 400 SUB Gin bsfttser BtnDs
ltDs, Ger 9aftl6tfer rurDe berab9el@lsuDert,
erlttt aber FeIne erntItGe GerleSuua.
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ungen fur 5 Sage ssSsben. - Gin oerr Urn
@ulpsppsr @ourtbOuie bertGtet, DaB eiue Rarfe
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Nrmse mar man pe9en Der pernlntpsten &es
OgllenbsuSBanStn lebr rntsicr8t. espsi
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19Seiter.es BON SPORT 6ubCom.

Gin Srtsf, Datirt 8asUu Cara pom 49,,
%Inelret, bab Dudley etue snstte StgeceuO8ctruna
bts tnter Die 8atterisn BON Sort Suplcn
unternntititsu bat unb 1A Gberseugse, baB bic
8e6elen fsine gsrtdrfunS an flo oe,oaen
tatten. Gin 0efangeusr bttteuerte, 6ag Die
SeEesung bon sort 6uplon ls5r~ un;ufrteoen
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gauge Wrmee eOr port 0uplon aSSaetOmmen
tit unD Augur pte 6etnne tn einer 9ftaneteen
SGlddt (hlug. Doe 2. 9ouiltand Megtment
SetAaete li& btIOneefS aus, tn2sm 70 etne
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etne Uatterie nabm.
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Dt9e BON 8raibsar nd9 BaIbtuston, gu,
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erwteert, 'eine Wsm9e OaertuaS 9stSptet uup
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lelben Gtnmpbner Ton g8aI9tagten Gnp, bic
f@ Gni Sage far nntpnSlsnte nu89ebeu ua0
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g2ac9t pss 81. nit Dem Greote, pglGer 3rnps
pen mad BatOnNouge trau8portirte 8ulnmmen,
9la0 einer @lttt9stluug Oes Oaupfsre
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jGauEnp con Sen. 8anFs aus 9lgw Orleans
entf, rnter Rebeten finS at Vaacagpula, nm
fit @slescnEett nan WObile at irarten. Ser
Dampfer GDmlfUG TT .Onper Giegterur,g Gbery
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auf gu bEtH9en. s.a
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bic Stact ;u psrtbetOigen. Dtss Iaetnt oar
anf btn3useutsn, baB cine fSberaIs 0aGt
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In 8ermiQonpt0s ala Elm Gr3oerrGtbes DerBaf.
tat unb na1 Ner SrEeanS sebraGt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-03
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