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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-18

rs List of deceased Iowa soldiers VINO
have died in hospitals at st. LOUIS, MO-,
from July sto "A, 1868, furnished by i. w.
]. Long. (of Iowa. Office No. 2, Laclede
Block. Olive street, st. Louis, Mo.
July s-Wm Steadman, A, 25th, Chronic
Diarrhea.
VIM E. Goe, E, 18th, Chronic DI-
arrhea.
/" S. Dykeman, E, Ath, Chrome
Diarrhea.
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@s.It is said that sixty -one Thousand
men responded to the call of Gov. Morton,
of Indiana, within forty-eight hours after
his recent proclamation calling for troops
to repel Morgan's invasion. About hall OF
these only were accepted. That will 90, we
think Indiana will take care of herself,
despite the venom of her copperheads.
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@aa. Mrs. Colfax, wife of Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, of Indiana, died at Newport,
Rhode Island, on Friday last, at the age OF
4l wears
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HEAVY LossEs.-Since the list OF Jnly,
the Rebels have lost in Killed, wounoed
and prisoners, not less than eighty thou
sand of their best soldiers. At Gettysburg
e. 900. Vicksburg $4,000. Helena 1900, and
Port Hudson will make up the remainder.
This too is taking no note OF what Bragg
NAV have lost in his retreat, or the losses
at charleston or elsewhere. That seems to
he pretty good fifteen days work.
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VERMONT NoMINATIoNs.-Th Union
State Convention of Vermont was held at
Burlington ON the 9th inst. The nominal
tons were: For Governor, Hon. John G.
Dillingham;; for Lieutenant Governor,
Paul Dillingham;, and for State Treasu-
rer, John B. Page, the present incumbent.
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Aa-Near Coalport lives loyal woman
who is married to Copperhead. The cars
carried the news Of the fall Of Vicksburg
West on the morning of the 9Th. She raised
flag over her house with her own hands,
in commemoration of the event. When
her husband and the men employed by
him in the harvest field, came to dinner,
they objected to going into the house un-
der that ''rag'' lthe flag of the Union) and
one of men took it down and trampled 1t
in the dust. She told her husband and
those with him to take up the flag, shake
the dust from it and place it back upon the
house where they found it, or she would
leave the house and him instantly, never to
return. She triumphed. The flag went
back to it's place.
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WE'VE have received a copy OF the
Vicksburg Citizen Of June 10th from }. z.
Wightman, Jr., of the 25th Iowa. 1t is
gay looking Daily, printed upon Wall pa
per and containing four columns, price 25
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A PATRIOTIC FAMILY.-The DEBORAH Re-
pabLican,o of Winnesheik county, says that
Trand A. Steen, or Glenwood Township,
in that County is the father Of seven sons,
six Of whom are in the army; one is in
Wisconsin, one in Minnesota, and the
four others in Iowa regiments. That FAM
lily certainly does its share Of the fighting.
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ms~ D. A. Mahony says that the Copper
head nominee for Governor OF Iowa rs
Christian" That being true, we should
think Dennis would say nothing about it.
If he expected any man to support Fisher
on that ground, he should have kept
dark on the subject. People won't nave
much confidence in the Christianity of any
man whom Dennis endorses. Inc Devil
himself would be believed as soon. Don't
do it again, Dennis. If you say another
word about the Christianity Of Fisher, the
public will be convinced that he is almost,
if not quite, as thorough Devil as you are
yourself. You understand very well your
own bad eminence by this time, we sup
pose.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-18

@>A patent plan was that adopted by
Gov. Seymour to quell the New York mob!
He evidently understands himself. He
thought the mob was jury, quietly Sit
ing in courtroom, and that all he had to
do was to fire speech at them! His sue
cess must have fsttered him! A most adj
mirable, sagacious and energetic peace
maker he proved himself! The Law has a
most earnest defender in him, assuredly!
The people of the City, the business men,
merchants, mechanics and others, who
understood somewhat better than the I'M
wise Governor, the character and nature OF
the 'dead-rabbits" and similar breeds, took
more sensible course. They knew that
the only mode of putting down the mob OF
robbers, house-breakers, and assassins,
was to aid the authorities by strong and
willing hands-and to quell violence by su-
perior power. That was as sensible as the
speech of the Governor was ''silly," If not
something infinitely worse.
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victory, and the Glands" were held back
for time from their.appointed work. But
they now give us a touch of their quality
The Copperheads proper, those in full
sympathy and communion with the rebels,
intend to follow up this New York mob
with similar demonstrations all over the
North by which they hope to break down
the Administration and stop the war;
Wherever they can stimulate their. dupes
into open resistance we are to have mobs,
with murder and arson and all the attend
ant horrors. This is the last card OF JET.
| Davis-the last hope of the rebels. We
shall see what will come it.
| re- The Dubuque Herald takes the
trouble of printing long letter from Wash
ington to the Chicago eason-mongering
Times, to prove that Lee was not badly
whipped by Meade at Gettysburg! Doesany
one want additional testimony to satisfy
him that Mshony did not wish Lee to be
defeated and is really sorry that it was not
Meade and his army that was driven te
WALTZ He appears to be just as little
pleased with our successes at gettysburg
at vicksburg and elsewhere, as the rebels
The only thing that delights him is tht
New York Riot He is evidently suited
with that. He processes to condemn the
rioters and does so in the same way that ne
condemns the rebels and traitors. 1t IS al
illegal, but then they are justifiable! Trea'
son and Riots are wrong but the traitors and
rioters are right! You are anice Christian
] Dennis, very nice indeed!,
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ANOTHER "SoP FOR CERBERUs!' -Davld
Remick, ESQ.,, of this city, now in the ar
nv of Gen. Rosecrans, has kindly sent
US copies of the Chattanooga Rebel OF June
Goth, and the Montgomery (Ala.) Daily
A dvertiser of the 25th, both on half
sheets. The Advertiser contains procla-
nation by the Governor of Alabama, John
Gill. Shorter, for seven thousand troops
from that State for six months from Au-
gust lst. and the Rebel another by Isham
G. Harris, Governor of Tennessee, for six
thousand from his bailiwick, for the same
term. Their exhortations are long and
pathetic, and both Isham and Shorter
say that if not promptly forthcoming the
required number will be Immediately
DRAFTED.
The leading article of the Rebel delights
it's readers with the following fiattering
picture of the immediate future. We give
it entire, only suggesting that, just at this
moment, it's editors must have slightly
different idea of
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moment, it's editors must have sttghtty
different idea of
THE SITUATION.
Not any time within the last two years
has the horizon of the Confederate States
uprisen ir such cloudless splendor as now,
when from Vicksburg, Virginia and Mid
die Tennessee, the harbinger rays of
neace seem to burst into harmonious ulster
from the long night OF war.
To drive Grant out OF MISSISSIPPI,
To invest the Yankee Capital from Ma
ryland,
And to defeat Rosecrans,
Are our present objects.
Never were prospects better Tor the
contamination Of these legitimate ana pos
sible contingencies. The operations OF Lee
on the one hand, the movements OF John-
son and Kirby Smith on tne otner, anu 'n az
ominous silence of Bragg, who is ready at
moments warning to JOIN the grand
cborns for peace-all carry death to the do
m;nions Of the infamous Yankee. We
have inst read a condensation OF the news
of the last three days. How encouraging!
How full of golden promise! What a
source of animation TO Inc heare OF tne =
ha cbeerfnl. thoughtful, and very, very
thankful to God, the Author and Oliver OF
all good gifts. =, A.,
murmurs of dissatisfaction from the dis-
embodied souls of Democracy all over the
North and West.
| It would be well, as we advance upon the
den of the invader, to appease the fears r;o Q,
| these by salutary assurances. Our opJec'
is neaes. When our independence is re,
eoggnized, we lay down our arms: Real
out independence is what we al. are l hgnhne e
follow through sun and shower. Let the
troubled spirits of Democracy understand
this. b.,
Jet our Government and our Generals,
1 in our march over the border, also pro-
claim it.
Bullets and diplomacy go hand in hand
and a round shot is an eloquent phraseolo'
gy for a round argument; We can praG.
tice both with success and with honor, Il
is recorded that K'neas, on his sody to heu
threw q sop to Cerberus. Let as not dis.
dain to throw little sop to the restiess
ghost of Democracy. It may be quite q
efficacious as upon the former occasion, anC
is fairly worth the trial,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
'Ag4A o. l;EAL Es TATE

BY ORDER OF RUBATE COURE ''f
1sldlotfr Tor sale at pnbIica1ctio a1ol fa>
d. 81 the 25is &ay ot NOveasJ6r 1884, f
At one O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, on the prem
Uses in Wlliisyille Township, the following dis.
cribcd rcRl estate situated in Vinton county,
and state OF OhiD; to-wit Being . par, vi See
lion number twonty -four, ri y and lhirty, so
in township nu 'uber eighJ, tS,) orRangl nua-
bor siXteJn,T Ii, )-Ohio jGonlplny purchase.
Begihiing one hundred and eleven rods and
nino links. east Of tho Southwest corher Of the
nOrbh-Vsst qtGIrter Of said sSeeti0n nuluhar,
twenty-fodii, I 24,9 Thence north eighteen de-
grees and dthirty minuoiSl west tlllrtY-hse rods
aRd1tWenty- one liuks;I Thence north twenty
on0 deg iGrl Liiuty min. ,iuiest twelve rodsand
ten iiBts; Themes north thirty seven dng. and
hiYtymin., west seven tocn rods and eight
lnks; Whence north nifty deg. and llteeninin,
west ST xrcds and thirteen links; Theme north
twenty ninU deg, west twonty ono rods aud
cleVenliuks;. Phente norththirtsen dag. .ywest
eighteen rods; 'Phenceliorth tour deg. and thir-
kty Min, east ninerods and ftecn links; T hence
north thirJydeE = yi-east eighteen rods twenty
thToe,links; Thence north niue deg, west eight
rods anil t6li links; Thence north eight deg
west eleven rods and sixteea links; Ihcncc
north eieh ehteeRldeg. and thirty min, west fif
tecu rods andHino links, u the north tluo. VI
Said Section. ,llIIencd'west to the rotth4west
eornor Of said Section; 'lGhenca south On said
Section limo ito tho eentor Of said Section :
tTleliee vest in Section nmb6r thirty to the, road
irunning from WilflsVi llat1 ilalndcn, thtnce in
q south easteAy direction G8Uh said road TO lands
owned by W6stfall Thence along said Nest.
falls line to the creek; Thence uP ;he crock tc
rihe center of Section number tRouty-l9ur
Thence west 10 the plade of beginning contain
ingOne hundred and twenty acres moro or les.
/ 4 IL = a..t.
dollars free from .dlwer and must sell for Al
loast two thirds oi TINT sum. ' 10 .-t.i
| Terms ofsse oas thifdthc purchase money
\ tin.hand, the reseduci in two equal annual pay
nlents With Interest on the deferred payments
from tbe' day of 4,le and 70 b. secured by d
'moTteaae onithe Premfscs. las OF
luEw1TT y EoMIsToY, g.. JOSEPH MeKlNNIs, 0
| .Attys. fnr GnaIGian. Guardian ofJosephB
Dot, 29-63- 4w. 4 Patrick De McKinnis
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
a I'r.IImler HVRnted.

, A sober Jur printer, who will be sttopdye-tO
lfa bnisincss, can faS.cqAstaat cnploynOatby
applying at this Office. .-' .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
AUTDEF(Sass : J or

AO ApQ APhetS 4VR.-
SCH00L MINISTERIAL LANDS,
JgNuE undoflehga will oAtr ut publc auc.
l. Jpn, at the door JltAy CvVr. L Lyus6 in Nc
Arth,g Ohioacn
Aon1ag JhnVatY 4tb, 1864,
8he. falloMina eeseriBs IFefcels OF lard. to-wit.
Lot number Two, ON the plat of Ministerial
section namher twenty nine, TowLship number
oiHhL, "a k-nae ,MnheusiN,' cnj ingNii.,syi lite
e'yu5tiP, Nih,on cauncy, Ohio. conRiniasone
hundred acres, appraised o.. ono dollar and
twenty-five cents per ntrG.
Also. the west h.,f 0f tho south west quarter
OF section L1WoGr six, en-, township yad range
aforesaid, containing eighty acres, appraised at
i've dollars per aele. Also, tho elsl nall Of tic
southwest quNTJeT OF section number sixteen,
township and range aforesaid Con aiming cgh,y
acres, appr'!sedat riN dollars 6nl1ifs cents pel
lcrc. AIso, The N;c.. hllf .gfsthe Eo5.h-ens,
quarter, OF section number sixteen, township
and iung3 oio,t5a,d, containing eighty uercs,
G,plGisud ct s!N dollars per acre. Also, tho cas-,
l...t4i ti S"uti'-eass- ql1,rtel- Of section nUul
,fH.Nteep. township and rango aforesaid. COli-'
tanning cilht UGcs apprli,oa H. seven dolfstl
Per mere Also, slntnum bur'ons, in ,cctionpr,pl,
.uer one, oi ,lW43Ip an. range Aforesaid begin
ming ut The south tu.t corner Of SAID sectlon.uL
. post; thence west on tlla Scrtion line, eighty
polo, agl ten links % = pos; thence north Que
hundred and forty three 3tles and ton links TO Il
post; then,ocost eighty poles and fourteen links
on sail section line 70 ? ros-- themes south on
satl Eoctiou Inc one liundrcd aud forty. thioo
POLES unl ton links 90 tho rlauc ,of beginning
containing ssrenty-fJor ncrcl.s aud oighty-two
les, p0rc or ess, Appraised at six doilefs tlyr
acre. Aao, w. nUubcf two Ia sad sections
rnmAer enc. -5wuship ild raag1 ai9resUid, bo
EinIHnE Cil HC gu,ys and ION links Wt.t Ct tho
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
ID aosr,S SHIERIFF'S SALE.
STATE of Ohio. Fiato@ Coualy, 49,.

lAfate OF ono. ptatoM Coumiy, 49,.
George W. Koyoro ot al Pl.us.li pIycoIsforI
=, gghInss Cog CummorPlss-
Margaret Utiorback etal DeAsJ order ofsal,.
PURSUANT 10 the command Of m oraor H.,
sails In tio nbova cause TO me dirce scd NdS
the Court of Cumrion ~ gs, Of tleaEtesSiS
County ofVinton, | will ofdr a,rrblic sglc M
.ie door oftfo Court House, IN ito Tcwn Of Mr
Arthur, in aforesaid County OF Vin.on, on
Satarddyfhe 5thdoy efDectmJer, 1868
Between the hours of ten diclack A. NJ. md
'ioUr O'Clock M., ofsaid day, tho iolIowinc
reel estate, tOf witt The north half of the soutI
vest quarter Of Section numhorthrty one f3f'
Township number ton, (10, of Rang number
sightoon, 4 lS,) containing eghty-0nc, Isl,
acres moro oriess layinFun bding in said Vim
ion eouGty Ohio,t orde rod to bel sold I'm pursu-
anee OF allordor of said CoHrp,nhdo at the Sen.
tember term thereof lsGS, III said cause whergir
peAHon,Bas iiod for tho partition ofsaid pre-.
lniseS etog-tt ifuN Iar o.
Appraised aF six hundred (60n) dollars, and
must bring two thirds Of that st,i.
TEPMSOF SAEE4one thiryl of the purchls,
money in hand aud the residue in two coma
k4pqqF insaliments with interest," from tho da,
Va sale, deiertd payments to b. secured BY
mortgage upon the premises,
ECu !I.nI Hoii ARCH NORRIS,
'Oe!' l.l i Tysh Y. Il A939T9wseN SlT, V. Co %
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26

New YORK Day Book. This is;pno
Of tine cheapest, ana most relisblp
Democratic papers in the country,
and VIC arnestlY request our friends
to getup clubs for tin every place.
We will publish prospectus as soon
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
MONEY Wanted.
e1zeHqAll those vSo,do not nav Ms on s.h,sri6

tasa-'' AL those w6odo not pay us on Subscription
and arci arfeats, TiI shdtler accounts left
'NSs a'tho Justices FOR collection, andtho paper
~ r. discontinued the lst Jay OF Janursry next
- ''s All whooweus on occounts, arc compeled
- toeolleets in order tpiay in materials and nay
s51q loft de9s qGans. .tha olsetEo hope osrfronds
VIII lay Up pJ!slee J!slee save costs nu'
.. .,... New YoRK Day Book. This ispno
r. ..' ,, < .. OF tine cheapest, ana most reiablp
s.. '1 20 . ~ Democratic papers in the country,
,. ' + a '',' =. and VIC arnestlY request our friends
,,,-,.l ..,.. to getup clubs for tin every place.
s-..-rr We will publish prospectus as soon
as we have room. - -
Goaa cgA dan Will, Of tteg Original Cash
ia. 81, a Store is now in the city making ano,
..,,., ..., ,ther addition to bis Winter stock, he
8, ,,-a q, istnwishes, us TO remind Lis6lustomcrs
a.i 'as 3 that quick sales and sma.pf5fts, is
ysas .4ri Ibis motto, and that he will stiA furn
.a.as, ish goods at taireqnitablO rats
Oakland SEQ his new stock.
.v7alaaa a'S1 Davis IS :FG1roS, dro how antt8ds h3
= ~ to sJilat as low figures they say rs
sapyother house in the County, Tidy
sf,5r r'r arc detOrminod,to keep up Che largest
'''',s e, a.. stock and oftlo best duality Of goods
,aosa cthatthe TmarKef.@ill afford Give
.-.sr4 them a call 1 sa1t,3 l1..', %. %. "
.s c@ PrrRpsoNs MAoAnNH-- r. y . are in
'- receipt Of this ,Ijopnlas 95Ihdy'o Maga.
zine, for DpccylUcr. 1t is a uylcdid
number Peterson" will.be greatly
improved in 1851 1t will contain
3 nearly 1000 pages of double column
reading matter; II steel plates; l2
. coored steel fashion plates 12 col.
~. ored patterns in Berlin work, embroi
" dery or crochet and 900 wood en-.
o., -"s Cravings s-proportjoaatc'ym morotAqn
' 49, oMtrp@iOdical gino. lis stories anl
zr. novelet8 are by tho D.,l writ-r6. In
sat's' 1854, Four Original Co!Srish, Nov,
~. w elets will DO givom Its fashions are
always tho latest tand prcitle8t Every
.s-,5-.5a s-se noigbborlood ought to mako up a
IgBsH club. Its price is but Two DoLLAas
l- year, OF q dollar ess tban Maga.
zines OF its class 1t is the Mlga2ne
- Tor the times To clubs, it is cheaper
~ s.ra still, vi8:--three copies Tor S., fyQ
for7,50, or eight for $40. Toove9,
10 , person getting upf alcub, (at tlcsa
t'. pates,) the publisher. will send an
..-.n' {. extra copy gratis. Spccimons sent
= ,aa,a (i written ior) to- those wishing TO
s.s s.-.s 4 get up cubs,i . Si ..-... ..,.
49, ''s' = - . Address, ppst-paiG,'' a5i ri
'.seI ~. j GHAS. j. PETERSON non
ea,alo.t BOG Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-26
SHERIFFS SALE.
q afOAi9, KhLon O0aalu.

SHERIF!PS SALE.
|Stafe G0hio, EhtQn 0Oaaty.
Lafayette Rayuor, PIiG. In Comtof Com
,,. g@gaisnt mon Pleas.
Happy Fuller, DeNs. Orlor OF sale
DURSUANT to The communal Of an ord,r oisale
a in the above cause to ms directed from the
Cour. of (ommon Pless Of the aforesaid Coun-
ty OF NirtOn, ! VIII oGcl at public sale, at tic
door Of Tie CUur, House, in thy Town Of McAf-
thur, in aforesaid County Of Vinton, Or
SaterGay Deceater 5lh 1883, -.
Gotwesn the hour Of ten o'clock a. NJ.
Qnd ionr, O'Clock p. N. OF said day, tho
following real estate to-wit; Comronciag
at tho northwest corner ofin-lotnumbor seven
ty-seven, (T7, in tho town Of McAfthur county
Of linton aud State Of Ohio, thence running
south forty feet thence east tWenty-six feet
thence north forty feet thence west twenty six
feetto tho place of bogining. Als0 part orin-
tot seVeniy-seyen, in said town Of Macarthur
leommeneingat the northeast cornero OF said lot
huneo running west forty feet thence south
forty ieett thence east forty feet, to tholine Of
aid'lOt, thence rorth forty f6ot, TO the place Of
| oa4iuuiig tWih.be sollas one loo.)
tsfcs as tho property OF Oliver Fuller ,G
Hlppy tuller, 10 satisfy q Judgment Of afore-
said Court, ilitay6r Of Lafayetto Rayner.
Apprailela rs follows to-wit: Four hundred
Eaoq siAly dollars, $Do, y and must bring two
thirds. .cf thaF spIn
IERdS OESALE. Cash in hand.
- bIA1l4I& HEWITT, AR }H-NQRRlS, .
= atty. iOr PHI. Sh'f Y. Co. y. .
Oct. p G3 E5w - e Master Com'r
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Sttnoer inter s Sa6ren. SIN Nltef bon 5 bts
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u: 5. @tttinss, Staatsnnwalt. - MrS. gift
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tla9ts fpltroe fretgepruGen - W Wc@earY,
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S@napSDertanf obne @rluubnibl9etn, frst9es
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Osntlaf eouile RsGlbuum senotb3a&ttSt gu
paofil, pusoe frfi9eIprpGen. - % & 9ars,
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tn Nppsliatton 8e8sn g q Netntder uno @pn,
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metnbe be6 Or. q. @Awarb tn SSeQs Boint
BAT fur Die @Aule auf bsu 6eutiaen 9ua etn
pic 9dc mad 8oft's 5atn Osran1altet. Die
Gergntt9unesn TN 6reieu msroeu iebt betm
gtntrttt bee OeranperIt4en DetterS 1&on Iel!e.
rsr uNo oie Gltern unb @@ulfreunbe, tpelGe
ltdb u0A etnmal I'm Srstsn angenekm unter.
balte1 ~'polien, MAIDEN tptr belon0ers auf bteIee
Teit auf merriam.
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0nn Der SnOianer 0rGmae.

Cincinnati, IS. Sept. &tne Spe.
sialbepeIGe con 9eapenpOrtb melbet, bob naG
ben lebten Na6rtGten Sen. Blunt Ii8 In Sort
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