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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

SO far asl the number of men and the ex.
tent of tPe military operations are con.
cerned, until then wholly uninterrupted by
England in her European wars.' ave
shall fud that, in the commencement.
there was the same wild and unFeasouing
enthusiasm with which we are familiar;
the sameibitter abuse and denunciation of
the Government at the first reYerses; the
same 'impOlitic; and ignoranti criticism of
military operatiOus7 the same factions and.
dlsloyat opposition on the part of power
full party the same encouragement and
dispondsncy at times on the part of the
true and loyal; the same prophecies of the
utter hoPelessness of success the same
complaints of grieVous and burdensome
taxationj and predictions Of the utter fnan-7
cial ruin of the country the same violent
attacks upon the Government for its arbi.
trary DEGREES and particularly for the sus-
pension of the writ of habsas corpus the
same difficulties arising from the ipexperi.
ence of the army and the same weakness
on the part of the Government in7not bold
ly and theoretically supporting the army
in the field" "These," says the writer,
fare some of the more striIing,parauelisms
between the Peninsula War:and our own
struggle, which slight sketch of the pro-
gress Of that war will render very appa-
rent"
He zen goes on to enter into and give
a comp lete outline of the beginning aud
progress aud end of the Peninsula war
We have not space here to attempt con-
densatiou of that outline. To be appre-
ciated it must be read in the pamphlet
We trust that those of Our readers who
have followed these citations from the
work will get it and read its thirty.sfx
well printed pages attentively through.
We know of no document that will more
richly repay perusal these times. An in.
telligent man rises from its perusal full of
hope and encouragement, and cannot fail
to be impressed with the conviction that
on the side of the great Union cause there
is everything to give the patriot confidence:
that all the probabilities of the contest are
for better order of thugs and for future
tar mere animatiug and inviting than even
our past has been.
/
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe as bright aS now they wave,
Still make it lead our rnnkSfn war,
Still doat above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
TotrAil it through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts its lot Will share
And follow it to Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
franklin Insurance. Co

FTNHE Stockholders of the Franklin Insurance oo,-
pany are hereby notified to call at tho GitiSe,,s,
gepost Rank, within the nextts days, and nav IN
and give bond for the balanOe Of their stock.
By order ofaths Board.
4eb21-l0d n. G. ARTHUR. sso,v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

W.. m fo.sstG4. 2 SausS
Isaac R. Trimble. so CO fiIEsett15s and
WHEREAs. at the fan term, A. D. 1870 ~ q.
District CourtfoR the United States for ti .e
mes.eEn district Of Virginia at Wheeling an irfoE
mason was Med behalfof the United statet pr
me Attorney thereof for the said DiStr,rt ~
OF Railroad Pastenings, described Ia ala
q the property Of fsSac r. TfTt ~ a
ltng IN substance that said Isaac r IT. ~ "
cIin8 eS an otlcSr of the army Of the reIS1s a
setttst tne Government Of the United Efsfs. 5
= 31t9leing an ONCE or agency under te o
OF the So-called Confederate states
an9 nnaer the TeoelliOus Government of ~
~ one ofthe States Of aid CoS te
s.o, ena praying that said property rnSe ~ af
tSsa An9 sotd Is t1rteited to the Unfts5
No ~ tneEeIore, In pursuance Of IA monit;a,
IS, Sel q the said Court to mo dfrectsI w ~
eo hereby give public uotiee to al ers 70
S my interest in said property 70 snI5So -
me J1dgeot the District Court f5r fbs oe
~ OF virginia At Wheeling on fhe an
=. q the same shall b 4 OF
~ q else on the next dsy Of ~
t Snsn and there to fnterpoSe tbeJr
dated this 4th day Of Febrnsrysl.'. n 1seS.
- EDWARD n NORTON
-7-s4 MAEAhAl Of the United stu
- Tor the Western DiStFiet ~
0AA9AN1A d. bNIEH, District Attorney. ~ +.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

he has not willed the destruction Of this
great and glorious Government, just that
certain is the day and hour of complete
and overwhelming victory approaching.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
sHRRIFF,s SAFE,

sahItIFF'S SALES
A.Allcn Howell, In the Circuit Court of Ohio
Susan II. stelle, ct ais. Gerry side thereof Nl''4
N pursuance of decree Of said Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, made at the fall term, 1861, in the
above named case, WILL Wednesday, the 18th
day OF March 1858, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front
door Of the Court House of Ohio county sell to the
highest and best bidder, the middle parcel of lot
number two C2) in square number seven CT) situate
on Main street In the city Wheeling. Said middle
parcel OF said lot being twenty-five feet on Main
street, and running back to the depth Of said lot
Terms of sale-Ten per cent in hand, thu balance
In three equal instruments at sx twelve and eight
cen the purchaser giving bond with approved
security Tor the deferred payments said bond bear
ing interest from day of sale until paid the title be-
ing retained until the purchase money Is paid
AL0NZ0 L0RING.
1e14o ID Sheriff of Ohio County.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
Valuable Property For Sale.

"a FOR SALE, TINT first class store, No. "a, stu.
II mated on the north side of Monroe street. be-
tween Manand Market Streets Also, two yery de-
strable and pleasantly located dwelling houses siin
ated on the north side of John street. East Wheeling
Enquire at the Office of HANNIBAL. FORBFs
Esq No. 1909 Fourth street. feb2S-ly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
COMMISSIONERS MOTTO.

UNHIs cause having been referred to me to take an
account of what Is due to the PLAINTIFF, and all
pleadings mentioned and to compute interest such
Of the debts carry Interest," also to take account
Of the execurix or administrator or into the hands
Of any other person by her order for use and
also ascertain what real estate the said Joseph
Moore, deceased, seized within this Commonwealth,
its location, quantity, and Vaue also Its ANIMAL
tai value after deducing taxes and repairs
thereof notice is hereby given the creditors OF tbs
said Joseph Moore, deceased, and all othsrparties
terested to appear before at my office, ON Fourth
street, In the city Of Wheeling, VA the 18th day
of March, 1885, and prove their respective debts and
demands against the estate Of said Joseph Moore,
deceased otherwise they will be excluded from TAX
ing any benefit under the said decree.
= HANNIBAL FORBES,
teb9slRw4w Master Commissioner,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
/ OFFICE PRovosr MARSHAL GENERAL FOB VA, !
WHEEIINa. NTnrch 1SR.3 =.


lNHE following soldiers, belonging to Company K,
Il 9th Va. Volunteer Infantry, are reorted absent
without Leaves they will return immedBtely to duty,
or II arrested, will be treated As desertGs,
Thhddeus Yanderhoh, corporal, age 2Syears, height
feet inehes, complexion light, eyes brown, hair
dark, occupations cooper, born in 1eigs CO, Ohio,
enlisted at Wheeling Sept 23d, 1861, eff camp Feb
q; 1865 supposed 70 be in Cameron q Morgantown.
complexion fresh, eyes hazel. hair dat occupation
Elass-SloWeF enlisted at Wheeling q !, 1861 app
John French, age % years, heights feet inches,
complexion fresh, eyes gray, hair daz, occupation
shoemaker, born in ireland, enlisted at Now Greek,
Va; y, Dec ], 1851, supposed to be IN Wheeling
VIM Ktnis, age 2S years, height ft6 inches, com.
plexion dark, eyes blue hair dark OCCUPATION stone
cutter enlisted at Wheeling Sept % 1861 supposed
to be In Wheeling or Pittsburgh. N
Harrison Sutton, company.C LIST Va Volunteer In
iantry, age AZ years, height feet hches complex
ion fair eyes blue, hair brown, occupation shoe
maker, born In Martinsvile, Ohio, eliisted at Mar
tnsvle, Ohio, Sept Sd, 1891 by WmAIilsr for three
supposed to be at HArrfsville, Ohio
Major and Provost Marsllal q enerai for virginia.
uAE6-SGt9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
TAYLOR, ROLLYSON q Co,

-@A411OAa9 DVUNLOUN1W UU.9
No. 60 MAIN STREET, WHEELING
III AVE FOR 81 LIE small farms, coal banks. dwell
~ ling houses store houses, and lots in or near
lots, mill property, &c. In nearly all the Western
and Middle States. Also valuable salt we'll near
Tue baltimore and Ohio Railroad All p rsons wish
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
/ COAL OIL LAMP DEALERS,


T MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE AT
j tention Of the trade to my largo assortment Of
Coal Oil Chandeliers PsndantsS Brackets, Harps,
French Lamps, Lamp Stands, and Trimmings of ev-
every description. Also, Lanterns. with Billings
no. Chimney Burner, which Is superior to anything
ever offered to the trade. L5s =
As to quality of finish and liberal prices I defy
competition. Catalogues with prices sent applt-
cation free of charge to the trade. : =
Office No. 276 Pearl street, New York. Factory
W. II SMITH,
fsb2l-1m* Sole Manufacturer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
For Sale or Rent.
FOR SANE ar NRAnE.

G55. OFFER FOR SALE OR TRADE the we'll
u known Post-oflce and business stand at Lime
stone, Marshall county, Va. It is situated on the
Wheelin and Fairmont National Pike twelve miles
from Wheeling. The above stand cannot be Surpass-
ed in Marshall county for regular country store or
tavern stand. The store room Is new building two
stories high, IS feet long IS feet wde with good
cellar. There Is good dwelling house attached to
the store, with five rooms, good well OF water good
smoke'house, and stable for eight or ten horses;
also twelve acres OF land which for quality is hard
to surpasg with fine young orchard OF $50 trees all
grated t1utt from Rochester, York, and planted
Two years last fall will not trade for thing but
desirable property n the city of Wheeling OF Ritci
letown - JOHN z. MCNABB
teO96-4W tt Pittsburgh pa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
ELECTION ON THE ARIEN0E0
S0MST1TuT1oNR FOR WEST Viz

f.
VIE following named gentlemen have been an
- pointed Conductors to conduct and CSnSTsl,Sap
ess to superintend the election at their Ssys[oI M
clnctS1 TO be held on tho 26th day OF Rarch 1854 ~
on the question submitted to the voters OF Ohio ,
y on the amended Constitution for The nrsSSSs
State OfWest Virginia.. P-SF9'e1
PirSt Distriet-MeCounelPs Precinct sr,o, ',
stewart Conductor EbOnezer Buchanan Iof 90 D.
9eE 4na samuel buchanan, Commissioners
4fst Observation-Disclosures Prtcincf-Tbor,,, "
Ie9S conductor; John Pierson, John d MoTvzSIi
ana PeEtgEtne Whitman, Commissioner etA
=, FOURTH DIstriet-Triadel phia-Sarn. a. n Car+ar
Sonduetot5 VIM. Faris, David Armstrone and 49,
Bentley, Commissioners Q W A4-4S
=, second Dtstrtct-Weet Llberty-Dr John Rn0Iisb
SOndnctor John CHM, LsVi Mills and VIM YFSiJIS'
ST., Commissioners 1s $50 T" ~ !" a1ale,
Third Dtstriet-A tkinson's iPrecinct-Iams- s,o,
14sstEes1 SE7 S0nuuetorI Samuel McCoIloch VIM AZ
A ~ ana Jesse Wells, Commissioner -
M, t 1I Run Precinct-JamssR ad.
9etoE; Daniel Dean, A. A. Allison and JSnoes
ACColoeh, Commissioners - W = @4+eS
Euth Dtstrtct-FiFst Ward HoVe-hoDsa s,r,,.,
TWIN. CONDUCTOR Louis Bayha, John Parker And r
DayI Commissioners. 40 a4AA -
sixth Dstriet-Coprt House-wm NJ Rerryb,iI
Alex Paxton Jacob Singleton and anes
MeGouneu, Commissioners. W 4t t
Seventh DiStrict-Rourth Wari T7oao. ho,,
y 9n1ops CONDUCTOR Benz. Exley, p scattsFday snd
-. SraWtord, Commissioners
ElRnth Dtsrtct-Effth Ward School.huusa- TJsrr1
n n aub6nrds Conductor; Henry EeholE n " NJ
'Sts 81 l and Charles B. Cecil Commissioner
Elssatn Distrtct-South Wheeling Sch0oI.house-
oyaG. Hughes conductor, james M Wheaf Rsn.
SnS - SstSe91et and Henry Wallace, Commandments
a, ~. tha undeEEgned Commissioners nbroinfeJ ~,
W executive Committee, appointed by fbe Co6ySES
men adopted the amendment to the lid Oar
s1ltatton. AND. 7. ROSS
I. 4s,os :. e.3 So WV. II. BERRYHILL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
DANIEL PEGK

ATToRrEY ATgI1A.vv
: 0RRIcEon the corner Of Fourth and ouipov =,
~ tletly tne residence oil DR.. Hughes. febSl6m2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

FIRST DIST. OF V1RGINIA =
iaAs7a Wheeling February es, 1868
ETHHE following gentlemen have been appointed
Deputy Collectors for the respective counties of
the First District rs follows:
s; \. Orr, Hancock and Brooke Post-o1ice HOllI.
POst-of1ce Wheeling,
Jas =; R Bell, Marshal and wetzel Post-oface Gam.
Mid llebourne, Va.
Jas. II. Furbe, Marion and Monongalia Post-ofiee
Warrington, Va. idl q NJ f'-fli-' -.sl7l -
Francis 4; Herman, Preston and Taylor POstOfice
JAS. Z ORR,
mar22wd&w Collector lat Dit. OF Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
PUBCIC SALE OF LOTS on wuET-
LING ISLAND - -

CLOSING OUT SALES
oMAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS
1 am selling Winter Dress Goods ot' Io.y A..
Cellcoes. Ss' 'tttSu
:, am also closing ont wooIOn Hose at less -tb.n
0la prices. feb19 Us. RH0DES -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
Miss Eliza @. Hughes, M. u
7HOMGPATHIo PHYsI 9

HAVING duly graduated at the Philadelpbia,
q Medical College, and having had the advantage
OF the constant practical advice and joint practice Of
her brother, Dr. Alfred Hughes, tenders her profess
S1onai services to the people Of Wheeling and sur
rounding country. -
Once and residence Northwest corner of Min and
Adams streets. G ian97-lmS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
House and Lot for Sale.

i ing, east side of Chapline street, corner OF Sec
on Iaas Enquire of Corner Marked AT. TH 9agd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02
For Rent and Sale,

RS'H The subscriber has for rent, store Rooms,
sSi small and large; also Offices in good buildings
I'D story; Dwelling Houses for rent; Building
Lots and other real estate for sale.
THOS. H0RNBROOK,
Custom House, Surveyors Office, d
teb4 I'd floor,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-02

The United States Of America, s In Rem q ..-.-
Isaac r. Triuble Of forfeiture and
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
Oie Rahe aus ben, 9ad.

Die aupferl6lansen Ntw : g)orfs ba<
ben tursIi9 cine Notwithstanding
eebalten, Der swilden 20 unp 10000
MenIben betsewpbnt babsn lousn. Sn
pielsr Neriammlun9 paro benn er1bli1
be peudleuide Maefe absepurfen nnb
pas tpabre 8efidt ee3tist. Die gers
1attt1lure tabte u, a. folsenpelt 8ef1luB:
Die Buntesre8ierunB befbt TRAIT
Der Contribution tein Ne@t aeee,,
ein;slre Staaten @emalt ansu,pet,z
ben. Ment cine fpereipe @epolt
.eriitirt 70 1T Re sert1hi9er uup
nt9t mtlitdril@v Mdtur. @fuu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
Uoles 8nraerre@t na@ einiabriaem
Sierietn.

Sieriein.
Das BON Dem lebten @prere6e erlaftne
0eleB, wet6es lolben Musldnpern, bic in
ben Wtlitdrcien(t treten, mad %einidbrtaem
Nufentbalt in ben Ser. Staate1 Die Gr=
lansuns Der YpQen 8lr9erre9te 0efattet,
1oute ausemein befannt lein. GS lautet
Sci es perprbnet ta6 ieber Nusldn>
Der, 81 Sabre peer barlber alt, Der in bic
Mrmeen Der Ser. Staaten, bic Neouldre
ober Die 8olontdr Mrmee, einaetreten III
pber e%iatritt, unb baraus ebrenppQ emit,
laifen puroen 1T, pcer tiuftig entla7en
weroen wirD> auf 1einen @unl9 au Dem
Burserre6te bet Ser. Staaten auoelafen
tperoea iou, obne bae er friber feline Gr>
flaruns abee8eben bat, paB er Bdreer
weroen wiQ, unb bab er Bios su beweilen
bat, bab er iid Dor ieinem Grlu9en I'm,
GAS 8lrserredt elm Sabr lang in Den
Ser. 9taaten o%ufsebalten bat. De- Sc
rtdtsbpf pelder lplden M%usldnpern bas
Bdr9erredt ertbeilt, loQ auBer bem8epets
pes tintdbrigen M~ufeutbalteS unp bes auz
ten moralilben Rufs, pis es bereits eurd
oas @sies porDeldrieben it, NIT ben 0e>
b5gi9en gepstlen, ZAP bic betrefenpe per<
Ion ebrenoDu aus benz Dtenfe Der Ser.
Staaten entla0sn IL, sufrieeen ftin."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
5urAtbare8 IutleeneinR S..

BurdtbareBI utleeneinaes
Tomo, Snbtann.-3n Der fleineu
Gtaot Rofomo, warbe in Der !esten $50
bs cine sraulige Ibat beganeen. Sim Iese
ten Wittpcb, Nadmittaos pret ubr, ritz
ten 3pei Mdnnel auf ldbnsn grcgen pferz
ben in Gle Staot Rofomp, unD beaabeu
16 mad etnem Qstbftaue on rem @quare.
wp, iis rem 8isbbanp!er NsI@on Cooper ifz
re Yferpe uno Saitelselbiu sum gerfauf
anbotea. Wdbrenp iie nod i'm Uelprdd
bearifen marer, ndberte Gd iDren Der 6bes
riff oss County, pelder In ben Tbisrsn
sUei pfcroe, welde tn cen leBten laaen Ell
mem berrn pDle BET Sn~oiauappli5 aetcbz
len nrp onr9 NnldIasSettel in csr umss>
9eno bstannt getna9t waren, AZ ~erfsnusn
slaubts. Cine senauere prlfune Ger pferz
BE absr5sugte tbn, pab Fl fiU niht osirrt
belte er befabl peabalb ben Nsitern obz
autteissn uao ibm Die pferps su iberliefetn.
1Ieles gu ttun 1peigerten lie ii1 aber,
lporauf Ger Sberif pie Bei1iebeneen oafz
f~oroerte, i'm: BET Der Berbaftuna per 9siz
ben bebdlfli1 jv leiu. 9eridiepens 2suz
te lpransen DOR, nm iId Ger 3lseI ~ Be-
mabtlAen, ais elmer Der Reiter lein Wferp
berun1orsbte uao baSpn e%auoppirte. Der
atpeite Neiter jetp9, her umrtnet uno in
0efabr sefanDen esuommen III percen,
Tpar, 500 einen Hspolpsr bsrpnr uno sr|apb
9sellpn Gppper unr BEN preptoer s. Sour,
melbe BENT SberiT bebIllliw lein MOLTEN.
Ssire farben auf Der Stsue, une Der
wSreey s~aloppirte eaprE. 81 Ipute ie
bod nibt 10 leibt paSontomn,sn, tpie ]eiI
Sp,ebgeIeUe penu lsia Sattetaurt lSfe
(td uno BET Gll6sling feI pon pferpe,
lrdbrellc ba5 leBtere Dem eriten Neiter naAs
laAte. SGon mplts lib Der MSroer Ut
SUP lpeiter 5u flId,ten lude1, ale ibn Elm
Sclpat in cie Sifte lbob, uno 70 feline
0sr3oituas beIQ!eAai5It. y}asustta sea
rietb Die BevD!fsrung Ycn &cfono in mn
70 SrDbere Wutb, ols Die beipen gymorbez
ten 1ablrsihe, unSer(or9ts Jauilieu binterz
!al1en baben> unp erpbteu zen WSroer TO-
fort ;u erbdueen. Ote Beb1rpen yer|ubz
ten ibr W6elibNe5, un pas Nolf auf nrs
osrs VeoanFeu sl brinsen ; e5 eeEans IT,
ten aber nibt. - Sn Der fcIsenpsn Naat
ertraA man ras @efduanie unp bdnots
ben Gefansenen an einem Yaum auf peu
Sauore auf. ST ee7anp Yorber Elm, paB
er bic Yferre eellpblen unp lid nit lsinfm
Sumpau Yerabrepet bate, i'm Sale Der
Gntceduna bis auf'5 8!ut 1i6 III .psbren.
Der 3wei'e oer Ssybrsder 1T btsiest
nod nlbE %einsefangsn wproen.
DasSberseibt oe5 5taateS Nsw
yorf> bat IN einem prc:eBe ent(dieoen,
paB pie Ser. ct. Npten in gcusraeteu, bic
por griitsrs isner Notsa abas1dlc}Ie
poreT, feiN n2esaltsucer" ,. J.. feiu 2abI<
mittel leisn> oas Der 9laubieer ppn pen
Shulcner agnebmm ml1e. @eaen bic
le Gntldetoun9 1T BET BEN MppeQationsz
seri6t Necurs ersrifsn wosbsn.
garabe Neoertruppen
IN Der unDesbauptfaot.-
IS piro unter Dem 5. SUM psn Wasz
binatcn semeleet Die Nceertruppet, be-
tpafnet, unifuymirt uuo eefubr! BON eiuem
sutsn Wuitfeprps, paraoirtsn beute ourd}
bic Nsenue, unp laben 1T her Shat lebr
gut aus. NbennS ma, |birten le Ypr oo8
~Wetbc 5aus" unp am Rrieesminilterium
ocrbei. Die Neser etbielstn ar a,ebrerea
pldben eonnernee 6urrabs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-13
1aat ibr. sae ibr fAtpar5 tperbet

Menn je Elm Demasps Elm :pabres
Wort selaat 70 mar Is Gernaneo Boob,
als er erfl6rte> !" feline, bic nemofrati|de"
Yartei, let nod bon fetner partet Der
Welt tint 9agen ibtrtrpfen worben."
Oa6 bat man ldpn timer eenuBt,
aber Jest betm 5erannaben Der prdlpent@
lhaftseampaene, Der mir bieSmal als et>
ner flr pas 2ano bbb1t becentlid.n Sri,
lis entseem leben, MAIDEN lie ro1 Die
slan3enoiten 9eifunsen ibrer p%erlosenlfen
VerSan9enbeit unter Dem DerloeenenMltfn
Bpd Su Gbannen.
DaS 9eIbtebt l,araentlib, tpenr Tie BON
einer @OpperbeaozD Concentration, bic tt
senp 100 ftattsebabt,8 eridt srfatten. ;Da<
Ypn Elm NAL Elm rebt aelunsenes Beilpiel.
Der ct. paul Correspondent Der Gbtz
cage EtmeS l9reibt an bieies 8latt
St. paul Mtnn. 5. SUM-.
Das Eele3ram pel&es sttern MOrs.n
bic unterprddung Der 3iutes pe:fdnoete,
erteu9te cine M%ufresung, welder. ipfcrt
purd oa6 Druden BON Ylafaten ent~
lprp9en wurce, bic 5u elmer pematratiiden
geriammlung auf ben Mbeno Dor Dem
@curtzbaule auforperten, un1 sesen pielsn
neuen Gsesel an Der Reees ino NresFre:z
belt gu prctel1tren. 3u friiber StuuDs
l9on batte bic @t6tiafsit Der geranlae<
flung bic gr1Bte Wera m m | n 9
BON 8dr9ern ;n1ammen sebradt, eie ct.
paul le 9eleben II. {. No."
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