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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
ate Cotton Loan-Ifens
From on SIC Cerlelrondent.

tron Our Sfttlai tCf!cfrondfnt
LONDON, October -. 1904.
By the time that this letter reaches t5u, roi
will be experiencing the final hroes Of the great cleo
ton. which is 10 determine whether you turn yonr
backs on yourselves and perperae The Aost enormous
act of national s66siacy and suicide ever to be
chf6nicied in history, or press onward to os'ureg
,riumph--and such triumph FOR yourselves and al
humanity as may well dazzle the imagination TO think
Of in which conuncure your London correspondent can
hardly hope TO find readers. even If be escape the
waste.papcT basket especially too when he confesses
that he las, this week not much TO write about Of in
terest TO Americans What there u.s. however shall be
duly reported though with breyty prcpolionate to the
value Of THE TRIBUSEs space, at such crisis.
wish in the first place that could bring home to
the knowledge and sience Of every American voter
low intensely the enemies Of his country those whole
sale raducers Of bis nationality and belongings who
have actually made MS name sound like Icproach in
Europe hate and dread tie prospect otho reelection Of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Despite what you read in the Eng
lish papers about tie ndomitaboness Of the SoOth s
capacity for ralying after worse disasters han have
been inflicted upon H. the comparative unmDotance Of
the successes before Mobile at Atlanta and the Shen-
sndoah-despte all this display Of brave words" and
mounting encouragement the opinion every day gains
ground here that theRebeon is pretty nearly played
out unless something occurs 10 strengthen its hand
That something must be, Of course the election of Nc
CLyLLAS. l think the shrewder Anglo Rebels. how
ever, are inclined despair Of it, only the more hot
headed insist on bullying themselves into sort Of be-
lief In such desirable consummation. They cannot
bear 10 think otherwise.
This is particularly noticeable among EngIshmen,
who have identified themselves with sympathy
with secession, and are now unwllingy waking
up TO the awful possibility of failure, with
themselves VIGOROUSLY committed 70 the losing
side. Become confidential with them, and after
much windy discourse Of subugation' the generally
arocious nature OF all Yankees greenbacs the horrors
Of civNwar, inevitable national bankruptcy and The
ike with which cheerful subjects of consideration you
should be tolerably familiar by this time-you shall II
Axterons or ucky elicit confession nearly akin to
fear that perhaps after al, they nay DO mistaken in
Csir estimate Of Southern inyncibIy, and that these
Yankees, whose history is without precedent, whose
ways are not their ways may y dat Of sheer pertina
city blunder into success Admitting tho reconsirnc'
ton Of the Union they allow that a comparatively lev
years On the history u a nation) might With such
magnificent country, IestoIe America to her former
yaWer ~ prosperity. Ard ,hen WIZ! d record 'or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
FROM FLORENCE.
From Our Own Correspondent.


FLORENCE, Oct. H. 1854.
The agitation about the removal of the capital
has subsled and even the most enraged Piedmonteso
see already that against the FrancoIaan convention
10 opposition can be Of any avail. Turin must yield
but the Neapoltaus viii probably Try yet to get the
capital transferred TO their beautiful town. In fact
NAPLES is preferable TO Florence it is large city mum
berng even now above six hundred thousand inhab'
iiants rs climate is more salubrious its site more re-
moved from She frontiers and If 1t is exposed 70 the
attack Of Feet the danger might be aveFted by the
OF The naval force Italy. II Is even sad that
when insisted upon the removal ofthe capital
the first idea Of the Italian Government was Nopes but
the Emperor objected to that scheme principally on ae
count OF the proximity TO Rome. and at tie turbulent
character Of the population, which might exercise an
undue pressure on the legislation and Government
There cannot be any doubt that Parliament viii sane
ton the conception by IN overwhelming majority and
Government be Transferred to Florence soon after tho
new year,
The Ministers feel quite safe about that question, bn
the financial difficulties more serious The Italian
i've per cents are at 90 inclusive OF three Henhs
interest they a therefore really only at - 50 while
even during The war Of 1852 when Austria had invaded
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s;,co Inn sles. 1892 sg5 sl456533i7 sls3,l4 1855
The business 40 the Petroleum Board was con-
fined 10 tie sale Of $50 shares Rynd Farm OIL Co..
Al 81. and 1000 Germania at II.
The London Economist of the 22d OF October
says Of financial affairs:
The news received in the carry part OF the week from
ur,lil and which conveyed information of the Il Fe
,ilur, tlnt had occurred there, produced avery as
o,,ro.,hle effect In London The lndisposit0n 10 eN'
terd a,commodliion became very marked. ana huci
reserve WAS maintained notwithstanding the giadIA
improvement that had become petceplne III tno
character of the money market here oupscluvah.,,
loss uoury has been made; and, as very many hrihs
have improved their position materially the greater
nburanc of money since the payment OF the uFigehds
II bcyinninr TO make itself felt To-day, tho tendency
i favorable; long.daed first class paper Is more Ieaoiy
taken and on tie higher descriptions OF trade ols the
terms are lower. .-u...., - T.,
tho moro sati. factory tone Of the market when hal
bccn frtLcr strengthened by tho favorable nature o.
lie account published by tie Bank OF France
The lolowingare the market terms iot paper OF w
Gus dates: 80 tai 90 days, per cent; months, y
cent, months ~ per cent months-bahA DIS =
ner cent. 6months-rTade bills. ~ per cent.
Abroad the rates OF discount are uncertain. IN
Paris The outside terms are below those current AZ the
Bank At Madrid, where sort OF panic pretais the
Rank rate hes been raised TO per cent In Hamburg
i'm consequence Of the little demand that Exists lor si
yer the rate has fallen TO per cent.
Nr.William Lummis has been admitted TO meul-
borshin at the New.York Stock Exchange Board.
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay will hold his regular auc-
tiou sale of stocks and bonds to-day Thursday,
November B. at l2I O'Clock, at the stock salesrooms
No. ~ William-street
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Tur Fourru WARD HoMoclDE. An inquest

THE FOURTH WARD HoMocIDE.-An inquest
was yesterday held by Coroner Noumanrat The New
York Hospital, on the body Of Henry Ct' alias JONI
Ahearn who was fatally stabbed, ear on Monday
morning. by Frederick Roll alias JohnrhomPson' a.
the corner Of New Chambers al Chery'ss'
The testimony showed that decease and another
man were assaulted by the aceed at inc
.hovo locality lie attempted to yard on 100
hlovs and while so doing received STAB wouna
N the eft shoulder; blood vessel wasunctured anu
10 HE'D TO death in short time. The ty rendered
,erdct against Thompson. and he omitted TO the
ro,ois for trial lie is a sailor. a nave Of Sweden
an a AGED % wears. Deceased was nre Of irs''''N
aged So years.
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The following shows the exports lexcIusiye oil
.peeie, from New-York to foreign ports for the
week ending Oct. 81 and since Jan, J.:
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IRON LONDON.

The Presidential Election ms Regarded in
EngIand-How the Press and People
TnIk of little Rebellion Considered
"FIuyed Out''-Igopiug Against Hope
The Times Coming Oui Against the
south, TO the Alarm and Anger OF The
AngIc-RebeIs-A Picture Of Johu Bull
Fall of Thirty Per Cent In the Confcder-
ate Cotton Lonn-Items.
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Dry Goods do not respond TO the spasmodc ad-
vance in gold and buyers are very prudent. Prices
are barely sustained. Messrs. Wilmerding n Mount
hxd sale Of shawls and domestics. Nashua ID
sheeting sold at 3Sc.; do. &C" 42lc. Al Peabody
heavy brown sheetings, Be- Al Rocky Pond eX-
ira heavy brown sheetings, 3Jc.; IA Ida Mills
Ilcached shitings, &c.; ii Constitutional beaehed
cottons, Bic; "a Hope bleached shirtings, 3ici
Portsmouth blcached shirtngs, &c. Oxford brown
Canton Aannels, 3Jc. extra bloachcd Canton fan
ncls, 39c.; Hamilton brown DO, 59c.i very heavy
Nashua DO. Die. Messrs. Van Wyck, Townsend
& Co. had sale Of French worsted dress goods
The prices were moderate. Messrs. Kobbe N Cor
lies had a sale Of ribbons, millinery goods &c. The
prices were satisfactory, and many duplicates made.
Mcssrs. Haddcn & Co. had their regular weekly
sale OF carpets. Rugs and mating were slightly
advanced, but The regular line Of carpeting were
only nominal, barely sustaining previous prices.
Tic following is comparative statement OF the
"A N
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Honey sells slowly generally az .9r Tor ee'u 1917
sss. boxes though parties IN good Cd. 81 eno"
er, get ~ Tor very prime. ieeswax hasdv.'' W.
rid and some sanguine holders asking 80 some hSo
.iaer IA. he,n sold II 2Sc. We quote:
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Small lots Of very fine dried Ap clean and white, hough
not iced were sod At l2c; bu' H. the uinr fe iof
new and 0c Tor DID, IN good ODD They are rather h9er
than lest week Some choice Wes Peaches were sold ss
Soc which least DC. above s market. Cbesnu- haVo
advance selling and Hickory Nuts are 90 scarce
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Adyertisemen,.I
TENTH NATIONAL BkyK,
No. $40 BROADWAY
FISCAL AGENT OF 1Hg GOVERNMENT

FISCAL AGENT OF 1Hg GOVERNMENT.
New 7 $40 notes ready fox delivery. Interest pay.
able semi annually and at maturity holders lave OPP
tion Of changing into 500 ld-Dearing per cer,
Bonds.
Commission, per cent, flowed buyers, and favor.
able terms 10 banks and baDscTa
Old $40 Treasury Notes converted into Eonds II
1881.
Goyernmcnrseeurties on lad Or sale.
u T.. Ross, President.
j. II. STOUT Cashier.
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Nt,vvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER b. 1864

'""ise "aS Jtced, and no difficulty was expert
e..su III ing capital at this rate. large amount
"0 cent loan is still at the credit Of the Gov
ent in the National Banks, but it will at once
" transferred to the sub-treasures. Notices have
already been given of large drafts and others will
soon follow, fact of which borrowers should take
notice. The transfer of 500 600 900 Of legal tenders
TO the custody Of the Government, aided by little
delay in disbursements, would speedily produce a
strlngency in money, under which gold and stocks
would shrink more rapidly than would be conve-
nent for spectators. The Assistant Treasurer
leaves for Washington Tonight upon special bust
ness, which has no connection with any expansion
Of the currency or ease in the money market. In
Commercial paper no change. Prime bills g;
second rate 90l2.
Sterling Bills arc quoted 1907 for 60 days, and
Francs 57l0512l
Freights are dull, and rates are almost nominal.
The engagements TO Liverpool are: 80 tuns Tallow
at Gs Cd, and so .tuns Oil Cake on priyatqsernsi
and per steamer, $50 bbls. Apples at 3sr LOO
boxes Cheese, and 100 pkgs. Butter at Dos. To
London: per steamer, 100 bales Hops at 3D., 300
pkgs. Butter at 2js., and go bbls Apples at Is.
TO Hamburg: 1900 bbls. Petroleum at Gs.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s5,95l,733 Il-for Customs, slll,OOO; Payments,
Sl,65s, 500 35; on account of Loan, S26G $780, Bal
ance, s3i ,l92, $40 81
The following comparison shows the amount Of
the public debt ofiicia on the Both September
and tho Nst Octoher.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-29

ber, oaB mir 0OotIentSGter sitlem feIfsn
@laubfn an @otte8 gerehte @itt' boben
ntiile1t, ipenr rptr nidt olI' Gage ber,weifeln
.wDllen bei Der @efabr oeS gaters Soi1
6tau Swupten, in ibrem g8Obueben be-.
ceutsnc abge,pSen rrn Der Nctb gu beten,
ienfte ben aOpf ein ipenis, uno la9te ens
p1tnclid, = 5sf ssss4ssz esd
Da MIR ib unp metn leIieer Nlter ia
aud nod, Sdulo all Sau'S llu9lad. Q4ir
baben tbm unisrmSe3en petlast our Setrath
NIT WtamIell 2aura, uno boben lbm Die bib
iae Snlett' 8ur 5rau uuSseiudt. oa9aj.
eO18 tit uI9 ein unred)t BON @ucb oewss
an, S6r Gltertt hGttet beoenteu Iolleu. oaF
bus SanpniB Der g6e nit eineut @toe ae
i4lDRen wirp. Qabt @u6 bur& @ulett'e
COB bslsb;en ltnO betebreu, uno eebt benz
San ietae 9ie6iie aur Srau Bill iie Die
Stncer nt6t nit bsiratben, benft Sbr, baE
lte Jett oarunt ibn nidt ipiu, 10 netm' i'd,
bic Ssleineu nit tn's 8aterbdus, uno siehe
lie bort 9rCB Weine @lteru lao'8 aerae
5ufrtsoen. WQsl.9G eIa ,4au 30
5eniife esrlieB mad, bieien Wurtea raid
boS Stitbden uno tsot auf cte @allerie bin
aus, ben mo- man bur4 eine i6male, ftetle
Ireppe IOsleia in ben SOfr1um fomuieu
fcnnte. ,.5bl g5ls4Hu 1911
Tran Swupfen blieb jsen unO ltarrte ibr
einiSermaBea eridrpden nah. gS mar ibr
nod nte in ben Sinn eefonlnten, eS 1i6 i3u,
Sdulo unb Sunoe an5uredueu, baB fte III.
rem Sobn BON ether 8erheiratbuns mitlsi,
nenl NdoGen BON 3ireifelbaf,er 5erfunft ab4
sebalten bate, ilno lie fItlte fd peru9t
abernal8 lnttleipi Die reltsiSle Nnli6t 6em
rtten's iiber btelen 8aa gu belGdeln Gaelr
Der Tnnfe oe6 an Aterstauben sret5enrsr
@pttcertraueaS, Der ibr BON Sugtto aaf ii
Der Seele ee3libt, sp1r pl0tlib aus Der Ald,
Der SerSellenbeit rpteper aufseflammt uni
bate 70 pieL Wea@t, oa8 9ddsln Des lin
alauben8 gu erltsden Gtt(l faltete lie Di,
6dnoe Tnc betete Su Dem Der 1id, nicht ippt
Ten ldBt. fg 3'1 sif ,8ia asla.s l..
-tseers- Fa,S fsI,t ..1.....
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@efGbr[tAe &rantbstt.

aBean ber irreeeettst unfluse Singing auanbst baS
ben &etn bteer i4mer'baten &rdnfFe tnd aasenrm-
men bat +, geIteDt baus taB etn uuetttses bamse-
fibl eSer bic Jardt &attsdtu5 tbn abredt id an
ene Su renbea, au wes III ciJe tbrr erSebuna uaS
p ftabilttSt auetn ietn 8errraen esen tonue un6
artet 10 Ianse b bte Snmptpme bses reflien uebsIs
nte g. 9. etn NIT @elGp entineett Sals, cine bile
Raie Gmers tat &cpte unb tn ten @feer Mbaabme ees
@ehts, Raubhett WWsp DIFF Der Sau Gnpten ben Sea
nea Mnb artR stumsn i'm eeftte unb a BEN GrtrentitS
ten f@ tetssn, taan fiee nebrl nit ener retltden
S8nentefet Dor 6 retten, Bis 3uIest Ger Gdunen unb
bic Ndienfnoen etfa eng has Sper trr urtnre 3ranf
bett ein geeenanb les Rteits :rS ub ter $50 einen
l@redten 2eteen hatur6 Elm @nte mat bas er TIN rad
ene Qaee qrtne clnnen fein Reilenfer suritebrt
Gs tit etne traurtee Gtaade tas Gouente b{eier rrd-
barren &ranthe gum Oper faen TIT Solae rer neei i'd
tett unwtiIenter prabler, ele hur Mnpeubune jeaeS
netltden @eS eeS We turS bic Gcnntuon perntden unt
ben Re lss YsbenS Elm sIeabeS Taein nerirauheln
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Oraontlde @hw1He

tpt unoersst 9eseil ant te peGe Sraft ieber Eerss
felt Dieies rttare Yeii e weeS cas- 2eben elenb unh
bte @6e unb 3d6pmmtuhait unm6eli naht, sf,oft tns
2ce8 Derer, bic ibren 2eienldaften un6sonnen Sfnen
Surge 2ente inb 3u letft u &usi4wsiun senetet neil
Fe teren Green nht senaa fennen. Cbsleb s aud bur
Strtturen Nieberinlassn IN, Sarn Sten ure abere llr
laden entieten fanH, 70 II fe bod neRsntteta cine 8slss
bes NBbroubes Der ehelten Srenne gSer dber rtl es
duenen ba lie Graft @rsu8une cher Dentn rerlu
rem ptrh bic @ btmli6eu 9afern erseten als bon Dsne
bie bn peitt itnb.
~ Dfftee: 80. z @ub'B 'BrebertdRr.,
lEeben TbIren Srn 8altimcrelr., 5ifltHe Settt,
bte Stufen binauf
Gan merle lid gan,en unb SauSnuuner, Senn unptiea-
be unb traserf6t ama@er Snr&rtebne unb 9ewtdnlUfe
Quadialter, S6ubfItder, &efelm9er, StraRenrent9er
unb auera anee;rsen Or. ptnfonS uf tn Der idbe
N8. aue @riste malen tiren Splt-Siamr eathaltet.
l.aar @tne 6eilun9 N 2 1aqsn su9sHhert.
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Ylottt

GS eibt rlee unniIenbe uns uibeteutenre 0laEolbrr
rflGe i ais Merjte aasgeeen unb Or. Scbntcn Mnan.
tteungencpplen. SnnhlGer, Steelwi1ier 2pmpenpuser
2eten anitat Der eoen gSiieniaa Debisn Gem nte-
brighten Bernie miemeten. @ jss eqeimdgls setilhete
MerSt uItrtn se liner oErGnen nb nttS Nr1e6 Atne-
ben @ Nlbrdnsen. bic eeiuipbit gluer neIde aoitIi.
der Det In itre Slnse cnnen serius 1lsen un rtnt.
Er. Scbntcn hd e te6galb fr npttrenote sn er.
titnen, Defenders fur Spe rfld: nit etHG Hufe ube.
tannt nt eos feline gseaabisansen rper 1pICe bednbis
In ieiner Office lteqen t@ gt1 s1sCf
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8erbeiratbete Nsrioneu.

Dter eo6e, welde i'd II, oerRsiratbe seaBIGttsen unb M
pbeifder Sdwde pter enes antGren pnce niHes bewub
Fno, ipaten uneerseltd Dr. ScBnfon 5n @abe sieheu
+ittuns &etsbarte Der gie ven 3ern nb Gdwdds Sser
5Sptuns ter 1rcdli6lten 9Ir trerHen 6nel turtrt.
Derientee treIer IFS Der 0ebaublune unb Ruriprse BON
Dr. pbnftrn untersteb lam ibn, ais einem @6renane
pbne Turt m anoertraen unc iHper&tt anf etae arst-
N6be GeIbtdldhfett cerIaen tI $3.50
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bebenttn has elm seuEeer etf unit etn seqte 6rrer re
nrtbmenttsfen Grlcreerntle Sur steen (slffiesteit
fne So Uhne het ptrb bic @ee teS Setans swr trartea
Yileeratrt. Die NuSdn tes XetenS rerfiuern d iue>
it'd be sele mrb e=sren pD,, 8ersmeiFhns utO me-
lanbpltfasn Retratuueen, fas unS tIe 6gsuben rsle
Abbere eeneeen, perpeieert fne
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sOa.9ofpttaL.
Cur ilntsro:udnns Der Quadlol6ersi etablirt.
Der etn3i9e pldb in ct: gBeIt, roo iitesre
iHnelle unb 8silnel:cte 5Surea III
gebeimem aranf6eiten

semdt nrersea ais ia iub: 3eueungsunabetstt StbSs
In benz @Ifeu anp ben ltebern @n8n6unsen her Hieren
senimlde Wattiettt Rtetereei6laaenbets @erfanteS-
}&wdde StrsfEpfen Sa&ernbet 3tttert, Iustnldpad.s
&6wtnbeI &ppfl6merJ GntSintuua les SaeS, ber tals
ber 3unee be8 WasenS, fer Gtngeetbe usb aer jener
ebe bic npn eepiIen sbeimen 0eotnbe ten tcr Sueene
peIGe tbren Spfer eitrltasr nb ais her trenen Sc
fang ben @efabrten bes lpes terrubren ne penH nts
etttg gebet erbtn tire sin3enete Npinun9en rernt.
en G6mdhe Der gpnlthtion 6eroprtrtneeu bic Gbe uus
0sIi1 paeu up6 tust sen I6rper unb Stun 1erfSsen.
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81 SSuhu It Oh,

telteb bes t6nslisn GcIeslmS Ser gDubarte In 9pn'
bCn rabMirter etneS ter ren nee;tn6en @pnesen her
@er etaaten, Der BEN erFen 2te etnes 0ebens tn ben
6epitleru BON 2pabpn @arS pbilaeeIpbd une anceren
Stabten iuebrat bat etnt9e ber Nunesbdn Setluneen
reaenttt te Gle gef6idte her asetjn reB lln-
tdblee 2benbe ee S9renaulen Nerpbat une anSersn
Rrdnfbeten Ittten 1pe 3. aud, bic Bet pDsltGen @e
rduGen gu br erreden bic Dit errStten betsertngeI
RIetntatetten u. f. 70, purben aueentIidn aebetlt
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StMtsS

Die fbrsdb5tn @trtunsen bes 9aiess nb iebr sw fat&
trdtbeit Der Getfesafe b6is Mbnuuse Mtneisuu0 ppr
ber BeieGidaft @ut mad Gtniantete gtFtranem 8tseH
it& ielbf. 51t6tamtet u l. ltnD etntee Der btmmea
Nplge.
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Hunae 0tute,

ben bsea 2enten rber In ter Sule lere unb heren pl
GEN ie anaa4tIth ipren ielb I'm S6lafe hur 9pluttp
1en, tte uneetbet bic @he untnDsltd MAIDEN unb
E6rper unb et erfSren fOuen oprt RE nRbis.n @dit
te tpuu. ol6e perionen usu beppr lie stntretst in tie
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0eidGfts -Nnseige,
- .'5ldG 90 tiherleilem.

go yGgG1g 80 InSElepeA
g, 0r. BgEsssrgsr'6 a1Gensetas
H. as -. gIaRttmftar,
IL Dts {as nireft Spn DsntItelaoo tes's@'
@iseres &tiIfs. ans SeasnaIttsi l
4 asaen 4ge rqenusatiiSeu sranf9eiteu, GItfle uae
& S 4 grtGtuue, 6 9arTa fietsr. Woiera
rs Eli pber 8tattsru. iepte einoi0 IN ierer @r
q Dur eet9atun9 p0a GiSt, nn6 bSlise ft3sr
SlI 5etluns i9cp etusetretsner @t6rirns Sse Drga'
tisulu5 i msni4Itsu ascper 8ei5neers 81 ertpfegis
sesea glaEangen, 8erFppiung 8tutan6ren8 traupfas'
Sen qaage iegiaer art 5iebec, gef&perSer per Bfa.
bes g9asens unD uuesteiSes WS9srea iR auS @eSra"e
autrIinnBeu bel mir sa erfe9eu.
gs III Rierbur9 SeSen @elegeubeit 8eSoteH, ftt iven
SelbR9 ieIbf ieSer CUR @eunb9eit su berPette ic0'
rl ftG aeaeu Graafbeitea 80 !ra5rcn.
Sts glniGe tpHet nit @ebran@Sanrelinnsen 90
6euts nnc ts esnsis unS aGein dot Sn saSen bel
5einrsd1 SssM1aeEs
Fes. 66 q. Gutnpfrose, ssriI6en 4'rott" uuh
9auiI) @ &amOenfrnbs.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-29
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