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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-15
s,5HE ALEXANDRIA gAZETIE.

stantIy extending to all parts Of the world. =
THE view, however true Of England, under
MANY Of the Administrations which have con
trolled her government does much injustice, we
are convinced, to The great body OF the English
people. Wrong headed bigotted, tyranlca(
foo. they some times may be, but nevertheless
nowhere on earth does Plain Irnth and Fam
Dealing find more hearts and homes open TO
welcome them, than in "bulI headed En-
gland. Her influence on Europe has not al
WAYS been for good but, what nation has
done better.
While then we cannot admit Lord Palmer
ston' S congratulations to be well founded, we
are in no mood to rejoice at the tulhlment. OF
NJ, Rollins Vaccinations. We rather hope 10
see an abandonment of the counsels which are
dragging England down, and we would gaze
with pleasure upon vision such as enraptur~
ed the sightlesa orbs Of Milton when he turned
them towards her new born commonwealth,
aud saw mighty and puissant nation rous,
ing herself like a strong man from his sleep.
Capt. JOHN Taylor Wood, the commander
Of the Tallahassee is grandson OF President
Taylor, and was formerly lieutenant in the
United States Navy. At the breaking out OF
the war he was on duty at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, as an Assistant Professor OF
Gunnery. Immediately outside of Annapolis
he owned a small farm which be left and with
his wife and children crossed the Potomac into
Virginia, since which time he has figured very
largely upon the waters Of the Chesapeake.
7 Yesterday evening row boat, in which were
several small boys was run over by steam
tug, in the river, opposite this place, but most
fortunately the boys were saved though two
of them remained in the water for some time
The practice Of loaning and hiring boats to
small boys who are incapable Of managing
them ought to be discontinued.
The Pennsylvania coal trade, SO tar this sea-
son, shows an increase Of 706, $50 tons over the
corresponding period Of last year. The Phil
adephia Ledger, referring to this important
subject remarks: ''The supply Of coal contin-
ues large, but would be much heavier it trans
portion were equal to the production. .
The Portland Argus says: "Collector Wash
burne during his remarks at the meeting OF
the merchants at the Exchange on Saturday,
stated that he understood it was the intention
Of the Government TO make this city
fortress.
It is now reported from New Orleans that
the Federal Iron clad Tecumseh was not sunk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-15
DIED.

On the 10th instant, ANNIE, infant daugn77
ter Of John and Sidney B. Powell, III her zAo
year. u.a.-~~~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-15

ERRArUM. In Saturday Gazette the com
parison in the Ranging Of the Thermometer
Should have been between August 1864, aha
August 1868.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

DEATH OF CAPTAIN A. J. KELLY "A
citizen Of Wayne county has brought as
the story that Captain A. J Kelly. OF a.
be was familiarity called, Hick Kelly"
Of Dune Cooper's guerrillas, was killed
near BainbFidge, eight miles above Flor
enoe, = few days since. Kelly had
crossed from Che south bank Of the Ten
nessee river with . detachment Of ten
men, when seeing thres Federal soldiers
standing near the door Of an sdjacent
house, he charged upon them, bat instead
of only three being there, twenty soon
emerged, and firing upon Kslly's squad,
mortallY wounded him and killed al
bat one Of his party.
Kelly was about tWenty-One year8 Of
age, was born and raised 10 this city.
and before Cooper induced him 20 Join
bis thieving band, be bore an unsullicd
reputation. His parents. who sre now
dead, were highly respectable, and gave
him q liberal education. Indeed be was
the brains Of the "Coopsr Battalion" and
never countenanced his chiefs mode Of
warfare. It is sad that such noble bat
misguided young men as he shoGld be
cut down on the very threshold Of msn-
hood. But thus will il continue while
this sccursed rebellion lasts, OF, rather,
while foolish and hoartless mothers and
girls consider it dishOnoFsble 20 desert a
hopeless and wicked cause. They would
rather see the souls snd bodies Of these
deluded youths perish than that they
should abandon their mythical Dixis's
land Columbia Sentinel.
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s seon,,s Rrnlnir


a letter from EOTb TUCSON says
aOns Of our scouts, Philbrick, Of The
Sd Massachusetts, cavalry, recently rode
out alone, within the enemy's lines, and
captured 9 rebel colonel, with an sudaci-
" that deserves especial notice. Colonel
Bradfosd was visiting bis afianced, ~ =
plantation house four miles from Jack
SOB, where he supposed himself entirely
safe, for the rebel piokets were within
call. Philbrick, late ct night, stole into
the negro quarters, and learned from the
slaves, who are always orr friends, ell
that be wished 10 know. QuietlY fast
ening his horse, he creps 70 the front
door, burst il open, and, pistol in hsno.
ast0nished the assembled party With Ii
sight Of a Union soldier on the rampage.
The scout hundred out his orders 70 On
imaginary company, through the back
window, kicked over the whist table.
smashing the goblsts and e bottle Of
Widow Cliquof," that had probably paid
recent deity 81 Baton Koage, disaFmed
the colonel, aud took both hin aud tis
servant prisoners, mounted them on their
own horses, and brought them of amid
the tears and lamentations Of the ial1an-
eed' and her friends. Through by-roads
the unlucky colonel was brought safely
10 camp, and is now on bis way 10 Viz
ginia with . letter Of Introduction 10
Gen. Butler. The prisoner nearly ground
up 9 set Of natural teeth when be learn
ed that bis capture had been Effected By
= single soldier, armed No better than
himself"
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Weekly Single copy yeeF.-...--..ssO 90
s. 6 moaaRR.FOO
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suggestions upon these or other quss.
tons connected with the organization Of
the State government.
l am, gentlemen,
Very r, specially,
Your obedient servant,
N. P. BANKS, N. G. G.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Payable in ADVANCE.
(rEs LTNEs Oh LESS TO ooSaTITUEs A sqUARs.l
sQuAre, day. q OO-each addit' nal inseFtB, 50 so
yraak s0n--sses additional s.5g,s-s 1 80
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-17

SUaAR CULTURE II OHro--Tho fep0ri
Of the Ohio Commissioner Ct Statistics
shows that in 1862 there were made n
that state no less than 8 10000 p0unds
Of sugar. "Of this p, 900 pounds were
from Sorghum 80 that the point Is est-
tied that sugar can be made from Scrg-
hum, and IL 50, that Ohio can make her
own sugar whenever il becomes necessary
or profitable to do 60" The aggregate
value Of toe sgricultuFsl products Of
Ohio in 1862 wss Ssh .6GS,5T4; Of this
amount the sugar production was worth
$50, $50, and ths mslasses crop sl042,-
854
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REMEMBER TIE PLACE,

REMEMBER TIE PLACE,
2G MARKET STREET, 26
NEXT TO
A. HamiltOn's Warehouse.
D. L sOBEL
Feb Io-s@
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aLEr HEa Go."-"I was," said =
reverend gentleman, attending oiEins
service IN Norfolk, several years ago
during . sssson Of exeiisment. " pie
the officiating clergyman vas IN tne
midst Of = most interesting discussion,
an old lady among the congregation arose
and clspped herbsuds sod exclaimed 2
8 sercifal Father, If I bad one more
Gather IN my wing Of faith, ! would ny
~ glorv p The worthy gentlema1i
tbua interrupted, immsdistely replied,
Good Lord. stick Il "a e. q le1 Der 60
she & bat trouble hsrs. tbs quiz
eted the old lady.
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l., 2, 8, 4 g., T., and To-, Cavalry.
l., 4, Il, 16., and II. Batteries.
The following arc Illinois regiments
which had re-enlisted up to the Goth Of
January:
9Th, 9Th, 9tb, 10Th, 11th, 18th, 18Th,
14lh, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 26sh, 18th,
3Oth, 3lst sd, SD, 34th, 36sh, 39lE,
10th, 41st, 43d, 44ih, 45ih, 18th, 48th,
49th, 5Oth. sd, SD, 54th, 9th, Ssh,
ed, 9th, 66th, Infantry.
I'd, 4ih, 9Th, 9th. 10Th, 12lh, Cavalry.
Twenty-One regiments Of Infantry,
and four of Cavalry had not a. that time
re-enlisted.
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Aastrille Auiom.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1864
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Veterans Returning 90 the FIELD.
The veteran regiments are returning 10
the field, in great numbers, both in the
East and the West. The n. Y. Post Of
the eth says:
The Forty-third, Sixty first, Sixty
third, Sixty-ninth and Ninety third reg
imeRts, and probably SONS others Of this
state, have already re-entersd the field.
The members Of the Fortieth (Mozari)
regiment are assembling at Fort Sebuy-
Ter. One hundred men went there yes
tsrday; more viii go to-day. When All
are assembled the regiment wiz take the
field.
The sixth cavalry regiment is ordered
to rendezvous this morning. for the pur-
pose Of marching. Other regiments have
similar orders.
The New England troops are also re-
turning to the field. There ere four reg
iments here going tomorrow. Within
the next fifteen days the maj rity Of the
regiments which had received furloughs
will have reiOined our armies.
Two or three regiments daily, beside
great numbers Of new recruits, pass
through this city for the front while
yet others have not started home.
At least four fiflhs Of the three years
men, organized in 1881, will re-enter the
service, and remain "during the war"
Ohio has 70 regiments which have
served the required time, Of which the
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
vii be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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8aak-8Ote gtst.
CORRECTED DAILY BY DAVID c. LOVE- & co.
No. rs UNION STREET.

81 These quotations are for United States' Treas
~ Notes, Ohio. Indiana. and Kentuckv.
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Marshal's Sale.


Tho United BATES rsTs.s l box containing isweIFY
and other a,iicles.
4 IMPORTATION No. IS. nlsirict Curt o. the Cnitcd
Il States Tor the Middle Distriet Of Tennessee.
IN obedience % an order Of sid Court made on the
On dag q SoFembeT, l863. IN this cause vii sell
81 the st5re-hoase formerly occupied By A. J. Dn-
CA x Co., on the 18th DAY q February 1854 ~ p1b-
lc auclion % the highest bidder Tor cash ic hand
the above property. sad sale % conmence 81 10
O'Clock "a lie morning Of hat day.
X r. GLA5COCK,
FEB SOU e. g. Marsha Tor said District
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-30

Wdtrcno cieies bs,peete @eipra9 i'pi
lden ben 8eipen sefibrt tparb, iab unle
Greuno lan9e ftumm unp unbemeali9 II
feinem einiamen @ema6. Bas ioQtl
nun tperpen? Sn ibm iobte ein Nufrubr
ben er faum su bdnotsen permo9te. Wit
nit GlammenSisen bronnte jeber @edleI
per eben erlebten Seene in ieinem @epddtz
nie unb rief einen unbesdbmbaren Iumult
In ieiner Seele mah. Wit einem @efubl
brennenoen llnmutbes pa6te er an Wiarz
tba. Mar eS m6ali6, par es nur cent.
bar! 9lus leinem Mrm, in cem fie ciueu
Muscnblid 70 binSescben 9erubt pa6 Sc
itauonib Der 3iebe gu ibm nod auf ibren
2ippen iitternp, fpnnte fe pbne Elm 3ef>
Der Gntfrempun9, pbne cine Neauna Ter
G6am Dor ieinen Musen in rfe Mrme
ibres @atten ellen, fonnte Senem Mprte
surufen, bic aus rem tiefiten 6erien au
fommen 1dienen. g9a6 war cieB iunae
Weib2 Nob tSnten unb flanoen Die
Worte: Define Martba ! son feinemObre,
nr6 bronnte pas8ldtt9en in leiner .6asc,
oas ben erhen NnlaB 3u btelen Stiirmen
9eaeten batte, ,-iie NOR iid alio bes Sc,
fiibls fiir itn i'm pollen Moabe te.rubt>
eab ii@ ibm bin ubne @iecerfant, unp
betbeuerte Dem @atten, iie bdtte seidmie=
gen &onnte Elm 70 iunaes @eitSpf 70
tief Yerrorben ieiu! Bie eint Grldeinz
uns itano bel ptefer 6rase ieineS Snnern
Wartba's 8ilo sur ibm, unb bic ero6cn,
erniten &incerausen iaben tbn pormurf6>
pcll an. Nein,-eS par unmSelih, ee>
ring DON ibr ;u eenten, unp rod ,por eaS
Grlebte t,i6t pierer aus pem @ecd9tnib
III Serwiiden.
(inrt{etui1n fnldt ! ! ----- -----.-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-30

ueber Ben S6ub 9e9en bte
6iBe entnebmen mir einem Nen ycrfer
@e1lclblatt folsence teadtunssmertbe
unb 3eitaemdee Bemerfunsen:
Der Sonneniti6 miro nidt ourd tas
Ginwirfen Der SonnenRrohlen auf ben
S6dpel, lcnrern our9 raS Ginmirfen Der
|elben auf cen Nafen, mp itd ras fleine
@ebirn nit ter 9tldenmarfidule pereiniat,
beryorserufen. @6Ibt man ciele Madenz
eeaens. renn mon iib Der @pnne ausieB;
en- muB, oenuolam. 70 1T Yon tem eieent
liden Sonnsnitih nidts 3u fiir6cn.
Sm Sriente 1T bic &cpftersduna rer
gin9etorenen oarauf bere6net. DieBrau=
IN trasen penS@leier, Der Don biuten IT,
re 8onje @eitalt nerblut, unb Die Mdn=
ner ldiBen, tbetls rurd bic riefae 9ua=
Re bes Iarbul3es bic Nadeneeaeno. Da.
Der fonmt es. pa6 Sonnen(tid i'm Orient,
lelblt bet 38 @rar Neaun,ur lelten un,
fat ausldliebli1 bel Gurcpdern pprtommt
Die es perabldumen, IN, ibren 6ut efne,
na& binten beratbdn9enten S9l.ier J,
tra8en. a
9n Nem gort, no perbdltnibmd6i
mebr IpbesfdQe bur@ Sennenat4e per
uria&t wsrpen, als in 8an3en afritani
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-30

i9en Gavpten finn e5 sumeit Maansr
bic i'm Jrsien arteiten uno rer !5iye ne:
gen bic 5iite ablesen.
Wlan lai7e fi6 ME Derfiibran, menr
man in Ter Sonne III tbun bat, ZEN 5u
lan3e atsuicBcn. llnter bunrert Com
nenitfb<Tdllen betrefen sumsiit nur 10
Drauen, ca oieielben fat itets terecft ee,
ben uno an ben melt iiter cen Naden Der.
obbdnaenecn ,6aaren einen natir!iben
S9ub baben.
0leidSsiti9 moQen mir lei Dem beiben
Wetter unlere Qeler pcr rem @snub Ypn
Gi6waiIer ,parnen. 1oHelte 1T oeiabrz
lt9er mic rie Strablen rer Spnne penn
es leat csn 0runp 3u ben bS6artielen
5al6dbeln> su tSotliaen Grf1!tungen UNI
TT Die urlabe Ypn bunre,t Sommertrontz
beiten.
Irinten mus man, abar jen1ebr man
Gtswa1er trinft, um 10 msbr nil man
trtnten. Der Wossn miro erfaItet> IS
tritt Elm seritdrftsr SbpsiB Elm, ein
talter 9uftSu9 fommt rasu unp Die G1tll@
tuns 1T ea. SIM 0sfoIae rsr grfdltung
tefneet il6 ea6 Nbeuma;ianue, ,nand>
NAL Der SOB. gruno senue, einen 81
nub ;u oermeipen Der Elm 10 fl.r;er lit.
D(on fam itd oa6 Diele Dallevlrinz
ten NIT ein'aer Gnersie sons otsen61nen.
Vsrlu9t e5, tpice,itebt einmal rsm Cur.
lte nur etne babe Stunee unp ibr rsr,e
fnpen, oos ct aufb6yt. &cmmt er rie>
ctr, 10 nsbmt einen Wunp ypu WaI7st
unp lpeit ra0elbe piseer fort. 8ei einiz
ger @iuenetraft # tann man es rabin trinz
gen, nit eiaem @laie 8a0er "a Gum
ben au6;utommen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-30
(Gortlesuno folst.)
. e + m I I teS.
Henuiplnanef@e Nreoiat for bic
(Wu6 benz Buds 60. Grbrei

~kWC>
(Wus benz Buds So. Grprss.)
Miiter Yrinter - Nau bab i6 i'm
Stnn, al mo! en- @ort Su Die Map ~
i6pdse, un tpann iie uf mid borde, Damn
rubn fe nc@ pielsm before 8ibnis. .- :
Mdo BON Buds I'M Ypn annere Goui1>
tisS!- Sbr fennt mid sislleiat net all,
amer i& bin en- aueselernter Sparttub
In bab mebner Grfabruns in TELLER 8ibz
nis, wte ebni9er &erl ron mener Melt.
Sbr ieip Mdo un for fell nebm i1 eud,
euere Gebler len mir 70 gut betannt mir
n,eine ebeenen. Die mebnRe Don eu6
made nit ibr &lebrer ;u oiel G&pb, ibr
jubit Siel ;u piel Cotton for Nuefuuuna
I'm ,pann nter euG laufe poe bpfe lebnt,
not mebne mer, ibr wero 10 srao se,pa@le,
wie en- Yappel Yaum, but tummt mer uf
Der @runo. not sudts allemol munnerbar,
tbut leI no&cem net mebr. Wit euere
Nu1e serbleno ibr bic 8uwe al oftmolS,
eenc fSnnt ibr en- Mnlsbne eete, iuit wie
ibr wrQt; isip ibr in 8ume Gumpanie,
cann iebnt mer IL euere ldelmii9e Muee
MFR mie 9ieb, pb was tlinsele tic als in
rie Sineidule IN III cie Meetinss, but
tei,n @el6err,pdide I'm beim Sdnfuttere
guide fe gan; anneriter, i@ Tag eud nau,
ibr Mdp, mabt niemp6 Derliebte 2luQe,
nlitaus ibr fannte net belfe. = 8ielc Don
eud a,abc NIT 8rd6btnre un S5inaerrinz
9s ST niel Wele, es 9udt wobl out, but
Die alsDnit 3eit Is fell StofTt iuf Gus
Brd6 aemabt un nero purwers 9etraee,
for rene 8uwe bic Nu9s ;u se1blenpe, 1eu
lrtt net iein. $40, ibr Wdp, i9 wiQ
eud iaae, was pes beit suft for eud.
Sin plebner, ebnfader DreB, Der ouesett
iauter un ib1n sebiiselt 1T, feb Gran;elc
an bic unnerrDd, weiie Striimp, amer
lauberer Bonnet un en- fleb ieioen 8dn=
bel for I'm, Der .6alS, fell sudt out un i1
mott al pie Mdo tbdte 10 eenrebt aebn,
t6 fam eu6 la9s, mann CT Wdpel aQe=
seit lauber uno plsbn 9eoreet is, pann
fam ner cruf I9mSre, pab ile en- quite
6au6frau madt. Nb muBt ibr out Mbt
sebe, pab ibr net au piel ppn bic Buwc
ldwdBt, fell ldidt 06 gar net. - Seibei<
renbeit is bic ArGBte Guoeno for Die 0idp,
fell n;erft euh -Das Yiel Geplapper
rnadt pas idInite Mdpel wilt un bod
BOTS " piel plappe,maul uuniN eu1. =
Su Ger &s,a oeer in bic Meetine5 eudt
ME net anne, pp bic Buwe bpde, ielIe
wolde eud Die gang 3eit un mann ibr
guide cann renteu ie, ibr mart in 2ieb
nit ibnc.
Nobt mdst ibr ab net jecem 8uwe
@umpanY asbe; mann ibr iebne, pab en-
Bub juit for'o Spdrfe funn,t, Damn beBt
ibr siel be0er arap Der 6uno btnnis i'm.
lleberbaupt is ces piel @umpanp bolte
oar net ld1n pun em Mdpsl, beionpers
mann ie ldier ale Wcde NIT Bume
,pedlelt. GIN Bob lcut Elm Mdcel jun
ba,pe, befabs, penn Tic spcb orer gar prei
bot, penn is bic 2ieb lbon eepeblt. un tr
oecelte 2ieb is bic l9ledtef 8i6nib uf psr
@elt.
Naa meino mas i& selast bat.
Ser brennbi ihnet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-07-30

Gnelilbe Tabrifanfsn Ypn
g bBenbileern Gin 5auc>
lunssbaus in 8irminebam, no bic 5az
brieation pon @Isentilrern fir Snrien
ure Gbina eifris tstrieben Mir, empTstlt
ieinen 8unpen in Sltinp;en bic @r;suss
uii1e leiuer 6abtif in folsenper Meils: !:
vYamen. Der @rtt ee5 Sores. in isinem
&upfer actrietcn uno lebr eclbnafpru
aearteite!. 9lironri Der iSi't Der Da
mpnen., in arogsr Nuswabl. Der NisIs,
auf rem Ct reitst, 1T pom rcr fIbnien
3eidnuns uno 'rin Sabs! nad' iesisss
9lrt seformt. Salunnin, Ger Writ ptI
Sonne, lebencia rayaefeQt. Ssiu aro
tociQ 1T pcn &upicr uuo bat einsn iilber>
nen Sdwan,. Soutsren, Der 0ott rea
&ei9tbume. Dicisr@ctt 1T yon ausass
ludt fd5ner Nrteit unp baten rie 81.
britanten ibre beaen &rdfte anf 6ssittl:
lung pe1elten sermanot. 8Isiners 5alt
e1tter nnp lonftise llntersS,ter in srSete
Nuswabl. &repit pirp nibt aeacten, ts
BaarteSablunSen ater @atati teret1net.
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Die Srib eDeU.

Die "SQ. S!aotaseituno" ltrsttt
Sn Der 8ricewsu, unlerem factiiben
Mrbeitsbaule, rslhes unter Der fdbioe11
Se'tuna unieres 2anpSmannes, se5 Capt.
g8eiler, itebt befnoeu fd eeeenmdrtis 83
@efangene, cine i'm 0srbl!tnis snr Sin
tpcbner3abl pou @ttcaer oe:inse Mn,abl.
lSeitpem in Der ByirenelI pie sr5eit res
Steinflcpfsns obseldafTt 1T, baten dd
Die 0sfonaenen ntdt iiber su 6arte NIlbci!
;u beflasen. Die meitlihen 0sfaraenen
wercen a,6stentbeil6 au5uartia telhaf'iat
unp baben Die Staticnsbduier III reiaiaen,
fir Ycli;iNen uro Teueyiea,e Die Wa(a,e
Su belurgen u. I. ~.
Die tntersl1anteite yer}5nIidftis icner
&nltalt 1T auaent!id'iG jsrenfaus Die
notorilde Trau Wil!sr bic Mailrsle ree
5srrn Seneca @tisbt, pslhe bic Trou
Wrtabt beinobe ermpreet, uup eafiir cine
einjabriBe 0efdu9nibRrafe in per Bricez
meu absuFsen bat. Die 0efanasne yer
trinst ibre freie 3eit 9r5btenttsil5 MI
Spa3ieren9eben i'm 0oie. Der fu,;f
Mufentbalt in oer 8ripepeu bat 0erace
nidt yortbeilbaft auf ibr auesrss eiusez
wirft unc wsr BE friiber bltlds, b!ubenps
Grau eefannt bat. mirp in Der obsen,a=
serten bleibenperIpn in pem erctsn tlauen
Strdain9san;use faum ris lSrau WiIlrl
pieoer erfennen. Sn Der tiitfn 3tit tb>
res Nufentba|t5 wurpe Der Osriud ae
modt, fte an Die @efdnguift,I1. 1ie Acyact
nidt lururius, aber immerbin rsthl aenief
bar unp gut it, ;u 9ewSbnen unD pie rrn
ibren Gltern 9e!anpten 2ederb;iIcn wurrsl'
3uriidgewieien. Da e8 aber ibieu, ali
pb pie @efan9ene eber ysrtunasrn nil ee,
ebe ite bic in Der 8reicereu utlitcn @e
rt&te anriibrte, 70 seitattste ibr 81. Mcys
naban, per alllittrenoc Nuilehsr, cab ib,
Die seianbten Speiien ,uaeiteut murrcn
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len erlautt> ilc su beluheu; einn,al te=
luGte Ie oud ibr 2iebbatsr rstlclte eys
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ttonen, caB tbm peitere Seluat uussrla9
puroen.
Cine ancere tntete0ante YerlInlicbtei
oale!bft 1T bic Sdlisesrin Der reitlihsr
0efan9enen> bic, cts|eid eiuc Dsu!lts
jsst ben Namen Ma'y Wcnroe iubrt
Wary 1T in DeutlhIanr sstprsn mn
fam NIT bcoeuteneen @sIclnittelu mad
Nmerita. Gin Sdurfe perfubrte ie
brahte ie um ibr aanses Germ1sen unt
entFub lppann. Seit isner 3sit mari f,
fb rem 2ater in bic Nrme mlbrsnp ps,
leBten s Sabre mar ie beinate fortrdb:
reno in Der 8ripeweu. ST ibre Strakei
etnmal at9slaufen 70 pet'eiiest iie III alIsI
9afsrn nit ccr lnlimmitsn @eirtntau:
mianer;n; ii ie oann in ibr aItes Guar
tier ;uriidseianpt, 10 aebt cine msrfrdr
piee Yerdncerun9 NIT ilr ecr, uno Il,
miro oielelte teldcirens, ettlids uni
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intelli9ente5 Wdr6tn, pm gutter Grsie:
bung. uno 10 oft fe su elmer Srios,rsu
Strafe Yerurtbeilt it, miro Ie aur Shlic
fcrin res Departments fur meitlihe Sc
fanaene Nemadt, iiber weIte lte aud ci
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lt,p lltm uuc Brown ecuE!Y ST. 0prltsr,
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Iodicrr, Mrisbt gc., Spbn enes'itsr.
9SiItuu, 9Naisea Co., SVl. Mtns:s.
9Sn,. Nistsrappi, GaNncu City. MiinN.
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soben ''t, mas alen eiuen wsrttrn 5yreuueen il.
bent ssbrttn bsatidea putlisum srssssnit ansess.
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