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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

RBOI LEAsEs.-The Lntelligeneer oil
leases are pronounced:On all hands to be
the neatest and most correct specimens of
printing in that line anywhere to be had.
We have orders for them from far and near.
Here is a specimen of theletters we receive:
BRAADoNv1nLE, w. Va. Dec. l6, '64.
Messrs. Campbell s. AeDernsot:
"0il leases" duly received-the best |
ever saw and the cheapest. Please find
enclosed amount of your bill and accept
the thanks of Yours truly,
H. HAGANs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

nay Angry PAssIoSs.-Mr. GIasscock
and Mr.. Walters, two very respectable gem
tlemen Of this city, had law suit in
Court at the beginning of this week, and
after the suit had been decided the two
gentlemen got to talking the matter over
One called the other liar. when the gen
tloman so addressed replied that his friend
was lying thief, and they got into each
others wool. Mr.. Glasscock was fined FIVE
dollars by Aid. Dulty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
9PEOIAL NOrIUEs.

~EpIIsptIe Fits can he CuredII-
DR.. LooKROW having become eminently successful in
curing this terrible mAAdy, invites all similarly
afflicted, call send for circulars Of references
and testimonials of numerous cases Cured OF from
one TO twenty four years standing. He devotes his
attention especially to disc OF the
Axis or Nervous system, aud solicits an investga-
tion Of his claim TO public confidence.
He may DO consulted at his private residence, No.
l4I West 42d street, daily from 10, A. 81, until Z,
2. NJ, except saturday and Sunday Address al
letters to DR. V. B. LOCkROWf
Care of P. o. Box 6l16. New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

1~A ScHooIMAsTER CANED.-At the
close of the afternoon session of the Third
Ward Public School, on Monday last, the
pupils presented the Principal, Mr.. F. s.
Williams, with beautiful walking stick.
They also presented Miss Ella Williams
with beautiful silver fruit basket, as a
token of their esteem for the recipient of
the gift. The presents are we'll deserved
and are very highly appreciated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

NV YoEK. Dec. 2O.-In view Of the an
ticipated withdrawal of gold bearing loans,
the subscription TO the 1910 loan the last
two days. in this city, were over ten mill
lions The subscriptions at the 9In Ma
tional Bank, fiscal agency Of the u 8. In
N. Y, to day were very largei but parties
telegraphing 70 that Bank tomorrow may
yet secure q portion.
The Commercials Washington special
says: Fessenden, Blair and StantOn are
mentioned - candidates for the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of Mr.. Dayton.
The deficiency bill approPriates $50, 900
900 for the army, and $4,000, 900 for other
purposes.
The Posts Washington special says: Mr..
Kassen, of Iowa. proposes 70 Introduce IN
the House . resolution taking on the duty
on paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
ng-LA Russ WAa Snow is attracting

~LA RUE's WAR Snow is attracting
a great number of visitors at Washington
Hall. 1t is a first class entertainment,
and must be seen to be appreciated. The
comic deliberations of the inimitable pro.
prietor is a portion of the exhibition that
is not to be overlooked. Let old and
young give the show look during its brief
stay in the city, and all will be richly rs'
warded
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
ooLaATE,s uoNnY soAP.

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such DRiv0r'
sal demand, is made from the choicest materials
IL mild and SmoIlisnt in its nature, fra
grantIy scented, and extremely beneficial
in its action upon the akin. For ale by all Drug.
EiStI and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrlS "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
B-A1DEaMAx OF TuE Tu1RD WARD

~ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WARD
Geo. Duty having declined to be candi-
bate in the Srd Ward in consequence of
having been nominated for that Office in
the 2ud Ward, the delegates from the Srd
Ward to the City Convention have uomi-
mated Abijah N. johnson for that Office, in
accordance with instructions from the Ward
meeting.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

sB-THE river was still rising yesterday
afternoon, with twenty-five feet three iu-
Ches water in the channel. The Aood was
rather unexpected and has forced people
to remove their freight from the landing
to keep it from being damaged by the RI
sing water. The packets arrived and de-
parted as usual.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
hN-DprAupD- Tba rao.D, ano5 ~.

@DETA1NED.-The recent food has
damaged to a considerable extent the
bridge over the MonoDg4hela river at
Fairmont. The train due here yesterday
morning did not arrive until O'clock in
the afternoon. The bridge at present is
not passable, and the passengers and bag
gage are transferred from one side of the
river to the other. 1t will require several
days to put the bridge in thorough repair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

E~THE weather yesterday was very
clear and pleasant, contrasting most agree
ably with the wet, sloppy, murky, fOggy
days which we have lately experienced.
From present appearances, the holidays
will be accompanied by most enjoyable
and very seasonable weather.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

BOTTLE ladies are interested in know
ing where to buy Perfuasries, tine Soaps,
Pommsdes, Brushes, Combs, &c. Toilet
articles generally. Call on T. H. Logan
& Co., and Logan, List & Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
Ia-THE ENa11sH LurnERAN SuNpA1

R8THE ENGLISH LUTHERAN SUNDAY
ScHooL ENTERTAINMENTS, at Washington
Hall on the evenings of the 23d, 24th and
26th promise to be even superior to those
of last year, which were pronounced the
most refined, instructive and interesting
children's meetings ever held in Wheeling.
The tree, with its addition of the arch,
having on it in jets of gas, the words
"Feed my lambs, will alone be worth the
price of admission, but when we add to
this the superior music of the piano and
cabinet organ, and tine choruses by sew
eral hundred children, our readers may be
assured of rich musical feast. The
school is now supporting and educating
Eve orphan children at the splendid home
of their church, under the care of Rev. DR..
Passavant; and funds are needed to send
more children to this institution.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

NV YoaE, Dss. 2O-GOId opened strong
under the announcement Of another draft,
a. 10 30; z2s vas bid, but subsequently,
declined steadily, until it touched z2o4'
this afternoon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

BSTHE LADIES of the Soldiers Aid
Society acknowledge the receipt, through
Mrs. S. A. Irwin, of twelve dollars, dona-
ton from the North Street NJ E. Church,
F. Ball pastor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

w-EAsr WHEELNG.-To day our Col.
lectOr will call on subscribers in East
Wheeling for dues to Dec 18th.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

R9-At the corner of Main and Mons
roe streets is the place to get your cheap
and handsome wooden overshirts. til
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

B9stein Bros is the place to go for
anything in the clothing line. til
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
Now York Money Market,

NRw YORK. December ~.
MONEY-MOre active AMI e rm at per cent.
STERLING EXOHANGE-Quiet,
GOLD-More active and firmer, opening at 22416
advancing to 1854 declining to 22OA and closing at
at 300.
GOVERNMENT sT0CKs-4ctive and lower. u 8.
6's 5-2O's 1888; U. s. S. 1916 coupons, 1917.
RAILROAD STOCKS-FOTt Wayne lO2M.
NV YoBK, December 20 Gold tonight closed
at 2225z.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

LYCRRINR SOAP, Honey Sap, L0ttuee Sap.
" Palm soap, with = EsaeEAl assortmsnt ofBAney
SOsps, Just received 81 $1,000,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

H8-Go to Stein Bros for your cloth.
ing. til
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

b0THR ATTENTION OF OoUNTRY MIR.
CHANTS is invited to the unusually large
stock of Boots and Shoes, now in store and
for sale by Mcclellan Il Knox at 65 Main
Street. Prices as low if not lower than any
house in the city, Give them call. 2m*
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

PRAYER BOOKS.
MErHoDIsT, PRESBYTERIAN AND CHRISTIAN
HYMN BOOKS
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
At Old Prices
Books for Boys, Books for Girls and Books for Ba-
bier Beautiful CoIOred Toy BOOEs, from to 20 otsi
Building Blocks, A Blocks, &c; Rosewood Work
Boxes; Morocco Writing OaseE Steel Bead Purses
Portfolios and sAteheli Fancy Baskets, Toy BrOoms
aud Tubs; Doll Carriages Cradles, Ge., &C.; Wrought
Iron sleds for Boys; Carts and Wagons for Boys.
1865. DIARIES. 1895.
Diaries from % cts. to $500.
China and Rubber Dolls, Checker Boards, Dom
inOes, Snake Games, &C., &c.
POCKET BOOKS.
Tho finest in the market.
All of the above goods will be sold at the
LOWEST PRICES, BY
JOSEPH GRAVES,
decl7 No. so Moaroe street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
E-LErrEa FROM LIEUT.. MELVIN RICH


ARDs-Mr. Dillon yesterday received let
ter from Lieut.. Melvin Richards, of Carlin's
battery, who was captured by the rebels
on the Hunter raid and who has since been
confined in different Southern prisons,
The letter is dated at Sorghnmville, near
Columbia, South Carolina, Dec. 9th and
was brought through by a Lieut.. Kidd,
who came away for special exchange
Lieut. Richards says the prisoners have
nothing to eat but meal, rice and Sorghum
which they are not even allowed to prepare
to suit their tastes. He says he was always
very fond of meal and rice and for eigh-
teen or nineteen hundred meals he could
manage to worry it down, but he don't like
it as a regular diet. The prisoners have
had NO meat or lard or any animal food
of any kind Issued to them since October
last. They get FIVE pints of meal, half pint
OF shorts, one pint of rice, two tablespoon
fulls of salt for five days with as much sour
Sorghum as they want. Lieut. R. has never
received any of the money sent him by his
friends. he has received several letters but
the money sentin them had been distracted
from the envelope. Capt. Craig of the
1st West Virginia Infantry received letter
short time ago which had been broken open
and the money distracted. The only way
prisoners can get money is to have it secret.
ed in box, which may be done in various
ways, one of the best of which is to kRock
the box apart at the end. Then bore
three.eighth hole with the grain of the
wood, put in ten gold dollars, plug up and
nail together, putting q drop of ink or
some such significant mark on the spot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

w-PREpAR1Ne FOR CHR1sTMAs.-That
money is abundant, and pockets open, is
shown in the throDged condition of the
retail stores. Holiday trade began earlier
than usual, and the walks of retail trade
were never more bustling. The jewelry
stores appear TO be the most busy. A dis
eliminating retail merchant Informed US
yesterday that his sales of fancy goods
were almost wholly confined to things that
were useful, and for these there was no
demur at the price. House furnishing
dealers are very busy Plated ware and
the like is in such demand that the manu-
facturers are now working night as we'll as
day to keep up the stocks. Despite the
premium upon the metal, too, silver ware is
in active demand, most of the makers have
orders to the extent of their ability to fill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

r8-stein Bros is the place to get
your clothing made. til
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
WANTED.

BOY us or 10 years old German preferred) who
a can take care of q horse and can make him
sen generally useful about house. Inquire at this
once dee21-3t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
HOUSE.

On motion of Mr.. Rollins. Of New Hamp-
shire, a resolution WAS adopted in relation
to the treatment of rebel prisoners In our
hands. administering retaliatiOns unless
the Confederate authorities afford better
tr eatmeut to Union prisoners in their
keeping.
Mr.. Holman, offered . resolution which
was adopted directing that an inquiry
be made into the expediencY Of setting
apart some of the public lands, the same &C
be disposed of by State legislatures, and The
proceeds to be for the benefit Of soldiers
permanently disabled.
Mr.. Stevens reported bill for the sup
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15

junsen Napcleen auf leiner eansen 9auf>
babt au fplSen. Gs 9enise 3u iagen, bab
bic Yanlees' nod her Shladt bel ben 81,
zen Yines. no unlere Eruppen in Ser
mirrua8 acben, Nt6nonc b1ttnn nebmen
tSnnen! Gtenlo nad ber Shloht tei
6annover Court 6oule! Gtenic na1 Der
@hladt an, Mntietant ! a
Seine bomtofilden Depe16en aus
W.apirBinien erboben TN gum StercOm:
manco. Ssin Mubm mar auf SiiNen BE-
Ariinret 0ipfelte in 2iisen unc sins in
2lsun untsr. @el6 Elm Slid fir ms
(MstelIen,) eob CT gum 8efeblababer ccr
Wanteearmee ecmadt worp. Mit ber enorz
men 5ruppenmadt, BE er BATE, bate Gin
treuer, muibpclltr unp cntldlp1ener 6elpS
berr uns ldnrer beordneen tJnnen, CT ater
<drhtete lid,, lsinea Nubm auf'S Spiel su
iebcn. Ssinc 9iseu madten tbn gum
Manne. Ypm e.iten Sage feline Militdrz
i}dm 9auftabnZon tat er nidt Gin einsi,
sse Wal 9emoat lb Dem feinrii@en 8eus
tr nNe;urscn."
0%empfratilben Blattem miro Die vpr~
febence 9ctleue leberlsrung gum oefdutz
9cn NbcyuG bsreitmi4isN sur 0erfu9una
ot|telIt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
Die 8cireisr Ser Nrenc.

QDaS fir cine Mrl upn NrcBfreibeit mir
;u er,rartsn tabsn, ,renn Die Democratic
bic Bsleln tri&t, in welde ris n2iucolnz
1prannei" bic preile ssidlaDen, liest am
Sage, .penn man ft4 an folsence 2ieteSs
'baten Der Demofrat'e III @unfen Der
Treitn Yre1e e%rinnert ; uno ;~ar A. Scr
ben, &risBe.
1. Grmc,pun9 ces Ntpliticniaen 2prs>
joy unp 3er05runa ieiner pre6e 3u Ml>
ton. .1f.
2. 3'r1Srune BET T%rei(taatpreiie in
&anlas unc an Ter @ran;e Mihpurt5
purd prcl:larsrei< 0rdn;trplhe.
3. 8ombaroiruns res @bplitiuniften
Msneeu Ybilipp6 nit faulen giern rurd'
ben prrlflaverei>YStel III Cincinnati.
4. @erba1tuno unp 2SndYerlu& 9e9en
ben Ntpliticniten Samuel 9urwis in
Msmpb!s.
5. Die Mnmenrune bee Gbeertns unc
DsrernS ia res Stranaes 9eAen Wnttltla'
vtrsi.S driftfcucr UNI &ecner i'm san;en
Siccn.
6. Da5 &nippelattentat res NIa9trz
barons YrcctS i'm Senat se0en ben Mto;
litionitsa Gunner.
b. na9 Nusbrub be5 &rie9ee.
1. Mnerif Ter Osmofraten auf bic 81
flee peS unicniaildeu "St. 2euis Demo
erat," ner unter miliidriihen Shus Sc
felt rpercenmute. Jrlbiobr 1861.
2. lltsrfau UNI Y!lnoerune eer Mems
2)crt Grihune Sfiice rurd ZEN bempfraz
tilten Y5tel i'm Suly 62.
8. llntercridunb ces 9ouiapiQe Sour
nal, @teelinA SnteuiAsuser. unr ancere,
uniunifiben S!dt.sr in Zen GrdT3ioa:eu
pu,h eemrfratilhe Yrebz8 efrier.
4. llberfau une 3erit1run9 mebrers'
un'pnihilhen 3eitunssu in Snciona unr
Su;nois rurd r%smcfra!ilden Jreuncs BEL
,freien Dreie'"
Menn &netsl uno Strang, &nittel
unp Jdu1e bic redten Wlittel mdrcn, ciE
YwMreibeit ;u eritiden, 10 bdtte le unte'
pierce unr 8udonan Se1enben Hmiihc,.
@ieueidt ains's telIeT, wenn usitt'e Mdd'
@%e|eaenbeit tetane, nrh cie Staneredts
fusel biniuSufuSen~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
DaS Ncim(tat bcr gSablen in Neun
fplpnnia> Sbic une 1mSiana.

Nad ben bis Treitoo @ormittaa, no
mir unlere Tormea itlisFen, o%uaelanaten
Nadridten last ii1 NIT ;iemli6er Be-
tin,H'beit vsrlihern, rae penn1yIpaz
q, Stio uno Snriana fir ,Slc
Mte" uno "MncY Suhnlcu" oeooroen.
Selbt n,moffatiihe Blitter bean lpru=
den in penniylpania nur neG cine Wa:
joritat Der IN Staate ateeoetenen
9 iraertimme II, eeten ober Ten
Staat mad rem 5insutommen per Solz
catenfia,men auf. Der "pioneer" na1<
Dem ct h@ srm Mittpch bis Breitaa
iriib "mie rerleufa im@ eitma6er'' eeae1
cae 3%uaeitancnit aeftranbs, iaot nun
~Gs IL chen mIalid, cas bic Mepublifos
ner cine feline Wajcritit 'boten, ,renn bic
Solcatenlimmen 9esablt (ne."
Das 1T Ter ;meifslbafte Staat penn.
~lylYania, he 5eirnat Wc@lelane.
Snpiana ststt Rem 2incoln> Gan<
cipatsn Mortcn 1906 Majoritdt, UNI
ee. Yicneer laet ~9lus lofaisn Gruncen
bat pieier Staat BE auf i'm 9e(eBten Ct.
1partuneen nid5t geredtferti9t."
Sbio eiett 40-50O00 reputlitanilde
Ma;oritat !!-DoS 1T per 9taat, III BEN,
pencleton, ter Grierenstduterid> ~ 6au<
ie it. Sbio wdblt tret reputlitanii&e
Scnereslsute mebr ale IS bisber Bate,
unp Der @auanbiebammel CIR 1T in
peleletons ei9enem Diitrift ee(dlaoen.
@r wo4en grade nod nt9t frdben,
aeeF eo@ waseH 'pr Gin gang tei@eipe<
nee:
&iderifi!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
@Dcbeutlicbe Wmnbibam.

Ncttestruuosn millen mir uns nit
Mnisrn beutiaen &rieasnahridten turs
fallen.
@cn g 6erman riro semelpet, RAP
lcr oM rie in leinem Riden pperircnce
Mehtllenmadt untsr IprreR wie cas
fgit elide6auptccrps Nassy 6ppo ernltlide
SG'loppsr erlit.tn.
Gin She'll ron Srpo'S Nrmse, meld'er
ecr Ghattatophte iihclidritteu, grin Gin
Gc,ps rcn Sbermon'5 Mrmee AM 8 D.
;ptcy tet 8in GbentY an unc mur,
be nit einem &erlu1 Won 1000 8ermun>
rsten uno gsfon1cneu u,io 200 ouf psn'
Sd'lattfslre ;uriidae|allenen Gcetm su<
rudNe(d!noen.
Nrrtel muroe nah rem 3ennelce
suriit e%eordnot unp IA IS rem @cn. Micrs
aan %aelunaen mar, isine 2ransprrtfatr>
;enac slrn llbctletsn III erteute1. 10 bpHte
man, {sine aanse Waht aefanae1 Al neb<
mer. Disie 6ufuuna ihluA febl, Bonn
Er,ysli III iiser csn Ssnne0se enttonmen.
Nrn Orant's Departement fcmmt
bic M'elounn eineS t|utiaen NnAriH9 ron
,rei Diyillcusn rer NsbcQenzN rmee aeaen
. Suffers 9inien GIL 2. Treita9 Z. 81
trtsr. Die Netellcn marsu i'm Nnfans
i'm @rrihsil II. nabm,en uns eine puiItion,
8 aanrnen, 2 6orbigsn, unc etlide &C.
iannsne. NAsin tos Dldttdm manete
Gh. Dad furhttay hlutisem &fe,
in rtlhem rsr Nstsucnz@ eneral 0rea9
al etr Spise siuer [eraa>8 Brigade Fel,
mu.rsn Iie m;t firsr' Gsr!ute bon II
Md.AGten, uter 1000 Sopten lnc Ser
@turuneeten a,ls rey aefcmmensn pcllti~
OF :ariltleidtags1. Ca rar elfe Gin Serz
jnd J. unlere fsIanfe III un0cben unc Ct
idlua nit tirsm fir eie Mstel|en uatsr
rcn nrsenm1rtintn l|ntancsn lshr rrs
certlid'tn Gerlult fetl.
0sn. Steyiboa 1T oui Grants
SsfsM YIN leinu TrNiien Carly ass
4saiitsr, rem ~iityissna jsst Ni:t.r ~
itnsr esn9Nrest I'M COMMANDS g.
Ie!at, nah sDercNod ;urud9efaQcn,
III y nab a1n;lidrr 3e!|1Iruna iamm's
lido: @rry1the I'M eansen Sbenontcof'
1bai cort, no sv ltanr, Set 6ar!ilcnturah
100 d. Meit slnsrYrsoid G%trtsisuld'lers
yen tatIr. IerSstl>p marihm ecfel0t murrE
attr am 9. rs. Do. suiG heriran o%naearifz
fen unc rruitaneia as'tlaAen. @sldase.
Muni,ienszuno Nrrniantmaam flelen IL
unireNinre, untsy r:E erltsin Gle tfribm:
te 9 alttmprezS atttris NIT III
rea N%anpnis1en. 1te yen un6 aemadtsn
0efeNasntn A>bSrtm ut een tsfen Sbs'>
leu Ter 9ieecusnarmee.
Tarrd9ut's ShiHc erl@e'''er
TOR eem S1munaeltafta % Il mi in 9,
IT, unb ein NnQreT otf renitlben its9'
in NuaTdt. Re~tel:ntIattcr %propbe;ei<
ten Tarraaut bier cte beiscNs @rteit. pis
ct nod aebatt. e~5renbers s. miro III
men id'on einbeiser.
llber eie Snvalipn ncn M!llcuri cur6
ren Stumprilsnren Dle@leuan'e, ben
8ebsQenoeneyal Wrice, ertdhrt man
uihts, als cob rer 9eetere auf Boom
!Yiiis mayld,irt lti uno ycn 0sn'
g onteya s~eEiclat miyc. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-15
100000 ~&rieosbemeeratsn.

gSir iSnnen cem9sler cine bSblt. erfreu.
lihe Ma9ri&t mittbei!em Die n&upier'
i&e" bat man, nit llnre@t Gtieeensjatos
tinsr eenannt. sic Inb int perSen t.is9s
eril6 unp oar nidt tlutl6eu. Sic bats
ten ser, bel Eauienetn freiriQi0 III Zen
Ditnit ~ trsten, nur lhare .bieltr Dtenf
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