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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
SOUTH CAROLINA'S DEAD.
TYPOGRAPHICAL ROLL OF HONOR!

HAVING received frequent applica-
tlons from the friends of deceased soldiers TO place
in permanent form and make II accessible TO all who might
desire a copy, the "ROLL OF HONOR" on which nm
engaged for the State propose publish work more ex
tended In its scope and design than the State Ro embr
ing RouRAPHIcAL SKETCHES of the officers and men from
this State who have fallen died In service during the pre-
sent war; and whose friends mayfurnsh me with the neces
sary materials for such sketches. 49,
The plan Is this. The friends of the deceased soldiers
desiring place In this work. will forward TO me the neces
sary information make up for publication the blograph
cal sketches, send the notices they wish inserted
when they will be revised and compiled for publication
Each biographical sketch be accompanied by the name
of at least one subscriber and Ten Dollars to defay the
pense and labor involved In the preparation and compilation
of the Sketches for which receipt will be given entng
the holder a copy of the work at the subscription price,
am perectllg arrangements with leading publishing
house for the publication Of the work. II will be published
In monthly numbers and issued in the best style of letter
press printing on fine white English book paper and print
ed with the best English Ink. Each number will contain
one or more portraits of officers and men who have dst
euIshed themselves during the The twelve numbers
will make four handsome volumes
Terms $50 per annum or for twelve nmbers payable on
the publication of the rsnumber of which due notice Will
be given. The work will be continued until The Roll Is
completed Those intending 10 subscribe furnish bio
graphical sketches should do without delay the first
edition will be limedto thenumber Of subscribers,
Address . = WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON,
II - go -, Columbia 8. c.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
FROM THE 18TH RECT, s c. v.
SULI1vAN's ISLAND, &C.,
February. II. 1864.

DEAR ENeUIRER; Since my last letter,
We have had one of the most " rollicking"
and jorial seasons it has been our lot to
meet with since entering the service. 1t
is impossible to describe the scene which
was ushered in upon US by the wrecking of
me steamer Presto upon the breakwater ex-
tending out from Fort Moultrie. The yes
;el had passed tbe entire blockadipg squad
ron safely, and with one lucky push of the
helm would have made her way triumphant
ly into the Cooper river; but it has been
said, 4" "there's many a slip between the cup
and the lip" and SO it has proved in this
case. However, there may have heen some.
sEiag of " God send" in it aftes all
aisherso, the poor aad ssE.denying sol.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
SCHOOL AMONG THE PRIsoNERs.-Wt

SCHOOL AMONG THE PRIsoNERs.-We
have learned some very pleasing facts con-
cerning the occupation of our officers i'm.
prisoned on Johnson's Island. The officers
of the best education are employing them.
selves in inatructing those Of fewer acquire.
ments; 80 that these lest have the opportu.
nifty of pursuing the study of mathematics,
the classics, &c. besides the lower branches.
Gen. jeff Thompson, who is one of the
prisoners, has adopted as bis speciality the
enclosing and ornanenting of the graves Of
the deceased prisoners. &9
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17

The ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY IN Mis-.
srss1pp1-The reported advance of the en-
emy in Mississippi, has sdeveloped itself into
an important and serious attempt of the en-
envy to bisect that State and threaten Mo-
bile from the land side. The enemy are
reported at Morton, which is forty miles
East of Jackson; another column is report.
ed as marching South from the direction OF
Corinth Banks is said to be sending COL
umn via Pascagoula; another from Pensa'
cola is also reported; Farragut, with the
navy, is to be IN also.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17

@ Of the 14e,ooo foreigners arrived at
New York, last year, sc, 900 were from Ire
land, $4,000 from Germany, and nearly
$1,000 from England. A large portion OF
them joined the Yankee army.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
D@ The effusion of our poetical friend
uM NJ" will appear next week.
MILITARY ORDERS.

Attention is directed to the notice in our
advertising columns to day, requiring the
enrolment of all persons in this Beat (No
50 between the ages of l6 and 60 years.
The notice is short, so it may be we'll to at.
,e9ato it promptly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
s9 The Philadelphia Bulletin has the
following howl at the monitors


Several deplorable disasters to the vessels
of the monitor pattern excite inquiry as
whether the Government is not making a
mistake in building iron clads so exclusive
ly Of that style. They are frlghtful things
to live in they 60 down, in storms, with
out warning, carrying their unfortunate in
mates with them; they can carry but two
guns in turret; the rotary machinery is
easily put out of order by shot; the bolts
holding togetberthe plates of the turret are
liable to be driven in by the fire of the en-
emy, and to destroy the lives of those in.
side, and there are other objections to them
to which we need not refer. They are good
for harbor defence, or for resistance in
smooth water, and we can never forget the
invaluable service rendered by The first
monitor. But We want something different
in the way of iron clads. ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
=
To bring slorenly, unwholesome corse,
Betwixt the wind and their nobility"

In this he considered he had but done
bis duty, and returning home he would
be allowed to lay aside his pen as be had
his rife, until the public erigency, or anoth.
er election of Field Officers might again re-
quire his presence to fill the measure of
their glory. But it seems such was not to
be the case, for the worthy 'President Of
the Atna Fire Engine Company" has call.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17

REMEDY FOR FROSTED LIMBs.-Make
strong decoction of red oak bark, and
bathe parts affected as often as possible !;
grease with some kind of OIL. The liquid
should be slightly warm, and some alum
added, if it can be obtained.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17

. To TAKE THE FIELD.-Bishop Geo. F.
Pierce, of Georgia, has consented to step
aside from the ecclesiastical duties for a
brief season aud devote his great powers to
the task of arousing his couptrymen to duty
in the present crisis.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
LATEST NEWS,
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 15.-Twenty.two
shells were fred at the city to-day. Very
heavy firing was heard in the direction Of
Stono, which is believed to be the gunboats
shelling Johns Island. No change in the
position of the fleet.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
sHEADQUARFERs, -
coNscRIpT DEPARTMENT.,
4 = dco, r,,,,, r,a,,-,,,,a,v.,, A < "a

GENERAL ORDERS NOD
III THE Regiments of State Troops
Ie having been dsbanded, the Immediate enrolment IL
netepy ordered orc Of all members Of sad Regmenis who
ILL., The. privilege Of volunteering before errolimem q
neepy extended 70 al such persons, provided: J. THAT
ie company selected was organized prior 10 18Th April
Ieo2 Ihat the company selected does not Of The dine
Of volunteering, exceed sixty -four men on The roll ,af
The company has not been reduced he transfer Of MEM
bers to other companies. Il So ,:sz.Z-7
Ill Persons desiring volunteer will report TO- te Es
rolling Officers of their respective Districts on or before @
Goth February and make selection Of their componIes-
They will be required to report these headauarters on m
before the lst March, prepared 10 Immediately oryea
into service. s.ys5!.se5 ~ .sssSSssT
" Certificates will befurnished by the Enrolling ofcers
to all who report volunteers tyte 291 Febnur: bn
such certificate will authorize the mastering Of any yeE
unteer Into company, unless approved BY the Gommai
dant Of Conscrlpts. So - . ttsrsd
" Enrolling Officers will be digent and active TO pros
accurate list Of all persons liable to enrolment M
der this order, and will Immediately after the Goth Febra
~, proceed 10 conscrlp andsend forward eonscp an
who do not report volunteers and who exempt
G. D. MELT0Ns =
Major and Commandant ConscfptssS
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17

r TST OF LETTERS-REMAIN-

T IST OF LETTERS-REMA
ING 9n the Post Office at Yorkvllle Feb. 49, 1864.
Thomas Alexander, w. C. Black, Mrs. NJ. P: Brown,
Maj J. H. Barry, John Barber Mrs E. A. Bell MIS- NJ; j.
]. H. Carey, Miss J. Creighton, Ms. Mary Carroll John
Entymyc Miss Mary E. Forbes, q j. Fche., C. W. Eos
ter Elliott Gnpnn Miss Jamie Gooirdse ira Hardin, W
W. Jones, Allen Jones, sam1 NJ. Johnston, Mrs. R. John
ston, VIM Loyer A. F. Love, Miss E. j. Logan Mrs Mary
MOSS. Mrs Mary Mattox D. D. Myers Miss NJ. f. Myers,
Mrs j. R. Mcknight, J. p. McFadden, O. Nichols, Mrs M
Owens Henry Parks Joab Price, Mrs Sarah sarns Thos
starns, T. Shercr, Miss Susan Stowe, Miss NJ Z. SAN
differ Edward Thomas C. NJ Turner Rev. w. s. Wood
Calvin Whisonant.-52 J.R. ALEXANDER, P: NJ
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
BUREAU OFCENTRAL AsSOCIA.
TION. -

> : COLUMBIA, FebruaTy ~ Ie64.
OARS will be despatched for john
" ston,s army, February "a; for Longstreets army,
February 26 for Lees army, March q
~ NJ. LABoRDE, Ohaiman'
February II 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
FORKyILLE, February II, 1854,

FoRKVILLE, February II, 1854
THE undersigned will be prepared on
Il and after THURSDAY, the 18th instant to examine
for exemption from State Military service, on account Of
PHYSICAL DISABILITY. Ali applicants, after having
their names enrolled by JOHN G. ENLoE Enrolling Off
ger will present their claims TO me, at my Office on Con-
ess Street, every day between The hoys OF O'CLOCK, g.
m, and p. m. JoHN T. LINDSAE, "; n;a.l,, pl
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
State Enrolling Office,

IN obedience to Orders from the Ad-
Il jutant md Inspector General all male white persons
In York District between the ages OF sixteen ana SIX
" 8O) years who are not actually In Confederate mill
try service are hereby required to report In ior
enrolment 10 me York Court House. on or before he
10TH DAY OF MARCH NEXT, and give TO me ther
names ages, Regiment and Beat In which they respective
ly reside.
claiming exemption from State military service, are re-
oured 10 present their claims TO me- before the day
above mentioned they will forfeit their right to he
same and those claiming exemption on the ground Of
physical disability will be examined by ho Surgeon oil the
District, DR.. j. F. Lindsay.
The names of all who have entered Confederate service
with their fate, whether living or dead and If dead the
time place. and cause oEdeat whethep from disease, o
wounds received in battle also the Regiment and Com
pany. o,,, , ,,,,,o,
,.,,,,,,,, :, Enrolling Officer York District st
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PHYSICIANS NOTICE.
COPY.
YoRKvILLE, 8. G., February 8, 1864

YoRKvILLE, s. c., February 8, 1864.
A 7 a meeting at the Court House to-
IA day. of respectable number Of the pEactcng phys
clans of the District tile following actor was takeni
Whereas report has In circulation that we are charging
exhorbtant prices for our services (as high thirty dollars
yislt both oppressive and unreasonable With the view
of setting ourselves right and the minds Of those interested
at ease suboln the following as our rates OF charges
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
instrumental. ......... S35 to l0O w
Retained Placenta. $40 TO % O0

Surgery, and other charges In the same proportion.
We would have friends bear In mind, that for
Medicines and other expenses Incidental TO the practice OF
our professlon prices have greatly advanced from former
rates. As many and not producers to
any extent, and the products of the country, Corn Flour
Pork, Lard Butter etc., etc., are demanding fabulous
prces we reserve ourselves the privilege OF baeng
our with those of friends who have provisions
sac fair exchange; should this offer be denied u.s.
The sae the producer Of PROVISIONS values what he
offers In market
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
@bitnarp.

D1Ep-In this District; Thursday, the lib instant,
from disease contracted In camp LANES M. FAhlEs, LII
the 18th year Of his age.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
WRITING PAPER
ATTENTION, BEAT NO, 5.

IN pursuance of orders from the Ad-
Il jutant and Inspector General of the State OF South Car
ona nil male white persons between the ages Of sixteen
and sixty years. residing In Beat No. S, South Battalion,
34th Regiment 81 c. NJ required to enrol themselves
adjoining The MARBLE YARD In Yorkvillc Proprictors
who have persons their employ between the above ages,
can return list before the above day, OF the
names and ages Of such persons.
I'm order TO comply further with the latter clause OF the
eighth section of General Order No. 2, all persons who
have relatives and friends from this Beat that have gone into
Confederate military service since the beginning OF the
war, will do the State favor by handing me their names.
By order of j. A. Mclean, Col 34th Regiment, g. c. NJ
RICHARD HARE, Lieut.. Beat No. 6.
Eahy,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17
dOTTTH GAROLINA-YORK DIS

- TRICT.-Whereas, John NJ Moore Richard Sad
Ter have applied to for Letters of Administrator on
ali and singular the goods and chattel rights and cred
its Of Thomas G. Williams, late Of the District afore
said, deceased. ,,,.
These are therefore cite and admonish all and singua
the kindred and creditors ofhe said deceased TO be and
near before me at our Odnas Court for the said Dis
rct 10 be holden at York Court House the 18th day or
February Instant 10 shew cause II any why te sain AL
ministratlon should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Sca this 18th day Of February
in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
s1y-four and In the egllty-clghth year oil the lhde-
pe"u'"'' " JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y: D.
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A GALL FOR VOLUNTEERS FOE
TWELVE MONTHS CONFEDFs.
RATE SERVICE I'm THE STATEs

LAYING recelYeds Instructions from
IL the Bureau Of Conscrlpton at Richmond, tSo1ak,
the Commandant Of Conschpts for South Caroline, TO-
raise SIX COMPANIES OF MOUNTED MEN, for the
purpose of aresns deserters and delinquents from Cons
scpon and also for the purpose of resisting any oo
inyasi0ns raids that may be attempted by the Abo
tlonists Such authority my part Is thus made known
the citizens of the State in order that this most 1mPoHnn
service may be rendered tue great Of Southern Indee
pendenoe. assssssS
Ii IL proposed form the battalion from ExempB and
Nonconscripts Each company consist Of less aa
sixty, not more than one hundred rank and fc 70 elect
Its own officers and TO furnish Its horses Arms ns
bc and carbine) and accourcments win be furnished by
the Confederate Government; and persons aesous Of
joining the corps cau report either individually or 10 or
ganzed companies to the nearest District Cong rcsstonn
Enrolling Officer, who Is authorized to muster In aud re-
port them to me at these headquarters. 3-ET-ssE
The above Gard Is Issued with tie full consent OF the
State authorities. 3 Ss737s.sl 3g1ss3cg
The teIm Of service win be for twelve moptha anailS
sphere Of action loca-that Is within the State ~
ALLEN J.. GREENEs&
January a7 a .-.".7 s.'e g.
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ha present raes of charges TO continue 50 long as the
Administrator's Sale.

Administrators Sale.
T WILL sell on FRIDAY, the 4th
Il day of MARCH next, at the late residence ofTHoS
H. SMITH, dcoeased the whole Of the personal estate Of
1ad deceased, Consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
several setis Of
Carpenters Tools,
ONE HORSE, one oNE-HoRsE WAGON, ONE
CARRYALL, ONE BUGGY,
and many other articles too numerous TO enumerae
Terms made kno wn on day Of sale.
~ 1914 13w
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17

JAMES RIVER, SIGNAL LINE,
February s, 1854.
Dear E.: l enclose you late copy of
the "Herald," taken from Yank, whom,
I have just indefinitely - furl9ughed.
All quiet here.
j. CLARK KUYKENDAL, [. S. c."
e.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-WILL
IN be sold q, YORK COURT HOUSE on the FIRST
MoNDAYin MARCH next, twosor three likely young
NEGROES. y1
Terms made knowhon day of sale. ,,,,.o,, -. s
Fabruarv n -, n 81 :
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-17

SIUCK HUGN, : y
WHEAT,
CORN and FODDER,
COTTON, baled md In seed, ~.
HOUSEHOLD & &KITCHENFUR-
NITURI, PTCKLED PORK, LARD, SC. -: IS *
Also, at the same time and place, win the lands
belonging to the said estate. 49, ~
-, c.P. & W. L. sANDIFER; E.ecuton.s
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EsTRAX MULE. .

TOLLED before me, by Edward I.
i Brandon, living 10 miles East of Yorkyille, near
Wrrht's Ferry, n BROWN HORSE MULE, about fourteen
hands high supposed to be upfards of twenty years
No marks visible except very back Appraised az
seventy-fre dollars.
October II .t-s ,43 - s-5e-5F-resse 4rn
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NOTICE.--ALL PERSONS IN
lN DEBTED to STEELE JONES are requested %
close their accounts BY NOTE or Cash, with w. p.
THOMAssON who Is authorized agent to receive all
monies due us and settle accounts (
This firm was dissolved by mutual consent Aagust 1851.
I. N. STEELE,
t-s- CAD;FJoNES.
February -7s,s IS s.sf3rt;
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14
WuSlQnD.

Berlin, 10. Dsetr. Gslemaridal @ranssl
nirb bas Sters@ Commando Der gum Ginnarlb IN
6olasin beltimmten Srurpsn erbaltsn unb Yrin3
Trieerih Sarl BON Yreubsn ba5 prsuBiihe Gontins
ssht tsfsblissn.
Cine ,psite Extraordinarily muree in Mtcna
entoeft uno mad guisn setraht. Mae 8sihte aus
9clitsiu, @lidsfaot, &snosburs, Tlensburs, Riel
uno Neuminier tsiisbsn fA auf @iltunssn, Sranss
porte, MSri4s nnb Gontramariae. Sn alien See
partenents Der 9tssisruns bsrrlht 9rSBe Sbatiseeit.
aae @saisrunsss&aRsn in ben Snacstbiinern
iino mad &cpenbassn ssbrahtmcrcsn. Sie Sampfz
ihifs, rrelds ,tpilhen &isl uno &cpsnbasen fabren,
Iino nit Srausn, &inosrn uno @Hsftsn Der Sanen
ssfaut. pslhs 6cltsin r~srlaIsn. Sn Mltcna uno
6ameura terriht cine f~stsrbafts sluiresuns.
Sic Stuosntsn BON Sbriltiana baten elm Ssls'
arann1 an bic Stuoenten IN &crenbasen 9erihtst,
ircrin ie iassn, bic sads Gansmarts lei Bic Saas
bcs Ncrtens.
Mus MHnasr Nib AM 20. Moptr. sslhrisesn:
vGar mauae 9slsr nss vg8e1p9. Msrtur" miro ss
niht unintsrsHant lsin, su rerne6msn, Dap bic eurh
ben Sob ees SDniss ben Sansmarf rsrrittrste
@rifn Oanner, est. @asmufsn, aus 8islsfslo Ss>
thrtis Iein lcu. Wabriheinlid rsroen lh ibrsr
nod maube @inlpobnsr unisrcr gtaot %crinnern, als
bicislte in Der Gcnoitcrsi bss frdbern ebrenpsrtbsn
Miitirasrs Shistsltuih inter Gem 8c3sn (osm 10
si3sn Stintifir'lhen Sauis) coneitiOntrts nno ron
bort rrr rs Sabrsn per Grtra'prt nah Berlin ale
Se5clt ipurbs."
Sic vecpal Ssaaus" ron %sia,pr,ue fat iih Su
@unitsn Ger Misnusrnsnaan9 ees 6errn Sineoin
fir tas prGiosntsnamt nit Nnrp Scbnicn iir Dice
prGiioent ausasIprchen. (0srhsbt Ih.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-01-14

9bredflidbe xra91bie.-Sm Detroit rMis
hiaan @clfstlatt" bonn 6tsn Sanuar lsisn mir Den
~folseneen 8sriht ibsr einen ber5,rreibenoen Wor'
fau:
Gin Iebte Naht auf Der Central Giientabn Bier
a%nssfommsnsr Yaiiaaisr srsatlte f~clsenoem Ihrsdli'
den @crfa1. Bsi grcrn Ycint in Snbiaua, un'
8sfabr 80 Wisilsn pcn Der Mihisan @ren,e, mobnts
Gin SsutiAer, gamsns &reuesr, nit isinsr Trau
unb flint 8inesrn, ropcn Die tsiesn altsiten 9natsn
uaren i'm Sitter ron z uno 5 Satren; Die ersi lins
asrsn 3inbsr rarsn Wldohsn. Oas 9ano 100 Die
Uamilis rrbnte, 1T isbr tiselis uno es traren in Dem
lstten ShnwTurm tiefe streerpebsn entltaneen, 10
bas Die stra6e fat nnraiirtar mar.
Sie Ya7aaisrs Ger bon @rcrn Ycint iiter Sentrss
pils mad 9afs ~astsnosn gclfutlhs fanoen, eaB
&reussr'S 9ous ~nieoersstrannt mar atsr sS mar
Niemanb BON Ger camille at isten. Cine 0fsils
bacon ruree Ger &atsr NIT Cen syrsi 8natsn "erfrcren
an, g9sse aciunee1. Ser Qater belt bic tsioen
6ineer in lsinen &r,nsn. uno man p%crmutbet, eaB
als CT nit ibnsn nisosritirsts ct 1bcn 10 erlhcpft
rar, CAP or niht rriscsr ~anfitsben fcnnte. Sie ersi
9si4sn purssn in bic 9oifutids astraht atsr eff
eieislts cine 0isrtelmsils tpeitsr asfabren mar, iuuree
Der asianam oes altsfsn Maobsns in siusn ssatrl
aetrifslt in elmer Shnssmsbe o%siunesn, pcbin es
iratriheinliW ron Der Mrtter IN Ser Schnnns aslest
trorosn ,rar, baG es BON iraenD sinsm 0crnhersebens
Den nod ,sitia ~atfunesn nno S~cre!tet irsreen mCas.
Muh ctslsr Ssihnam rurns in Die pchfniiAs
Ssltst.
Sn fur,er Gntfsrnuns meter iano man ben 9si4=
nam Der @iuttsr nit DEN s,rsi %janatsn Miohsu its
tsno in elmer Sanssrsbs. Gas ~flsinits Rino lag
al ibrsr Brult.
0is z 9sthnams nmoen mad @sntrspiue sstraht
uno bort tesrciat.
Sizes 1T cbns Sneifsl bas ihaucsrbafe1s ourh
Den nsuliAsn Trcf pssuriahte unslif.
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Nnjft9fn.
WtrfbSbuu8 3lt DerfGdfen.

Der unterseitnete il ~ssipnnen idn gut einserittetss @irtts'
taue, selesen AT Der Gde BON 5p1 unp Subfrabs III Ser
faufen. Die Sage fir elm gBirttsbaus 1T sprtrefFid. Daa
6aus bat "a 3inmer, cbne bic 8ite unb Gbsiansr. Stauune
fir 20 Yferre, eutes gBaler, Gilerne Ii. +. NJ. Der Gsen'
tbiner mirb bilis unb inter iebr annebmbarsn gsbiasunSsn
perfaufen.
Sctn 90. Mtliaan.
@plumbus, a. NrS. 1863. 2Mt nod u Pm blbp
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S6ube unD Stiefel.

Der Interseidnete n1adt hermit BEN, putIifunt bic eraetens
gn,eige, rB er mieber ere erbe Senpuns Stcfel unb Sdute
erbalten bat. Tieftlben Inb in Der erDbten Nusrabl, su jeeer
belebiaen 0rS6s unt biIisen preiien bel inn su BADEN. CT
label tssbaIb bas Yublfum bGai@it Gin, bel ibm ~sprSuiPrs.
den unp I9 isinen
arufen 9 nrrat
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