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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-29
0PP1oE COLLECTOR INT. REV. lsT Dist
III WHRKLINa, W. Va.

NPPlCE COLLECTOR INT. REV. 1sT BIsT.l
" WHEELINa, w. Va.
yTlAX PAYERS OF wetEel, Tyler aud Peasants
Counties take notice that 8 smuel Blnlngly, Dep.
times and places follows II this notice is dSre-
parded the penalties as per the section OF the tx
else Law, given below viii be enforced.
.... ........... Col. LIST Dist. West Va.
$3.50. %. And be It further enacted, That each
OF said collectors shall, within twenty days after
receiving his annual collection list from the
sors give office by advertisement published in each
printed such county, any such there be, and by
notifications to be posted up in at least four public
places in each county in his collection district that
the said duties have become due and payable, and
he OF his deputy will attend to receive the same
time shall not be less than ten days after such not
hcAtion and all persons who shall neglect to pay
the duties and taxes Aforesaid assessed within
the time specified, shall be liable TO pay ten per
centum additional upon the amount thereof, the
fact of which liability shall be stated in the adVer.
tisement and notifications Aforesaid. And II any
person shall neglect to pay as Aforesaid for more
than days, shall be the duty OF the collector
or his deputy to Issue to such person notice 70 be
left at his dwelling usual place of business be
sent by mail, demanding the payment OF said duties
or taxes, stating the amount thereof with lee Of
twenty cents for the issuing and service Of such
notice, and with four cents for each mile actually
and necessarily travelled in serving the same. And
with the penalty aforesaid, and the fee Of twenty
cents and mileage as aforesaid, within ten days
after the service or the sending by mail of such
notice. It shall be the duty Of the collector his
deputy to collect the said duties taxes and fee
of twenty cents and mileage, with ten per centum
penalty Aforesaid.
will be at Middlebourne, Tyler county, from the
county, ON the Sth and 9TH and at ST. Narys Pleas
SAMUEL BILLINesLY,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-29
FOR SAIE

TNAE subscriber ofera for sale part of Lot No. SO,
4 the west side Of Market street, North Wheel.
ing near Warrington street. twenty four feet front
and running back to alley. On Il is a good SUBJ
8tantial Brick Honae, with six rooms and kitehen
Enquire Of the subscriber ON the premises.
gyH-1W" JOHN IRWIN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-29
Notice

TUE Stockholders Of the ManuheturerS' and
meet At the PeopIesI Bank OF WhselfnE' On TueI-
day, August ID, 1854, for the purpose 81 receiving
such eaah distFibutions e may be On hand aud for
Bank. I. SWEENEY,
iyls tT Committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-29
Paper Min for Sale.

TUE NH for mauufAeturing Printing Paper,
y belonging 70 the undersigned, - WhosllngS
w. Va, isodeFed for aala. The buildings are Stone
and Brick and furnished with thres RaE E1Eines
and seventy-tEo inch Fourdrinier MAehinss Al in
sI iya zzgiaai's order A. ARMarRoNa ozs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-29
FOR SAFE.

NNE PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, Is horse
~ power, with Portable Saw Mil, So inch ssv;
also one shinsle Machine. For price and terms
Jy27-lmS LEWIS POPE
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NOTICE

IORoPosALs win be received until the gixtb dav
Of August next for matchmaking Quincy Gtreet
rom Fourth % sixth street, also ohspllns street
rom First TO webster street, with good blue IirSe
Stone, well broke and spread. Ths ma. ~ ho ~
Pt ~ " security for the fnlhIlment
"a ne ne SontraeA' HENRY SHARP
Jy<oot Street COmmfssfoner
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-29
U. s. MARsHAL's SALE.

Dod Sons sasss 6r he Ws.s snS DTss
Hall 1ss1 S Srss4 RsinE
TN pursuance Of an order Of sale Issued from the
i Clerks once Of the District Court Of the United
States for the Western District Of Virginia, At
Wheeling, in the above entitled cause, will
Tuesday, July 18th, 1854, on the promises, At New
Greek station Of-thS Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, In Hampshire county, West Virginia, sell
At public auction 70 the highest and best bidder,
parcel Of land containing I'VE acres, more or les,
Bald land adioing the land Of Robert K. Sheets on
the west the heirs Of James RAril deceased, the
south, and Angus W. Mcdonald on the east, and
extending TO the Greek, together with the dwelling
house and other improvements thereon, commonly
known a. ~HAli & WoOdWard's Tannery.''
And on Wednesday, July 13, 1854, At PiOdmsnt
Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in
Hampshire county, West Virginia, Will sell At pub
lie auction, to the highest aAd best bidder, the fol-
lowing Lots, with the Improvements thereon, situ-
Ated in the town Of Piedmont in said county, num-
bered forty Oight-48-foFty-nins,
and aEty.One,-61-sach fronting twenty-five
feet Third street and running back 70 the north
branch Of the Potomac river, and Lot numbered
Notwithstanding my feet on First street and
running back to Third street.
Terms Of salO-Calh.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. Il;
Je2-td o. 8. MaFshal ". d. OF Va.
~Tbe above sale Il postponed for thirty days,
that IL to say, At New Greek until the 18th OF
August 1851 and ~ Piedmont 18th Of August, 1884
jyS i. n. MORTON, U. s. MardhaL
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Valuable Country Residence

FARM FOR SALE
T SHALL, until the 9Oth day Of July inst, oner
Il for sale my Ooontry Residence and Farm, aitu-
ate in Ohio County, West Va, at a station on the
Hempfeld Railroad, four miles east Of Wheeling,
and i've miles by the National Rold.
Said farm contains nnety-two o2l aeros Of beauti-
fully situated and highly improved land. A part
Of the Improvements consist ofa ue residence Ice
house, smoke house, SPRING house. barn, stable and
other buildings, l26 applerees In full bearing, Of
me choicett fruit, also plum, peach, ounce and
dwaTfPear trees, Blackberry, RaspberTy, ourrant
Gooseberry, Grapes, &c.
a vineyard.
said farm is undsrlald with Avo foot vein Of
coal-easy of access.
Possession given this fall.
LEWIS LUNsFORD.
Refer to J. o: Acheson, Esq, DR.. J. h. Connolly,
ford on the premises.
For terms, particulars or plat apply to HANNI-
BAL s FORBES, Esq, 1901 Fourth street, wheeling,
II said farm Is not sold at private sale before the
10th day of July, inst it will on that day be offered
Tor sale at public auction, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
the 'front.' door Of the Court House OF Ohio County,
TERNs-one-thi cash, balance in six and
twelve months, or all cash II preferred. jy4-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-29
NEW ADVERTISEMNTS
WANTE,D.

sale of Valuable Real Estate:
rINHE subscriber offers at private sale, part of Lot
81, fronting - feet on Main street, East side,
Immediately North OF Adams street, and runs back
one hundred feet
on it are three good sized tenementS of brick,
substantially built, and II a. present In excellent
repair. Enquire OF JAMES P. ROGERS
Law oflce, opposite Court House.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-23

enable a ship which had been put hors de
combat TO resume hostllitles, must partake Of
Che character Of rescue. Certainly she
could not rightfully 60 into the fight again u
the mercy oi her antagonist had enabled her
to make repairs which were requisite to ena-
Bile her to renew the conflict
But the action between the KedrSdrge and
alabama was n single combat, In which there
could be no rescue by interposltlon Of arms,
Captain wrNsLow had It in his power TO dis
regard the hauling down Of the Aldb0ma 3
flag, and to continue his firing The laws OF
civilized warfare very justly, do not admit OF
such an act, but they certainly should give
corresponding rights to two combltants. If
Captain WINsLow had Il in his power TO do
what be did not do because his enemy crayed
mercy, his enemy's honor was concerned In
fulfilling the terms upon which he was spared,
and these we're unconditional surrender. No
number Of boats on the ocean could give
SEMMEs the right to evade the consequences
Of his act in surrenderlng his vessel by two
established and well-recognlzed formalites.
We think that It is well that the comman-
der of the alabama was not captured; for
then, perhaps, the question would have imme-
diately arisen IA to his stdtUS-whether he
ought TO be treated as Rebel prisoners on
land are treated, or whether he should be
treated as pirate. As for ourselves, we can
not perceive that the status of Rebels on sea
should be accounted different from that OF
Rebels on land. The comparative iusignih-
cance Of the subordinates in command has
not suggested the idea. The fitting retribu-
tion Tor the deeds of the Alabama would
seem TO be her sinking with all on board; but
1t Is almost ingratitude TO judge Of what would
have been better than the event upon which
we have so much reason to congratulate our
gelvps
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IlI,,h.


GuLpEY.-un tho 2o,h Instant JACOB COLDEY ls
Atteuu tho nuera from his late residence lean str,at
below Locust on suudGy next ~ 3a O'Clock, without
iuTt.er noiice-
.,GILChR ,I-,on Ihur1ay evening tho 1lst OF Iuly,
MAI D, infant daughter VI Dr. las. G.. aud Lizzie =
Funeral from Green lane, above BAKER sti,ot. Maua
yuuk, un sunday, a. r. n.
n09T9N Near MgoTost W, M, on ro I'D iasL
lhc relatives AMI friends o. tho fau,S are rcIIesfsd
70 attend tie iuuerl rom hcr husband rriicnce n'ar
o'clock. To pgoc,cdto Mount HOLY N.J
crdao dd@s r % NR o Gs nsty5 4 g q Fai Of
her ot Compau, l. Twenry-s3youh Ecpllual, ConaoG.
HELM.-4t siur Sing, \. S., on Saturday, July 18TH
the ga ycss of her ase.
kFLLY.-On Thursday morning, si-t inst, DENNIS
ktLii IN tht 35th NUtr 0l hts lgu,
ls reaayos and frnds and nose o. The 'amuy an rc
sp cuauy invited ~ attend he toLeft, on bioni.y mIr-
Is, On instant ~ oclec' tr4m his '.e resid,nHe,
WI Leave SmDn SoTands Ollie, No. D s. FhlIteensn
LECHLEE-0n the 2lst instant, HOWARD J. LECH-
LER, aged % years, eldest son Of Horny Lochlcr
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral the residence OF his
father TO- 3J St. John street between WOod and Cal.
lowhi tomorrow Sunday morning, at O'Clock, with
out iurthel notice.
EoRTnROP.-On Friday morning, July ga, GEORGE
WEIHERlLL, only son Of George and sally NorthrOp,
The friends of the family arc invited to attend his fne
O'Clock r. NJ.
SMITH-July 2lst GEO. K SMITH.
funelal 70 proceed to Laurel HILL nom hll late rest
den0e, No 45l N Fourth street, Monday, the 2Sth
instant at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The relatives and ronds
are invited 20 attend without ufther notice.
WILLIAMS.-July 10th, Mrs. ELIZABETH WILL
LIAAlS In the 18th year Of her age.
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence No.
so Enterprise street on sunday morning at O'Clock
To proceed to Philad elpha Cemetery.
WIsHART.--At his residence In Washington, Pa on
the lsth ultimO, JOHN wisHART, NJ. D., In the sith
year OF bis age
YoUHG.-,In Carlisle Pa, July 9tl, RSoCH YOUNG,
ESQ, aged about VI years
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-23

HARNER-FOGG.-By Rev. y. y. Baldwin, July Goth
Mr. EDWIN g. HsRMER and Miss MARY A. FOGG,
all OF 4hliaielphiH.
MCCON ONNELL-STC NIPPON the Ism Instant by
Rev. g. Washington urnGn, Mr.. LEWIS 4. MCCON.
MILL, 10 Miss RACHEL L STJ4dFF all OF philadelphia.
SlHtEYE-HOFFY.-Ou the goth instant, az 20. Pants
Church by ttc Rev. l. ingst on Goddard d. d., j, r.
shREYi NJ. D., TO MATTE NJ CRAEli, daughter OF
Alfred HUil, Esq, AZ OF tiis city, No cDrls
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-23

IA Congregational church in Harpswel, Me-.
built in the year 1859, before the town was or
gAni1ed Is stin standing, the heavy frame still as
sound apparently us when put up. IL Is now
used a. she town house, the body pews having
betn taken cut
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-23

wines and Liquors FOr Medicinal Pur-
poses
The pursst ola
f1rt,
Sherry, aRd
Madeira wInes,
Also, Gne old Brshdios,
tcr uoods,nI purposes,
constsntly oa hand, ~
nAvIa RtdnAED
Aroh and Tpnth slrCots
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-23
MILITARY NOTICES.

OFFICE CITY BOUNTY COMMISSION,
~ No. 4l2 PRUNR eet.-"Substitutes. The Oitv
Bounty OF Two hundred and nay dollars win be paid In
whore enrolled citizens Of PHILADELPHIA ia advance
The draf put In three years suhstiues liable
Ora and proper credit is gvcn upon the quota Of her
districts.
citizens enrolled In substitutes the substitute
r. regarded as volunteer and proper evidence Of
bcinG credited is entitled 20 the bounty.
The opportunity Is thus afforded for citizens 20 aid the
ceusc, while procuring exemptions for themselves, and
Rsels'irp ~ g city to lll I + quota y5
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-23
OBIrUARY.

GEORGE LAMBERT The death of Ceorye Lambert h
Of the sh New Jersey Regiment In the I'D " his
deserves more than mere formal newspaper notice. and
am exhibition of his character viii crafty the
feelings Of the many who We're proud OF hls friendship
lie was In al hih relations IN He, afecOnate, uIbl9
brave generous, and honorable Charity al lts
most eminenuy adorned bis LIE posssssng disp1stl m
hmiable gentle, aud iOrving with stern deermln
u uphold truth and the rlght-
In his early death mas lost valuable aid lis
progress, and biz s0nOwng family stay aud consolation
that cen never be replaced.
May trust that the eternal God, whose nscrulablo
being mortal nterct penetrate has ciyei bAck
the spirit o hn who loved 90 mach 70 dwell il speous-
tons " the tnn1ie a0a NSInAl' gBI
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TlYPT TOsIONs.-LFT EVERY MAN WHO

UXPI IosIONs.-LET EVERY MAN WHO
lI owns Steam hOlag read this notice.
AshOrol Water DetoctOT never fAis % give hota
one-baH 70 two hours warning, destred that the
water Is ottipg low IN the boiler, and that danger aP-
preaching a Instrument requires no care, and Is war
AisS. ssesn and Water Gauges with Scotch SiAss
tubes, self cleansing EAuge-cocks, &c.
Send fof circular e0ntalnpg fhnsdephia letter. ana
circulars. AUGUSTUS =. hAlli.kS,
yS-Im Ne. n b. SIXTH Street
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1 OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, THE 22d
! instant, beNyCor @erond aud Germantown Road and
Tenth tt,Cet anO Girnrt avenue smau Pocket BJok,
'hnnp about 40, Ths finder vii be uiby rewarded
by tuning tie to JOHN GILBERT, X. Il corner
FUUITH Bnd TT uMPsON etreets H2j-2tf
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-23
WANTS.

A YOUNG MAN WISHES A BITUATfoN
~ ~ sonc % uus nc. On.ce Ralitosd Onice
give ftnd roCtmm dHti1u. from his last tmfloyur. al
o. - "C Is, " ofc5 uf the Evening rciogrHhs jy14u
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-23
BUSINESS ITEMS.

Cramps, Collie. cholera, Summer Conn
plant, Dysen,sry and an Affections Of tho Bowels sso
cured promptly al eH,ctualy by Dr. y. JArSRs Car
mInatve Bnssm Be'ag pleasant to tho 'Sy,e readily
taken by children and having maintained ls popularity
fr over thirty years, the propcors conadeoty recon
mend It as STANDARD Household Kennedy. Prepared
onb aj No. 2is Cbtsuut street,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-23
-Uu EruTr1HfH WV OeuH,Isu.

Nenn 6srr Qinertn wiertr trnaslt mtritn will,
10 lt.lt i'm sin, Nymes sru GipiI!tsmtm our
5titt, bit wi8tjxtr il 3atIrtiA il, mis lis 3atl
uniercr Selrattu in Utltt IisIt umasAtur
Nlmtt, rc nit unfiutistr NrE:it rr.r aud nit
Nutisanl Y2n l.m @tl,t res Tpttts ;tbrt, mir;
njtt unktltuttm srActrt eurs e,uen srrisx
9rrs, Der nrA ;sslttjter III, vi. Die B.am,sn
tltN. MNt 9sfmtRn. 3sHt1ufltr, Grl.fturm
Il tNttn tine srujs Stnnr pen Qltrts tint.r fl.
BE is auc Iur YiHeVlA t~tstittru wsr,tn, msun
{: AUDI nur rtt ealairs psssn rars. Nuf Gitit
Dirt traudt 8ur 9iroslu taum ii. Erwst, unr Gh
mitstr ms wtibt 3aut itssn ~ IaHsn. Gr fam
biz SaGt III TnuiG une 8rsen uetmm urr
iejusn HJob", ist .r ~ iagsn sftst II isirsit aus
fIs III.
Gin Nnsrt5 it Is NIT rsm Goltt unI Ieinen
Snt. rt1rn, e. ntnsIitns FER %naflmtsnfe,
unostansiss She'll t%titIktn rirs lasen: Nsnn
cine lrIde Yrdfil %tntsnmatl mSsliG 9sepreen 1T
70 trsustn mir lietCr ii. srms Ml MNnrsrr Nae
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9ttt I'M sgts gssenS zen &utfub ,u iuErsu; tenu
Is ftmmt init Trsetgrius III itintr Rtut. V~trTfsnt-
lthsn 9telt Gt.rtin: pQister cine unFtsre Gr.i,
fttt, ais zine li&.rs Rneati6ait." D.nn I'll.
Md fsn pisr Sabrs h Strrn Qinrplm pptltts
fns, 10 Sirc tann tint Wei srEB.rs an,ail pSu
8samten lsinsn ndtf.n 2sitsssrtsn .~rs6plsn, UNI
Nm 8slte bic Brtistit gu sutsn. Gas Colt abe,
ioate JET naar:Rdli6 lnraui anfm.rtiam senla6
wsresn, fas Die 3stsn Baieinstun't unp Ssdisn's
ais Elm Srafamt Sbns srsDs @siabr ,wet Ma
s.Habtt w,ratn fusnts, spratsr Inp. essu.
tattsn wsnis Nittsl Der RAdt sur 8.iasuns
einssln bat mstr G,mslt had 9xn.n, als +.
Raii.r ron Stutlsnr. Das lam man Jest l&u,
sOrau:assn, 'ab na& rn Dttsuuabl e%iuesln',
ft cine a'snarstlas unb cine rssusIiIant(Se 9arts
tjI,m umI (s ni&t mis'sr 4sitis tstampisn MIN
| nit R'Ht' sie t'iesn parssisn 's' Surstrtri.s.s,
(Stflias 9uf.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-23

Die Termination einepln's i&sint nlmlla bel Der
reyuslfsaiIam partei aut,r 6tase ,u ftatn. SIN
Often IL man tsrsits sinis, i'm S5sfsn gtrl nit
Yslsm Steam s~.srtsittt uns Die etsuts ipDis bic
n,niniRratis ~nttlattsr fne uEsrmIr lid. - Dit
attr nunf ip.nn sl.ia had Der Nsxinatisn Gin.
eslns, au pct mir taum mtsr irstif!n tpnnsn, bic
Gsmctrat.n ben o eneral Grant Ominirsu,
ben General Grant, Der fs srOttsn Unions
fsse ,trunsel,, unl ben bic 1lmiaifratisa itlbf
,lm militGriI&.a Rettsr bs SuHiss ~aufs.puF
6ati Der etrsia wars ftlau. Die D.mUtrstsn
wurSen ramtt lire lhwadss1e 0.rsanssnRstt
s.wiF.rma5.n Nrniatsn uni %tDnatsn, faus Grant
.rwatlt virss, F& ais bic Nstttr Yer Union sof
Der @tlt hide tbun. 1auituee sUn ysatrtotiidtn"
Gruns,n, wstsaIs is stsbtr BEN Gsussrntm.nt
rpycAirt Iatss.S lisbtn f& 3inttrb.r ia lstat aus
tlassIn un> rr 8ntm FER alien ssmrtratti6sn
partti w6rt wisru bsrssitslt. @OSli& aud UNI
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ltin mGrt.n, rtna 4. furS biz tlts nur Qusltatsn
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Tam naa autn @njsi&m taum ~ts;iptii.lt rerlta.
Der ". 9, 5.rulD" atttitst l6on lanslt ld'
g:ant, s.puft sirs sr In alien ltmatratilteT
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6taatsisttuss" Fa fur zine snl6isrsns RrtsSs.
pslitt p!Dslib srtlart uni Samit BEN Ne1lsuai
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In Nia,s itin, - ii Is num-, lsb GineUIa &c
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ssb G.s. Grast Si. Gastr itt.n. qrepmOtis. 10
w,lbt Die Esmutratit aus Benz 6tmus jisb.l
90. Qimpln mIsrtsrwltlm kitee fir RE Ctmo
t!alis ivrm,a us %npa!in,l IttrStp. O,ssal
wirs NJ id ftwtrli6 jtmaIs raraaf tinlaftr
~l.nrern mirl Is rsriuGsn, hurh Grant wttssr /;
~l;stn, ms 9tt,n ,uridJsraitn u mtrsm.
f., sGIr limmsn soQt0mmtH sci, ia w;r sstf
, u,A w>it,r, irtsm mir rtr EtmStrntie Gin icitt
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= 1smpttat;e ,ins watrt parsset ait nidt ~
. uraa ~anstiAlastn Stytm lam. oit Ora
r hns He in Der 2fl1YtRirast Ttnts fAaitn, ::
sts.n unsrm'slitr Nubsn fiitsA in amber
II 9iGtuui. esu,n mir esui ,rsstts rssisrt wtrr'
, 10 Isa mtnisittns tie TsmOIratis las 9sit,
h,ors,n, niat Der GsiS,osi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-01-23
GrSil 9r.ttsrias,
GsarlsS q. NsS,
grss1tiS' Gsmtts sUa RifgXrt.
Dte 2iucpsnsMnbeter

irrik.n "a sSn Gag 3a Sage tSasr INV unstriF t1nt-
ttr. Giss iel6s matrlsft tSnrii6. Svis6tr.t uni
0srrilitdt, wis ft BIT Grtlnstr uul Gsnunstrsr
Is aru1sn Ntannes iM weissn 5auit az t.H Tag
lt1en, ia Ins in AmsriIa, stm Qanos DIR tui3stt
""N r'Sabli!amiia.r 9infaasstt, tS jsst xs& niat
laIttn, Isb frsisfsilE HtYatJt'sntr F6f j. WtT1
srRitsrissn %tSnntsn, um ciHeS AMtes ster aHltrn
gsrtstiI4 siIsn E9ye rnS Gtaratter 10 sSmjliA
Hta,uwuftn unl I'D aui eins islts Etiie III Pros
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Eitt.n BARN ned b. lsrpiIfsn SofinBt I'M Gina
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mar srtIartn i'm ikr atn stpGtn Dtann I4 Sabr-
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unerdutsrIiatn 8sls int furmIsms0tm Nsut
ual wis Die ~isnfiIsn attriEuts all. t,itm mDaen
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san;tt CT iHnsn fniIr itrs Sai6tu iud,. Tie.
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baa, arnUIS unS Gnstrs. fn> Der .issR .um Dpic
asfaatn mt Rimmtn rim in raa 3pTanuab cine
haratsr' unl printtplsit n Htuts pen GtmteriS
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lAItr aud nur cine sinjiss tHbns, tptiG,ir.nl
Fiat i'm Sinns Der Ertitstt apt si9tnen Ar
tEisb s,rri&tst hattie, 10 tunuts man RE itm j.,
larssIra&ttH Ssalismn. 10 uxrssubltanild Il
sd tnI, ais sinsn AusRub Fer 8sstiits uns I'll
tttH lisit Ssot UNI res lartR rf,ntarttR griu
tips Aalsssn umS tntiHuletstn. &s.r t.in Ger sni
Sas'n etatt Ii. RsssiRsruns una Zen enttuFai
mus ess loSalsn BOli.s bsim Sssiun res Srt.a,
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SstsQsn Snritn nit timer an gerrotb 9~rar,tre.
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rattu in ben Si&tieftn Civil unI Nilit1rls
len Etlaftn, wdtrsm fit t.Fsn essrilbur, q,
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trantH Itltst, sHtnsrrr atssitst uttr 10 Ianst Il
tsnirt wurltn, tis fs ~irsiwiQiS lire QntlaFur
rn5mtn. aIt trtmsnt in Btif'mi lit eelas.
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Ner"lam Stnt'lH ntdts tiIistuI ~ ttuS, al
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