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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
DAVENPORT IOWA, MONDAY, JUNE 20. 1856
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Hra1is l! tsf, .'Ire 8, 1864.
M Errws:--Wi.i ,cu give sr,e The lis;
lcgs 0: making "A few b.:ef tsDasts OH -
above liza md .usi irci: | also pI 0oose ~ fu
lu'e letters to give the causc Il cts q: tl.s
vstsous d sessrs OF the =. ~ lns, operate CT
the general ry-tcra.
Heat ing II oic VI | .nos. Important .! OH
senses. tSasiGc:.gs IL as means O5 ohiain
ing !iat!cn, Ia ;n.aaey IS ecisi,y, i IL
mere impostsi, even than sight, for y i'll out
u, speech. the peculiar sttri''a'c Of mar, csn.
hot Ic uc'elolwa. nap5iiA iAa,e iar sos 10!
irt.rc uisc, intellectual ,mpfc.em n, n'd 10.
conln1ucatiou ~!.b ID c,.teF world en- OF be
u,er tsi.cIatc5
lDe l,i,nsuits Allo ". .e,i,e .feln ii are
uu'ncioU- ia;, ssr a;d v..i,d. sLI COAL: ute
- ou4beiilS'. He iitras 10 oder - Sc
ea;s tiit sJei I.c.syv ,mSA fiU.ouLu .mrtts- oi >
az tai uuch iha: di hs tfrs. d :4,, whit b l..
cc:is sta.fiy ueMo.si. 80 iue spipn hos :
oi tiie vi .i appeal al once 10 the i'e,li, al.a
III rCS Thoughts inrO.Gniaiii, tic Ih,ote
Vi Grace. Tie exe ing 4, ils {. m..tlai
ln4ri. stimulate courage aLd niar~ry. ana
~eeds ti Tie gTcs. u-in. rie u.i, L .dei
its 80 i,rpi,!p. iLiueu,~. Inc mcui nYl
.i.ai;s oi ia-e.ul .iJse move cur hra'ts 70
sadness, an. TIE ~, !, ani ;ie,sln, muse /
bali loom Q! cilvs Il u..vea aasy care, cheers
cur st'i,, a;'d lhiac II 10 i<iiugm s.r,.r
movements, which, il cone wi.auu- lie j. fl,
cuCt, would eApo-c Us ~ ext.clnc ii1icnlt.
The .aikng u iue. eta, tho song oi bird-,
tue !aslht oI IN. l.av.s, tue susging OF the
brock, the toa: vi tn ocean, Aal the fu i OI
the tusy "tr!d aiouul u, y e sous ds ever
pleasant and toatiibuie largely TO OK happi
htss. lat lar II IL >3ut s...tins an ~ i1ii
Gus Than sil those eLua,erat.d, is the hu nan
voice, VIII Gu IS c.pshv OF giving uileIAnc- 10
t"ee'er sounds Thar, any thing e..e in creation.
10 be incapable OF hearing that vcice is Al
atii, ton great IN Zee. .kespc> siul!y,
J. HA~Dsss, VI. d.
Dr. Gafduer can lie consulted duy on all
diseases oi the Il, and Ear.
iiE Observation-Disclosures arrived in
town this morning, and. gave show this
afternoon. They are strange set Of ami
mails. crybody should see them They
affect attia!ttudenezation, and hyppogym-
nasticise most incompen>bly, whlc the
hoyoroSsocnrrcullts astonish the inmates
OF the f.lnescnnccaravan>arv They will
no It some more this evening
oS a SrRlHE.-Thc journeymen cigar
makers Of this III, are on strike for high
er wages, which they claim they must have
III order to support the1 families. We
know nothing about cigar making, hu, we
kno" all the manufacturers. We believe. and
are OF the opinion that ilicy viii do the fair
thing hy their employ Is; at least they
should do 80.
=
FAMILIES should know that the place to
lind a stock OF fresh and well selected .ro.
ccries is at Eldri'lgc's rc:nor If III and Per
ry. lie las just ma'le large additions to
his stock, sells very l"w. and delivers goods
TO all parts of The city. let him De hard
>onely ratroniz"d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

Nm EDITog The late lire It the Rail
road Bridge has - nearly consumed the
long pier. that the extra cost Of changing it,
position 80 as to better conform with tho di-
A. the pier is now located. hold it to be
dangerous to nav CATION, aud trust the com :
panv will counsel wisdom and make the I'M
provement that the river interests 50 much
demand The loss Of life and property
caused in part by the pier is, to ,ucst minds,
conclusive proof that is position is danger
ous. and feel that there is net navigator.
ol any Ordinary seusc and judgment upon
the river, who dos not hold this opiuion.
That the pier can be - constructed As to
render it much less harialc>> 10 navigation.
there can be no doubt. and hope ,ha. In /.
necessity Will not be overlooked. But should
the trouble not W r,lnedicl in reconstruct
ing the pi,r, i is obvious dat the steam
boat interests all along the river would feel
greatly agerieycd, and | pfcdic, that the
warfare between the bridge and river inter
csss would loose hone Of its bitterness.
trust therefore, that this suggestion vii! be
treated with due consideration, to III, s.,d
that both rail and water interest, may houl-
ish IN harmony. There is no sound reason
why they should not, If botl, parties are
willing 10 DO what is right and prope, ia the
premises. N.
: The simple question is whether the
School Board has right to expect the con.
tinuation OF Mr.. kissell's services at the
same salary hc received four years ago
while the cost Of living has 50 greatly in
creased and the rate, Of compensation in
every other department OF labor has been
50 much advanced t,aesys
The Board expects just this that Mr..
kssell vii! go Oh at the salary he is how re.
cslvng, provided he can't get any more or
that hc will go where he can be better
suited. We are glad to see that this exclu
siye system is receiving the attention OF the
Board Year after year Mr.. Kisscll has
- l'iiA d ft ~ FtiihI 10! .tlN lee net more
arduous or beneficial than has been rem
dered by fhe principals Of our leading
5 FhoolS and III order that he ,.ght ret all
he asked, the teachers lave been starved
ct these teachers have no champion H.
their hands the schools prospcr-hut Mr..
kissei get, all the praise, and it seem, he
wants 10 get the lions share Of the money !
II ne is not contcnted let him po. II he |!
thinks he can do better in tirrnna, a, I
) 300 or : 500 pc, ann,im, than he can in |
Davenport at s 200, lr him try il. n, j.
a very good Superintendent. 'ut the idea
that the people Of Davenport will fall Into
state ot barbarlsm. or be left TO eropc about |
in the darkness Of ignorance, il he should /
happen to leave, is prcnostcro,ss. Ne trus,
the Board will adhere to ii. present pur
pose: to give Mr. kiSscll 81 200 pcy wear
and raise the salaries Of the teachers 10 cor
respond. If he wishes to leave let him 90
There will be no particular trouble about
getting somebody to fiji hi, place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

3. ~. PrrrscILL . Co.. No. 81 PARK go~ New York
ano state 81 ~et Boston agent, In hos- cities
ana are authorized 10 take and .-csp-
tons Tor rs At our lowest rates.
Z. H. scnIyrS, as Dearborn street, Chicago Il an-
thoriZ-d 10 receive advert s.nent. for tLi. p.per
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. - During the severe
thunder storm on Saturday evening, light
nlng struck Warrcn& 4 Eggleston's disl;iiry,
located about mile below the city Of Rock
islahd, setting It Oh fire and consuming the
oAtre property. The loss is estimated ut
about $4,000, which we presume includes
prospective profits, as the property itself
was not valued at over $4,000. We regret
to state that there was no insurance. The
probability is that steps will be taken immc.
dlately to rebuild the concern the present
season. The commercial interests of that
place would suffer too much were it not re-
placed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

SUMNER clothing, ready made or made to
order in the very best style, at krauscs ;,
opposite the National hank. Gents furnish
ing goods in great variety Also trunks
yali,e- and c,rpctsaeh-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

Horse THIEF ARRESTED. This morning,
man named Tim Roman was arrested in
this city on charge Of horse. stealing. The
property was stolen, some time ago, from a
man IN jackson county, who followed up the
thief and found his horse at the Six-Mile
House, where it had just been sold. The
thief, however, escaped detection, until the
present time. lie was sent to Jail, to await
examination on Friday next.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Erc.-Thc place to procure
: really splendid photograph or ambrotype
IS at olmstcad L Co.'s, on Brady street, BE-
low the Auction store, east side, and also
IN H''rs new block, on Brady, between Sd
ana 4th streets. They are masters Of their
pfe'sssion and warrant perfect satisfaction.
Give then call. @ss q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

CHANGE Or BAsE.-Our friend, Charley
Eldridge has closed his land office and wound
up the affairs thereof, to take the position
of Deputy Provost Marshal, made vacant
by the resignation Of Capt. Egbcrt, who has
gone into the 100 days service, as 1t. Col.
Of the 44th. In this new capacity Mr.. E.
bridge will undoubtedly make an efficient
officer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
CON NJ e RclAk,
Davenport Markets.

OErIc goy THE Davenport DEeocRar,
Mon.lu. evening, June -. ls.'i.
FLota Retail 81 40 III hpl e. 70 in paper. +:
wholesale \. in bhl /: sj.s, IL paper.
WHkAr-No. |, wrii cleaned. found and plump
club. Tea aid Gatna. <i..f; No. :. all sound
not c.a, enough icI W. |. xl.l: rejected, mus
" and clamp - cen'-.
BiHIHY.- -sp.
Copv- S.:e.ied So. l. sound plump and ,iry
$40 au. No. / drunken, 81 in ear. No. l. sound
plunp and dry, $. do No. .hrunkcn. Sc.
OATs-No. !, clean and sound, 80 d. vo. 3
damp and not clean -.
KiT IL
Wnlrs &a.an@250
Fi.N.sEp.- $2.ouM2.25.
TINc7Hy. S2.25a2ao.
CLoyyR.-S7. .oeM..25.
PoTATogs.-5oQ15,
RVTTER-lsc.
Eecs l2!,e,
New York Markets.
Nsw YokK, June 20.
CorTox-Quiet at lag ntc.
FLorR-5 cents better IS 2oaS % tor extra:
!s-5o9s.eo for snp"rtne.
WuKAr-1M2c better. Sls.Ql o. Chicago
Spring; s,.s.Geleo 90 Milwaukee C!uL; *l.ssal..s
winter red.
CosS-si.saQsi
OA1S-S.M9l.
PoRK-&&i mess. $3a old mess.
LAap-l59 55.c.
WHisKY-&i.33
New York Stock Market.
New York, June 29.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

SHAwLs' SHAwLs "A splendid assert
mcn' at Whisler's Mozambique shawl.
Cialic slawls, French Mc.ino .>hawls.
Cashmere s!mnis, six shauIs. Broclla
>hawls. .,tawtr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

MHrAgi.-Soidicrs of every rank and
grade Will find complete stock of ready
made military clothing adapted 20 their
wants, and ior sale very low, at Mas d
Mayors No. West Second street. Give
them a call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

WIEN The Gazstte says the salary of
the City Attorney has been raised from
5000 to $500, and from that argues that Mr.
kisscll should meet with the same treatment
The City Attorney would be pleased to
know that the premises above stated were
good. hut in the present light, he cant
see it, Will the Gnsen. let him know
schen his salary was so increased.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

CoSsTTrTIoS Water, " izald Oil and Lam
berson's Nerve and Bone Iinimcnt. at Bal
lords.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

IL TIVE -Kchoe 4 Carhart have received
another lot Of choice summer dres, goods.
sha"ls, cloaks, cape-, circulars, NANTES,
etc, just IN time for the excessively hot
summer weather. Cali opposite the lie
Claire House
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

PICTURE PANTrNG.-.J Il. McGrew. late
OF Baltimore, has established gallery on
Brady street, two doors below -iti,, west side.
and IS prepared TO paint photographs in the
best style in oil, water, Indian ink, winro
and ivory type. Also, copic, taken from
old ambrotyrcS, daguerrootypcs, &C. Call
and examine his specimens
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

& ECO. N1AI"ruHES.
No 10 4 ~ Erady ST. lst docr belor Second.
"AS FITTED UP AN ELEGANT Ice
III Crcnm ROOlaa for the accommodation
Of Ladies and Gentlemen, and awaits call from
his friends, and tho public generally Guests
will be served with the E,0st delicious CREAMS
Etc. that can be produced, aud waited upon with
kindest attention.
Bakery Aselt CoJafecttosees.1.
i an also prepared to supply the market with
the freshest I1eo, Cokcn, Wread. ana Is
fnet everything pertaining to bakery psUiession.
naae from the best hour. Parties sepplisa Il
ehe shortest notice.
~ city. Call ard - ~. Alsosds wegraated
: iae1o-dN GE0 kATTHES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

New FRM.-Sec advertisement Of Reupke
4 Son, successors to T. ..aat in the
fruit, confectionery and News business
They will continue to keep up choice stock
and supply the public at the lowest terms
They keep splendid stock of stationery,
gold pens, Photographic albums, fireworks,
etc. Give them a full share Of patronage,
as tney will spare no pains to please.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

MoRF VETERANS 300 Of the 10Th
Infantry boys arrived here on Saturday
evening. They have bscn furnished with
transportation, and the greater portion of
them left for their various places Of abode
this morning, on 80 days fuilough
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

TmASEs The members Of the Pilot En-
gine Company return their sincere. thanks
to the citizens Of. Davenport, for liberal do
nations made and especially to our worthy
Mayor, X. Lowry, for many favors shown
the committee on collections il, behalf cf
the CoypAsy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

A FEW GENT EEL PERSONS CAN HEAR
Ezofan excellent oppnrt'in'fy to cOsafn srd-
;nt dbSn applying 70 this 0t6cc, :. jail
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

Ice CREAM SALOON. = Tne public will
always find Geo Matthos' Ice cream Saloon,
No. 10 and ls Brady street, the place to get
the best accommodations in the ice-cream
and confectionery line. He also makes
bread and cakes Of the best quality, and
supplies families and hotels at low ratss
Give him . call. See advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

CsowDEp.-Thc ferry facilities, since the
burning of the bridge, are inadequate to
supply the demands Of travel and commerce.
Capt. Robinson has started up the river to
procure, if possible. another boat to run in
the ferry line, until the bridge is repaired
which will be five or six weeks hence.
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Serrnif6tes

Die @ei6i6te pom benz 9atriotiSz
mus bes 8uter8 6enneGep in Detroit, Der Iid
gepeigert baben iOa, einen SielIpertreter ansuz
Hebmen, ais er ge5caen ipurbe, III !Sunlbus:
Ser gater mioerlegt bic Wlittbeilung in Der oorz
tigen y Gree 8reB" our6 fplgenoe 9tctis:
Gin FOLDER gnti6luB ppn ineiner Seite rpirbe
mid ais @eiitliden oegrariren, uro sualei6
Ddroe es cine unplrOise @utbeiBung beS se-
%senpdrtigen MiLitdripftem8 iein, oas ben 8riez
fter auf g~CttesIdfterIihe Weiie pom Gltar uno
ben Bfidten Der driitIi6en airne reiBt.
SIS. 6enneiep.
Wir iebea nidt8 Oe9rabirenoes BARN, tpenn
Elm @elltit6er ietaent 2anbe oient; au con-
tcairel
SIN W e veritas Ser
SetrCit nAOuertiierD erSdblt SplgenOes: u@Ur
penigen A6enOen er96Bten mir uns an benz
~miBIingenoen @erfabren zines Der vunaepaI6e.
men,, +" Die Namen Der oemptratii6en ganoioaten
aus3ufprehen. Seine 3unge mar in Splae aO=
gu rei6lt6en @enuiieS ieine8 2ieblin9sgetrdnte8
etpa8 i6per gewproen, nno fir iplde 53unoen
baben bic 9lamen 0lcglelan uno BenoIetun els
nige S6wierisfeit. Ser damn idrie nliO:
9urrub ilr McGleln unb YentOn! SD meme
fir Ylcaelun anO 9'lentOn! SO! 10 lit
eS nt9t re6t! 6urrab lag i'd, fir Wfcaennel
uno YeFton" nnb iOfprt, bel jepem neuen
8eriu@e f9Ob Der CUTE Mann peiter pom i8ieI,
Biz er es enbli6 in gerjpeiflung aufgab, unb
i6rie: vGit @ptt pero- Der Mii6mai6!
6urrab III Self. 9apisl"
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9Spn Der Mptprnnc. 0Irn1rc.

Waibtn9ton, 6. Nopbr. Na6 Be
ri6ten Don Der Yotpmacs2lrln tpar bort burd=
aus nt6t8 gieue8 p~orgefaIlen. 9tur tarnen
ti9lib 9eIerteure aus ben feinSliden Qinien
NIT ibren gewpbnli9en @rSdbIungen ppn 9uns
ger Ii. /. 10. 8enn ibre 8eri6ie, DaB iebr
piele 8ebeIe1 81 uu8 gu peiertiren pilni6en,
pabr ItnO, 10 baben ite iest bic bette @eIesenz
belt pu5u. 9aS 6euern Der 9idet5 auf einarIs
Der bat auf9eb6rt unb Die Gddte linO 10 finiter,
pie lie bon 9eierteuren nur gepitnI6t werpen
f6nneu.
3wei 9eisrteure iolten 9eitern eridpfen
perOen, ober Die Notwithstanding wurOe
aaf 8efebG neS 9~rdloenten peri9pben. sic
4aIuen perfeIben iinb Sam. S. Smith pom
68. ga. Dol. unO Yripate Sod pom Is. 81
q. Sing. ca
Sebr Uiele urIaube wuroen nantentlih in
ben 9Oipitdlern ertbeilt uno onS Boot mar 9e=
tern 70 Iberflat, Oab 800 3uridbIeiben mub=
ten. Sc gebt in Gitp 8oint bas @erii9t, baB
Sen. 6urcpd oQ8 COMMANDO oe8 5~ipeiten Corps
nieoer8eIegt babe, I'M SaS Commando zines
9epartement8 81 ibernebmen; oaB Gen. port
Oas Commando oe6 2. Corps lbernpmnen bat
un0 Gen. @ibbpn8oiae na6 benz g.. Corps pers
iest wOrOen ift.
Sen. Naipr !6umpbrep wiro e~benfaus ert
GOrp5s@pmnlaroc erba!telI.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-07

5telo, Der pormaIiee 6enator 9atbam uno Der
}}egieruug8>Ngen Sbomas @rolpn, Der tad
ygaIbinoton qebt, i'm iber oas 0teiultat Der
unterlu6unq 1T ben atn9eIegenbeittn oe5 3oIIs
bouies an San 5rancisco 8eri6t iu e%ritatten.
@ON @1sricv.
can 6ranci8cp, 3. Gooember. Ser
Dampfer Subn 8. Stepen8, Der am 25. Otto
her BON 1lajatlan abfubr, lit nit $4,000 IN
aingencer MInSe bier on9etommen. &srl6ies
oene berpOrragenpe Wlericaner taruen in penla
ieIben on. Sic baben Mlasutlan p%erlalen, neil
lie Die balbige @eguabme jene8 9aienplaseS
ppn Seitsn Der franj6TIden 5lptte befitr6ten.
Su Wtajatlan witniGte beiuabeS eDermunu, Cab
ole frau5Dflde 6lptte antpmmen uns Der 6erra
i6aft Der peribtepenen Bartei~ 6duptlin9e ein
Guoe MAIDEN m6hte, Die nab uno nab bur6
ibre 3pan98sQnleibeu uno ihre Gpntributionen
Oa8 8Ult an ben 8ettelftab gebradt babem.
So piel man erfdbrt, beinpet iid Die !9aupte
madt Der 6ran5OIen i'm Deiten BON MericO auf
Dem @taride nab Gbibuabua, Der IeBten SUI
1u6tstdtte oe8 Suare3 unb pes Ortesp.
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Qns Sennr6rc.
@rfOIsIOfer Seriu6 Ger aebcnen, ren 9emneGee IN
f~reuscr.

GrfOIsIOier Seriud Ger Gcbcnen, ren 9enne6ee III
~freusen.
9dibpiIle, 5. Gopbr. Gm 8. periu6te
cine 3ebeIenforce ben Sennefee su freu,en,
truroe ieOc6 5urid9efdlasen. 9rei 8ebelens
GAP. &e9inlenter Iiuo slpii6en 9etatur uno
Gourtlano. 6Orreit lit nit elmer gapaaerie>
gfa4t BET SObniOnpiae, ep6 bieIe Stabt lit out
belebt.
@eftern WOrgen bel 3agesunbru9 IanOete
oas tlr5li4 aetaperte Sanonenbppt unbine cine
Rebellenmadt bel HepnOlospiqe, peIhe oa1elbe
oann IN Brand itefte. @egen 8 ubr fubren
8Dei aonOnenbOpte BON S%Obnipnpiqe na6 Nsp~
HpIbs S8lanp, mo tie cine Observation-Disclosures en-
9o9irten ober 10 fart beiddbist ipurben, DAP
le it6 ~Surid5ieben muBten.- Gesen 2 ubr
~nroen ie pOn ben 9otterien, Spbniunpile 9e<
gentber, enga9trt, melden le 10 lunge ernie
certen, bis Iibre MunitiOnen erI66pft puren,
morouf ie BON ibrer 8emannung in bic Suit
geIprengt tpuroen.
5eute Morgen t~reu3ten Die 8ebeIen ben
6IuB 5 Wleileu oberbaIb SUbnipnspiqe in
5Ia6bputen. &~ancnenbppte pom 8aoucab nit
SeritdrtIn9en Iino IN Si6t
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Gnae( gdrtner, g%tieOermBbneu; SrieOrid Wteier
NIT 8annilie, DO; Marggretba Braun, @renbens
1r5sqin; Carl uno Sebaftian MppeI, 3D.. 5errm.
gcpPrSipbursbauien ; Sriec .S@iBy SeiOnig-
ltaot; Safss Qembad, 8iebentOpf; SObit unp
gusult 9artel, oesteraDe; Samilie Gblers,
5er3late; Srieo Sirgens,ait Samilie, 9daue
%enoUrf; SOB 9ebeinIdnoer nit 5auilie, 8irfene
felo; Sob Sod, 8irtenfeIO; Gtiiabetb Still nit
5amiIie, 8irtenfeIO; 6errmann @rbpewalo nit
Somilie, 9ese Soften, Stidbauien; 9etnrid
Sanien- nit SamiIie, @rubitebt; NicOlas Mie.
ner nit Sauilie, @OlIroOe; Qusut Grablmanr
mil Samilie, Irieb8; 6rieo uno Maria @6ctbie,
SriebS; SObann areB nit 6amilie, GerOOe
Gltiabetb unD 0rotbea Mablig, 3eitloB Gbri,
itOpb gtcIOe nit 6amilie, @ibenbauien Gtiia,
beth Sdweiber, Qi6tenau ; lloe 9irts ObIinq,
2arrelt; 5rieO @laoigau, 6eilt9enfeIO; 8rAnr
SrteOrids, op. ; Sobannes Simmer, Neuengno /;
Wtartin t0pbmann, Sim. +
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-07
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berunter Sen. 8ater fo6t bis Die feinoli6en
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einen 8anaI Rinaufubren, biz lber 9Ipmputb
uno oann eiren anpern 9anal berunter Der
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-07
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