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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21

~About 9 o'clock on Tuesday
night last, eight or ten rebel thieves
paid visit to the farmers on the
other side of the river, in sight Of
Gallipolis. They stole five valuable
horses from Mr.. John Palmer, three
Of Mr.. Williams, and some from
Mr.. JAS Clendinen. How they sue
ceeded further down the river, we
have not yet ascertained.
Mr.. Palmer states that they in
formed him they belonged to John
Morgan's command, and by the As
sistance of the Copperheads of Ohio,
had got through from Camp Chase to
the Ohio river, and we're now on their
way to Dixie.
1t is presumed they were lying
about it, and that they were one of
those gang of horse-thieves, stealing
horses for Morgan's command, which
is said to be now cohgregating near
Abingdon.
Just here, we might observe that
this is the boldest attempt yet made
by these villains. Hitherto they
have kept -eut of sight of GallIpolis.
That they could have come into town
without hindranee. may be inferred
from the fact that Mr.. Palmer came
over the river in a skiff Immediately
after the thieves left his house, that
he landed and passed up into town
without any challenge from the guard,
or without seeing any.
1t may be well enough for the mill
tary at this post, to keep . sharp
look out on all craft, and see that
no one comes into town after night.
fall, without being known.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21

strength, number present at muster,
number and character Of arms and
equipments on hand, and numbers
that have entered the United States
service under the last three calls of
the President of the United States.
They will also, take immediate steps
to recruit their commands to the le-
gal standard. This order must be
promptly obeyed. By order of the
Governor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21
ONE OF MORGAN MEN KILLED

One OF MoFGANs MEN KILLED
A Baltimore special dispatch to the
Cincinnati Gazette, under date of
March 2Sth, says:
One hundred and five officers of
Morgan's gue:rillas arrived at Point
Lookout on. Saturday. They are all
Kentuckians, and quite puzzled at
being guarded by negro soldiers
One of their number, Lawrence W.
Pretlow, son of ex-Congressman
Pretlow, of the Second District. was
shot, and instantly died, after enter
ing the camp. AS Sergeant Young
was assigning the men to their quar-
ters, Pretlow asked him him to 90
out and get him some whisky. The
Sergeant said it was against orders.
Pretlow said he was a suitable com
panion for those negroes-pointing
to the Negro guard. The Sergeant
told him to keep quiet.
Pretlow said he was not afraid of
any Yankee, and said that
Young was a coward and afraid to
shoot. Young pulled out his revolver
and started toward the gate, when
Pretlow. kicked him. Young then /
shot him dead on the spot.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21

EThe plays announced at the
Richmond theaters are quite opposite
to the present condition of affairs in
the Rebel capital, viz; dreams
and Decisions" the 'Serious Fam
ily," the Poor Soldier" and the
"Angel Of DEATH
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21
B. R. CowEN,
Adiutant. General of Ohio

@J. B. Jordan has opened
writing school in the Academy
Terms $500 for twelve lessons
Ladies class commences Thursday
evening AZ o'clock. Gehtlemans
class meets every evening except
Friday at IS Pm.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21

H wigfall, who was reported
dead, was only drunk. He has recent
ly charged that some of the Southern
farmers were actually burning their
wheat rather then sell it to tne Gov
ernmsnt at five dollars per bushel.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21

HThe Copperheads -ss<he New
Jersey Legislature, by a strict party
vote managed to defeat the bill al
lowing soldiers absent on duty to
vote at elections for state officers
Another instance Of their love for
the soldiers
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21
DIED,

At the residence of his father, in Gallipoliss
on Monday morning, April Is. 1864. after
lingering illness. Mr.. c. G. DEoUILLARD, in
the 34th year of his age.
The Funeral Services will take place on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the NJ.
E. Church. The friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
I'm Porter. on the 9Th inst, at the residence
Of her son, Mrs. ADS RosE, aged II years.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21
~Twentv five rebels we

~ Twenty i've rebels were
b. ought down Kanawha and lodged
in our Jail last night. Fourteen of
them were captured by Gen. Crooks
scouts on Flat top Mountain, in q
skirmish, where three rebels were
killed and five wounded. The bal
ance of the lot are bushwhackers and
horse thieves from Fergusons gang,
that have been picked up at various
places through the valley. They are
a sorry looking set of dogs, and are
average specimens ofseeesh guerril-
las.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21
MARRIED,

In Gallipolis, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
John Rowe, Mr.. Wiley Atkinson to Miss
Sophia Board.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21

HA refugee from Dixie by the
name of Dennis Brennan died at the
Monroe House in Gallipolis on Mon
day night last. He was a native of
Kerry county Ireland, and is believ-
ed to have some relatfves.residing in
Massachusetts.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21
THE SOLDIERS VOTING LAW.

A RADICAL and at the same time
beneficial change has been made in
the soldiers voting law. As it now
stands it provides that there shall be
one poll for each regiment, indepen-
dent battalion or battery, instead of
one for each company. The poll
books and ballots are to be returned
to the Governor and are to be exam
ined by board Of Canvassers, which
shall consist of the Auditor, Treas
urer and Secretary of State. A tally
sheet, however, is to be mailed to the
county Clerk. Before issuing any
commissions the Governor is requir-
ed to see that the soldiers vote has
been included, and no certificate of
election shall be given until thirty
days after the election. Better and
more ample guarantees against fraud
are provided. 1t is altogether prob
able that there will now be less op-
;r;,ortunities for the Copperheads to
kick to one side the votes of our no.
Bile and brave soldiers, as has been
the case to great extent where it
hasbeen in their power to do so.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-21

| NJ ny way OIL showing now mucn
truth there is in the accounts given
by the 'Copperhead papers Of this
State, relative to the troubles in
Coles county Illinois, we publish the
following extract from an article
from the Moultrc Union BANNER
The Hon. Mr.. Eden appears in 8
different light The reason why he
wisely determined not to speak is al
so given; as usual with the Copper
heads the soldiers began the affray.
But see the statement
On the following Saturday. Mr..
Eden gave out word that on the
next Monday he was going direct to
Washington. On Monday he did
start for the Capital, by way of the
Terre Haute Rail Road. and stop
ped over in Charleston. For what
purpose he delayed his journey we
know not. neither shall we surmise,
but coniine ourselves to the facts in
the case. Mr.. Eden arrived in that
place about two O'Clock P. NJ and
went to an Hotel. At the time of
his arrival the few soldiers of the
54th Reg't.swho were in the town,
were vending their way to the Sta
ton with their wives and female
friends hanging on their arms and
their luggage on their shoulders on
their way TO join their Regiment at
Mattoon, their furlough having ex-
pired on that day Clusters of peo-
pie were on the streets; some Of them
in angry and excited conversation.
A few minutes after Mr. Eden's
arrival the Court House bell vas rung
and the Court was opened in due
form. Sheriff O'Hare (now
fugitive murderer, with price set
upon his head was by the side of
the Judge. Tie Grand Jury was
empannelled, and while the States
Attorney was giving them their
charge, bIr. Eden came INTO the
Court room, stepped up to Sheriff
O'Hsre and held a short, whispered
conversation with him, he then
stepped down within the bar, con-
verse d for a minute or two with q
person sitting at the table and de-
parted.
Soon after this the shooting COM
menced just outside the Court
House door, the result is told by the
Plaindeaier, viz; eight citizens and
soldiers killed and eight wounded,
who are recovering, besides the
killed and wounded Bmternuts, who
were "toted off by their friends
With our present knowledge of this
distressing outbreak we are unable
to say that Mr. Eden was PriVy to,
or partaker in it. The PlaiRdeaIey
says that he left the town on foot, in
company with his political friend J.
Scholfield. One Of the prisoners ia
ken at Charleston stated that sit
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PRODUCE AND GROCERY
MAPKET

AREFCLLY CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY 1Y
q. 4 A. HENKING.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-10-01

NJ. FREEDMAN, Jasper;
FRHD HOFFMAN,. Hsrblson Township;
JoHr ~ HoFrnAr, Cclumhia Tow nships
Csc. HoFFHAr, Harrison Tuwnsbip;
GEO +. SHuRrz. Fcrdinsnd;
JoHU q BEcKMAs. Ferdinand;
ERssT firKHARDr, HWosinc sburr:
L r. TAYLoR, Ireland;
and BY prugris'- a M~rchssts ever whcro
@ w. ROBACK. Comnoosde rof ~ omsch
Bi'ters. Blood Pulls, Di-tiIier ard MsnufA,-
urer o. Ca'awh a and Swedish Br ndi~s md
~ kinds Of 'hc huess Domestic Ligunrs
which arc sold. wholesale o. in any desired
quantity. Al Ms. SO. 5s. 60 and G2 t:oss
Third Street, Cincinnati q
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g'os's psprr 81 CincInnafi.l
Cure for Dyspcp,ia.

Mr. Emr"E:- II feel il due % ,h,se Nh,
80 suffering tom dy 10 state ! rem.
10y. y a'ch l issve br-n advised 4. u-e nna
~nish hes siircsrd = cure. was IN ..,r.
ws'hreh~ sspi~a-sas coasrqurnre. y i.J,.
vS>''2" Isss winter and sprirg. nIl my heath
80 srspsiscd o. Ihave been ~ opp.,-r
= Ps.eni ned'rines gr, ~er-lly. tss was m
dus~d 70 ss- DR. Rpback's .tnm.eh M.
'.fs.' manu- 'sc,ured 10 , our civ. o., NJ,
~ sss relieved ~. Of ~, those -,m,nm.
Ard cen ""~ srstiiy q gsod app-si,- 3D..
nc 'nxnr'er 81 this beautiful srssyn. WIN.
:" sxp~sienring the exrerdirr Wv -unplea-.
=" 'Hrc's ~h:rh eating even l,rE, food
csusrd ass . rev months since.
v believe This nedIrin. q, be ro,,d ,,d -
'scssse ~ 'bvse diseases OF the stomach for
~sscn y y FecvmD nded. write this with
"s' NJ knew ledge 81 D.c,pr Rnbsck ,r suv
"se concerned. and do u first OF al lor m.
espa o. shose suffering iron indigestion and
'is Kindred results.
~. A. MINISTER.
we know the writer az he shove
s.d inst he u what he Processes 10 be
"'s'ss-s and : genilrmsn Of ruth.
BE Advertisement.
6spt. 18th, 1864.
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~. ctate " lnuisun Dubois COunfy
10 The Sheriff u Dabois Count,. Gr.e,,uy
You ere hereby commanded 10 Wv, y.
lt'ce, according % iss. 10 u qualified y,
'ers Of the sevrraI Tow n-hip- m s.,s c,na
~, hat there wii, DC he'll on M. $500,
Tuesday ~ October A. ID 1854. NJ the 49,.
wal pf~ecliets 10 said Coun,. = genera
: lection u elect persons TO iii the f~ollvw,ny
offices Iu-wli.
A Governor Tor the State Of Indi,ns.
Lieut. Governor Of the State vi Indiana.
A Secretary VI State;
Aua.s1r u olsse;
Treasure. "a State:
Attorney General;
Superintendent u Public Iasr ,ctIon:
f'ur judge Of tn Supreme Court.
CirfS u the Supreme Court:
krYorter ~ the Supreme Court:
Representative in Congress. Tor The Isl
Distract;
Sena."r for The counties Of Dubois. Pike
md GIBSON:
Judge for the Circuit Cur, 81 District:
Judge ior the Common Pee. Court:
ff"-erui'ng Attorney ivr The Common
9 ART;
u Pfesentasiv. ter rhe G unity;
Clerk Of The CrcuIs snl Common Pleas
,,ur;
Sheriff .or Dasvi- &. ua,y:
Ole Surveyor Tor s-ir s.nuay;
Csgoner Tor sid County:
a County COMMISSIONS Tor said County
One Assessor 10 each Tow nsnip VI sad
Witness my hand and the seal Of th- d.
C'rcui' Court, :: Jssper this 18th de-,
sy o. September, A ID. 1864.
HENRY A. IlOLTHAUS c. ID. G.
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RECLAMATION

The qusin~d votsrs " Dubois coun',
Indiana, are hereby mortified q. an eler,
ton will be held 10 each tow ~ I'D
county. q The ususI places o. holding vlec
fions therein. on The recQnd Tur-d n IL
October, A. d. 1864. for the purpose Of
hiling the OH e. n.aped 10 the foregoing
This IL b day ~ September,
1864 JOHN WEIKEL \ ID q
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ATTENTION., SOLDIERS!


AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
W = call the attention Of MI having rsIn
tons Q, friends 10 The army 10 the fact ~
E.HOOFLAND'S German Buffers will eur.
nine enih~ ~ The discusses induced Nv or
pnsure and privn'ions Incident "a camp M
In the lis's, published almost daily IN ,Ls
~ newspapers, on the arrival 81 the si.k /,
will be noticed that . very large proporri, i
are suffering rom debility. Every c,se u
that kind csn b. readily cured BY HouHand,.
|Germsn Buffers Diseases resulting iron
disorders ~ The digestive organs sre speed
lily removed. We have no hesitation i,
stating that, II these Bitters were irerl,
used among our soldiers, hundreds 81 i've,
might be saved that otherwise will BE- lost.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See hist the signature Of @. M. JACKSON
10 IN the WRAPPER Of each bo,tIe. "
PRICE FER Bottle rs CENTS,
OR HAiF psz z. FOR Sf ".
should your nearest druggist not hav.
the article, do not be put of by any Of III.
inioxica'ing preparations that may be offer
ed in 10 place, but send 70 ~, anJ We vii
forward. securely packed, BY express.
o. Principal Office aud Manufaciory.
No. G31 Arch Street. '
JONES g. EVANS
(Successvrs 70 4. NJ. jackson e. Co..
Propsie'ors
@FOR SALE in Jasper. BY N. FaEp
MAN, aud Druggists md Dealers IN ever
tom 10 me Unted States.
Feb. 9th, i66i-ly.
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ADMINISTRATORS NurlcE.

NOTICE j. hereby gwen that the under.
signed has been sPpsHn,ed admmlstra.
."f 81 sne estate Of David w Woods
ia's 81 Duso's county, deceased; SAID estate
. supposed 10 De solvent.
ANDREW y. kELSO. sdm'r.
Sept. 2Ih. 1864 By.
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NONNh 40 MOvC.

A. . proof that the Blood Iuriner and Pills arc
purely vegetable, I have the CERTIFICATES Of those en-
incnt chcmists- Professors Chiffon Of New York, and
Locke Of Cincinnati.
published m 4 consplcno,s uart ~ this psssr fSo~
time 20 time.
Price " the scandinavian Vegetable Blood pri-
ncr, ~ psr bottle, or 81 per half doxen. u thc Scan
3 boxes for 81.
Principal Ofsce and saIesrocm, Ne. . East Fourth
~. 81 Building from Main g., Cincinnati, o. Lab
osntory, No. Is Hammond Street.
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NEW 60 S
Cheap n the Cheapest!
JOS. FIR ADMAN

NFOh MS the public generally THAT NJ
= has just returned from Tie cities 81
Cincinnati and Louisville. with y stock ~
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES QUEENS
WARE AND NOTIONS. which Il unsur.
pssssd in any store ia this locality. and
which he has purchased ~ such favorable
terms o. will enable him /" sell rs cheap,
- nat chssper. then any merchant in thi,
locaIity. Give me = call and satisfy your
selves. ~ the big brirk on the east side o.
the Public Square. Jsspsr Ind.
October 3. 1868. JOS. FREEDMAN.
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The undersigned. Treasurer o. Du boi.
sooniy would report 10 Ih- Board ~ C..uniy
commissioned tine iviis = lax 80 n. Receipts
nd n ,sndiiures u the same from The gu
'.s o N"vemb-r. 1863. ~ the 3i-l day u
Msy. 1864: both ts,. srciud+d.
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ONE person writes, her daughter VA
cured Of fits Of nine years standing, and
St. vitus' dance OF two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
able.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eight
years.
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned in
which the Purifier and Pills
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Work VlA<e . CMOvw.
We RAOOA pAAs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act 50 directly upon the Liver,
cxcith hat organ 70 such an extent e
that I system do0 not relapse into ID
forme )ndition, which = too apt 70 be
the case with simply . purgative pill.
They are really 3
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H\oOA OMA Llvsv VvA,
which, in conjunction with tho
HAOoA hAvNSNv.

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, Of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Gostivsness,
Colo Poins, Cholera Norbiss,
Indigestion, pain in the Bowsls,
Qzzinsss, eto.
Try these medicines, and you will mover
regret il.
Ask your neighbour who have used
them, and they will say they arc
Cocoa MeAAcAMcs,
and you should try them before going for
. physician.
Set Pamphlc or Almanacof my local
agent, and read the certificates, and IL yov
have ever doubted you will
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RECEipTS.

Received frrfn sormrr Treasurer LEAF 81
A'.i There ns- boon rad snly the
Treasury ss inianA- : -wr.
y ihqs-nt lax Iof lso2 4o2 IS
Y. ur.a'ri land fla ~
|urUcery 4 cens- l5U 10
> larry i~s- - 81
4 'uaiy revenue j 90
..'un,y r-v-"ae 1868 $3.50 81
Rosd tax 1868 Ian u
Township ssx l-63 sI3 Os
Sascisi school "a 1868 2asO ,3
Poor asylum 1868 d 30
E-ss.y hsvnis- Z 80
'ses C'urs Csmnrnn Plras - %
Dsskrt lees Cdcun Cvurs 3 VI
Total Is go %
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JASPER COURIER.
MrTHE CINCINNATI TYPE FoUN.
uni w. corner o. Vine and ~Longworlh
Streets are our agents 10 Cincinnati.
The Indiana Central Insurance o.
To WHor " MAY CyxcEaS:

AUG III
To WsoY " Mar CONCERN:
10 Justice 70 . geifcrous public, anc
numbers who, like myself, may hav.
been swindled BY insuring their prop,
erty IN = foreign Insurance Company,
make the following statement:
Over M year agv | insured NV
property, IA Winsiow, with The iIi-
mons Central Insurance Co., 81 Dvca-
fur, His, believing il to Le perfectly
reliable. In September, 1863. NY
property was destroyed by tic. /
gave notice to the Company, and in
y few days the agent visited the prem
lses, aud we agreed IL regard 10 the
loss. lie promised that l should have
my Insurance money within tairt,
days. So far | Thought al. was rirht.
but waited thirty DAYS and heard
nothing Of the money, | wrote 10 the
company several times. and 90, no
answer. Finally, in May last, / wen,
myself t. the Office III Decatur. lis.
and tried to collect my Just dues.
/" without They iuioi mc.i
me that they had 10 money to Jay
losses ~ ludiana-aud 50 Il stands
yet.
From their treatment OF my claim.
! think it hut lair to warn al IN tnis
State, who may have insured with
the Illinois Central Co., 10 place no
dependence on their promises. bat IL
yon wish u protect yourself against
'he ravages Vi hire, insure Your pru-
perry over again, and With some state
c"snpany, as | have done, such as the
Indiana Central.
SASFRIED TRAYLoR.
Orw ELL Pike, Co., Sep. .4,ll, Isc4.
~ Dfrfsrd men lor x.m,ns,io. ~euh.,
'"s acceptance or exemption need 10, prr
s'"s themselves 10 lire Medical Inspector
~" : nct'cr H. served on them and ,h-, I.
-" mound u timr and place II which The, ]
80 =" appear We mr.. told III a.. n.m..
~"'s~ '"k~n ~ '%oistion as drawn snd priur
~. beginning villa the dr., on ,he ~.
Ts'osb,y the surgeons con suffered ~ .
d'>n"es"s Of two hundred . day. An \. \,
csPse1 sa~n. siier five day. given ,he., \.
ssssees their business. ~Iff hsyr 10 REM, ],
~ cssss ~ be treated a. d-srners.-Evsas. !,
Vile Tias~s. n
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Desb girattete Ver|onsn,

per SoI&e tle m sa perGeiratten beabi9tisen ,tnS t
pGsFf6er Sw1e eueS apterea Sinpernifes bewubt
fnb Gatea untetsteli9 Or. Sr9nhpn 3u Rdbe siefen.
@le SerHtlle geBen bic Gbe. pbplde poer eeSe Ser
rittsng 0ieiSbarfe Der Ste ben 3ern ub S4wddt pner
f66pune Der freftiiten Grt tcerten &nea tnrtrt.
Derjenise melber do her 8ebanhlune anb Nrprse bon
Dr. Spbnifp unter;teb tan TIM ais einem Gbrenmanre
pbne nrt M aoertrauei tnb Rperatlt auf istne ar3tr
Itde Gjefhflihfett berIdicr. -.-..-
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DR.. Johnston,

a3ber einsi9s 2Ir3t, Weldsr anssi9t.o
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Qeheitnen Rranfhette1t

se,att pertta, ais ba b; 3eusunssunbistttt. S6edde
IN benz 9den itno ben t9iettrn @ninSun8en Der gieren
unb 8lae Sadmenereiebunscn S9wdGe Ger Nsrren Naa-
senfdmdd]e, Wfatetei Nebersei9lasente. @ertanbes-
bdde erSttppfen @da6ternEett 3itttrit 4usen n,drds
S9minbt, &osf@mers gntsin6an9 les Sass, ssr gtals
Ser Qunse beS Ndsens ser gtngemtee unS aler iener
lebeI bic BON sepen e,bttcn tlpc6nbee Der Snsenb,
elae bren Opfsrn eefdbrer inb ais Der Sirenen Sc.
fang bfn Gcfabren bts slits tcrribren nS penn ntt
settts gebelt erbrn ibre slinsnesn pfuunsen eernt
ten @GriGe Der GUnftuOn berpCrbrrsen bic @he I'M"
nt5nlt6 MAIDEN llnb asst ben R6tser Mo Stnn er6reK.
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ggr 81 S<nfi iyff on

italteb bes f6ngli6en GpneenS ter Q9unslrse In 2Dn
bpn erabmrtsr einrS erIfn ebstsben Gonesen ber
Ser. Staate Der BEN er6ftn 2tel tnes 3ebens tn ben
Supitliern rpn 9pabp parts gblubslpbta nS anberen
S6bten ;reebrat bat etnse ber wuueerbaten 9enneen
bplenbe prn Sene bic @ebidtc her ARs6istn pttB I'm.
sdblise 9etenbe bic an Obrenauen ere61 nne aneersR
rdudtn III ebr errefeu bte su p errptben besrtnsen
RIenfofeitet IL l. n. piirnen auAentlfltd aehetlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-05
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