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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01

DIANO FOR RENT, a superior seven
octave ROSEWOOD-CASE P1AN0-FORTE,
81 the month. Apply Ut the Telegraph omcs, on
Main street, 70 !, y. UOW1
au Sl-Sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01
EDUCATIONAL.

CtT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, under the
- care Of the SISTERS OF CHARITY, corner OF
Fourth and Marshall Streets will reopen on MON
DAY the 5th instant. No deduction will be made
ior pupils entering after the opening OF the session.
&c i--st-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01

NEW GOODS.-Just received at
E. GOLDSMIT"S, l76 Broad street,
Super BlackBombazine,
French Merino, Brilhants, Alpacas,
Barethea Cloth, Caicoes, Debages,
Rich Cambria Edgings and Bands,
White Cambres, Swiss Muslins,
Brd-eye and Russia Diapers,
White Flannels,
Beached Cotton,
~Blay Linens,
With many other desirable articles, to be sold at
moderate prices L. GOLDSMIT,
an 3l-3te l76 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01
N1OTIcE TO TAXPAYERS IN THE

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS IN THE
u TENTH DISTRICT.-Aii persons in this dis
trc who have not yet paid their gross sales tax for
the past quarter hereby notified that have OBJ
tanned from the proper authority short extension
OF the period for doing In all Of failure to
comply with this last notice the law will be rigidy
enforced.
Real estate owners are also required TO call at my
office and enter their lists with Of the Assessors
who can always be found there during office hours.
The Assessors are also now ready To make ASSESS
ments for the thirty per cent profit tax, to which
the most prompt attention IS required.
CHARLES j. SINfON,
Tenth District Collector,
an e3-staw2w Oftice, II Nam street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01

ID u n A w A Y.-FIVE HUNDRED
HI DOLLARS REWARD--Ran away from the
subscriber, about the LIST OF August, my man KIN
good appearance; quick III action; about FIVE feet
nine inches high, and twenty-five to twenty-five
years old was purchased i'll Richmond III July last
OF Mr. G. L. Molbin, who resides Jude's Ferry,
iii Powhatan county. will pay the above reward
If he Is delivered TO Lee 4 Bowman, Richmond,
Virginia, confined in Jail SO get him.
q. A. WHITE,
au 2i-l2te Lexington, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

TSTRAYED, from the South Carolina
IL Soldiers Home, Exchange Hotel,l one li'le
wears old ANY one delivering him to Mr.. MeMAs-
TER, at Soldiers Home, will be literally rewarded.
u. &. RUTLEDGE.
Company Is, Hampton's LegioI,
au 3l-2ts Gary's Brigade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01
LOST, STRAYED, ETC.

OST, on Leigh street, between S"coni
1 4 and Ninth, ON Second street, above La Oh. q
DRESS CAP, BLACK BLK APRON, ani ere
IfANDKEBCHIEF | will pay the finder ten ,'ol-
lgrs if lett at Mr. POLSTER'S music store, 1T he
corner of Broad and Ninth, and receive the than
of the loser. IL l-lt~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Left
1 my house, about the LIST OF August, my MAN,
LEWIS. He is about twenty-one years OF age,
duk conn Xon, about five feet nine or ten inches
high, projecting teeth and thick lips. l think it
probable ne is in the service Of officer i'll the
Confederate service. will pay the above reward if
he is delivered to iii Manchester, or to Captain
WILLIAM ". WEIsIGER, Shockoe Slip, Richmond.
au 26-Gtf UYPAIIA H. PATTERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01

ONE OPEN-TOP CANALBOAT FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.--I will sell at auction,
on MONDAY, September 5th, ut II o'clock, in front
of Crenshaw & Co IS she'd Basin bark, ono very SUI
perior FREIGHT BOAT, with Cabin and Stable.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
au 30 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01

EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS III
wARD.--Our store was broken open and FVV
bed ON thu night Of the 9th, Of the following soS'
Elsven pairs Of heavy Calfsin BOOTS,
one pair Of Welded BRooUES,
three pairs Of coarse BRoduEs, and
Twenty-one pairs Of Ladies' Calfsnn SHOES
all country made.
The above reward viii be paid Cor the recovery !,
the goods and the detection Of the parties engage
in the robbery.
an 26--6ts JAMES r. BUTLER " W
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL

HNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS REWARD.-Stplen from my premises,
on the Charles City road Tuesday, the 3oth ul
August, 1864, eight mites from The city OF Rich
mond, a RED and WHITE COW with crop aud
over keel in the right and crop and lit and under
keel Ill the left ear; about seven years old. The
above reward will be paid for said COW upon dalI
very, information that leads to her recovery tony
address. Sc l-2t' ALLEN CHILDREss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01

EINE OLD RRANDIES.-A few
III demijohns fns OLD HENNEssEY BRAN
DIES for sale BY i KENT, PAINE & CO.
e l-eod3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-01

FOUND, in the vicinity Of Atlees sta
~ ton, IN amounrof MONEY, which the owner
can get BY applying to Jones Slater and paying
expenses cf advertisement.
au 30--3ts JONES e. SLATER
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-09
90
~

A NATIONAL DIsCoURsE.-We this week pub
lish an able discourse, delivered by Rev. William
J. Potter, at New Bedford, Mass, on Sunday,
July 5th, 1862 after the news of the victories of
Gettysburg and Vicksburg had been confirmed.
Devoted to the discussion of national topics, and
a summary of the probable results of those sue
cesses, its perusal will inspire their heroes with
new and more elevated patriotism, while to the
general reader tits replete with sound instruction
Rev. Potter has since been assigned to this camp
as Post Chaplain, in which position he has won
the unfeigned respect and admiration of all who
attend upon his ministrations the subjects
of his pastoral attentions.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-09


MoKELvY's BRASS BAND, which is connected
with, and takes it's name from it's first patron,
the conmandant of this post, visited Washing
ton on Friday evening last, and serenaded Maj
Gen. Mead at Wizards. The General appeared
and after being introduced by Senator McDoug-
al, thanked the Band in a short speech for the
compliment paid him, and was replied to by Mr.
McDougal, who referred in very eulogistic terms
to the important services the General had
rendered the Country and the cause of Liberty,
in the various positions he has occupied, and par
ticularly, as commander of the Army of the Po-
tomac. The Band acquitted itself very credta-
bly, ON the occasion.
DEsERTERs' CAMP-We learn that the expo
sition in last weeks paper, of the system by
which desertion from the deserters' department
of the camp was facilitated, has had most sal
utary effect, and that the number of I" trenches"
has materially decreased since that time. 1t
may be that we have, by this revelation, inter-
fered with entistnaeets it is said that many of
those confined there belong to that class who
have been driving a successful business by en-
listing for large bounties and then deserving for
the patriotic purpose of assisting some other
ward or district to fill their quota by enlisting
again.
CAPT. r. P. CRAwFoRD.-Among the names of
those recently confirmed by the Senate we notice
that of First Lieut.. r. P. Crawford, to be AS
sistant Adjutant General with the rank of Cap
tain." The Captain has been on duty at this
post ever since the removal of Convalescent
Camp from its original site near Alexandria to
its present location, and has richly earned, by
his skill and industry, the honor and additional
emolument which the people, through their rep
resentatives have conferred upon him.
A DEsERTER SHoT.-On Friday last deserter
named Thomas McCue, belonging to the 9th
N. Y. Artillery, run the guard and attempted to
escape, but after hot chase secured and re-
turned to camp, placed in irons and lodged in
the guard house. On Monday he gained permits
sion to step out on some pretext, and again made
bold stroke for liberty, but was fired upon by
the guard and severely wounded in the right
hip. He was conveyed to the hospital and at
last accounts was doing we'll.
IMPROVEMENTS PRoeREssING.-The work of
grading, and paving the gutter, on the lower
central avenue of Camp, which has been suspen-
ded for some time, has been resumed, and
understand will be pushed forward to compile
ton as rapidly as the present available fatigue
force can do it. The trimming up of the upper
end Of that avenue will add greatly to the appear
ance of that section of the camp.
CAPT. J. A. SLIPPER, A. A. c., and Acting AS
sistant Inspector General at this post for the past
three months, has been relieved and ordered to
report for duty on Gen. Augur's Staff. The Cap
tain during his administration here has proved
h Ifou soio 10l,
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-03-09

BEAUTIFYING THE HOSPITAL YARD.-Work-
men have been engaged for several days sodding
and otherwise trimming up the grounds and
walks around the Hospital. This is agood work
and deserves commentator,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

Hey H. Cor THE AppLE.-Whcn
the Hon. William. nov n. c., was a
boy at school, his bench was shared by
an urchi numed Mugs. The teacher
had instituted rule that any scholar
seen eating during school hours should
come oPto the loqr apd finish eating
what he had begun, to the merrimenl Of
his fellow pupils. One day Bill brought
fino large apple from home. and laid il
on his desk; aud so 1smplipg 4Rssiatbs
fruit to a{pggS that, ip consideration Of
his best Slate.poncil, $iA promised him q
taste when he should eat i. at recegS.-
Not many minptcS after this BilRs at
tention was called another way, and
Mugs, watching the opportunity, took
the apple and purpoSely commenced
muDChing it, directly before the eyes of
the teacher. The young nan who is
eating ePple come on to The AOor to fin,
ish it, said the teacher. Mugs obeyod
with well.feigned reluctance, blinking at
Bill under the arm that shaded his
rougish eyes. while Bill shook his fist
and vowed vengeance the very fret ro.
cesg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

SoyETR,sq To Rz TpASKFuL FoR.-
The hat was passed. around in a certain
congregation for the purpose Of taking
up collection. After it had made the
circuit Of the church it was handed to
the minister. Vbo, by tho FSy had ex-
changed pulpiIS with the regular preach.
er, and be found NOT 3 penny in It. He
inverted the hat over the pulpit cushion
and shook it. that it's emtiness might bo
known, then raising his eyes toward the
selling, he exelaimed with great fervor.
~ thank God that got my bat from
this congregation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

GF IT is rotated Of the witty Domi.
nicisn monk, Bocco, that he had q great
dislike to tobacco; and when once preach
ing TO a crowd Of Spanish sailors he as.
founded them that there we're no Span.
ish saints in heaven. A few, he said,
had been admitted, but they sacked go
many cigars that they made the holy
Virgin sick. and St. Potter set his wits to
work 10 get them out. At length he pro-
claimed that bull fight. was to be held
outside the gate Of Paradise. Thercup
on every Spanish saint, without eTcep-
tiou, ran of to see the fight, and st,
Peter imme mediately closed the gate. and
took care 10 never admit another Span
lard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05
Dry Goods.

To-day goods trade is in Q state Of
great animation and priOeS Of all dsSiiA-
goods are very buyant. Calap EoOds
ore scarce. JObben are doing an i'm.
mense business, realizing good prices
under hRaVy country and town de-.
nand for actual consumption. A sense
Of an impending inereVss Of taxation on
all goods is having great inHuOncs on
the market, aud the rise consequent on
this Impressed taxation iS being qntieipa-
ted in part. The city 10 full OF kuyerS
from oil parts. PrintS have been sold
down low, and prices have been raised,
the demand continuing, A strong ten.
dency to further rise Is evident. There
is verr limited supply Qfhlsached aud
brown shir;ingG aud ihOOtings. with a
great Strengthening Of prices. Fine
goods are very scarce. Ticks and den
inns are more active and steady. Cling.
hams brisk aud firm, Much activity
prevails in delsinss. The demand e
ahead OF the receipts. Prices have Od,
vO9csd. Fancy cassimerea Of desirable
slyleS are not abundant. Phs demand
is good. Black doosEinS are in good re.
quest. The clothing trade Is buying
satincts, prices Of which are steqdy,-
Beavers are scarce, and wanted at an
advance. All cloakings and tsckings
are active. Shawls are less active
Foreign goods are in active demand Et
private sale. The importaijOnG arc
large. WOrSte4 goods sell hriskly at
advancing prices, especially British
makes. Alpacas are favoritss. Plain
French dslOines are active and frm. Of
good grades. All low grades are neg,
lectol. Heavy woOlop goods Of good
quality are in active demand, Al an 3D.
vance. German cloths and doeskns are
active. Ribbons sell well, and are be-
coming scarce Of best styles, More &C.
tiyity preVa 10 in silk goods. All deSi-
rable styles, including prime qualities Of
black, are buoyant in price. There is
moro than the usual demand of the sea.
son. Prices tend strongly qPwArd.-
IN. Y. Independent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

ETA feRalO ysmPvre was discovered
the oIaCr day in 81. Louis. A young
yomOn afflicted with what she called a
'dsnqing OF the heart vas SO Supersti.
liOuS SU TO belie!s thpt ) swallow Of tho
blood Of man who had been hanged
would cure her, and hearing that one
AbShirO had been sentenced to death by
eovrt#artial. she actually applied to the
jailor 10 suOist her.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05
POETICAL.
~ = M n 10
THERE COMES A TINE.


THERE COMES A TINE.
There comes time when we grow old.
And like su nset down the sea
Slope gradual, SDd tho night wind cold
Comes whispering sad and cheeringly;
And locks are gray
At winters day,
And eyes Of Baddest blue behold
The leaves all drcary drift away,
And lips offaded coral say.
There comes a time when wo grow old.
There comes time when joyous hearts,
Which loaped as leaps the laughing main,
Are dead to all save memory.
As n prisoner in his dungeon thSin;
And dawn pidSy
Hath passed away,
The moon hath into darkness rolled,
And by theemberc wan and gray,
heard 4 voice in whisper say,
There comes time when we grow old.
There comes time when manhoOd'S prime
IL shrOudedin the mist Of years,
Add beauty, fading like dream,
Hath passed away in silent tears;
And then how dark!
But oh! the spark
That iindled youth to h4es of gold,
Stillburns With clear and steady ray,
Aud foud affections, lingering say,
rhere comes time when We grow old
There comes time when laughing spring
And golden summers cease to be,
And we put on the autumn robe,
To tread the last declivity;
But now the siapG,
With rosy hope,
Beyond the sunset we behold,
Another dawn with af.er light,
While watchers whisper thro' the night.
There is time when we shall not grow Old !.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

GyThe seOlo tSndrils Ofa WOmSn'S
heart sometimes tWinO around q proud
and sinful spirit like roses and honey.
IuckleG around lightning rod, PlipgiHg
for support to yhat brings down upon
them the blessing thpnderbolt.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

EFA gentleman, in speaking Of some.
bodys vile. regretted that she had no
children, An said medical man
present on the occasion, to havO' no
children i' g,eOt misfortune; but | have
remarked thalit is hereditary 10 some
IamIles.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-05

BGE The door between us and heaven
cannot bo opened il that between 10 az :
our IeloW men Is shut. "''A
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-26
Netp Mrrf, 6. Mai.

Militdriihe 9siesuns ron 3eitunssz
r@ffteen. % erbaftuns Ser @eeafteure.--
Gstern' ltenn I'M 7ija lthr crihisn Gart. Ganrr
NIT Is Mtarn rrm Snralinsncrrps ter Der Office
eeS uScurnals # Commerce" mo rcitirte feline
Maunlhaft an a1en mad rem ctcrcu S6eile Hes
@stdures, lririe mad ZEN StcrafteilrS : uns Sc
ifdfts>gursaur f~ubrenren Srsrrca. Cart. Ganrp
fcrrerte ZEN 9sihaftsfiihrsr nnp ris 9rrmanner auf,
icfcrt nas Gefduce gu raunlen nno Dem Militar 81
ibsrscben. Meslrtsitsr i'm Gstiuce rerlieBen irfcrt
ras Ncfat. !Serr S. Sailed, elmer Der tSerausacfer,
mar in ieinem Yrirattuteau unr ,pnrre in 9aft &C.
nr,nn,en, afer niht atssfI9rt. Sin Setahemsnt
@cloaten ipuree atseihift, I'M Die 6erren Nrime
uno Stcne, s,rsi @epafteure tes Scurnals, 81 rsr=
faften. gSie r~crlautet, fat eas Scurnal einsn 9eit=
artifci in sas, ,rrrin bic Mitmihenidaft an Ger
Yrrftamatirnsz Safiduns in Mtrere aeifelt rirr.
gltd Bic rgScrlD" rurne in abnlider @eiie ris
eas uScurnal" nilitiriih tsisst uno siiemanren
@usz unr Ginsans %ssitattet. 81 haielfif audi @erz
taftlnsen rrrgsnrn,lnsn irrrrsn, mar niht III err
mittsln, Ga bic al Cen Sbirsn its6enoen Soften iebr
fur; angebunnen maren ,no fcinsn 9tufIhlmB itsr
fic 8eiss,ns Der 3sitansen aeten mrlten, menn lie
iferbaurt ben 9runp rafir rabtcn. Sic cinsisc
aluiflaruns, relde seseten r1rce, teitanp in Der
Grfldrnns, es seitebe saes ant @sfebl ess @ene=
rails Sir. Man trinst fas Gei@etene nit ter @trs
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81 a."
,Mahcn Sud bic feline Scraen ??@

yW(dnen SuNp pe IeIHe SEISeH
vSiren e. nee"
r&a, raun maat Sud Sure 00rau srrsen, ;antt
lie nsnn ME nit GuA 2"
u3anfc? Gibsrjsies, ale S(fene"
u@ta " iprah Ter Shirt nit iissrsidsn, aa4en,
u.an ,ntb MIR rrccntlih frascn."
Sest trat jerch icine @snablir, 81" lire 4artie
niAt ~rerlrrsn setsn rrate, terrrr.
Sure Srau mirr 9eriB nidt ~;anfen, ircnn SIR
fcinen Nnlab 9ebt .rarnm Sanft iie bonn
ugSeil ih trinfc."
vSebsalt irrhl nidt, SIR irerret 81, risl %trinfsn."
y6ircnie nee, lit ricl trinfs ih MD ircnn th
;irTlf SSpfhen @ier BAN sstrnnfen, Damn stb' ih
%rertemc."
Sas mar ncr Siirltin rsnn nrd et,ras st tarf
,ne nit G1trufl,na laate tic ySicfer Mtanr, ircnn
mcin Gcmatl tdsliA ;,rSlf Glasg ier trinfsm mcllz
t, miirrs iA aud, s%anfsn."
Sa srin;ts Der 9auer r~ersniist, itieB Den Sirz
ten feim Gasntrsm an unc iasts: v6arsnie, SGre
Die is afarat 10 c Surer ME Die Mcine."
uSa tatSu's," iaste Der Shirt u~ntineia ladenr
unc entlisb Cen Mann reid tsihenft.
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Bon rem, gbrm. 8. W. gpcns, frftsren TafUr Ter Srlun1'
brs, 81. S., une W,estpnn, ga, Sariienfhde.
Ner Rp6etle. 81. D..
Or. 9. 81. Sadfpr. gertter Serr! Gs madt mir beipneeres grr.
snuaen, aus eissrsm Irtriets ee Sc ,ielitieit res teutften Siners
kterrtt Al be; suien. Ser eiriaen Satren ssbrdr6te i'd Is NIT 8rperr
Grfcls asssn tis unrereau!i6tst, an welter id ranals fstr lit SD
Babe es rfters zen in 1ctae rh6s duh"ruen netelS Vettereen empfrten
unb ron linen IT. Standardization 9eusnifs in getrsH feines srcbsn
gDertres rerrpmrnen. Sn San en- alsene elmer SGrdGe talte i6 Is fur
elm unGbertrtflidss frniites Witte.
Sbr a%ufriGtiser
e. gD. Srcus.
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gSie ein Saucr III jcincru ITyiirifcu reOct.

Scr Shirt prn q. hictt siuss Saacs Gin arr6es
Srettjaacn at. Ser prtc mr. fcAite glcel Ges San=
eeS mar ra;u cnttcten lnE cS ~rrinaten iih elc3ail=
te Garalierc AMI rrahtrclsn Saaepferren I'M Gle
jun3c Uitritin ,n1 ibr ~reiienrcs Gcfclae rcn lictli=
den l6rtramen. 9tah Scenri5una Der rirterlihcn
Seluitt9unS fe9at 1h Ger game Bug arT raS fnritz
lihe SaJrlhlrB, reldts auf eincin malerilten 81
gel aelegen, einen &iid IN ens f%rid,itarc Shal ac=
i~tattete. Sort onseianst, trat rs jnnse Tiritin auf
Cen Salcrn, Bic tc.rihe susiiht III a~cnicbcu unn
asratrte stn 9Gnerlein tae AM 3halhana leiu
Selp rHHsts ,nr Elm luftis Sisr ra;u rfff, cine ihh
rurh bic 9il6c Der tchen Sagr9clcaltaIt itGrsn st
lalicn, Die CT Els jest ur;' fciHes 9lifs nilrsi3tc.-
uNd @rtt, mas 1T Ieh lc Gin Mtaln III fcncircn,"
lerf,te Bic Siirltin eiusu fseeIt,nasrclen 8lif
nab ibrem erlaudten Gjen,ahi merfenr, bon frib
lis lpat n,uB CT RE Ifrer'ts Mrfcit int lauren
Sdpeibe rerrittcn, lne rra pfeift CT iein llitiSs5
Sicrhcn raSl. gaes trat All cen Saltrn, cen 9e>
meipensrertben III leben u;o Ser Shirt tctaurtcte
~frrsires, Rap es gar feinen Msenihsn aife, Ger fret
rrn Srr9en iei. Wtaa itritt fir unr fer, fc Ganen
nabn,cn rie Yartct Oct Uarltin, Die Saraltcre fez
f~rIftiaten Den 9Mslrrilf tires Serrn unc man md=
re ihmsrlih ;u sinsm gisiultat ssfcn,msn, 1ittc
nidt elmer aus Der Geltnifait ttn @crihla9 sez
maht, erh liefer Cen 9auer lel6it AT fraaen, er
;aiibte es ,rrtl AM feitsn i~riien. Srfrrt parp Gin
SaScr feauftraat, Cen 8auer ferfei III trlen.
vSbr icat slsih sinn,al sum Uiirifen fcn,ne,r,
lieter Mann."
n3um Terid,te, mr is CT fenn ?"
rSesn auf Cent Sdlrb, BIC Serridaften trarten
auf Guh."
Slit reric(fen Micnc, ais IF Ter Srtsihul;e nah
ifm ssianrt Bate, tradts Gas 9ansrlein rurd Gin
~frdfti9ss @rrr een Gaul gum Stehen, ldusu,te
lih mad teiren Seitsn, riihte nit Gem Nerncl iei=
ne Stirne lnp erihien auf Der Seraiie.
vSaat einmal, Sre,inr, batt itr feline Srrssn%
fraste Der Shirt NIT ladelnren 9ltf auf feline Sc
,nablin.
uSrracn - es! Srrsen tat ih sie nih."
Sic Saritin tri,,mp6irte, Der Shirt s%ritallnt, fras=
te nod einrnal, ech eieie(tc Nntrrrt.
y6att ifr Ginrer?"
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Nper'S Gberrp Electoral.

bN8 WtHptruVmlf UfHMNIPI II
Su1en, Grtdltuns, ttsinnence S6pin pfAdt, unb fir bic Elm
teruna Der Veihen pn Strinbiuht9en, bic l1
51pn In einent prraeriden Slaeium
Der Aranfbei tsfnben.
Tas Federal III 70 ldnae ettrduGt rrrten, unt bat 70 d1aenetre I'M
erfernurs sefureen, eaB MIR rur nGtbis taten. Gem gutlttum tie gsrf'
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fG nMr sarduf peraden fam. tae Is bieiflten 8uI en- tertrft rt truber.
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anaiiitt s benifcr, QpTel. Ma0adufetis.
gu baten bel q H0berts, GUlumbus, D, uns aber'
al bel alen Eruesthen.
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gcn rem Gbrtp. 8. 8. 1uruer gafrr Ter Ssttns 81
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fs unb Ts!ttrrl fr mir itilnEts SetmttieI III.
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