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Sale of Valuable Pape r Mill ano
DWELLINGS.

MIL be sold at the front door of the Cou7
w House of Ohio county on the first Monda,
OF February. "a; if not previsu sly sold at pri
vate sale. Lots No. and 10 wi III the building
and appurtenances thereunto belonei known a,
the Phoenix Paper Mill, corner { Water and Sec.
end st eet Centre Wheeling. ANY information
in regard to the abose property, can be obtained
by applying to j, R, Dckey. at Peoples Bank, o
to the designed, T. SWE E>EY Pres't
decZ9-tds rJf NJ. 4 F. Bank.
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CSRIous WREATH.-A wreath is exhibit
% at fair in Gloucester, Mass, this Christ
mas week, that Is composed Of the hair @
one hundred different residents of thatto town
none of whom is underseventy years of agc
while ten Of them is over ninety, and on,
Of them is a ccntenaran. The lady WIZ
made it is fifty, and has been four year:
about it.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-04

THE rolling stock of the railways of Grea,
Britain consists of 6, 400 locomotives, Is, 366
passenger carriages, 5,937 other carriages at
tached to passenger trains, 1877 ,000merchan
disc, cattle and mineral wagons, and about
5000 carriages of other de- criptioos. In
all, it consisted on the lst of January last,
of 2l9, 522 vehicles-a number of which. il
they were linked together, would reach
from one end of Great Britain to the other.
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The DRAFT IN NoRFOyR VA M

The DRAFT IN NoRroXK, VA Nor
fix letter says:
"1n the course of few days the United
States authorities will commence enrolling
the presidents OF this city for the comm.
draft. This fact causes great deal "f un
easiness to many and already di' 0 o.
is evinced by some to shirk the Re ia Il
ity.n
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PROPOSED ADvANcL % nalLw Fac Oh: 4
"A meeting of railway mana - WAS he,
In Chicago last week to take to .onsider
alton the propriety of movng III the ma
ter OF advanced transportation rates 70
government freight. A resolution to bol'
convention on the subject at Washington
on the 18th of January was adopted.
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SCARCITY ogSHors.-The Newnaw (Ga.)
Bulletin, says:
Leather in the Confederacy has becom
so scarce as to render it exceedingly doubt
full whether the army can be shod comfort
ably the present winter. The cost of leath'
er now IS almost fabulous. For instance
$l75 TO $3.50 for a pair Of boots that cos
before the war $40. Common brogsns sci
for S35 to $40"
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A LATE letter, dated Vicksburg, says that
the late officers of the Harriet Lane have
arrived there on their way North, and all
tho officers, soldiers and sailors, captured at
Galveston in January last have bee a parol-
81, and on their way TO New Orleans,
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ME.sss EDITORS PLEASE announce the following
Ticket:
FOR MADISON TOWNSHIP.
For Supervisor-J. II. Beckle.
Township Treasurer-w. ". shriveT
Clerk--Saml Mcclellan.
Inspectors Of Elections--Jacob Berger,
T. P. Shallcross.
Justice Of the Peacs-.Geo. DUTY, and
walker Hunter.
+" Oopstablss--John 7. Fender, VIM: Richardson.
dsesI MANY VOTERS.
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ALL THE predictions and Civilizations of

ALL THE predictions and Civilizations OF
the European press in regard to the antici-
pated overthrow of our republic have evil
IDENTIFY had no effect whatever upon the
masses of European laborers. The tide of
immigration is unstayed. One would nat
urally suppose that the simple fact Of the
existence of a mighty war here would ar
rest innings alton to very great extent,
but neither this nor any other existing
cause has had the power to do so. Steam
vessels and sailing vessels are arriving con-
stantly at our ports, laden with those who
come to cast their lot among US either as
laborers or warriors. Every man, who thus
comes among US, is living recognition not
only of the justice of the Union cause, but
of the confidence, which, in spite of all Bit
ter and malignant influences, is felt in that
cause throughout the old world.
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New Advertisements

Mn. Enro,:-I respectfully decline being candi-
oa'o 0si''e WIG JOINT. FENDER.
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We ASK OUR READERS carefully to consider
the really dreadful picture of corruption at
the seat of the national government, as pre-.
sented in the article below, quoted from
the Springfield Republican of the 18th Of
December. We have sunk low in the scale
of public and private morality, when it has
come to this pitch of degradation. The
Republican says that there is no hope OF a
general investigation by the Senate and the
House, of corrupt practices of the members,
so many of both branches are implicated in
them. And in such unclean hands is the
tigovernment" which we are called upon 10
support, to carry out aso called philanthroo-
ic experiment, which is destroying such
uncounted multitudes of the operators and
the subjects of it
At the beginning Of the present move
ment which resulted in placing the present
Administration in Office, many thou ghtfal
people, certainly not anticipating the enor-
nous losses ana DurQons Oh JIG wal, WSro
still shocked at the idea of the acces sion to
power of persons, such as many Of those
notoriously were who were actively engaged
on the Republican side, and who would be
prominent candidates for Office in case of
success. They were radicals, Adventures,
men without personal or public responsible
ity, and many of them of class In whom
no prudent man would repose any conf
dcnce The reality has far exceeded the
apprehension then entertained, Without
entering into details, at this time, the state
Of things prevailing at Washington, as de-
veloped by the Republican, shows to what
consequences the triumph of radicalism ha
led; and we need scarcely say that even
worse practices than these are common as
the day in other parts of this distracted and
bleeding land. This is the startling article,
from journal on their own side;
-, From the Springfield Republican.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-04

0pRUMS Large Cod Fish jus received BY
w MAXWELL, cAAFsEtL & TfNeLE.
So Main street.
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TRENCH MERINos Of all colors in great variety at
Il old prices. ALEX. HEYMAN.
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ELECTION.

ELECTION.
MsRcHANrs' & MECHANICS BANK,
WHEELING, Dec. 80, 1868.
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of this
Bank will be held ut their Banking House in
Wheeling on Monday the 18th day Of January next
eng the I'd Monday of said month for the purpose OF
Letting nine Directors for the Bank or Wheeling, and
even Directors for the Branches at Morgantown Point
Pleasant and Clarksburg.
decSl-td 8. BRADY, Cash'r.
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NOTICE,

TNEE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
L Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company. will be
aeld at their Office Monday January 18th, 1854, be-
ween one and four o'clock ?. NJ for the election OF
inc managers for the ensuing term and for other pur-
poses 2. SCATTERDAY, seoy.
dec2S-td
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No1rHwasrsRs BANK OF VIRGINIA,

TlHE annual meeting Of Stockholders ana RrancSes.
will be held at the Banking House in Wheeling on
Tuesday 10th inst between the hours OIL eleven
a. ,. a. Nv g. LAMB, Cash'r pro tenn
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NOTICE.

yxyE the undersigned BARRIERS the ety tS Sst
w ing, have agreed to charge, on anc a1.ef
day of January, 1864, ten cents ior AnA'--s r.
viz; sAUVAGEOT, NICHOLAS GA0S'
CHARLES BEHLER, HENRY MAYERb
REINHARD GAUS, F. MAYER,
dec90-3t s. GAZETTEER.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29

MISUNDERSTANDING G6leStpte, 6plfteinS
BON prcu6ifben G%ruppen.

wiceerbeteeune @hlestpte', 6oltfeins
pom prcu6ifden Gruppen.
Nliono, q. Ncp. Dir Siffrun9
no Rldmorl&ts ru puuben N Ten bte'
Ge,n Beb6resn offtieu anasastat 10 pte
rab pos s. Onfantsrie Battalion. ttn bu'
iaren R.aim,nt unb Der 8rtaaetfob bis
auf Deitues bier pertleibsn. @k %
b,i6t, Unfit eu Yitna Grtttri6 &a,t NIT
1sinem Stabe bsuts bier tin. Dis asffra
nod 6ombure morI&'rtsn srubif&M
Mannfaefttu flub wieru bisbsr jurddse'
tebrt, !.r,>"
BerNn 81. SOP. Sn 0elee after.
b5dRer CABINETS Srrre trrresu, auber.
p.u, rae VT In :rsn 6nsoatbtmern, nod
Rsb,nbsn prsu6tfdm 1ruppen potldufa
niat aur1dftbrsn. oud Rte 1ruppen. psl'
.de mad cen Glib. 6srsoatbdusrn gum @r'
lab bsfimnnt troteen, put!btn okssben.
,RsIn, 20. Nop. 9n ben &rsifsn BIT
mitttls une t!sinfaatlidsn Diplomatic 9tlt
ts fdr itat(dtli6 fsffsbsnb. boz ben &e.
at,runasn BON @adftn unb 6annopsr
(uon Yyubsa) cine Grin pom fdnf Eassa
rporesn fr. tnnertalb rstdsr bie
0dumune Der 6eaoatbdmsr 6olasiu, une
eausnbure f%atiaufntsn babe, picri4su'
fa0s fofort 3ur Bdttuna pom ,9an.np'
oeru ne BON estplte ssf@rt'tsn RsE'
ben rrtrte.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
fort mcMltiRer.

eas gsermdr am 13:: tur& einsn Sturus
orertH robm, lispt ouf: BEN, rs&tsn uf,r
e.e etoetn Sass&t une apar 10 bic IL
Mstl.n,: in a,raeer :Qtnte, llolt& BON Sa'
pannab. Dos Sort n folio aetaut pnb
yuat eirea 90 Gub Gbsr bas .GIueufer I'm.
pot. Gs uor NIT Z @d&dbsn, ros III
flnf 92pfanbttn, 1 5unesr'pfdnesr nno
elmer 1OlSlissu G%oIuubiabs bsunannt.
Do,u nod Elm lst&t,s @sf&os unb Elm
M6ri.t. DAD Sort tsdte ben 3usaua BON
etf Set btr poutominisn~ linb tttnt @tfta<
se b.Rtt@,n BE 8a0nRd@e, mad. usten
fdr rnsbrsrs 9dlsp. Sn en -Gront bes
Sorts uut pet Glu6 turG pautlaeen pr.
ip.rrt uub uutsrbaIb pe1f.lten wattn 1er.
p.eecs. s,tf.utt. Cine Yanaae f1tt S&iHs
mar pf.n selo6.n, bod bteutfte e bier
.tn,s s~tnatpsibt.n eostfen. Obtrbalt
re Go.ie ia tn t.queu,er ea%neunsspIas
une farf M.tlsn meter ttnauf ltest bas
Brad sss I'M Gstruar 1863 pom esm
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
TX.
2tebe.

O. war an BEN Ntsno et0elteu Tuaes.
an peld.m Otuf Morinaue lstnsn Toe>
fttup @artbaIpi auf Der Gfaneia bella
Barra lbs1faQeu uro Anita, rae mutbtes
Mdb&en, ben Commodore 9eretfa bate.
ais Donna Nnna @on3alss, BE Befserin
Der Gfaneia. tin SET au Gbrsn bee am
galpon "a Gbarsueaoa trrun9snen Stsess
CAB.
Die Ni.eerlass une Gludt Der Getera'
bos war cine p%ollfdnotbe osmeeu. DIT
2stdsn pon msbr osun f0nhie Mann
bsdtsn rsn Boptn; faft ebsulcsid 19rn
,9erpunes.e parsn sur1da,bliebtn. une
uuitr ptelsn rer ObnN @brru (elbf.
90 fam Is, baB nan ben 9anAen Qbtt,
aeu She'll pes Eosss pouuuf nit psul
Btsrdtutb bsr'Tep.en ure esm Iruneport
ru Buuunoete1' na@ rer Gfaneta au
tbun bate; benrfS fdpfer. 'uno l5we''
mutbig au9 COMMODORE 8utibatet in
xampfe mar. 10 ntlpe uni nnitufd enfrsunb>
lt@ istp.e e. fd ftets na& esunieIben. wsnn
rs ealt. ungIddli@en b~etaufprtn9sn.
@artbalpt nsxlts6 babn au& ta6
ytlsine S9ladtfslp ni&t. bts aqss bier
eeespRst .pabrsnt- Ssnnpra anita iur
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
uebcr ben EfaL oa(urp3eb 80,

l1eber ben efat oulpru,eb ,Opobfe
ge9en SD. Beeo," Or jtsl Nem yc,t tn
Nufrtauna uni .anasnebmu" Spannung
rrbdlt. dusr,i fd ru e, 2cuis 2tneoln
Organ in tolasneu %,.incrolu" @dft:
Go firtt aum 5irmi. Iu Q,duli&e
5forraIprcare in Nsm go,t Bat roe g.,
fen,l,6e gtm'Rrn In iol6r Nufukura usr-.
rob man rrh pon err 1lnicn foa.H
farn. mas cir f Qomortin. ron T,anh.tb
a.(aa, Aats: ~ Amerique s'attristel
Nms.tta I'd sut I'D. eenu ,s,ue Sdonre
n ,%i,srares. Dc causes celebres, ouf
metde I'D ienu Aueip.u@ res xpnfee
Erfr Rerelu!ion tsapasn. mt. ris 1tfts
Eut.e,es unp ets proslin Nfauv otnetn
Eesm &,u,3s eu Suit 9vnoRt aoni UNI (
Emtttt'tar reran. Git bsrtne'tn risfstte
EosmtNermo6sn. Scnsn mir 20 asic al.
Emo'hr. tis 20 70 rtii Bsfonmsr. ta6 MFR
ltlta BIZ, A.bnli&ss ultb,a mdfe.. -
bier. no tie zouuption 0d 3tpar lett LANCE
auf rem Gorum britt mn6t unp no re
am btGsn 3oae b'os ~ asbeR atmpbrs IT,
no a%tsr..eennsb eu &rua tssnfaus nur
10 lanss asm @efsr a,tt his u b1t@t.
I unc brden mus er, wsnn ntdt se*s stns
Eumfsrmuna hnnM. DEM IL etpte
| 6eU Gbntlau Bus. tu Tsrur3fant BON
ESbspe. tr A,5bn pslht}fs Sdu,fs. rtu
H(lta &mtstfa .Ruate. uno muffin fftne
EisB. (&lo asn arpoaattn o|e Ber,btirieun9
haspm bic 2itsottoat nsa adds. ufe 70
urs biz itBt idsint. BON rsnCttpft Sdrs
celn rtrst1 ole Shm!nrsl roHuRtusn uno
au tepsiien, 70 bduft 6d rod 4as @oNe
Sdmue unb 3psireuapittsa que ptW
fYroN3e 0uf, uno 20 moat i'd tin 8er>
Erod. 3rlttne. ttF que 8els. urrunso 7tn
f5nnts, ek sanR aerp&tRtt @tppe ~
f~riittsln nne a1 @arsls. ho6 &uss In
ES6ussn asb'. @t7 pdrcen sabet sur
Bsarinruna unf'r.s @srrn6is aufBstutle
Elbu sk TransafIienen re sbsnn aliRtyv
Wapurs oan Rem Bo,f dnaebsn. wenm
Emir ntAt Abu uf MD pettfs Gn1balL
Iun gen. III n aasf ht .2taeat Rnp> atI
pa,hf.n. Gins zuE "a j st fasn seuiE-
Erob 81. @swarr. str etn.n Brfunp pte
W:s: bot. jsrsnfols In III. Bride g,b.n'
mus. Ct ID In iiInsn dasuen. @taato
|an }@serReu uexu,shrile
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29

Sn Wfinouri f6stni man .nplt& uuh.
lid init Den @uutuos. Rui&fIepps.n unp
.sDmpa'btfsrs" uufrdum,n Au tpolsu.
Don esm barptauarit.r 0a1I.n,on ouS
ii untsrm 16. Dsabr., for cen Uov,,u
D,atitt etns.9 snsralorrte srlof.n rpu,rsu,
nu& Ger folDsnrs psrfun,h eurpQtt bsr>
e.n iousu, rouutt fs dt.r Qtut,u
rsr Ntm,en Qefdnpt tpsrpeu:
-. -Aus pstlenrn. Iueids III ireent. IT,.
nu Bet, (ui Anian9 rss R,tsess in CT
Hsbtusnotfhst 1pdtsn;
2. Dts HatttR ausr folder Ynfonen,
wel6sj u Price. rdbrsnr (.ints listen Gin.
fause in 1864. 9saonasu Gue:
3. Die Namtn ollu Drj,ntesn. BE
~ stnu Buidtltppu Sraoni(aMon At.
b6rten oesr rr6 eatN Gnr unb
A. DIE Nomm ouu foldu pufonsu.
seasn ris ru B.wsie Qetro6 Dbl psr,n tenn,
rab Ge bemafnsI.n &stsusn unr Bul&>
.fIsppsrn asbolfsn uno 20 uniuIo0s n bas
ben. ut'r rsr,n @eesnmari uns Bsrpsauu>
gen W!nb'tIuua au modem
Sn q, rsren un,srr tRri(tsn tpsretn dbn>
lide Wabrs8s'n po1bereitst.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29

~Moutaut" untu bsua Gomuanspa tss
Gonan,osor, @orp.u lufaHmenaei&sGsusn
9apuS ~Nafbpias." @esen bic eanp.
lsiie b4n, BON Der mon. nts siusn anatiH
srwarttt. IL Sort @eaatasr a%usnsbmene
'f&wa6.s
De- Oss.&w Glue. rsnseislss Gc1t bs'
burf6t. ,snnprinst bsilduRa q Msissn
notrutfli@ BON @resnsto'o in 0rssns
|&oub1,, @soreIa.--Gr Aiset in 'ae6ftlt
der 3itiune uue mdnrn nod stnsm
2auf Don etreo 200 Wetlsn in tsn Ona'
baw. Sunp. gu Booh BON 80 lonnsn'
esbalt if pnihbt s'wa fur 100 Wstltn
ron .f.trsr Mdnruua f&'Fba. unp tl'
S&aluppsn fit 40 Msittn.
Am IA. Dsbr. nabmsn Gbsrman unit
Softer in Bort MeAuiau su(ammsn ib1'
Wabljeittn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
@tt q n Ganota ~

@te sfeAtBlspltn h Gambia to
frutirtn. Dof It, fkrFdtn eapoi,u rev
gant;;:ss an "sntHrtness' nia> na6fsbn-
bereia rts 1rnrt'&s @dtsn tEtsr @er-
bunarn IN @ocora. Or AasattH. psl&s
rot @sfru,fn fir Etc 3stf1en oufirdtrr.
e,ten e,n(elben cine Bounty Nnmdfuua,
aabltar mad Ger G'rmuArun9 he 8ors
peihrs in ets Rrt,u.n : Arm's. anr f@t-
den ete Wemcrbensn lter et 9rsnle-
Disfe|bfn tretsn rann olS Sub""'fu''s ia
ne Bunets Mrm't. nsbmsn RE 8ornty
une mtresn nod euT1rrt e,ftidi. ;: B,t
Der erRen adr RiQsn @tLet brit pelultr,n
6e ~. Zen &ettuen, s,iafn :ibn Nnmst.
(una'n Dor. wsreen ,%inaemufs,t unb IT,
bolten Die ihntn in :@oraro rsupre1sne
Bounty. 1isie 8efrutftunQswsife "a
fdIau 9snua. IN; cue ren1 vonft tr Qe.
M.uata'rd0e unp rtr b6Iarnsu
au Rammm.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
Neiultate ber Emancipation in 3arplanh

Reiultos ber @man1ipotiou in @arplano.
De- Baltimore @sd + f&tsibt: nDi,
tobsn beute einsn rsu'f&sn Gormsr Que
pem 0ona0rtsn' @oup Qslprr&tn, rslhu
uns er3dbh tae tte Aufbebrna or Sflo:
uusi In jtnu @ta,up ole srfrsult9fen
Golatn na& 1@ sisbe. Die Msasr, meit
entfetnt RG nod tbrsr GreiIo0una ouf's
Gou0sna.n. 6numluu9un une 0aaotun
ptren ~ lseen. wte unS 81. peieen BE,
tsr @fiaSsnbolrr ro%rouaaefoQl
batien. prbsitsn hi loren sbsmaliesn 6er>
rsn nod pte pot Heteip psitsr usnn ibn,n
bitif efnsn unnstmburtn 9obn auf&nn
unb u,au&tr btrr Baron ,abIt stesnpdr.
tie etneu1 Nsatr, BON rsu1 sr nod Dor Il.
niesn @ohtp b%,bouptsts. ta6 ct tos Gut.
ter nt&t rsrib ri - utbsn tttlem bu,tsr
sinen Moratsesbolt pom $685.. Cine
M,9ertn In jener @satub. be flr bic trsue
einsr IL 3dbe anlerba1tenoen
WHdete4 ron ibrsm @afsr bic pdtc nihts
bate. ale cine f<@te, &ef>
une S@ldae. uerpttat jebt tn4 ~
rst, alien 9as.n nod $40, pr Mouat l,1e
nib. psnn: fe2uo& .tntae Sabre ltbt.; IT,
Ten &inbern eta, flsinss Btrmsssn tint.r
Reesr. eie ren5 ttrsn 1eIrsu l&ls&t
bsbanbel. perpen Cub une NIT bsnielben
ut&t boupels. einia werosi f5nnsn. uet'
ptnsen I'D anbe.wtitis bst ssuti%sn ebsr
appsrn Bauern,"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
G~cm f q t.
X.peuDr,t. iona.
9%ouua(tae, ben 20 December 1864.
GtHe "eae 8uue ae8en ben

@ir bat'n nsuIId dbU cine Petition al
cen &onans tuittu turd weI&e ris
Erpmmsn Gee 0anets Tin Nmsnbsmeut au,
8u. Staalsn Contribution III usronla0tH
Atesnftu, tas tts brinItGs Rstgton ale
CHARACTERIZATION annfsnnsn UNI uniue Ne
pubIif 9smi1umobsn a. sintm &trten
naat nb,bsu (ol. uebn roe S6tdloI
ct.fr Ynttion bobsn ntr (tiesm wsftu
nt&ts efabren. Doe.ptu |sisn mir in ben
Observation-Disclosures Don ttnr anrsrsn
dbnlt@sn Yditton pss prssbptutums Don
cincinnati. melhs BON unlsNm (onf 10
uodum Ssnotcr 6arlon i'm Srho's
introeuei1t UNI b%tflrmcri,i moresn. Dis's
Ys,ition atbt tarauf btnaus, pob in
@oufituIton tsr 0sr.
@pIIkS
offictell an.rfannt wsrosn
Ioll.. - aud 6er Sswarr ~ In
Rruirm l,i. rtn 5sr.@on cutinff Don
cis(sr 4nutsnnuna ouf rip|omatiidrm
8epe In 3snntnie Su (sBsn. eatdbu nil
fen nidts Ndbnes.
Die 6a9t n{1sln, auf rtn .,Rcn Bid
au fomiih, aIs eab man bslonrns Noi /
BON puitlbm Az ntbm:n asnsia' (stn {olltt.
Gtne fol9s G1tIdruna in ru @onaituiion
mlrp. a'si9 elmer pdpall6m Vuue aeasr
Den Romem (ein. Die BNN'n(@a(t lde'
6a bura tstn. 3aubuip'a4 ID tanntn. uni
rdum, f. sinmal NIT NsliQionm unr phi
lolophitn cuff, 70 'ts!.tt tetn Wo6'9stcl
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29

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nan bisI 5sst asn PinsoIn UNI Strars.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-29
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