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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
Dea,A 81 avs. L. n. s,gs.vssy.

Death ~ nvs. l.. n. slgeuvnsy.
The telegraph has aoDoascsd the death.
1t her home 10 Hartford. Of Hrs. L. II.
Sigourssy, tbs poessss. She is reported
to have died u the sgs Of rs, bat this
must be mistake, = she vas born Sep.
tembsr l, 1891. Her maiden nsme va
Lydia HantIey. her father, Ezekiel Hunt-
10y, Of Norwich, Connections, having been
. soldier Of the var Of the Revolution.
Miss Huntlsy wss blessed with parents Of
ios socisl aud domestic qaalisiss. The
precocity of tho future poetess wss ex-
hibised in rsadiBg foently ss the age of
three, and co,nposiog simple verses 1t
seven. smooth 10 rythm, and Of IN inva-
riably rslig ious sentiment Al nineteen
she opened echool for young ladies', in
cosjuoosion with Miss Hyde, which was
eucoessfully carried on for two years. In
1914 she removed to Hartford. sod open
ed select school. 10 1915 her frst
volume appeared, under title Moral
Pieces 10 Prose add Verse; the character
Of which 10 explained By the title. The
publication Of this volume led 70 engage
ments - contributor on sevsrsl periodi-
Gals.
Ia 1919. Miss Huntley married Mr.
Charles Sigourney, . thoroug hly educated
and accomplished mevchsnt Of Hartford
la 1870, she virited E Eirope. sod record
ed her impressions 10 two volumes of
"PleasanI Memories of Pleasant Lands.''
issued ia l8i9. Among the tokens of sp-
probation received on her fureign tour
vas splendid diamond bracelet. ffom the
Queen Of the French. In 1859 her orly
son died as the age of nineteen, leaving
her but one child, . daughter. The be-
reavement gave occasion to touching
nomento, "Tne Faded Hope"
Mrs. Sigourney has been one of the
most voluminous of American female wri
ters, having published from forty 10 6fty
different volumes. So familiar are Aner.
ican read-rs-and Eoelish also-~ith her
uritings, that no description Of their char.
acter is necessary. Well exp, essed
thought. earnest feeling, and deep aympa.
thy with every sentiment of friendship or
benevoIenee. are the leading chsracteris-
tics OF her poems, thu, have the merit of
being easy and graceful vi hout being
meaningless II Chicago Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
National Revenue Commission.

New York, June II.
A commission authorized by . law Of
Congress, consisting of Messrs. D.vid A
Weles. Of Troy. N Y. Stephen Col~eil
If Philadelphia, and Hayes of Chicsgo
meets at the Curtin H use next week, ,c
inquire into the sources Of rs-i,osl reve
nue, and the best method of j ecting lie
same, with power Ia send far person- ans
take testimony. Any communicate "a
be addressed TO them, in Care Of Inc CO.
'ector OF the port. The commil,ee vii
first meet committee appoInted hv 'he
dis,illers, and the dr,ics OF the c.mu,~
sion will be confined TO this branch ri
subject until it is exhausted They vii
remain in session greater part of the
time between this aud the time for meet
Ing of Congress.
The President is engrossed with the
orgsnza,io Of Georgia, and will in .
short time appoint Provisional Cover
nor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

CLEANING TEETH WITH VIrRoL We
clip the 70 lowing from the New York
Sunday Times. II We mistake not, seve.
rsl individuals frequent our botels and
mail boa. landings, Offering the same vii
famous compounds for sale:
"There is peripststic charlatin to be
seen almost daily in the vicinity of the
City Hsll Park, who deserves the special
notice of the police. He vends 40 article
for "cleaning and beautifying'' the teeth
The stuff is inclosed in phials, and on
Withdrawing the cork you get Whit Of
oil of vitriol. A further proof of the na-
tu,e of the sdenri6ce' is afforded BY the
visible fume which issues from the neck
Of the phial. The manner in which the
virtues of the nostrum are illustrated is
in this wise : The veuder catches BY the
neck black yer boots, or any other email
boy who happens to be handy, pops bis
head into 'chancery,' and manipulates his
teeth with brush wetted in the Ger,
fluid. The blacker the youngsters teeth,
the better they serve the rascsl's purpose
La less than half . minute the discolored d
aentsls become a. white ~ ivory, = phe
homenon which strikes the gsping crowd
around with smazement, and leads 10 ,ht
immediate sale Of tuadry phials OF the
preparation 'at the low price OF twenty
five cents each. OF cnurse the perniciou,
l,suid is utterly destructive to the ename
Of the teeth. ard thost Who use it vii
have bitter cause hereafter TO regret theil
gnllubility. Next time the seamp make
bis appearance We trust the police will b,
after him with sharp stick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
Syracuse, New York, June II,

When the 7 O'Clock train was within
one mile Of Oneida station, the two rear
cars ran off the track and were precipi-
tated down an etnbankment ten feet high.
No cne killed; but the following persons
we're injured Col. Osborne, of the let
New York cavalry, arm broken Mrs.
Elv. Cheney. Syracuse, internally; Mrs
] N McAlhsrr, Buffalo. cut 10 the head /;
NJ II Kinney and E. Kinney. in back
and head c. G. Coe, Rome, in back
Several Others we're more or less injured,
but none fatally. No reason can be as
signed for the accident.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
IOWA ITEMS.

Council Bluff, AMI the region round
about has been wet by recent showers.
So says the N,opsreil.
A s~eo,-sc- c-nted Coppeihead mem
Der OF the B ard of Supervisors Of Decs-
tas cau nv brs been pults2o of ! sx iodling
htscsdafy BAG purchase Of swamp
tsdr sSlssys the Ns~s.
Mia Uoios lsasas shae Jadgs
rssset putl 7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
U. s.IsTER~.L nEve,UE.
oFFIcE U ;. AssrssoN -NrgRNAL RErEyur.

Flgef Coz EGlE.s bfsTH1cf.
Nj. PLEAsAST, Henry Co, Iowa, suhe ~, 1se5.
Notice is hereby given that the Lists yasi md
kanfn-rAtiOns Of y psry, b TAX ui,.r the
Act provii- Internal E.ytne .nptpft tisr t,,s-
ernmeut uaS Int rs.f the pubi3c Dsst ag9roved
iune 5oth, lsG ~nd the fstafy Act spI ROVE March
3. 1865. maize aud taken ~ " C. IT pe r. u.Fv AZ
iahn CiaypsolF Assi-tant As of THE lst 2l shd
@gh Diviri in the counts OF L-- ni-rfiet will
remain open i"T the stnation Of AL
III Tor the pa of fifteen raut the n, ne & At
the ofi- of tid assistant in lee euuts end
Immediately If the expr tsou r sad ts ,a3s VI:
the dsy of June ls55, al the Office W G Strpe
In the city Il keokak d county II Lee brw-t
hours cf and m. Of al day uit re,sive and
determine all sppsss relative to excessive
valuations enumersti rade ami % ah- said
Assistant Assessor. A afpsals To tie Assessor
szid he Elade in writing aud ecfy particular
caass matter or thing tang all CD e1>iou
qaesei aud tie the ground pTiatipl- nquaIity
errvr comp planned II. L. NJ IIEhEfs
juns5-dtd Assessor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
~ The surgeon Of an English shin

~ The surgeon of an English ship Of
war used to prescribe salt wsisr for HE
patients in all disorders. Having sailed
one evening 90 = pAsty Of pleasure, be
happened By some mischsncs 70 Be- drown-
cd. The Csp'sin ~ho hsd not hoard Of
the disaster, asksd one one Of the tafs that
day il he had heard aDythirg Of the dos
tor. "Yes." answered Jack, ..hs -
drosned isse aigbt 10 hi oua asdiass
ehset." ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

-
ses II strikes us that the isemep have
mists ken the policy best calculated to
promote the object at which they should
have aimed, to-~il A general aud enthu.
sisstic celebration OF the Fourth Of July.
Their course may answer the ends of d.
vision aud strife, aud possibly make
some political capital for The party in
whose interests the majority are run
hing the Fire Companies. But after all,
lie great difficulty With our cele brations
and professions is not that too many col-
cred 10 sons take prominent part ard
j'in in the p ocession, but that too few
OF our white fellow. .citizens take an inter
est 10 the matter and march in the pro-
G ssion. Tlss is chronic trouble ,f
which we have often had cause to com.
plain, and never within our recollection
b We the people OF Keokak turned out in
body to march in procession at any Gel
eb alton that has taken place in our city.
And the indisposition of the citizens 10
participate was never moro strikinply
manifested than On the occasion of the
celebration Of the surrender Of Gen. Lee.
when the loyal North throughout its
whole extent was wild with JOY at the re-
turn Of peace. On that most important
occasion it will be recollected that our
citizens filled the streets and crowded the
sidewalks, bat could not be induced to
join the procession. which consisted
almost exclusively of the military, the
FIRE companies and the oolored peopl., of
the city. Had the fire companic,s on the
present occasion passed rescs,utions resoiv.
ing that they would not turn ou, in pro.
cession unless tie citizens of the town
turned out and marched with them, se
would have gladly backed them up in
their resolution, for we could have sane
toned its propriety. for the conduct OF
our citizens heretofore in that regard
has been shameful. But the fire cumpa.
nies, Instead of pitching into our ci,;z ms
generally, who are The parties really al
fault. opened the batteries Of their wrath
upon the un, e nding colur.d people OF
the place, b Cause tiey have no friends.
amongst The q ppei heads, ard lew among
the Unlen pa,ty VITO lave slfiicent
nerve t. r,at d bt them in the face vi the
overwhelming pr jad oe sss'nst he race.
which .yeu the bi4oa shtd by them il.
de'ence e cur iwr-rliled Uoion has
flied 10 wire out. Bat it sar,ly exkbii.
rare au.oult of assurance for lot oil
most notorious Copp, raead opponeuts #
sLe wsr, who iald around town u hl the
n groes vent into the army aud { u. hi the
battles tor the preservation of Tie Fourth
OF lly t. the country, to come FORWARD
nov cod ssk the Guy G unci to make an
appropriation for Fourth of July celebra
tiun from which they exclude these very
NJ n who have assisted in fighting the
battles ct the country, as we'll as in pay
ing the money raised by taxation to be
appropriated TO the celebration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
Sunday Night Report.


New York, Juse 18.
A Washington special to the Hsralad
saos
Preparations for celebrating the fourth
Of July are progressing npidly. Gss'l
Hsncock hes besu ordered 70 furnish !
regiment Of iofantry, = battery, ! ba.sal-
lion Of cavslry and number Of horses
for the uss of the AarshaIs and ip vised
guests Meade. Hancock, Howard, Will
COZ apd other distinguished of6sen will
be present.
The President aud part Of bis Cabinet
are expected TO attend. Gen. Howard il
the orator Of the day, Gen. Gesry, Grand
Marshal, Dr.. Tyne, Chaplain.
Uadsr the Wu Dspsrtnent's General
Order No. l06. the following Generals
and staff officers in GeoeAl Pops's mil /
tary division have been relieved from duty
and ordered 70 their respective places Of
residences, and are expected to be 1t once
mustered out Of service Msj. General
Hunter. Gen. Sykes, Brig. Gems ]. d
Wagner, J N. Thayer, T. N. Dsffis, g.
]. Campbell, j. Elwards. and Thomas
A DAVIS. Nj J. s Hammond. Ass't.
Adj Gen.. Brevet Brig. Gen. Van Ant
werp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

New York, June II.
The Herald's Washington special has
the following:
The 9Th Illinois cavalry leave immedi.
ately for St. Louis.
A large number Of caval ~ horses have
been ordered to be sent to Little Rock.
Ark, 10 be used in reno ontiug the regi
ments retained in the ssr'sice.
= The designations of the following off
GERS have been accepse d: brevet Msjor
Gen. Cutter. Brig. Guns. Meredith, p.
Jones. Shepley, Vandever, o. 8. Terry
and Tilson; and Brig. Gen. Ambercrom.
bic has been relieved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

The CRoP' --Fv4ry kind Of vegetation
that bugs and wsrms cannot totally ies.
troy looks veil shout here. Corn and
VIII .at are doin, finely Fruit Of all kinds
will be s,srce. for the carly frosts and the
worms since have destroyed the few bios.
SONS that did come ont on the apple
cherry aud pear. The grape is certsinly
the truis tor this locality. We are glad to
notice that the fact is appreciated and III
many vineyards are bsing started in the
county II @ ,ksloosa Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
~ The Keosauqua Republican co

~ The Keosauqua Republican corr
rects mistake Of ours. 1t says:
"The local Of the Gate City is 10 error
in stating that he CLEANS from the Repub
lican that the "Board Of Supervisors OF
Van Buren county voted 10 levy q tax to
build bridge across the Des Moines at
Keosauqua." twas for County Bridge
Fund that the Board agreed to levy tax
The county has never had Bridge Fund
no special tax being collected for that
purpose heretofore. The Board only come
to their sense, at the last session, and
wisely conclude there ought TO be an ap-
propriatio for this purpose"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
F. rtress Monroe. June IA

t*V"1Oe3 Ouuc IU'
Three hundred Confederate prisoners
are being sent through here daily cnroute
for their homes.
There are about 5. 900 soldiers patients
at the Hampton hospitals at present
These patients are in charge of Surgeon
Eli McCollum.
At Newport News there ars aboni
$500 Confederate prisoners, 500 e wh""l
are in hospital in charge OF Wm. w
Smith.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
Especial to the N Y. Post.1

The Young Mems Christian Associs
ton Of Washington have about concluded
to purchase Ford's Theatre for . place Of
worship.
Gen. Geary has gone 10 Gettysburg to
complete arrangements for the ceremo-
MES at the soldiers cemetry on the 4th Of
July.
The President hos informed the new
Georgia delegation he will do oil in he
power to re-estabish civil government iu
'ha, Safe. 1t is understood that he has
already selected the Provisional Governor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
New York. June IS.

The Richmond Republican Of the llrh
says the Clioers Of the Federal Court are
aoR IN the city preparing business for the
torn which will be held 10 Ostober next.
Tie policy seems 70 be 10 proceed aeainst
~ property real and personal Of oil per
|eeqs issluded ia the - classes Who ere
eie1 the bsne6s Of general ansssty B,
- peoelo0etioo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
New York, June l6

The Augusta (Gs Transcript says two
officers of Richmond banks recently start
ed with 1926 600 Of specie belonging to
these banks, for Richmond, with . guard
of only l2 men. On the way they we're
surprised by rebel soldiers and robbed Of
about two hundred thousand dollars of the
coin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
New York, June II.

New York, June II.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
Gen. Butler is expected 10 Washington
next week. when he will be placed in an
important command or resign.
Thirty millions of currency is in the
vault of the comptroller Of the currency,
to-day, subject to the order of the national
banks.
Msny clerks in the Interior department
look with trepidation for the changes to
be made on the lst Of July, under Secre-
~ Harau's order respecting copperhead-
Is mand MINORITY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

EFIt is stated that the Christian Com
mission has received during the war more
ttsn 81 600 900. ami during tbs last TIVE
years more than $1,000. 1000. Tue re
ceipts OF the Sanitary Commission have
been larger sill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

~ The Cincinnati Commercial in.
Inmates that it would have been more re-
spectable II JEFF Davis had s.kicked the
osek.s.' 'tsssad Of attempting . ssssps
With II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
New York, June II.

New York, june II.
Inc following note vas picked up 1t
sea, eight miles off Long Branch
"Sh'p brohe foundered 1t sea March
-. 1854 latitude Al, longitude 36-all
hands perished."
The Brohe was 4 foreign vessel OF 600
'oos our,hen, and was surveyed in Liver
pool.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

9Th State debt Of New Hampshire
is 81 .975 900. She has furnished 49,
AIT men In the war for the Union, Of
whom 5.Sls have fallen and l.039 been
permanently disabled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

TThe wife of General John G
Breckinridge. the self-exiled traitor ar
rived In Cincinnati on Friday, from
Washington. by permission Il President
johnson, on her way to visit her relatives
in Kentucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

Washington, June II.
Messrs. Jerome Buck and Stone Chit
tenden, Of New York, have been retained
to aid Charles O'Oonnor, in defense Of
JEFF Davis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

G~A Rochester coppersmish, on going
homo from his work one night, quarrslled
With his wife. She vent 70 tho ccpboard,
put teaspoonfui Of corrosive subIima..
IN . glass u highwioes, and drank ID of
Every effort wss made TO ave hsr lie.
bat shs died il the moraiog. alsskt tsAeoas
suffering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

The Cant Miss Citizen says the
negroes Of Madison county, although
aware tia. they are free, are generally
retaain ng at home, cootent With their
places.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
Nem Ahpertisenlents.

EOR SALE-Twoo good Lois, with
frame House having tx rooms Gel sr cistern, fc
The lots in good location ard have hnuti ed
pesch pea- cherry and sppe sides lot OF sm l
er fru. IN them Situated in Ride Addition
nient railroad man. Price 81 90
jun.19-d2w j. FRENCH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
TtUO Shares for Ecery One
Subscribed

AT THE PAN PRICE OF s20I
Thispriviege exist for thirty days after publication
of notice that OIL b a. been struck.
Applications for shares be made 70 the Secretary
HOWE TYLERs
mayl2dsm 60 Main Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
OYPIcx K, MT. PAN. r. n. Co..
kRoKuK. Iowa, June !, 1885,

The annual meeting OF the stockholders sf this Com
psny will Be held at the BraI~lion House, In Mount
p.asans Icwa Wednesday, the zfst day q ysc In
stsnt, II o'clock A. for the election = beerd Of
Directors and transaction OF other business
inss-2sd J.w. OGDEN. ese'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

TRUSTEES.

The propert, of this Company consists o. lease
for twenty years with royalty of onetenth, the
tarm of archibald Mitchell. Longiali Creek Nc
lean county, Ky- vi hin @ne mile Il producing we'll
aud AID tlf miles fro ureen River. nayigsbie
stream steamers during the whole lear Ibs
tion country has long amots for it, Oil ~rugs
The Pr slent of this Coz pany Iy lived thls
os-t Kentucky and syaeh h'h-e " tn FIRST oppor-
tunty after ths expuisi vi eur llla- to ;i rougy
nrspect country and hy the aid Of Resident firnds
secured this most desirable sa~e
SO favorable opportunity fr parties wishing to in
sest In Oil has ben offered the public.
The Company do not rely upon he sale OF stock for
profit but solely upon the of their interest
consequent upon the development OF oil.
ThiSCompany will comuirnd itself tp the citizens OF
Iowa a. Hne Company the officers sud otisinHtors of
hich are wall known Its object is bona ide de-
yeiopmen of Oil Lands and not the vii and fraudulent
speculation charactefis Of many foreign companies.
Preparations for boring will be naie imme lately,
the requisite machinery can be procured and the
of the Company will be saeredly applied TO this
purpose.
FOR the purpose ofSmmeiiattly procuring machinery
and com nencing work, the Company offers the follow
ing <rra inducements Subscribers to be nrst fifteen
hongand dollars Of stock shall have the privilege Of
| taxi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

CORy, OATS AND BRAN-For sale
~ by junl6l J. JOHNSTON CO.
DuTATOES-l0O bushels Northern
Mixed, for sale by }. E. JOHNSTON co.
juuei6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19
aela Market.

New York, June II.
Gold to night l445.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-19

GbA = PER MONTH and all expenses paid to Sewing
ID - Machine Agents Address.
Jnneio DIV d. d. HERRINGl0N h Co. Detroit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-05

%brauteS, febr f9mndbaftea GlaS 2agerbter,
per5ecben tDnnen, mas unIere 0drtner aud
ippbl Derlteben. Das Qanp 1T Dtele 0egenp
tit lebr SerIdtepen tint Vret1e uab 2ualitat ;
2anp nabe Der Stapt unp am 6luB it BON
100 - 300 Dollar pr. older; erpBe Sarmen
nit Gin dlnB Der DISQUALIFICATION weroen NIT
IS - 1875 Dollar be3abtt pr. Nder. j3weit
belteS Qanb 1T bon 25 . IS Doll. pr Or
fer. 8ergtg pber 5aeellonb miro pptt l.
25 Doll. pr. Nder be3aDlt, ie mad Der Qooe
unb @ate pe6elben. 5Ot8 fOltet BON 8 5
Oo1. Die GOrO; fit Die &oblen be3ablen mir
Is Cts. pr. 8ulbel. Da6 Better 1T anbal=
tenD NAP rnp BAT 3temlt9 S4aben am 6ea
unp Der 5rrnbt Serurla9t. Sbf betommen
mir Ie6r wentg, 9aben jeoC6 cine lebr quite
Nu8iGt fir Welldtprn ullD 8artofeln, 1lnD
Der g. 0rte8beimer la9te neuliG, er babe
Elm @runpl ttd &artofelu, bic 70 tart pa6len
poB le ben 9ppen in bic 6Gbe litpfen =
DaS Mebl lit etpaS gette9en uno Die &are
tpfeln geben berunter !; Ie o~erfaufen ie pom
So IS Gts. pr. 8uIbel. Die DeutlGen
DteIer nntge9eab, Die auf Dem Qanbe tpcbnen,
leben 3temli6 %Ser(treut, Ie lirO In alien bier
6tmnal8gegenpen BON Der Staot aus AT fin
Den, mir Daben jebp9 cine beutI6e MnIeoluno
Die metltens aus 9renBen beite6t, uno unaes
fa9r Il Nfeilen iibltA BON bier %entfernt lit.
Ste llno elm lebr ip~arlnmes, fIeiliges unb lu=
ltt9e6 GDlfd1sn, baben NQeen na9 SaterlGnbiu
l9er Sttte, baben einen eisenen 9farrer unb
S9nlmetter nitgebra4t nnD lebea 70 bon Der
9nn3et Aelt unabban9i9. Ginen 8araer,
metlter brau6en ie ni9t, benn Der ipubnt Bier
UNI rTlan3t 3rptebeln. Sic tiloen etl1e 9tep1tz
blif fir li1 lelblt.
sic fetern ouG nod jebesmal lire 6ert14
ftrGmetb, 100 e5 alsDann lebr tod unb lutta
ber9ebt. sic Daben t9ren San3laal unter
Dem freten Silnrtel unO bas SET mG6rt ae=
pBbrdia mebrere Sage, bic 6rauem baden
&l9leiu, 10 ma4tSli9 QQes lutia, Sung unb
Nlt AUDI baben Die Dreu6en le9r quite STU
TT. g9er elm beutl@es u5Gpperle 6Spp" tam
gen nil, BARI muir gum Carl Numpf l6iden,
Der NIT letner GIaripnette Niemanb aus benz
Nege gebt. Gpn 9plttif MID th Dir Dte1es
DIAL gtAts ia9ea, es 9abrt jebo9 immer.
Gin SO erbtn9er.
81. g. SD 9abe f9On oft ben Weder
0nr69eeien in Der 5ofnuns Gttpas Sun Snn
Dusty Gtt9 5u b0reu, aber uni onlt. $50 lit
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-05
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