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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-21
Report ofihe Board OF Health.

I9s.G y !. 4V!4ELi BAbAUEIAHS SH4A Y H
- AiENp OF the Board OF Health OF tao City oil
Wheeling, for the year ending December Jist,
1864 namely: ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-21
ay, sndof


&c he ever encour-
.4. IN relatives to enroll
.,e army of the Union,
40 such man as Col. Al.
'"OC ,r sdislcyalty.t DIR. Campbell
Col. Sweeney's seeming reluc-
at any participation in the raising
ia .ne United States flag on the Custom
House in 1861. The writer knows that
Mr.. S. was present ON that occasion, and
performed the part assigned him; and l
believe it is true Of him, that he never,
,by word or deed, during his whole life,
dstracted from the honor due the Ameri-
can flag. Would that as much could be
said of the ''so-called" Union candidate,
Mr. Crangle, who, together with MI.
Irwin, City Clerk, would not allow the
fac to be raised on the City Building, on
the day of the Mcclellan procession, Mr..
Craneie threatening to tear it down and
trample omit were itraised. This is the re
spect which stay-at-home loyalists have
for our glorious flag.
"ia Yours, &c, UNIONIST
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s#31s.
Up
I. .ie now
4, intention
tina ..erstood. We
are a ,al luminosity be-
tween .emen, except IL DC
possible l. 8, editor OF the IRteligen-
Ger still rem .nbers that the plot to mob
Mr.. WILEY, (of which our correspondents,
''JUsr1cE." spoke on Thursday morning0
was frustrated by Mr.. SwEENEY's vigil
auca. and he bears some malice towards
him on that account, but even that we
do not charge. We have, however, en-
.dcavored TO give currency to the opinion,
entertained by all who are conversant
with the facts of the case, that the edli-
tor of the IHtelhgencor has personal aim
in view in seeking to defeat Mr.. SwEE-
NEY'S election, and we submit that 1t IS
perfectly legitimate ndproper that that
n.9tjce should be alluded to iii estimating
the weight TO be attached to the Mteiti-
gcac6pS argument against Mr. SWEENFY.
Our ncighbor thinks it "a small business
for an editor to be casting about for mo
tiVes When there are matters OF fact to
be disposed Of" That is new and
strange philosophy. Mems actions are
always controlled by some motive which
gives character 10 the act committed,
whether good or bad. 1t is only by the
motive or intention that actions can he
properly judged.
e. Let lis look at some OF the facts te DO
disposed Of" The editor of the lNtsili-
geaca is candidate for tho United
States Senatorship. 1t has been chargl ID
to nis diScredit by some OF. those who
are uuiayOrable TO his election that the
IIteiligelcoI'S influence was not as great
az il claimed, because the Democrats
cane very near Carrying Ohio county in
tie Presidential election. II Mir SN.GE-
MY should be elected Mayor DtAt Mon
,,...,iJ .,., San a,,tbsc 80, r,ait
upon the influence OF tho L4ieiii3saeu
and damage still further is editor :
-. -. ,,f 1I.o+;or f., rim. se,,t. Those
ere the facts. We appeal to any man OF
d. binary sense to say whether thus DO
u3tmdcate Il private mIdpecsonal mo-
-
-.
d.. ....., ~,
g.. b., t.. di..,,,...,.,i go no., t..
-. ,...,7, o,,t,.,,,rs croII a.,
1,.rs c.,,,,,,o,, IN this cir. tI,g., ,.,... I.c-
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.....i .-,. ,,r......., ,,tio.,. s,.,.
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4 .,....., tj,.. nso,a in l~6i a., fine .rx,g-
c..a.,t. ,.,...,ti,... tirnp,ss and nr1dr,,es.
,....,. ..-,l ,,r ,,,,,I,,,j.,tio,,
,...,,... ...l,.,',', ,;.o IN
80. .,....,.,.,.,,... ,.iri.p,.,.
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81 n.,,,, ......,,...,. 10.
-. ,,.,,+,ro of IL. .il,. .,a t,.
,,...,,;o,, Of tho laws That Ian,iy, we
have discovered. and we have used ii to
o,,rf. +l. .uhIi,.to estimate nrou,r}y
....... ....,.,,,,, - i,n,.,.., en-. .i,tyI-
1.r A.. ,..,,.,,,,.
should have. We nave referred 80 tins
motive Ia order toshow our citizens that
in voting against Mr. SWEENEY, th"y
vote simply to accommodate the editor
uf She Iajeifgtaccf, and not to secure the
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

Is France the safety Of railway travel
ing is shown 70 be seyen times greater than
in England 10 Belgium, nine times In
Prussia, sixteen times 10 thase e0nn tfiea
railroads are under The strict supervision OF
the Government, and the management il
held % the closest responsibility. -
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Yalcanlt Rruptlena.

Etna and YeeaYius are both in state q
vielent eruption a letter rem Messisas,
dated Feb ), SAYS
During the last few days fresh crupe
ton Of Mount EtnR has taken place, IL be-
ing an extraordinary spectacle, and a Pie.
nomcnon only repeated 1T long intervals,
went to the mountain at the fret receipt u
the news, and stayed there two days, not
withssanding ihe excessively bad weather.
The lava S not abundant ST is source, aud
immediately divides itself into two princii
PIE branches; neither are the two torrents
very wide. That which have seen, and
the largest. was about fifteen metres higH
and Of a width of about two hundred aAd
sflv or three hundred metres, Il issues on
the east sideof the Etna, and hardly reaches
the border of the cultivated vine districts
but il has overwhelmed two cottages, and i
Ii continues il will probably destroy The
villages of Aaseah and Piedimonte at least,
it is likely TO take that direction, for II q
impossible TO establish the laws hy which
these enormous masses Of red hot liquid
matter are guided The other braneh runs
down the northern side, and threatens the
village Of Iinguagrossa This is the small'
or torrent, and Il Is already sabdivided into
several rami6cations, which tend TO take
8 course in the direction. Of the upcultiva-
ted region 3 II 81.
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Oh p. h. CARD TELL
uAa THIS DAY EFFEOTKD ~
49, II Is - ~ ] - = Z
4 sn - armnRn nasn.
r.,s shs htssl mssssemsaf 3 81 gfesss4 - 1ss'ss
- sSels ssslsa esffsas . si ss saks 49, =
IL tsla1 4l slisfshss y 800 - i
sRs ~ : = ri. Is & 81 =
5li $ s. sire - tsAf $50 sna I'm
i $500 ss's h.. y ..sA :. q. s.ss g. ssl
A,ls ". 'ss &C., e J. ossse
EWING AKD yrFTxRsoN CcLLkg1. .
frSIfr na8nU OF sHUEfEEk TAXI eAhA1
nleasure 4 snasanenw D iks raiAg khat bsisE 80
isiIsisse c1ilsep piiI gfsa - ese = a =
= - 49, 4. es,kg q 1ssfs ead he - 6she ~
Prailss61lll ir a John v. Fssd, A. u Owsss e g.
-. 80 - - ~ ssiss e ssrA
- saa elsss considerations, inaaes de beafe
Al tssss Is ssa TIE sshee es he pseseat q Coecefa
rsry plsassas ass As.s sssses, sssasisa % ~
Bssrag cen s. Aaa N sepa tssallss % shs raes' y
Fye.s H. ssi-safaea end veis.sklisasd 81 e
"a. s.reaa r.pnafisa a dis inslitssns sfn Rndsr Ne
pslaesse Il Jeha ~ BeydsiIs pfesont Principal ne
b3ars ass Il ent kAsszs5 - aaseeRse = ne labis
lheE lie csrs Is spta isf the Feceptea Of sadsass =
order 10 secure liberal palfenags
eueh other Inlsssliua e. Esy he desirable Ell hsfs-
aRer BE givsa.
feang msa, 40 res hear il
PsFsSt 'se sIel .s.s g f. ...aen e !.
Law, Ksoxvlsls, o. ], ". Boyd, rsneeEn.
fssssns ny oRbER eI THE BOARD. :
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Editing Paper.

Editing paper Is very pleasant bust
If it contains TOO much political matter,
perple won't have II.
If the type is too large it don contain
enough reading matter.
If the type il small people won read e.
II we publish telegraph reports, people
say they are lies.
If we omit them they say We have no
enterprise, or suppress them for political
effect
If We have in a few tskee people say ne
are nothing bat q rartlehead.
II we omit them they say We are an old
fossil. If we publish original matter they
damn us Cor sot giving selections
Ii We publish selections folks say We are
lazy for not writing more, and giving them
what they have not read in some other pa
per.
Ii We give man complimentary notice
then we are censured for being partial.
II We do not all halss say we are eNsee-
dy hog;
If we insert an article that pleases the
ladies', men become jealous.
II We do not cater TO their wishes the pa-
per is not &c to have in tho house.
If we attend church they say it is only
for effect
II We doat they deAoanes Va IS deoeit.
fnl and desperately wicked.
If we remain in the Office and attend 70
business. folks say We are too proud to min
gle with our fellows
If we 60 ont they say We neyer attend to
business
II we do not pay all bills promptly folks
say we are not 10 be trnsted.
II We do pay promptly they say we stole
the money. ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

a cAv1, nearlylas large IS the MamaotlI
Cayeof Kentucky, has recently been dise0y-
cred about ten miles from Fort Ruby, Cali
fornia. 1t was ionnd 70 bsaR Immense sub.
ternansan lake Of clear water, with high
walls sf limestone Oh ef6her side Tie c.il.
Tag or arch Is hlty feet high
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Joha cAapmuh -. y. 2. KlaeaId.
N. rssSR t3IRfa EpaM THE ALI,

Joha ChApnnh - u. n kiaeas4.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE.
ax44oSe Il hs itnt esssud6ss 3 go $efid5at 3 3
of3lsE ia y m4fa ~ iuak taeesass seekN e
esnassS N1s aetne sae defendant 70 appear SD sss
Ssfenss q HsG b eaneeEs cenF -
"a ~ 81 Nonday Of June Rs4 a. hs se vi - t14s ~
rrsss F.H BEAfoBRR, Q. An.
william oak ". James D. oAapbeIi.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
Il CATIONS q ss sha asisnsss nos-sssiasn. 81 ~
ais 81 fsasrssee ordered thai - u4ea -
haasn % aspeaF ard eesAa sid bM % 6sfss ~ &c
Monday q sss psx s ssms wi De afss ies esnfsssea
ss;ss - - IN. nRAfcHKR, Gam.
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mn; 4 h&;sy V; !, Mn 81, 4 s 2, ss.

CATIONS e. ia D. tAs eass tAai he asiesfEns
nelrsssfent q FeaaeRet 4kees1f uat Pselcaiiea ee
ns&s ~ iesT sacceft se1s Bfssnovf Nhifs eg9ysng
ns4 aeeaR appear as3 naks aefsnss ~ estainesfs
IA ns 81 esz1 sc 81 Moa4ay a. as asxs - hsxf
oet 81 cknsesy JssssbaFseea, che VII BE taxes
Ger pestssssd and SCI fsr hearing aesortineiE.
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Law PARTNER5HIP.
I'HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTER
I'd nee psrtaeFstgb pr1sJes Of Law ths efss
aa7 CAaaesr, coaFs JaassSoes GfsensTir, DsaadEs
Ksoxylis asa coaasf, cssuik Csanezsg ssd
pfsna Coas EAaEriis, - 81 20 Eech -
sged aksa 9apFsuss coaFt s5hef 81 sks osuE
f5nsa6afs, zG4Ef8fss exscnsFsiis - E8aaEais-
4 r. aBd -. Lorza. Bfu 20 LoRsa BoKaa -
s1y Eh5eh aV - setgstsd - their asass
neat ii Is fedezai CarE. AA4 fAoHss a, 3 Asiseu
tsud En4tstdna7 ssF n SteS - sy - snpssyss
cosst ka8Ess, eSt saaersees 10 be
asrsya vsh Gel Jshs sslszTtans sza aessf Logan ba
ne ssVts u nrm 10 ssasan, tssAa 4 Lsssh-
fa0s- A. a EEIsga
SAAL 7. LOGAN
Rn.rx0fe. Fraa tsff-fV gGS- 4. LOaks
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

EXTREME DKsTH sF THE SEA. -Deep-sea
soundings have al last become something
ike reliable. The result j. that the ocean,
% far as yot explored, is not above halt as
deep As Il was formerly supposed % he The
greatsss known depth IN the North Allan.
tic Il about %. 900 feet, or nearly i've miles
NOT much less than fhe lofticst mountaias
On the globe. Ii is supposed, however, 10
be much deeper than tisis between the Ba-
aHuaas and the Grand Bahk Of NewfoGnd
land, but the sonndings on which that sup
position Is founded arc not quite satisfacto-
~.
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IT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
Il CATIONS u Ae Sc hled 80 nat he Ssisa4ast
b q Rinead noa-reslaeht Of Tensassas. u ssasrs4
tha pnheasa be made F four successive wsefs IN aeua-
less Wig, eefng aid asdant appsaf o. before Ne
ManAay q Ju1e csaf 81 cbkHeery 81 yaeke
heFossA and aeiend Eaa 6 sny b has, ne ssf Nj
y sasR ~ egasals ~ So os Ap.siRg fasFd:eEyf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

Az ESsLIsH CuKK FoR DHUNREsxEss.--
There Il 3 prescription in use ia England,
Cor the cure Of dreBkenRess, BY which thou
sands arc said 10 have been assisted in n
covering themselves IL is nc follows Sui.
phate &c iron, Eve grains, magnesia ten
grains, peppermint water, eleven drains,
spirit Of nutmeg. one dram twice day
This preparation acts IS 3 tonic and stima-
liant, and 20 partially supplies the place Of
the accustomed liquor, and prevents that
absolute physical and norsl ProstFaaioh
that follows sudden breaking 90 from the
use Of stimulating drinks,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

CALH0ps's GRAVE The grave. sf Cal.
hOun, In ST. PHILIPPE church grad, Charles
ton, is but tomb made Of brick, surmoun-
ted by q slab Of marbhe, spon which in the
single word q Calhoun Small bsislies grow
around, which had the appearances Of being
lately tFisaInsd. Shells have stFnck 81
around il, and fragment has taken on q
portion from the marble slab which covers
an that remains 0f the FIRST seeessionlEt
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MILAN Suast ". B. +. EIneaia.
TT AppET RfNs3 FROM THE ALLR

Willism Snest ". B. +. klnssia.
TT APpEARINH FROM THE ALLE-
CATIONS 81 IN ths Descendant resident e
Aef fxsnesssss u Il ordered hat pgeHsaep b made
sacccasiSe waeks 10 Bfuenest Wig, aeginG ss5a
dssaaaa4 appear % q eeaf 50 Aeaaas o. tans ns
sn6 ieaa anSgrr Or sS . ad hef TIE sara sfa bs
lea be eeafssea shd set sF hAsina en- p.rss e 2 hi
Pss H. bkAfchkh,o - y.
]. 4 Linsey sAa M L. wslks Exsyasosa II Wa. csFss,
deed, Va. James Wlhans. :,
TT APPEARING FROM YHE ALLIE
u akRScs ii aEs s = "a cess ,hA ~ at6ssst Jsess
wpeas 5 nee rssiasns e. ne 81 fenssssae;
aFsi that phsAea b nsas as io suaes.vs sssss p Iss
Rnexvas Nhie n0yng sA4 Defendant a xEpsae HAe pAEe
asnss aad bn, bssse cert ee9s ~ eaAaess -
JseksbsreagA % Ne slh Monday q lans BsEL
pc &EEHS T.HsaRAfcHER, Q: n,
Thomas Yisr We, wIllism H. Malone.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS Of DE h als4 th thai tAs aesesdEat u
noaesaeaf u feHnseeeN u u afdefed that paestsaa As
aaa faeR successive Wseka IN BFawaess why. sotnS
naa aefanasai appear snd naks deease TIE ~
bsfsfs ~ Hsh4Sg af Sens ns ss esart Of Aancegy
q e fa ekas Nf he tahaA ~ ssnfAssst s1a
n n. 4 : az sRarcHER, Q. NJ
q. 4 cooPRR s5e s .. q. LeyRsssasa
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kTATR1fos show Z list 1000, 600 aceislesls
% lie and limb m Crest britain annually.
10000 Of which result fatally.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-12

$500 = d III ., 3 49, =
Isaae Myers rs. D. ,. KIacaid
TT APPEARING FROM THE 4 biz
ii CATIONS e tse ~ tAss asnsast Klneaia z nsessl,
dsas 81 tks Esass Of TunaFsass h Z eEtszn4 aat
s. sEs', tsf fess Esctssist Sssst b aea q.
ketsss u As a5sSst = 4 = 3 - s7ees9S var -
=, M nsss''s U.s. s'"- I'm. naaTcHxR, can
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@mDffe1tasSffice,

ptter9bure, ga, q. Npo 1S65.
gerieteite MnAebDte fir ben Mnfauf nn9tdtr $50
slid Sltu in bieen DpDt perbeu BON benz Inter 3snt-
zen bfs NttprG 13 Del, NtttG9S II tbr angensmn,en
Die SdIen per6en nad ibrem mirtl6en 8ruttS8ewtAt.
eIes tet br Mtlie etuns btRtmmt miro pertGat Inee
bote men in DupliFat iein unb lcen ben Yrs pr Yunt
8supaswttbt uup bic eewin6e GnsaRI BON O9fen emit
tasten. .... ...
Retn QnaebSt fir rentser ais swan3te 20) Stld NTH
onoenprelt Dds Gpuperneuert pebait f6 tds &sRt
aue Nnsfbpte su ntebrts eef6dst 81 fen. e
8etente neIGe nibt ee9enwarits inb mereen bon rem
@rfUlg tbres AneebpteS f9rtt1 benaGr6ts8t
Die Sden nttden tnnerbalt ;ebn (l0) Gagtn bonn Gage
bar Mnnabme bsS AnestEtes nnb au 8ptin 6ts Sanfsr%
peagebra3: pesfeu.
Bic Odlen Bnnn in BEN sbtSftu maze bsm Race @runt
uneefdbr Net!e Sgn Der Stast, eeettn wetten.
GftinAungen tGar In Seeterun9S8elb.
Mnaebcte lcten duf benz I'm age: rprcpptaIS for pur
ofe Of 0ee Cattle" ber@rebea mnb an ben llntstetGae
ten in petersbars, 8G., dbreIfrt fttn.
&uf gefebl ppW 3bEs g. SautSar 8rep IlaiDr une 6 6
II g @ Gttsf g 9 Deparemeat BON pa
ef@. Mfa@ @ree1rS,
(bY1-I2( @aPt unb 6 9.
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gYu DnS Nublifuiat !

N9 De lluter;si6netcn beefrsn ftb, tbren Trennten
-AA-unO Gem Pu0Itsum bte Mna'tGe sa MAIDEN, pas fs
tbr e@1ft us Ter RprfwsftGe bpt BaItmrte urp Sre-
p rntfr oerra, tabsn. Eft9rtt9 5dns unb trfater
tGat tte reidfe ausmabi Stpifen unb Nufera fnb
Nt terett beelben auf 8efsnuas anuertSen. au6 ta'
ben ttteben ets pcrr6tbe ape Sprten Ssn 5slstH3rn
Strdmpen @tsenf trmsn u. d. nnb ate In ttes Sad
etnIhlaseuter Arttftl
GO mtrb nes uner Sereben fein, unffre eebrtn kun-
ten ptnitIIG unb reeI ;u bebenen.
&Dntnes 4 Bruser,
l9lrf-S1hel Rr 572 AlgH&df bpn 9laitp. remrntRr
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&ubGGfsmS=Sffce,
9et G + 9 u : 6, UGp 40. gt2p' Aooo-
Q(ngebpte fitr bic 2ieferun9 BON frii4em DID,
fenfleiIh.

@erfs8slte aasebEs II 0agltSt tpssssn BON unerse4.
nete bis UtenItas, r. Dei 12lbr Wtta8s dneenpmaf1
fir Ste Gefernn9 boa frtf8em O&ftnfIttf4 fir
bic Erurpsn i'm Dtfrttte tes HcOrap bonn To- Beg 1865
bis so. Stunt 1866.
Das S6ienfGetf@ mus bon gutter 1ertarF&sr 0uaIitat
fstn unb bic Sde BAN UErbee uH6 5tnertbftl III el6s
nastser Qaanttd eeeert psrsen; Sa3s S9enfe nnb e.
tenfet nO aus8ef9Ipien SaS S3ieaFetI9 IT, esStadst
Quantt tGten unb III l9en 3ten su efern cte SUB
fen3 gOurdr rer bic Be!Ursuns Der Grupsfn nner fa
BAT, beRtmmt rirb.
Die perlpn pelGer bIsr &Dntratt susetbtlt perben ma
ne einen f&rtf gUntraft en8rbtn in ter 8epSbnlt
@en TQrm te eutFfens DePGrtenent oerlanst ,&r-
pten tabrn ftub In bteer Office Su toben.j
eSas Gn6ebot nm In 8eaht 9e3pstn refsfn 81 tbnnsn
muB etre Tbrifl1e 8drdnte bon iWe Dernwprttin 8ar
gen entbaiteu3 melde Idutet wie folet
We the undersigned hereby guaranty that should the
above bid be accepted it shall be fulfilled according
its true purport and conditions.
8u9Istb aua Ioa etn f&rifGer gtrtras nit SCnbs i'm
8etr5q Sou $1,000 auS9fert5t merben, ptnn Serldn9t
Da8 G5pupernement beGdt @ taS et Spr aue Cber etns
aelne 4neebpie bic fir unpdlIeno bait 3u sernerfen.
Wnaebfte mI.n Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beet
beri6resen H. ben natsraetfnssn TIT Setertburs 3D.
dbytftrt letu.
gbief 8 Gept. BON ga.
ala Gresrrp,
tbe1-12) Capt unt s 9 Dol.
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gOnitanie nnterbra& fd uno iebte bunn lfpI

GOnltanie nnterbra6 li6 unO iebte bann Itpls
binjn:
n9O6 tparunt barpn reoen? 8iellei6t nuiIien
Sic gu Sbrer eigenen Gbre ni@t, pie ptel lln>
bell Sbr Sei4tlinn anBeri6tet bat. llno penn
Sic eS pGbten, tuiircen Sic bel Sbrem gbarafe
ter eS bD3 ntdt perteben."
Gonitan3e neiSte ben Ropi gum 9tbidieb unb
sng.
&urt lieb iie 9eben. Ddbreno er Iib oamit
unterbielt, tlene Steine ins gBaiIer ;lt tperfen,
enttpidelte ii9 in ieinen @eoanfen fOl9enber
0ipnolug:
nS6 CLAUDE BET meiner Gbre, iie tuiI mir
bic gprIteIluns beibrinsen, i4 babe elm 9er3
Sermalmt."
st ld9elte.
uSn oieiem 6aII mare es Elm leidt setppnne>
neS uno 5ermalmtes 3er3 setpeIen, 9ie 9an5e
2iebesgeidi6te untfabt einen 3eitrauin bDn -
pierunO5man3iS Stunoen. gine iplhe 6ie6erz
pbautaiie in Der Belt Der @eflble sebt gep6bns
Li9, wie lte tummt, inpem lie peOer Sdmera
nod Sebniu6t nod Grtnnerung suridldBt.
0aS Oldo6en iit rcmantil9, uno barum muB
fie Tim tbrer Sreuu6in lpillen etpaS ungebeuer
GrObe8 aus Der 2uppalie MAIDEN. Ser @epinn
babel 1T auBerOen, OaB lie eiaen @runO be-
fOmrnt, MIDI su buiien.' 8enn cine 6rau nid9t
BON 2iebe ergriffen it, mub iie perabldenen.
&eiae unO tei6dftisungslpie 9amea miiilen
notbwenOig etpaS sur 3erltresnng baben. Absr
i6 bin Dp6 aQSu gltmatbig 9epeiefL bob t6 lie
UNI 70 wDblfeilen 9reis pe9seben lisb. 8ei
meiner Gbre, i'd Bin geswungen, Hepan4e gu
nebmen."
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"a 1yerti9c Slcibcr
RA unb g}obe< <Wrtite[ fir 6erren.

30 31o sn prattarabe. rr
Dtetuen Treunten unb 8efarnn rpte bea eebren pnb.
Iifu ibtr6apyt bic troebknae &n5eee bde M tn netnem
5rre TITS ttn a0rent fertteer Serrentletber Opse ene
iG 6nr Au&eabI ocn u n tertIe iberh 5emhen, "a
f@entI&er g r. il my c, 9emeeniraSen I. 10 rUr-
ratttg baltf.
Aud rerten RGeter rad Wos ben meternfsn Stefen
anesffrttet 1taie fur Baar Ia metn Ifetts.
GSuniibif 81. 8 tenc ten.
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[6Ortiebun9 fOI9t.l
SubGftenssOfHce Der 0sr. st: s: Nrmee'

Sab(f(SeuszSffice Der 25er. S4. 7trntee+
Baltimore, ben :. Oe5br. 1903.
gereeele aneebUte i'm 9uptat Uerbfa & anf ete5 a Sf
flee bis Ntttmpt IS. Sessmber D. s., Ntttass II ubr
otpistsre Ter umsesnb BON Baltimore glp b. unite
gtn6en Sorts GDst WeSenfn NIT etn8ei9lUen uno Don
&sIas SOufe an fer Baltimore nnO OpO StenSa9n su per-
eten nit
friI9em E6lenfleii4,
unb taseIb tOentet tabtn ntulefern fr Wtrnae ans
aneenb am anuar 1866 Obr tn fDl tIr3erer 3ett ais
Der Subffau3 @eneraIs& &Umm far teflmmen mag.
e nS BE tifc BON 8prS.ftbeil nnb SIN erttel (Sals
5@ertel nnD Rterentt nb dussei&Ipen Ia ssr6altntb-
m5etesr Quanhtdt esIteiert nerSen.
Der SalS Der Tbere bic fir Gesrrn9 Spn Shienteti3
lemd6 teIe5 @p1trattes ebld6et ereen rB am Derten
@rb2I aSeef9niten unb BIG 8rar bsruner etrtmnat n
Die @ererbttre ,n btd bs Stsr 8ol rbtrbab 6eS nte
0elenf5 unb bte SnteSerte ehS DIS a~t Spu pSerbalb
oes SGentcl9 9elerfe at8ardGt tetn.
Nle 8aeen tn 8ftreff Sr aualttat une ets 3ufdnees
beSn Osres s9s ben, Ster 9ss Saetfsa. Dsgarts. ,
Quantttdt tub rem 3uitanb hes 8lsi6ss nt0 urte6en
fiu 70 erten Snfdufs auf Sfent!tGsm Otarte auf Rpn
Ses GpntIoettpren serhdbt semG6t rerben.
Ansebpte mG1ea ouf SDrmuare eef9rteben fetn, reI&
auf ber Office ju tdben ino una bic bfm &nsttpt beige
fotsn gertate masn bRr9 sTst seraatpprtIie 8uresn
Die grartrortliGfitt res 8stn mus mistel elmer bUm
@Iert Ger p1Gten Dtarttt @rurt rber opr 8 ST. Otrt
Anmat apsqefelten Ss8stntSaHg na89.wtefen petee.:
Sfeee pdr1ts, mebe Elm An9e5rt ma9t mrb Aurb cine
8eutineuRg napetien bae e eter btreft no inbtrstt
BET resS easm gnsebUt bt4etItSt IT, austr heienissn
pprinter le itrsn Rnmen esetGnet sat.
AngetDte eu Proposals fer furnishing fresh Besf'
ettet6net raS a ben untfrse8nCten aSbreitrt fen.
1aa unterjet nte bsbit itb has Redt prr aae aeer
sin3ene @ebgte bic er r unraenb t6lt sn perrerfsn
aGenn bas Aseetrt I'M gtomeu etder Strma esf9tcbt 70
njen Die gamen Der Etftlnehner pp bic Dpfpce Se>
uaa aueestten lein rber es tr6 nt9t tn Setra&t Gs
3pGens
3ablunsen perten In OlGsn CnSs seetet te bte ger.
Stddten ie eicrn fab etne SsrbGnhfn fpbab as wel6e
etueeber.
Gin Gib Der Syeue Der @er. Stdaten Resteruas auer
getieten be Mnaebpe etnden utrb terIangt, penn fol-
DE ntdt bere.tS In 1eler Office btnterlest H.
2ue Au9ebrtc pet nit heitn MplEttunStn nt1t Ibtr>
einRinimsu uetten pcf.tS suru1eewtefen.
EbHm1& QStIfpn,
(6i5-13) 8reb. 8rtt. 9en. u. s. 6. II. g. q. q