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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
future Recognition.

That every inhabitant Of the blssful
world will be as much distinguished from
all the rest, as one man is distinguished
from another in this world, Is q sentiment
fully supported by the word o! God. Aud
though John says that when Christ shall
appear, the righteous will be like him, yet
that same apostle, 10 the apocslyp'ic vision
saw that the righteous and the Saviour
were not so much al Ike but that be, could
distinguish the Limb amidst the throng |;
that he could mark The elders amidst, the
angels, aud hat, be could know ibe martyrs.
amidst be innumerabe company Aud to,
this same apostle, along with James aud
Peter, 1t was also granted on the mount Of
transfiguralon, 10 see that there was such
q d ference Between one celestial iDhdbi.
tant and another, that Moses could be
plai1 distinguished from his, coppauiou
If, therefore. every heavenly iubabitpot
is TO preserve his,own special iaen,ity and
if weate blessed with the faculty OF vision
ia, tru, b which none can diSpute--what
then will prevent our recognizing oil The
pious whom we have kuowu, and with whom
We have been associated on earth lsvs The
lhonght is delighttnli 3 aud ilsb deligh, is
| increased beca use the fact, is certain. Toe
| dead in Christ have only reached their
home 6rst =; but as their home is to be our
home, and ilheir "a bode our abode. at the
sppopled times We shall meet again. and
the joy Of meeting will be increased by the
temporary separation. sad niH,7H Leslie ,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
POOR BIDDY.

Poor Bddy was peculiarly proud, .aes,ai -
And often passed along the public road
Riding ctick She would have been witch
In the old days, and weirdns filled her niche p
The mocking bairnswould cry as shewould stalk,
"Bddy, you might as well on t%o' legs walk"
And she would say, says she, the poor daftling,
'Imight! butGorthe grandeur of the thing"
Alas, how many pitiful tricks we play o. .l.l
Like Biddy, in less natural kind o. way:
And ride our stick, and Have our foolish fling,
God help US! for the grandeur of the thing
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.rmn lNNER sc,A.Lm.
Tw pT noRArIvs PoSAe,. D, =.

.TN slT lpT HoRArIus RoSASp,p.
Calm me, my God, and keep me calm;
Willie these hot breezes blow,
BE IKE the blight dews' cooling balm .g,
Upon earth's fcyered brow. -a,mf;
Calm me, my God, and keep me calm,
Soft resting on thy breast; as.r .ta.1
Seothe me with holy hymn and psalm,w
iRAnd bid my spirit rest saita+ ii3 le T1i"
ils selma nss ~ = at.at ..y 1sJat 81. oslo.
Calm me- my, God, and keep me calm; -ai
s Let thine outstretching wing -itiiha
BE the shade Of Elm 5 palm, -. ,.- t
Beside her desert spring. 70 b.. -.as as. .
Yes, keep me calm, though loud and rude
The sounds my ear that greet r,,,.-,., .
Calm in the closets solitude, ,a rrtF I
Calm in the bustllng street: a asII 'u I
.ss.
Calm ia the hour of buoyant health, I1
Calm in -my-hour of pain, .
Calm in my poverty or wealth.
Calm in my loss or gain.
Calm in the sufferance Of wrong, l.i1A .
Like Him who bore my shame,
Calm mid the. threatening, taunting throng,
Who hate thy holy name.
Calm when the great worlds news with powt
My listening spirit stir ''' ,-..It ..s
Let not the tidings of the hour a.a.ryl
Fer find too fond an car. --+R
sii.I sr..-. .i4..i-i. -sahaf-t te.~si5R
Calm as the ray of sun or star GaasR-
Which storms assail in vain, Z, ..s
Moving unruffled through earth's war,
The eternal calm to gain ~ 700. ,i,aar
POoR BIDDY 8
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

n The coutinuat iou Of NJ aRsuar's l"Life Of
Jesusa is ia the press. ut is to appear in
two volumes, one Of which viii he entitled
a9es AApotres, % and the other st Paul !"
IL ii 50 id that, this work is'nach less calcq,
lated TO ,psoyoke. criucism Than. u.s. prsdsi
csssor. the zopinienrl expressed inait being
moss 10 conformity With the generally ~
csi'ed views on the subject ;s1.5 ,',.. = 5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
"A wifs,s prayer.

very beautiful Is the following. 'Lord
bless that dear person whom ihou hast
chosen TO, be my husband; let bis life be
long and blessed. comfortable and holy;
and let me also become q blessing unt 0
him, aud tharer. in all bis sorrows; Q
meet helper 10 all the accidents and chan,
gss 10 the world; make me amitle for eyes.
and forever dear to him!' Unite his heart
to me in all the dearest love Of holiness
and mine to keep him, 10 all sweet ness,
charity and compliance keep me from oil
ungenleness.,, all Observation-Disclosures. snd
unreasonablehesss Of passion and hupor
and make US humble and !observant that
We may delight In each o,her., according
10 the y blessed word,s aud both o.
as may rejoice u thee, having our portion
Stsy lNYs @ raR and g service sbss Of GOD f0revsr
| AAiAlbf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

All through Tains going Westward anect at Cleveland
with Trainsfor Toledo, ccago, Ce.sbA c., 'tH"a In
diaR0pots, &c. ~
Aud allthroug going at Dunkik
with Trains GIN Y e. r. r. and at Buffalo with
of N. Y. Central and Buffalo N Y City Railr Dads, for
Hsw York, bHna, Boston, Niagara Falls &c, &c, III
Day Express Easuv West connects at fard with Trans
on the Erie 4 Pittsburgh Road for Linesys headyille,
jamestown, &C. Pa. y 4. - II. NOTTINGHAM, SuPt
%. CLEyRLlND. Ang. Z. 1896. .....r. -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
Do HELP HIN - Manageable young
ladies sbould read and ponder upon tie

following: o,saq,5miA voI .aood Isd %
"A young, MN in sAroostook county,
Maine. advertising for auwife, speaks Of
hi@ssf, as follows i"I an eighteen years
old, have good set Of teeth, and believe
in Andy johnson, the Star Spangled Ban.
ner, and lbe 4h Of July, r i have taken
upa State Lei. cleared up eighteen ceres
last year, and seeded ten Of i doyp, My
buck. wheat looks 6rs;.rate, and the oats
and potatoes are bully. / have got nine,
sheer. q two year old bull, aud two heifers,
besides house and lot, / want 10 buy
bread and, butter. boopskirtsI, and waller.
falls for some person Of The, female persua.
sion during Iifs,. That's what's the matter
WITH me, Bat I1dOn's know how 70 sdoi'"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

Z A ne Il 3 z. ssys his Il & l 4 sssasibls
a move psi psdsfFrkelq t9Is gqt n9fisd
tIasipssss ssihpvl AassFElslDE 10, Ilss
tssis'ai ,tasG s8odi ,lpia1noM 10 ri
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

MORRISON. & TICKNOR-Dealers in Dry
Goods rseeriea, and Shoes Hats and Caps Hard
Ware Crockery, Books Paiuts Cils, &C, AShtabula,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

.iinwsroiS Ent l3jsH sd Gols0U %
uioEa 9gbiTG'd5q1d "a 70 no'io'cs.1 OFT
JTTI77 5IT fHJT- Y 7Tff-'571 57--I-1-1 III m
\ eG oieol yd oWob b9ioy sau ,y8gunsA 30
VI nlahA Il aoU .rzas aauJi,I slI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

-. r. COOK, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
@ andJusees Of the Peace, Main Street. Morrison
Store, Ashtabula, o. .ss,rssit .sa..gssb i
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Merchants.

AMERICAN HOUSE-Jo ohm Thompson-
Jsnerson. ohios RS{I ,gn84gtawaZ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28

CASTLE -&yHQEFMANs Manufacturers of
Portable aud sssscna tst gearing horse Ppw'
srs saving and threhing machines, abos hop,
.siasE, aud shssss press seEeys All kinds
~ofiron kad bfsss eastings Phshs Block, Main srse
Ashtsbnla, Ohio. eR -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
financial.

UNITED STATES TREASURY iSTNEEsT DKpAATsEyI,(
ioEK Dee 5. 1853
DARTIES holding (30) THIRTY or MORE
COUPONS q the three years aud three tenth notes
maturing the 18th instant, requested to hard them In
with &C edules. at any time prior TO the l'ih mat
Holder. complying With the sbove will have Their coupons
examined and checks given for t,h in, AFTER
o'elock p.
Blank schedule. viii be furnished upon Application II the
Coupon Interest Department Of this ofice.
H. II. VAN DYCK,
Assistant. Treasurer United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

Markefs-CAREyuILrh sPoRTYD PoE THE N. y. TRIBuE
MONDAY, Dec. II, le6j
ASHES-The market Is dull. We quote Pots al
$40 20 and Pearls at ell 30.
COTT0N-Thc market remains rather dull, aud
prices close heavy and irregular at +7d49c. for Mid
dlings; sales Of about 800 bales.
COFFEE-No sales are reported to-day. prices 70.
manning Dominslly unchanged
CHICORY-Tbe stock Of this article has become
very much reduced there has been no arrivals Of
count IL this country for the last two years. holders
looking for large advance on former prices sales have
been made within a dav or two at l0c. for the root.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and
State Flour IL less active and prices OF the low and
medium grades are l0020c. lower. and at irregular
prices good Old Flour closed firm and In good requests
the sslss are 1900 bbs at &c coast 40 FOR Superfne
States o. 70a a. for Extra do e. l00se IS for Fancy
do; o. ,0uSe 10 for the low grade OF Western Extra
81 Ou 81 IS for Shipping Ohio: o. e00e9G0 for Trade
TO-. and Ell 5O4tli Is for or ST. Lonis Extras Cana
liam Flour Is quite active and lower the supply Ia arge
sales Of go bbs at " s00se 10 for common TO fair
Extra. and o. 2Oa Oh IS for Trade and Family do
Southern Flour IL irregular and enser. the supply b
raj We note sales Of 500 bbls. 1t u 0Ses " for
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Receipts OF Produce.

Doc ll-ot go bbls. Flour. Is bbs Whisky. 2cO bills
Corn Meal TO- 100 bush Corn ~ ga bash. Data II 40
bush Malt $40 pkgs. Prov s.ons OJ PSs'. Lard 80
ukg.. Nntier.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
STATE AID BogDs.
Interest at the rate Of
SEVEN PER CENT. PEP ANSUM
TN Corn
Payable Seni.ADnunlly.
GUARANTEED AND PAID BY THE

Payable SeInl ADnuHIIy
GUARANTEED AND PAID BY THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
The Bonds secured by MORTGAGE on l60 miles OF
roed from Sacramento 10 the California State Line
forming part Of the great Pacific Railroad Route
adopted and aided by the United States Government
They further secured bv Sinking Fund fsO 900 in
gold per annum reserved from the earnings Of the road
and pledged for their redemption They are irstcass
seoarity IN every respect and limited amount will be
offered upon terms which render them very attractive
and desirable investment. For further particulars In
quire at our Office. No. Nassaust
FISK IL HATCH. Bankers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

WE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND

ORGANIZED UNDER ThE LAWS OF THE STATE OF
NEW. YORK-OFFiCE No. 81 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK CITYWi buy ard sell Real Estate the agent Of
others in all psris Of TIE United States especially In the
sou,h will negotiate Loans Real Securities. will facilitate
and will transact all business in which respon
-be agent, and trusted by ali interests may be
fully employed. JOHN A. ANDREW, President
FaASK r. HOWE vcePresdcnt and General gel, North.
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firal estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

ALI. WANTING FARMS.
~ Ior,. aud thriving settlement Il yIue'and mild
climate; 20 miles south Of Phiad'lphia by rairoad
Rich sol producers large crops; twenty ,cre Tracts ~
Ger acre payable within four years. good business olehhs
rood society Hundreds settling aud making ritoFe
rlen,s Apply CHAS X. LANDS, Postmaster Fnsihu
apd. toynnip j. Letters Glswcrrd Paper. containing
ION Information win be free. From hfo'f I" St2'
PoJia.oH iyricwsl Editor OF The TrDnns; ~ one @ Ms
.raJ condition (oy pcIaaHi Turning na' zoe h"'1 "''
,rIs Of she We,ferB Prdt,fe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

~. trading portion of the community through the
manufacture of paper money, and there /" Nv
escape. Nav
The following shows the condition OF tDe Ne"
York City Banksi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

DEST BARGAIN in market-l69 acres OF
ID Productive LAND well fenced IS acres OF timber zD
apple ;r,cs berg good houses large barns ehccHen
water good urgbotAo0d healthy location terms easy
NM, h. sold; oniy $43S. JAQUES No. ~ Dsy st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

Tor SALE-ln Flushing. a handsome two,
II AIRY Auis and gaseincnt COTTAGE. eiibly located
Ia TIE pea.aniet part OF the village. Inquire OF JOHN T.
ELLIS, No. IL Iohu ST., y. y.
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ROSS PRINTERS.-A BOY from the co,-
- try, IS years Old wishes SITUATION u Sya
evening newspaper or good JOB office. Has bess a.
Once = ,'oeos
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TABLx Of tss Loans Specie Circulation a. ,,s ending Sa
Pant. Of he civ Of Nsic- Yo,k, for w ,sfS "A, Cap.
urdav December 8, 1865. ,eh'eh ss'1'' ""
Of each Rank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

Two LET-A small private STABLE, near
Stuyvesau square In complete order viii accommodate
three horses aud two canisges Inquire Of CHARLES c.
WAKELEY, No l78 East feminist, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

STATE oY ILLINOIS. TREAsuRER's OvNCg
SPRIseuELD November n, 1865. !
HNHE INTEREST on the PUBLIC DEBT Of
i the STATE on ILLINOIS. maturing o. the hrst MON
DAY Of January 1866 win be paid at the Ocean National
Bank Of the City Of New York the his to tho fifteenth
dsys, inclusive, Of January 1865.
JAMES H. BEVERlDGE, State Treasurer.
TVHERE will be MEETING Of the STOCK
i HOLDERS ofthe EAST BANNOCK GOLD and Sill.
YER MINING COMPANY on FRIDAY. Dec. "a. ct the
Office OF the Company No II Broads for the Election Of
TRUSTEES. Polls will be open from to 'p ny order
Of the Board. J. Is. y. GRADY, Secretary.
rINHE RATHBONE PETROLEUM COM
i PANY or WEST VlRGlNh.-A meeting Of tho
Stockholders oiths Company will be held at the Once Of
said Company, Room No "a, No. - Wiliamst. New York
City on THURSDAY. Dec. H. at IL M, to vote upon
Revolutions which will be offered FIrs tho CAPT
tai Stock Of said Company by 80 900 shares additional
working capital Second to diminish the whole Capital stock
from per share, and for such other business may
come before Tie meeting.
GEORGE y. COCK,
JOHN v. PICKRELL, lr...,...
GEORGE BRADiSH, (''"
ROBERT Z. EMBkEE.
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il Hlr Rented long eas", paying u per cent over
tare Free Doooo; would take In psr' payment i15
or anal, place; mar tie city pref rred worth about 5000"
b,lp. elsh or lorzses. Adirrs gyin. price aud ocaon
Of krrnl. Boy So. J.0ll Post Oilce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

DENWICK-ST. That bcauti.
III IN three story aud basement BRICK HOUSE. No. 20
krnwck It for SALE cheap Price +7ocl Apply al the
hou.. OF No. ID! GlsAM c.si. llat stoIr WV ~ hAl.I
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90 Get.

FJNO LET-ln the Bible House, Aston Place,
sSUIr OF OFFICES I'd floor, fronting on Third ave.
with every convenience well adapted for Society Com
psny Immediate possession given. Another OFFICE, also
Apply at lha Tlessuref's Oice kouTth-aye. entrance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
NOR SALE at NEwARK-A SUBURBAN

IL RESIDENCE. 10 niuntes' walk from the station
healthy situation overlooking the ely II rooms with moGer
stables outbudiDgs. abundance 81 Hui now
n. and shrub6eTy. Price S2.OO0. Inquire Of
n. q. FOSTER. No. 1877 Broadway.
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6itnatlons h)antsa- alaI.s

A YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION :.
"A PORTER in store a hotel 10 the citv IN Y
reference Address D., Box No. liz Tribune es t'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

. c0MPE !: dosru Man (English wants
strictly temperate. Country preferred Pint e,. &c
gwen. Cali address 5. fYRRELL No. oCh.tseenu
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CEV ERAL BOOK COMPOSIT0ps
- WANTED by SMITH Il McDoUGAL. q B...rhs

'EO GEN LIZ MEN AUhlCULlURISTQ
Il An experienced FARMER wishes an enzsssmsn, :.
charge Of farm for gentlemen engaged ip rns,.
other business. Apply by letter stating fsl par,,.
JOHN 4. w, station D, New-ioTA- UlexeeDtior,S.
erences can be furnished. '" "'
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Na6ri1tem nus

Die NIT Der vSura" III SEEM OOrf ein9etroff.nen
en9l1ld'en Sldtter entbalten eini9e ue1ere NndriG>
ten ans Sraiilien unb pom ga Blata. 0ieIelben
rel6en bis gum 10. Septemter.
Sn mtlttdrii6er 8e3iebung bate f6 inbeITen
nldtS bon Wtdtigteit be9eb.n. Die paragraphs
l9e Sorbut inter benz COMMANDO BON @Itioart,
bta lift nod immer in llrusuapara ein9ei6lSIen
uno ipitroe pielleibt i6On InterIegen istlt, men1
1lldbt Der brafiIianiiGe 8efeblSbaber ben @eueral
DloreS 10 orlt9eno erIuft bGtte, bic Stdbt ni6t
ourd Elm reimbursement an Ser1tSren. General
Ntlre bate fid bOrtbin begeben, INN periSnlib ben
4nsrtff auf Die Stabt gu leiten. Otaa lab nit
SPauuun9 ben nddlten gta&ri9ten bon bort ent,
9e9e1.
Set Der S9ladt Bel Oatabi baben bic Sara
9Iapdtler bet &CrrtenteS Salt 9enla6t unb eS pirb
au9ettlett 9e9la1bt, DAP, penn es ben Wuirten ae>
ltll9t, urll9Iapana ei1t5unebmen, bic BaraouauIer
1t9 iotort iiber ibre @ren5e SuritdsieBen merben,
Yin fleineS Corps Yarasuapdner bate ben TerilIh
9erna6t, III bic Bropiu3 Santa Sc einsufoIeu, ber
@olrerftelr Der BrODir3 nebf General @miIio
Whtre, benz Sruber beS BrGlibenten. bate i,bod,
iolde cuer9ti6e 2bdtisteit e%ntfalt,t. baf man
sIanbte, Der @infaa ipiirbe ni9t a%elinGen.
Oa Der Winter in ieuer @egenb bpriiber uub
1ebr l9Dnes Wetter ein9etreten mar. 70 tparb er.
martet, baB bic &airten iett ibre Operation.n NIT
Sregerem Gifer betreiben Diirbeu.
Der $aiier bon 8rafilien bate ben SRio @ranbe
,neerl4rttts1 limb befin6et iid iest in Der R6be Der
"le' OeS urugap, no er binnen Rursem cine 9r,-
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Germeibung aIer Grcefe, natf1eatti6 ftorfer Sc
euSre, por3it9li4 beS @b1pntb. NuEer6em rirb
friib Dor benz auSgeben, namentli6 lei falter.
ttndter, nebli9er Witterllng cine marine aroma.
tll9e Snfliton BON &anlmile, lei6teu Sbee. pber
better etfpaS $affee empfcblen. Dies b.rpGbrte Iid
IN Nl9erten uno in Der &rimm llnb mirb BON Zen
Solbeanlten an Der Siiite nod bepba6tet.
Sn Der Sibung Der Mcabemie Der QSiIlen16af>
ten, Telde nut Gmpfeblun9en per16iebeiler Sell.
Ttttel Der @bolerd itberbiuft trurbe, las 8cnnaD
ton0 elne Abbanolu1g, in mel6er er bic ieti9t
@Ptpetllle ntdt dlf Yilger in Wtecca ;uriidfii6rte
lonoer1I pere1 el9erltlt6en Stb in Snpien, unb Der
S9lamnlan86iinItung Der bOrti9e1 NlitIie iuGt.
Se Serrter, Der beriiRmte glltrOnOm, flagte, bob l&
DE Mcdoen1te nm NIT Gerperfung bon 0fittelr
ab9ebe, anttatt before 81 iubitituirelr.
Oer b%erltbnlte Or. Gelpeau rabm borauf baS
gSort nno lprad3 bic 9rOBe @abrbeit aus: bab Die
Cholera cine &ratfbeit lei, bon Der man meniN
ptIle, llrlo bic oft, glet6 bielert anbereu &ranfbei'
ten, it9 Ielber turire. Sober Opftpr babe Ieir
el9eneS WittteI bafiir. Ni9t8 1ei 10 lGtper, ais bo
Wdtt.l an3useben, no jeber 1i6 in bic Sa9e
menge.
@r gtbt odnn ais Sprbeu9unaSnlittel beim er
item Mnfan9 Der Sranf6eit all, man icae 81
SrOpfen 9aubanunt auf einem Stiif 3uder neb'
men ur6 nab 2@3 Stunben mieoerbole1, bic
8reden unb @bolit a%ufbDre1. Mu6 fleine Sniet.
tione1 bon Stdrte, Wto6nblittben nit 60 Crop
fen gauoannm fino 81 empfebleu.
Ste berrlbt III Spanien in @ltrer1a6urd, IA
Wtanda, Wturcia 111o Wfalorca. Die 4uspanoes
ring ans ben befaaenen Oi1tritten tpirb 1ie, fird,
tet man, audi nod III bic frett1 tra0e1.
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Son hes 0inliniifrn Grnh.

Serr Grnft, Der beritbmte GiplirriIt, Itarb an
"A. Oftbr. III Nt55a, na@ elmer ldmer5li6e u, pieI,
SABRE bauernben &ranfbeit.
Sel1ri9 @tl9elm @rnlt mar i'm SABRE 1914, ii
Der Stabt 8ritnn, IN Wdbreu getoreu. Gr iu
birte bic &unft, IN Der er ipdter 70 beritbnt narb,
III gSiet, to er It6 beipnber8 bes @Oblwo1ens
BON Yaganiri ~erfreute. Sein GROCER 0iuf Be
9ann in Paris. no CT meiitenS lebte. @r par
eiI ele9anter @DmpOnift fir bic giolinc; iein'
Die arSSntbe Il 5 bic 'U i'm Se %i1sn'' 1Nar ss;id,u.
marf6erneiWlln9 6ur6 bic eS ibm pGbrenb cine,
lan9er &eibe bon SaRren unut5glid parb, Sffeut'
lt6 arf5utreten. Gum Slid bate er trerle Sreun,
Be, bic Biz 81 ieinem lesten 4uSeubGid auf'S liebe
oOllfte fir Jpn elprst baben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
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WablzNcti1.

@S tpirs Riernlit ben ~geletIi&en unb aualifi;irten G2G5
Tern in ben bstreffenben @arbs Der Gtaot Baltimore no
t3 ~seseben, eaS cine Wabl an ben oeri@iebenen 9tin,m
pIdssu Der reip. Darbs am Dieutas, ben Z. Gag in
Nopember 1865 absePalteu tpirb, nGmli&:
On Der l., g, g., f., s., 6. -unb 7. Marb fir cir
Nit9Iitb bs ~Gcnsreie8 fir ben 3peiten @cusre6bifrift
tbeilp,iie befiebenb aus pbiSen Warbs> ut bic burG BIZ
&eiisnatiOn beS N6tb. g. $. 0ebfer entfautene 8a,
Gang iu fiIen; ferier in Der 49,, a., 15., t., II. uni
IS. gBaro fir bic g8abl zines gtaats>G% Senator's, nm BIZ
8acan5 III fiiGen an steIe bes I&tb. George 6. Wtanus
Der ebenfuIs refiSnirt Bat.
llnb in jeber Ser reipectiSeu Darhs Der Stabt 8aIti
more fir bic g8abI zines
GIcrfs Der Gi:cuit GOurt FIR bic 2taSt Baltimore
Sberiff fir Se 2ta6t Baltimore,
Surpenor
Die Stiumtafen perbeu am ~beIa9ten Gage bon 8 rb
8cru. Bis 5 nRr Nadut., tpie bonn @eieRe befiumt if
often iein. SnO 8. Gaucter,
lpttl7-7nob berif Der Staot Baltimore.