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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14

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l.60; Sames Gosfin, l.60 l6enrr &cth, so {;
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lammen 1926.
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1000 ; 2 QnNiosn, 2.G0; Experimentation unS
SbutthSr. 1856; S69tr uuo PcifEnrin9, bit
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materal!sn, 6 605.-3uiommsn GG95.
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1900; @bortGs 9SsnnCr, @iq., l Sabr aIs 2irEttcr
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titcr, 1900; Dsrette Grtra SaGs asridtttb !,
pirfshtGn, 1900; s. g. Scuit, l Sabr ais Nuf(c
Der, $500 -3ulammEu SS5.75.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14

s@Dte NsuyUrt ,,Dails Nsps," Organ Der
nSrbli&m 5rsunbs Der fdbIi&sn RsbGsn, bas na'
tarlt6 far ReeIstIan sins. fOrNsrt bic Ssrrd'
tier uuf ia ntat 5risbsn 3u iGlts6sn, Sa In far'
3sr Belt England unb 5rantrsiG ben SdSsn an
srtennen unb bic guntsss bstmtrstbsn msrtsn +
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8redtnrtbs s=Dsm Utrattn. Clint
bas nidbt IG5ne Dtmptratsn pfut 5sufd
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14

p~DIs 3ufubrsn fir bic 8sbsasn se9sn j'st
untr cnstiI6sr 5laess BON Nsu gcrt i6tr Ma
tamuras. SIN 0Cnat Sanuer tlartrttn % eng
Ifhe Ghifft ppn gltu gort bortbin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14

armte.5pGpttGIsr.- Die 9abl fsr
patisnttn In ben p9ilabslptta NIitdr'Sciptd'
Iern tstrus am s6lub tr pUrItBtn 8cds T.
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gatlmtrn anfssnommsn, 227 8sRdIt tnS Gslr
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14

Sr.
S2ar austs,aht onf ycrlbjsesns %'hnnn'
oru, mic ftl9t: .,o
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
Ausmtd[tInna ppn @efangfntn.

Der 6ris9sfterstdr tpurbs bon Gen. @ran
In Ssnntnie ssItbt, ba6 e llntrHanSIunSsn mti
BEN SsInSe tsubF&tss tptssn elmer anSsmsintr
ausps&IsIuns Der @sfunSsntn, mad bsm Tanb'
Giabe BON 5000 isbm @Unat, Sas III 70 f6nsu
aIs bic 8sbtIIen Fs ablsftrn fGnnsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
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tn, tsIbeiui9cn bisu:t, raE mir Gle pbi9t Rsanun9
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.6ansf fhrift ZEN l3tsyLSonuar 1865.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
Mrmenb1uS Ge6nut9.
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1864 enotnoe Sabr.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
Dir lirtbauna Sls Gnfttbfrs.

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Dirsttrrsn fss armtn' Sne SsiSGft Sun8s'
9auIss fir Gs6a Gaur!Y.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
SOcffentli6e 9enbu.

Sebrunr 7, 1865. - n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02
COURSE OF LECTURES.

IA -,
A course Of lectures, three in number, VII!
be delivered at
LIBERTY HALL,
during the coming and succeeding two weeks.
The first Of the course will be delivered on
THURSDAY EVENING FEB. z
by the
REV DR. S. g. COX, Of New. York
Subject -ssEngIish Poetry, with Ex@
plantations and RecitatiOns."
Second lecture by
REV. J. MCKEN DRY REILLY
of Baltimore.
Subject :-s'Uur Age, Country anu
Bible.
Third lecture by
HON. JAS. X. DOOLITTLE,
Senator in the T. S. Senate from the State o.
Wisconsin.
Subject to be announced hereafter.
Tickets for single lecture 50 cents, tor th'
course ST. to be had at Mr.. Bell book-s1ore;
the State Journal Office, Mr.. Entwisle's anu
Mr. French's Book Stores, and at the DOOR -,
Proceeds to be applied to the benefit OF Cnfl''
Church.
Doors open at lo clock Lecture to % con- on
mence at 8 O. clock. Jan oO o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02
DIED

Near Betsville, Md, on the 3lst ult., Miss
ELIZA HERBERT, of this place, daughter
of the late VIM. Herbert, senior. g@~ Her fl-
neral took place from the residence of til" late
John c. Herbert, to-day.
In Richmond, Virginia, January 20, Mrs.
BELLA RITCHIE, relict Of Thomas
Ritchie in the 18th year Of her age.
On Friday, the 9th ult., at her late resi-
dAnce, in Prince Georges County. Nd, Mrs.
ELIZABETH CRIMES consort Of the lais
Thomas Grimes, in the 59th year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02
NEWS By TO-DAY'S MAIL.

the Legislature OF Maryland, the passage OF the
amendment to the u S. Constitution abolishing
slavery, and the House OF Delegates inme.
diately approved the amendment by vote of
SO yeas: to 23 nays Thus Maryla I'd is one
OF the first, II not the first, to ratfy this
amendment to the Consti 'utufion.
The total casualties in General Terry army
in the fight at Fort Fisher were six hundred
and ninety one. ~Ot these, eleven officers and
seventy seven men were killed, thirty nine
officers and four hundred and seventy two
men wounded, and ninety wo.men missing.
Mr.. Robert Lincoln, (son Of President Lin
coin, who is now in New York, will upon his
return to Washington enter the army as a
volunteer aid on the staff of Gen. Grant, with
the rank of Captain without pay.
A Natchez letter says, General Davidson, in
assuming command OF that city has extended
his lines on the loads leading ont of the city,
so as to protect the several plantations, and all
the troops are now encanped outside of the
city.
The northern States of Mexico which are
said to be ceded to the French Emperor have
an area of $685. square miles, or fifty per
cent. more than the whole of France, and
nearly one half of the entire territorial surface
of Mexico
An intelligent Frenchman" is about to
open cooking academy in New York, where
a course Of twenty lessons will turn out pro-
fessional cooks armed with diplomas, to bake,
boil, roast and stew.
A person calling himself Thos. W. Flanner
is travelling through the country traudulentIy
representing himself as an agent from the office
of Internal Revenue, and In posing upon reve.
nue. officers and the public in general.
General Hayes captured at the battle Of the
Mine Run, near Petersburg, last July, is re-
ported to have been specially exchanged
This is the second time General Hayes has
been made prisoner since the war.
j. S. Rock, (colored,) of the Supreme Court
of Massachusetts, was yesterday admitted an
attorney and counsellor in the .. S. Supreme
Court.
All the contrabands at Natchez and Vidalia
have been ordered to work on the farms back of
the latter place, and furnished with rations
under supervision.
General Grant returned to fortress Monroe
on Monday from visit to Fort Fisher.
Nothing of importance had taken place in the
vicinity Of that fort
Senators Nye and Stewart, Of the new State
of Nevada, were sworn in yesterday and took
their seats in the u S. Senate.
The nomination of Gen. Meade as Major
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02
The glexanaria Gazette
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB 2.

The PEACE COMMISSIONERS The ich-
1aond Sentinel of Monday last announced the
departure from that city, on Sunday morning,
of Messrs. 4. Fl Stephens, R NJ. [. Hunter,
and James VI Campbell A telegram from
Petersburg reports their arrival at that place,
and states that they would BE- passed through
the Confederate lines on the following morn
ing-Monday That they did make appllca-
ton to pass through Gen. Grants lines at the
time appointed IS also made evident by tele-
gram from City Point, dated on Tuesday,
Owing, however. to some misunderstanding
they were turned back temporarily; but it was
expected that the difficulty would be arranged
within twenty four hours, and that they would
be. at once sent to Washington by a special
steamer.
The Richmond Sentinel says that on Mr..
Blair's second visit to Richmond he brought
the consent of Mr.. Lincoln to receive and con-
fer with any agents informally sent with view
to the restoration of peace The three gentle
men who left yesterday, were therefore select
ed BY Mr.. Davis, and they have gone without
agents, to see whether it be possible to place
conference for peace CT any basis which may
serve for attaining so desirable results.
The Richmond Sentinel Of January 81 con-
tains the following
] "A gentleman who was at the army on yes
terday at Petersburg, when Messrs. Stephens,
Hunter, land Campbell passed through our
lines on their way to Washington, says that
the shouting along the lines Was prolonged
and enthusiastic. 1t would, indeed, be de-
ightful if there was any room to hope that
the Washington authorities are prepared
soldiers to dispense Once before the acclama-
tons of the armies were united When they
lay confronted at Fredericksburg fine militia
ry band played in successio Yankee Doodle, :
Dixie, and other national airs. These were
appropriately responded 20 by the two armies
alternately: but when the band struck up
Home, Sweet Home, > the opposing camps
forgot their hostility, and united in vociferous
tribute to the common sentiment.
The Baltimore American of this morning
says that This whole subject has assumed
new phase Of importance by the departure of
Mr.. Seward, the T. S. Secretary of State for
Fortress Monroe or City Point, at one Of which
places it is presumed he will meet the Peace
Commissioners It is intimated that Mr.
Seward mission is to elicit the views of the
Commissioners, and to ascertain whether they
propose to secure peace by a return to the
Union and submit to the supreme laws Of the
land If they are not prepared to agree to
these terms as the basis of any further agree.
ment, or insist upon any sort of acknowledge
ment.o Of the independence. Of the Contederacy,
then the negotiations will be ended and the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02
r. S. CONGRESS. In the Senate, yester}.,

=. S. CONGRESS. In the Senate, YESTERDAY
a communication was received from the Se,r..
tary of War setting forth the circunls' ances of
the arrest of Lieut. Col Jacobs and Co|one'
Woolford, of Kentucky. Also one from, the
President relative to the shipment Of arm.
from California to Mexico in French yesse!
i1r. Sherman introduced bill to prevent
National Banks paying out other than United
States currency. A proposition to allow the
vote of Nevada to be cast in the electoral
college was discussed but DOT determined
In the House Mr. Cresswell offered a resolu-
ton Of inquiry as to the amount paid loyal
shareholders for slaves enlisted in the army.
The bill for ship canal around the Falls Of
Niagara was passed.
LEGISLATIVE. A bill for the relief of par.
sons hiring negroes 10 certain cases, was passed
in the Senate, on Tuesday. In the House Mr.
Birch of Northampton gave statement Of bis
recent arrest and detention by order Of one Of
Gen. Buffers officers The resolution was
passed referring the statement to speclalcom
mittee, and declaring it to be satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-02

! The W ashington Chronicle of this morning,
in commenting on the Peace Rumors and Peace
Missions, in e double loaded editorial says
s4''There is only one condition Of restoration =
It IS not the abolition Of slavery. 10 that
both sides have at last agreed, the one because
it desired, the other because it could not help
it. That condition is. that the Union shall be
restored
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10

Dem Saluie uno Dem @lautsn ssfcmmsn, has TO-.
tscbl bic Sihsnihaft als aud bic llnmiHsnbeit oft
Die 3uerfteI timmenoen iinb, unb ra6 Der fronme
@lauts oft NIT l1nreht iast: rSie Belt mar UNI"
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lsst @etcnlbaft atlessn ica, uuS untsr tiersr Hsr'e
srtsnne ih mid lAulpis file msins linoise Sarn''
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itt (ois 5lpei slrmen Nlumncn), hisjsni3s Stra1s jn
%erlsiosn, bic Sas tirserlihe Gsiss porihrsitt."
Was Den 8aufmann Splsn tstrifft, 10 mid stnntaf
e~snislten s6snfaas aus Wlitlsio NIT nellen gta9enz
ihner;sn rsrsiftet batsn, ctrrbl man i'm bier sss
Gisennusss in 1tiner srDtitsn Tcrm ~tsltuloi9s.
Wenn 2inbtdd Sas Mtenomabl iii ben 2Srbnun9sn
Der Gcmmunisanten psrttsilts, 10 fiibrts er thinner
~jpsisrlsi Srrtsn gHsin, unpermilAtsn uno persitts>
ten, nit iiA. Gr felt i'm @srnadt, nod BRET anes=
re Wisnidsn ~psrsiftst su batsn, mas CT tnnsIisn
liu9net, inosm or bisls niht fir bershtist .%ssbaltsn,
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treiie, melde ~etsnfaIs por @sriht fano, wnree ron
Der S9eilnatnls an lsinsn @ertrehen freiSslrrrhen,
noeiisn in cine @slotubs rcn25 Stbln. rsrurtbiilt,
neil ie 2lrlenif IN 8erpabrunS bate.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
(3Ir Cen Wefbpten.)
Ser Snuf npnru Nie Wrtrrnrfu

Ser 6rie9ssW finiltsr laBt Den i'm MnoerlrnrtGe
9etansnib 5u Scne 9emarterten unicns Soloaten
Elm Wfpnun,trt erri6tcn, tpcse9en SeiptB Ntemano
ei,ras einreneen niirne, trsnu nur Der 4rtsaS>Wts
niiter fir Die lstsnbsn Union Srleaten lorats. @db,
renb alto fir jene III Scee @emartcrtsn, pelhe
dteripunoen batcn, mad i9rem Sooe, Wonumente
srrthtst lperben, minen uuiere armen lsbsneen lniz
on Srloatsn i'm Siioen Die srDBte Stptb lsipen, nsnn
tie trsrnen felt II Mcnatsn niAt auste;abtt, tsfcm,
men balse Naticnen -miifen allr bunssrn = unb
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lansiam fsrten st ~laiisn, fe su cpfsrnl Sf bas Der
Sanf, relden man Den @eteranen gift, Die 3, a
Sabre ale Sransiale bss 8rieses atsritanosm, bic
ibr &eten gun, Srfer am g atcrlanosaltarc nartrah=
ten, uno nahit @ottssbIlfs bas 2ann rcm @srrsr,
BEN rettstsn?!
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9. 20 anmenbtar fem? vgSete euh !" 9ciner 1T tri
Dem letencen Scloatsn niats III rsroisnsn, ,ratrsnb
lei ben Sccten eurh Grrihtuns ron Mcnumenten
Ssrrisnt ;t MAIDEN 1T. Sruen fe, bic 9stcnoen,
AUDI oarum serpfert merbsn? SAT- lheiut Go 10.
- Sod ugSebe s,th" @ctt 1T Elm sersatsr &ihter!
Msin gobn bat felt 4 Sabren aQe Sdlahtsn
mitsemadt, burh bes t6erren MfaAt ale @sfatren
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den Sanrfsn, aus 9unser unb Glenb u%ufcmmen?!
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fsnnt ct feline 4Hihtsn nidt Fsfsr 2! Sann 1T e5
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ant Dem @sse Der Ssfentlihfsit aufsefcreert, Den
Srissss Miniiter Disisrbalb 5ar &ehenfhaft Su ;ies
ben, Senn sic iinb @ptt unb DEM 8olfs pafir psrs
antpcrtlih. -
l~tnieren trapsn gsteransn m,6 sebclfsn wsrben,
Dies erfcroert io,prbl bic gbre als Sanftarfeit ron
nns, peer mir peroen cine Shmah Dem Auslanoe.
spa ocnn uniere slcrrsihe &epublie gang unb gar
~rerrufsn meroen?!
81. During, 9atcr.
Wocblane, 8arrp County, 0tA., 2. Mua. IS.
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Hinciunatier Warftberibt.

@ineinnati, ben 8. Aug. 1865.
WebI. - aar iuperfenes wiro $7A-s sefrrtert ietod
iine Die @erfiufe aerin9. Samilienmebl S9-9I.
Wbistp. - Slau gu So fS
Sdmals pirb auf "a @ts. g~ebalten.
Meb SO #. gerfau't su $685..
Sdinfen. 22-23 6ts aesuderte 27-29.
90 eisen - Gei3en itsbt felt auf ST s5-1 90; reibsr
Sbip une sSnSiana 80.
Gprn 60-.62 Gents, fau.
SAFER. $50 @ts.. alter; nsler 42-43 @ts.
&pgsen. - Stes anf ST. better.
@erfe. - alte Serbfgerte ST ,25; neue 80 Gts.
Groceries. Gubis. Rp 8aTee 80 - s2I @ts.- 8u-
Der Suder t4R-17h @ts. - giafinirter 21-2t1@ Gents.
-gew Orleans WfolaFes ST 15-t IS.
Butter. -23-26 @ts. fir bette Central O6iu. Sc.
ringe pbne Derfauf.
Rdfe.- 14-t5 gts.,.
gter. 14-i5 9ts iebr fau.
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4uSInnN.

*ss eer S@wet5. S9redHaes I'm,
staa q. Sas Scurnal bon Semi tbeilt NIT, bos
zane partle en9ltihsr Scurtiten, bic BEN Wlont Gerpinn
Seer pas Dfatterborn, einen @ipfel Der Mcute
voia Serg9rnppe, ~teitiesen batten, elm ,hmer,s
unsliid t%strrfsn. Sis Yartte teianS ana flint
y%erlonen unb bic Bsaeisuns bss 8eraaipfeIs oss
lang tbnen aud cbne iraen6 einen ltufaQ. peim
ptnabftei9en jsbch tbat elmer einen Eeblt,itt unS
500 i'm Tallsn 5tpei ieinsr 8esleiter uno Damn BEN
Vdbrer mad ith. Aas bier rcatsn lie bann an Der
sette Dos BerSss btnnnter unb ~itiriten ihlieblih
tn etren 4OOO TuB ttefen @~tsrnnb. Sic Ganen
Der SerlnSlidten finb 2crb Traneis Ocualas 90
Sabre ali(, Serr 6aobr unb GER G6arles SueIcn
rom Scnocner Mpsnelub. Ser Shame bes SIbrers
TT @rcs. Sic 9sihsn finb unsrreibtar. Nah e.
nr ipdtern Uftttbeilans tsitanh tie Yartie aus pier
@nsldneern nnb frsi Tibrern uno ale batten fe,
INN iih Sessnisitis einen nod erSBern 9alt III ss=
zen, Elm srrbes Cell INN ibren aeib setpi&slt, Sas
tie irmit aQe rerfnirfts. Beim 9inattsissn sina
Der cine Uiitrer, Mfihasl GrrS pcran, uno Damn
tolstsn Die GnSldnssr uno ben ShluB biloete Der
Uitbrer Saustpalb netf irinem Gc6me. 8eim
9tnatfetsen tparsn fc ale iebr SETTER ssitimmt uno
Trcblrdten barater, baB GO ibnen selunsen, ben
Gipfel bes Fisher fir unsrtsistar Sebaltsnen Bers
9ss su erflimusn, als plSslih Der junss 2crb, Der
pcn Dem Sinauifeisen isbr erma1tet trcreen mar
unb trcsbsm er siniee Stunben sslhlafen, fh nod
ntnt redf ertclf tatte nnp beepalb unltcper 8tn8,
ausslitt, babel bas Ssil iAarf an5cs unb ir bic
sanSs 4artis nit fa tinuntsrriB. Srcs Der furhts
barren Shnedtsfsit, NIT Der Der SAT- ~fattfanc, Sat,
te bod Der SHbrer Saustpalo nrh IL risl @eiitssses
ssnipart, DAP CT isinsn stsil pom seile iesr Den
iAarf bsrrcriprinssnpen @ano sines Tellsns mari
uno bacurh bic sanse @eieaidaft sersttet ~slaubts;
aaein bas Sau rib 5riihen Gem hrittsn unb pisrtsn
@nstaneer uno 10 i"tarjtsm bic anhern RON Sells ;u
HelS ipetter une .eubfih tie furfttare Gluft RON
1000 gus binuntsr. Sic brsi l1sserletsnoen febrs
ten I'M iAredliafen 3uitanS mad ibrsm Aussanss'
punft, 3srnatt, snriid. Scfcrt eiltsn 3pan,is
MeniAm ben 8sr9 tinauf, INN Die 9eihsn 1u snts
eefen nno is s%lauttcn. naB fs fs, nit 6ilfs els
mes Tsrnrc1rs, in Der Siefe swei Sci swsi liessn ia=
9sn, ic oab alic, ME es ihsint, bas Sau nod elm,
NAL ssri0sn 1T. Sas game Sort uno Die Sablrsi'
den Scuriiten, bic bort fh t%sfanben, rarsn i'm 3us
itano Der ~tisfiten Bsairiuns. Sad elmer nrh
lpdteren Mafriht 1T es Ihlisb(ih AUDI s~slunssn,
bic Ssiaen aus Der Sluf. berausau6rinseu.
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Suli IS. as.
Seffentlid)er Verfauf.

Der ltnterseibnete pirb auf feinem Wpbnrlas, 6 UPeilen
Sftlih pom Columbus unb 2 Weilen iiblid pom @abanna,
spiiden Der 8rpaepap 9ite unb Der Sobnstppn Roab aele.
gen, AM
Gien1as, Cen Is. Iusuf 1865, @ormittaas I'M
10 ltbr,
bic ~fplsenSsa @e8sniidnss OHentIi9 meiRbietenb ~veriteiaern
lahen:
5 srbeitspferte. 2 .sise, sdweine, 1 9udtI6weiu NIT
sunsen, 2 sweiipdnniss Wasen. 1 Sprinapaaen, elm. unb
Bmeiipannta gu sebrauhen. 2 3ueiipdnnise gferbesefbirre, 1
einfates Gferesei9irr, 1 Sdsemai6ine unb ueridiebene an.
tere @esenitdnte.
8erfaufsbetinaunaen: @aare 9abluns.
Nud mirs Der Undergraduate CUR ielbisen 3eit feline bort ae.'
lsaene 6arm %befebene ans 5iA ader, autes eanb %psriteiaern
lafen: 20 ader iino flar. Der Gef bsaebt aus gHalpans.
Sas @anse 1T ~ein8efsnst une beitnbet fd Elm sutes g1obnbans
AMI Dem sane. fopie cine INNER paFerreide Guele. Die
9eitstabne hi.fer 8arm fir cen adufer pirs am Gage ees
Serfaufs befannt sema6t.
aub TT belalagenes 9aubpls pprbanten, 80 Bel is Snb fur
eiu 6dus gu bauenn weltes aud p~ertei9ert sire.
Nerfaufsbeoin9un9en: 3wei 9rittsl baar nne Der Hef baar
in elm une spei Sabren.
Wileeln, STEINER.
Sill u. '65. sm