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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12
Private Sales.

harms AND MILL FOR SALE.
Il Wishing to be relieved from business. Offer
for sale privately, the following property: One
Farm, known as the Clark Farm, pa mi les from
Staunton, On the Spring Hill and Nj Scion road
containing 102 acres.
q The Farm that j. P. Cline resides on-on the same
roads miles from Staunton, containing $50 acres
The Farm that David Slower formerly resided on
two miles north of Mt. Sid ney, containg l40 acres
The farm that my Peter resides on, one mile
above Naked Greek, on the McAdamised road. This
is one of the best farms of its the County,
tanning i acres.
The Peck Mill property, with all its appurtenances
It is not worth while to describe the property per
sons wishing to buy will examine for themselve s
The property will be shown by persons residing
Their con SAMUEL CLINE.
Nov. 28--3ts-R Rockingham Register copy and send
bill to this Office
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND PERSONAL

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND PERSONAL
i PROPERTY will offer for sale, on Wednes
day. the Goth of December, at the residence of Rev
Saml Ken nerly, on South River, TRACT OF
LAND of geo Acres. 90 of which cleared and in
good state of cultivation. with small dwelling
house, good, new frame stable, and well of never
failing water it tract of AS Acres of Mountain
Ian d, and all the PERSONAL PROPERTY Of
said Rev: amuel Kennerly, consisting of Horses,
ham Bull So Sheep. q Hogs, Wag blows. H. Har.
Horse Tbreshing Machine, with eloyer-seed box
attached, Hay P ress, and one set of Backsmith's
Tools. Also, McCorm .ck's Reaper and Mower, in
good order.
The land is in good neighborhood, and convenient
to Mills, Stores Churches, &C., and the quantity Of
wood land, and the demand Tor lumber, together with
its proximity to mills, makes it desirable little
farm. The other is all wood land. Those DESTROYS
of seeing the property will call on Rev. s. Kennerly
who Will show it to them.
The creditors of said Ksnnerly will attend the sale
and buy to amount of their claims.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Do not forget the 10Th day of December at 10 o'clock
SAMUEL KENNEDY, Jr.. Agent
tor the creditors of Rev. Saml Kennerly.
Dec 5-2t indicator copy 1t
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AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.

Fur the Spectatuf.
Deer Cuzzln Gabe In your Communication
agin Mister ]. Myers, q. p, was skeered till l
was most froze, 4 hat yu wuz goin tn say sumthin
about hirin furriner and promisin tn pay him
wheat, and after wheel tux rize, he concluded
tn pay in money l was also so skeered till my
eyes wuz as big as a SKIM ed cows, thinkin that
yu wood say sumthin about sellin widder wheel
by the bushel and then fndin it waved Cabs.
sold it to her by the pound, which is law, p.
Your deer Cuzzin,
FEB. SPIKES.
P. Extraordinarily If mozee charges en-
nything-as he's bound to doo--I'n pay him as
soon as l sell my koonskins. But please don't
put it in the Register z. B.
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GALE OF LAND.-In pursuance Of decree Of
- the Circuit Court of Augusta county, made in
the cause of Peter G.. Garber's widow against his
heirs shall proceed, ON the premises, Saturday,
the 3eth day of December, 1865 SELL at public sale,
to the highest bidder, TRACT OF LAND in
Augusta county, containing about hundred acres,
more or less adjoining the lands of Martin CARRIER,
George Towbernan and Others and near the Port-Re-
public road 1t has it, comfortable Cling house
and necessary out-houses, and it is desirable
small farm. TERMS: One fourth in twelve months
with interest from day of sae and the resid in
equal payments and two years thereafter. the
purchasers giving bonds with good personal security,
and reservug the title as ultimate security.
Dec SIT REUBEN A. CARRIER,
Commissioner.
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1On AuREs GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

This land is situated about midway between Mt.
Scion and Stribling Springs being about three miles
from either place, and contains few Acres less than
IOO-has on it a comfortable DWELLING and all
necessary out Buildings, good Barn, about 200 Sc
lec Fruit Trees-the greater portion bearing Fruit
or 8 good Springs, water in every field, str cams
running through the land. A first rate site for a
Tannery or Distery-naturally adapted to Grass,
Is Acres Wood Land and Is Acres Of Watered Mea-
dow.
Persons wishing to purchase can be shown the
premises by David NJ Kyle Esq, who resides on the
adjoining farm, by R. P. Eubank, at Moscow, Au-
gusta County, Va.
TERMS very accommodating. and the money will
be taken in currency, as it may fall due.
Aug. 29-tf K. T. EUBANk.
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The Times says that emo jury drawn in the or
binary way would convict Mr.. Davis as the Rad
icals wish him convicted. What are we to infer !?
Is il contemplated to draw jury in any other way
than the ordinary way-to draw one with the ex-
press object Of changing, quartering and drawing
jeff Dayis-N. Y. Neios.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12
For the Spectator.

F0r the Spectator.
STAuNroN Va,
December IL, 1865.
Mr.. EDITOR IF you remember rightly. you pub
lished article in your valuable paper, weeks
since relative to the Fire Company ofthe town.
The spirit of the company was at once aroused and
faithfully have they used their energies orng it,
in strength and numbers, equal TO its palmes days.
They have asked after showing their capabity. the
requirements necessary to do their duty The Council
of the Stanton have been informed of the
sequences if the necessary equipments furnished
ask, where does this responsible matter rest?
BOB JONES.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

O YALE OF LANDAU the request of Jno. Snapp,
y will SELL in front of the Court House. in Staun
tom on Tuesday, December 26th 1862 tract of Land
balance cleared and under fence lying three miles
of Staunton, the Parkersburg road The land will
be shown to any desiring to purchase, by James c.
Riley, who lives near the premises.
Terms 5000 cash one third of the remainder in 60
days. and the balance in and IL months, the purcha
ser executing bonds with approved security.
CUSHING CO.,
Dec 12-fds AuctiOneers.
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Auction Sales.

e. NJ. CUSHING 4 CO., Auctionssrs
A UCTION SALE.-On FRIDAY, Dec. 22nd, ]
II will SELL at public Auction, the following personal
property, VIZ: horses, cows, is head of sheep,
head stock hogs, one three horse wagon, wagon
one two horse wagon, one two horse three
spring break wagon, carriage and harness, plows
harrows and other farming imp lements. Also, house
hold furniture, including an excellent Wheeler and
Wilson sewing machine several fine hives of honey
BEES and th rec shares OF Central Railroad Stock.
Terms made known at sale.
IFriday should be nclement the sale will take place
next day. SWIM J. NELSON,
Dec l2-ts at Hogshead's Mill.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.-The subscribers
w will offer for RENT, to the highest bidder, on
1st day of January, 1866, the Large Brick WARE
HOUSE, now occupied by Mr.. r. ] Hope, immedi
ately opposite the Depot of the Central B. in Staun
ton: Possession win be given on LIST April, 1865.
attic. It has front of forty feet with depth of so
feet and is conven iently arranged with office and
erything necessary for large business for which it's
proximity to the depot affords many advantages.
Rent payable quarterly in o. 8. Treasury notes.
ALEX. II. III. STUART.
Nov 29-tdr SIMPSON F. TAYLOR
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Staunton Advertisements.
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES

THE undersigned having determined to place it
J. within the reach of the poor as well IS the rich
to keep their feet dry and warm, has RED UCED his
PROF!TS-upon the princip pie that LARGE SALES
and SMALL PROFITS will prove more advanta-
geous to the public, and equally to himself,
offers his stock consisting of
Gents CALF BOOTS,
and Boys CALF CONGRESS CATERS,
BALM0RALS,
Heavy Coarse BOOTS, Mems, Boys and Youths.
(" g BROGANS, Mems and Bows
ALSO AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF
Ladies', Misses and Infants SHOES,
Consisting, principally, of
Ladies' Glove Kid, high-cut. BALMORALS,
:" Sc CONGRESS CATERS,
MOROCCO BALMORALS, 4
4" high cut Morocco BOOTS,
" common Morocco BOOTS,
" heavy Morocco BOOTS-Extra Sizes.
Misses Glove-Kid, Fancy Congress CATERS, Sc,
at from 10 to Is per cent. LESS than former prioss
sY All persons wanting such G oods, will do we'll
to call and examine the above stock, two doors East
of the Post Office, at the store of
Nov 2l-tf G. N. WILLIAMS.
VjndIcatOr cODv
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S'TAUNTON SPECTATOR.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 70, 1865.

RG5~ Capt. Jos. NJ. STEVENS is authorized to
make contracts and receipt for advertisements for
the "Stannton Spectator"
Gy Mr.. J. FRANK. DAVIS is authorized to re-
eeive subscriptions for the "Staunton Spectator
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

The s'Spectator' furnishes one Of the BEST me-
diums for advertisers in the State. 1t is one of
the OLDEST papers in the State, having been es-
tnblshed near a century, and been published for
Al years under its present title, and, in conse-
suence of its locality and large list Of substantial
patrons, has been justly recognized by business
men as the best medium, in the interior Of this
State, for advertising
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12
Nov 28-tl

HOGE, MASON & co. are now opening their I'd
Ill supply of FALL 4 WINTER GOODS, con-
sisting in part of
French Merines, Poplins, (plan and striped}
All wool Delaines, Alpacsas.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres,
Satinets, Factory Goods 6-4 and 4
Gents Fine Calf Boots,
Men and Boys Heavy Boots.
Cents, Ladies', and Mi sses' Shoes,
Hats of every description,
Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Candles, Woode and Wit
low Ware, which they invite the attention of pur
chasers Nov 28-H
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New Advertisements.
Jno. A. & Y. M. Bickle,

CABINET MAKERS & UNDERWRITERS,
HAVE lately received, in addition to the work
IL made by themselves, assortment of Cane Seat
and Back Parlor, Rocking and Nursing airs, also,
Wood seats of various styles and pr ices solid and
nered anut Mahogany and other styl OF Bedsteads
W robes, Safes, and Wristbands; Dining, Bre ak
fast, and other style of Tables. We have also made
an arrangement with the best manufacturers in N York
and Boston to receive, in few weeks general
ment of Chamber Sets, in Walnut, Mahogany and
Rosewood varying In prices and styles from $5. to
$500 per also, all styles dressing Bureaus Centre,
Toilet, and Card Tables with marble and wood tops
and hav such other facilities in contemplation that we
satisfied can furnish any style of Furniture de-
sired at short notice and at less prices than any other
establishment in he county We have now on hand
full stock of seasoned LUMBER-W alnut, Cherry.
and Sycamore Also extra crotched veneers of Rose
wood, Walnut and Mahogany Y, and make to order
any articles desired in the very best style.
We will, also, pay strict attention to the Underta-
king Business and furnish and convey to any part of
the county, solid and veneered walnut and mahogany
COFFINS; also, Cloth covered Cofins and when de-
sired Metallic Cases Of improved patterns. All we
ask is fair trial. Satisfaction guarant eed.
We have always on hand Split Bottom Chains of the
o. REPAIRING promptlydone.
SJ- Wareroom Augusta street.
JOHN A. s. Y. M BICKLE,
Dec 12-f Practical Cabinet Makers
TN STORE AND FOR SALE
barrels Tuscaloosa Whiskey,
barrels Parker Whiskey
barrel Grey-superor article.
~ SACKS NlafS1all Salt,
Sugar. Coffee, Tea. Bacon, &C.. by
KER, STEVENSON & co.
OJ Special attention to buying and selling on COM
mission. K, S. CE CO.
Dec 12-4t-virginian copy.
NOTICE.-AIl persons having claims against tho
" estate of Fleming Moon, Decd requested to
present the H. nj. Bell, at the office of Echols
Bell & Catlet in order to enable ascertain the
amount Of the lndeb edness of the estate and make
rang emens for their payment.
SIMPSON F. TAYLOR,
JOHN RAMSEY,
December l2-St Administrators
NEW BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS =
IN large ass ortment of beautiful Photograph AL
buns Bibles, Praye Books, and Psalms and HYMNS in
fine bindings; Juvenile Books large assortment of
Toy books Games and Puzzles; Paper Dolls hand
somey bound volumes of Poems, Albums, SC.
DIARIES FOR 1866.
Dee 12- ROBT. COWAN.
nR. j. ST. PIERRE GIBSON offers his
~ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to the citizens of Waynesborough and vicinity.
He can be found when not professionally engaged, at
his office, Back street, at the residence of j. Wal
lace, Esq. Dec Pit
1'HE partnership of j. w Points Co., is this day
l. (Dec. LIST, Is 65,) dissolved by mutual consent.
j. w. POINTS,
Dec PIN JOHN G.. GROVE.
NOAL OIL AND LAMPS.-We have a nice lot of
~ Coal Oil Lamps and No. Kerosene OIL for sale,
at reduced prices- Call and
Dec p ISAAC PAUL g. co
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

TTORSE STOLEN .-On Monday, Sept 4th,
IL Horse belonging to 1.-THE su bscriber was stolen
from the premises of Mrs Catherine Shuey of the fol-
lowing description He was chestnut sorrel. with
light and tail, supposed to be years old this
Spring. with large blaze in forehead saddle and
gIrth marks. raw boned, in good working condition,
carries up well in harness when mounted. lib
eral and ample reward will be given for his recovery
Address MEREDITH BAILY,
Sept l2-tf3t* Staunton, Va
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

NREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.-Piper Of
" Fankhouser have just received very large lot Il
NEW GOODS, especially Dress Goods and Cloaks.
to which they invite the attention Of the Ladies' and
ID fact all dealers who want great bargains. We
sell all kinds of Goods at realty Reduced Prices.
having recently made purchase at lower figures than
formerly, and we determined to give friends
the immedi ate benefit Of the fall.
Don't forget call at wv hte's Corner" opposite
Benz Crawfords old stand and you will find IN
e arrest in wh at provide. Nov 28-1m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

NEW DROG AND CHEMICAL %
IN STORE, Next door to the Post Office,
DIR. N. WAYT BRO, would inform the u
Physicians and Citizens of Staunton and surrounding
counties, that they have just opened fall stock Of
fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, Dye-Stus Spi.
article belonging to the Drug Business, at the above
Store Room. Every thing in their is fresh and
has been selected with much care.
az Prescriptions accurately compounded. -@
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

T livery STABLE.-The undersigned keep con-
IL stantly for hire at the American Hotel Stables
SADDLE-HORSES, BUGGIES, AND RACKS. Hsr-
Sc, fed, also, and we'll groomed
Nov l4-tf CRAWFORD 90.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

GAVE YOUR MONEY by getting your Watches
~ repaired by BARNARD MAYNE, who, for the last
ten years, has been employed in Of the best
w atch Making Establishments in Europe and in this
Country. Persons having fine Watches such as Chro
nometers Reporters Duplex English Patent Levers
will find it to their advantage to give him call, be
does his work the best principles moderate terms.
&C. Work Room, Corner of Main AMI Augusta Sts.,
up stairs, over Armentrouts' Tobacco store.
Dec 5-St -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

CTOP THE THIEF
- Stolen from my stable, on Saturday night last,
La BAY HORSE, about years DID, about IL hands
high, heavy name and tail, the name some hat worn
off by the collar, PAGES toleraby well, and white
about him ept small hive spot in the forehead.
The Horse could not travel very far Saturday
night as he haa been ridden forty miles Saturday,
from Hi ghtown in High land, to my residence near
Church yille will pay fair reward for the recov-
cry of said Horse. JNO. SANDERSON,
ear Churchville Augusta, Co.
Nov 2S-Sts*--Vin copy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

GOAL OIL AND LAMPS.-We have nice lot Of
" Coal Oil Lamps and No. Kerosene OIL for sale,
at reduced prices. Call and
Dec I2- ISAAC PAUL g. co
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

r W. 8. TAYLOR, Dealer in
y. GROCERIES COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Main street, opposite Post Office,
STAUNroN, VA,
Keeps constantly hand fine assortment of Fla M.
lily GROCERIES, which he will sell cheap for
CASH, or give in exchangefor al kinds of PRODUCE.
He respectfully invites the public to give him call
Nov 2l-tf
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Strayed or Stolen.

GE0 REWARD.-Stolen, from the subscriber.
eDCO on Sunday night, the Sd instant, a SOR-
REL MARE, years old, Is hands high, With white
face fax and TAIL branded ga" on both shou-
ders and under the name, carries high head has fine
carriage and dog trots well.
will give $25 for any information that will enable
me to recover the mare and S 25 foe the thief
Address, ANDREW A. era WORD,
Dec l2-3t Mt. Scion, Augusta co., Va.
A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS OFFICE,
IL to wit-ESTRAY HOG.--Taken up by Geo.
G. Hanger his land, of the following description.
to wit: A HOG of white color, no MARKS tail cut
off, wei CHING about 125 pou nds gross weight and sp
praised at $40 90 BY A. Roudabush, j. Koudabush,
and Jacob Hanger, before James W. Calhoun, j. P.
Extraet-Teste,
Dec SITS VIM. A. BURNETT, Clerk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-12

NEW BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS =
IN large assortment of beautiful Photograph AL
buns Bibles, Pray Books and Psalms and Hymns, in
fine bindings; Juvenile Books; large assortment Of
Toy books; Games and Puzzles; Paper Dolls hand
somely bound volumes of Poems, Albums, SC.
DIARIES FOR 1866.
Dee 10 RORT COwAN
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-04-13
LIMB neues 2eben tLiibt aus zen Guinen. =

TricSe iibermI1crt ben Grieg. - Gin Gorrsss
rcnpsnt, Der fiir;lih cas 9uu 9iun shlahtfelb tes
luhte, itrstt DAP naisltf fitlAe Dalntlumsn
aus lesrsn 9ulrsrtalasn bsrauSwaaisn; cine nils
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feb - Zen 3umnelrlas hss menihlihen gpatrs
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gittstur9 Den 4. 9lpril. Ser irstbiie Sin,
trub uno Sietaa9l, welhsr felt LANCER Belt bier
rOrfam, wurre am Mcntas Mcrsen i'm 8anf6aule
bon SSilams uno &c., Ste Der eritten unn gSrpez
traBe, entSeft Man fano nGmlih eaeltf nas
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uno So. bat bier nairlib srr6sS s(ufisten scs
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,ur Nustiibruns bes &auts ssnssn bon @eranets
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treden ess @srGlbes parsn rsrmutblit eiaens
fiir cirlsn 3mef anseisrtist. 9saus Dem iSubtcz
Den ees Dtsren 3immers ssiAnittcnen Stite tras
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QSie mir idrn seitsrn iasten, sebt fsn Gent all
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tern feline @elaafts in Der ss,rctntsn S8es lpsocr
aufsenrmmsn. (4inst. @fstlt.)
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Sn Nep eisbrn, S6ic, tsfam rcrlssten
Scnntas sltsnS, ais Fer sbsrifT NIT leinsr Srau
in Der Stride mar, Elm @tann Namens Stuffed bic
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baron nabm bss Sfmifs ltsterrcd nit. &uiTea
ilst jest 'tfit une i1stt isinem 4rreee entsssen.
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Jabr0. %.

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ataeminnt.
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Den @erunit ans
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9Rcrsen Neranhe, &amcrab, menn nu auf Gere
9altf.
SaS mar gierrs's ertsr Sag i'm 9asnc.
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Gin 3eitbilb. usssin, Miter Safer, @ie
tcnnen Die 9anb meiner Srhter nibt ebcr baten
tts Sis ibr an 8sfs unb Stslluns slsibitsben."
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gen rsrlieb nerelte bas rrdbtise 9anebaus. @cbs
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Dem Nltsn, Der i'm tarih anfutr: v9Das nrllen
sic Idrn msner bier% uWlein Serr", crmoerte
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eintn epntraft, Die Nrec nit fyleilb su pcrsbcn.~
vNt, ab", nntsrtrah i9n Der 9lts nsuseris unp ses
lrannt. vOann faufte ih alle untranhtarsu unp
altcn @ara1eris 9ferse auf." sd rerlie6s, ib
rertebs", rtet Der en;iifte @ater, vlnb bic aafen
Iebr sutes &inbFeiih." so 1T cs, unp Der 81,
mimi paran mar inmenie." uSas slauts i'd ieltit."
yllno jest msin Ser, rerlanse ib S9rsr itSnsn
sohter Sane." USnnss, iie 1T Ssiu; ater BAIT
Elm, feb midi an! 8iit Su bic game Belt iiter
ltsts ~lrpa" seweieu?" vsis in nas Snnsrite meiz
mes 9eriens", tsbaurtets gafsr. ullnS", fm6r Der
alts Wtann NIT rcr 8abruns Sittsrnnsr etimne
Fert rtit Sn fir reitere enersiihe Srisssfibruns
ve'epis, ssriB!" vSann, Suusc nimm iis. aRa=
rte, incin &ine, frmn bersn, Ssin gSilam rers
lanst Hih Scio sliiflih, msine &inhsr, unb mas
immsr Sas S4iflal iiter uns perhinscn mag, labt
inns lntsr alien ltmitanrs, Die &sssruns unteritiis
gen." (N. y. SisSts)
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-06

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