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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
THE WILMINGTON FAILURE

another Version of the Cause of the Failure
Great Strength of the Fort and CARR.
son-IHe Method Taken by the Rebels to
Protect ThemsslUes from the Fire Of our
Navy.
The Norfolk NesO Regime of the goth ult.,
whose editor accompanied the expedition
against Fort Fisher, attributes the failure
of the attack to lack of cooperation,
and the premature explosion of the tOrpe-
do at time when, as he says, "the naval
feet was sixteen or twenty miles away,
and the army feet riding out the storm in
Beaufort harbOr." 1t further says that
Admiral Porter did not commence the
bombardment till twelve hours after the
explosion. Speaking of Gen. Weitzers
reconnaissance, after AdmiralsP had
expressed to Gen. Butler the opinion that
there were no rebels within Eve miles of
the fort, it etates:
He (Weitzel) found the contrary to be-
the case, and that there was good deal
to do besides throwing troops into what
was supposed to be an empty fort. He
discovered, from the prisoners he had taken,
JuhS lu6L0 "S49 4uAUA0A A4GA Al lu6
work; that instead of thirty six guns, there
were nearer sixty; that the men inside were
snugly lying in their classmates, and patti
emily watching the fast descending missiles
of the feet. He learned, too, that on
Tuesday of last week Hoke's division had
set out from Richmond, and that one bril-
gade of it was then ercamped within a
mile of the garrison. Fortifying this story
of the prisoners, came an attack behind
him, upon the troops which were landing.
The Brooklyn defended the disembarking
warriors in manner worthy of all praise;
still it was necessary for the soldiers to
do something for themselves. They push
ed into the woods, and the "bushwhack-
ers," or Whatever they were, for time
disappeared. Things looked little stor-
my lust then. Our men we're in the situa.
ton of soldiers striving to take Fortress
Monroe, with the sea behind them, and ak
thousand men of all arms on their flank,
with regiment of South Carolina cavalry
at Masonboro.
General Butler moved down in the di.
rection of the fort, and consulted with
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
The Recent Raid Through East Ten
nessee-From Rebel PAPERS.

NRw York, Jan. 5.-The Herald cores
pondent gives full account of the recent
important raid through East Tennessee
and Southwestern Virginia of Generals
Burbridgeand GiIlem. The Injury effected
by it to the rebels was immense, and ia to
them probably irreparable. The lead
mines, salt works, 90 fOundries and for
uaces, 100 miles of railroad, Is locomo-
tiVes, 200 cars, and vast amount of other
properly of the rebels were DESTROYED
and 20 pieces of artillery and many pris-
oners were captHred from them.
The Richmond Examiner says that the
Sentiuel's proposition to claim the protec-
ton OF England and France originated with
JET. Davis, and had it's birth in a panisky
mind.
The Savannah correspondent of the
World hints that Sherman will march first
on Augusta, then to the rear of Charleston,
when, with Dahlgren in front, he will lay
siege to the stronghold.
Dispatches captured on a rebel soldier
divulged the intention to send the rebel
rams out of Charleston harbor at once,
thus taking advantage of the absence of
our iron clads. This led to promptly send
ing all the monitors to Charleston harbor,
where they now are.
The Richmond Sentinel has a report,
which it discredits however, that Price is
dead.
The Sentinel of the 9th says a boat
load of blankets had been received at Va
rina for the Yankee prisoners.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
Miscellaneous.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 6.-The World has
rumor from Washington that Senator
Morgan is to be Secretary of the Treasu-
ry, and that Mr.. Seward will be made Sem
ator in the place of Mr.. Morgan.
Mr.. Adams is to succeed Mr.. Seward in
the cabinet. 1t is not said who will sue
coed Mr.. Adams.
The same correspondent says Mr.. Dra-
per's nomination for Collector of New
York will not be sent to the Senate, but
that Preston King will be nominated by
the President.
The Petersburg Express is informed that
the cotton found by Sherman in Savannah
is owned by Great Britain, some by private
individuals and some by the government.
1t appears that only !. 900 blankets were
sent to our prisoners, and the Express says
there are 5000 Yankee prisoners there,
this supply will fall short two.thirds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
From savannah

Nav YORK, Jan. 5.-The HeraId's Sa.
vaunah correspondent says many Of the
citizens had taken the oath of allegiance.
The Sd division of the 2Oth corps had
moved across the Savannah river into
South Carolina, and met and drove a reg
iment Of Wheeler's cavalry. No other
rebel force was found.
Adams Express Company have already
received and forwarded north over 5000
600, and the rush continues.
In addition 10 military reviews, the en-
tire FIRE department had passed in review
before Gen. Sherman. With the e1cep-
ton of the officers, the companies consist
of neRroes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
OHIEF QUARTERMABFER's OPPICE.
DEPARTMENT OF WHsr. VIRGINIA.
OuMBERI.ANp, ND, NoHempsr Isth. is5I

CUMBERLAND, Md, November 18th, 1864.
GEALnD PR0PosALs in duplicate are invited bv
~ tne pnder1gned for supplying the Quarter
Virginia at 'Oharleston, ParkerBbnrg, Wheeling,
West Virginia, and Galtipolis, Ohio and the Seye
raj DePotS on the line Of the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, as follows: Ol6rkIburE, Grafton. Now
Greek, Cumberland, H1IrinSburG Harper'1 Perrv
Berlin, Point Of Roeks, and including dagorssoTn1
with Hay, Corn, 6&tsaad Straw. S'S P'-'sO'
Bids will be received Dr h6deliyerV Of three thop
sand lS0OO) bushels Of Corn or Oats and any (6Ol
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards and mugt be Soy
oomPanied by ooPyf5i thfI advertisement.
Bidders must state dt which Of the above named
points they propose 70 make deliveries and the
rates at which they Will make deliveries tbereat1
the quantities OF each article proposed to be deliy.
menced and when to be completed.
Corn to be put up in good 6tFGnR sacks! Hav and
Oats to be securely bAlsd.
All articles offered unter the bids herein InvitAd
Will be subject'to rigd Inspection by a Govern
ment Inspector, beforebsing accepted.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time In
@ LoWest responsible bidder, - the interests OF
No bids win be considered from parties who have
lahed heretofore TO comply with their contracts.
All proposals mnst be accompanied by Ruaran.
y, signed by two responsible persOns thS in caSe
the bid is accepted, he O. they WILL within the time
named execute the contl2ct for the same with good
the amount of the 6oftl6ts to deliver forage pro-
posed, In conformity via the terms of this adver.
tiSement, and in case bder shall fail to enter in
to the contract they to maze GOOD the fference he
tween the offer Of said tder and the next Lowest Ps,
sponGole bidder or the perOn to whom the contract
The rssP9nTbiLity Of tho guazautors must be shown
by the ohacAl osrttheate United ststeS niStrict
Judge or Attorney Colle6or OF Oustoms ~ otbS1
eOTSrnment OtietAl known by this ofioe.. --'A
All parties VIII be duly nti6ed Of the Soceptancs
rejection OfthsIr propOsis 0P'An0e
All proposals. must be Iaa6c In dnnlic.to -, 3,
accompanied with the oath of slIe0ianoe oF NJ @
y or parties, unless i hN already been placed or
The full name and post oice address of each bid.
Proposals. must Be addre,ad 10 Captain J. G.. Farms
Tottn, O9ieI SgSE eEm99tT Department Of Yves,
for Forage" ft".' IHH-NP'St4tl
Blank formsof bids, gpRsnteea and bonds NAV
be obtained on application o this of5cs SAN1 N"S
All proposals received uaer this Sdyertisemor,
MI be GPened SPq s1S%1s atthtS once on WED.
Bidders respectfully Invited to be preSsnt Ht tn
opening Of bldg u they letre.s $ IEESGSSc -
Captain AMI Gief o1artsrmaStsr
deol2-tt III DePe-a -aent of West Virginia.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
By Telegraph.
= or Later Dlspatchea aee ad PnRe.
The Dutch Can Canal.

INV YORK, Jan. 5.-The Herald gives q
complete history of the Dutch Gap Canal.
1t was commenced in August last, and up
to the day of the explosion Of the bulkhead,
three regiments of white and colored troops
were detailed for the special work, average
Jog from l20 to lao men, employed daily
on an average of 10 houra. The Canal is
sag feet long and the greatest width of the
excavation is 122 feet and the depth 45
feet. The width of the Canal proper is &c
feet at the top aud As feet at the bottom
At high water there will be depth of l6
feet. From these facts some idea NAV be
formed OF the immensity of the work. sup
dosing that the Canal in consequence Of the
heavy batteries bearing 1pon 1t, cannot ba
completed at present The work as far s
1t has been carried is so much gained in
an enterprise, which, when it shall be
completed, will always be of incalc1lable
Importance to the commercial interests of
Richmond.
The explosion of the bulkhead of the
Canal on the 1st instant, was witnessed by
large number of officers and a strong body
of troops under arms, to be ready for emer-
gencies.
The Tribuue's Army of the James special
says;
:; DNstoL c~p oeoaJia regarded 40 O uuu1-
plete success. TH& result Of the explosion
in the bnlkhesd being all that was expected.
a dredging machine will now finish the
work.
Sixteen feet of water has been in the
Canal since the 18th of last month.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
Railroad Robbery Anti Slavery
Observation-Disclosures Conven-

ton.
ClNCINNATI, Jan. 5.-A carpet bag con-
tanning $4,000 was ritied of its contents
on Saturday, on the train between Indian
atpolts and Lafayette. No clue to the rob. i.
berry.
In the Anti Slavery Convention held at
Frankfort yesterday, resolutions were
adopted similar to those in the Baltimore
platform, requesting their representatives
in Congress to vote for the constitutional
amendment abulishing slavery, and invi
ting the Legislature to instruct them to
that effect. The repeal OF the slave code
of Kentucky is held to be indispensable.
They also favor Gen. Burbridge's vigorous
retaliatory measures against guerrillas.
Great harmony prevailed. Letters from
all parts of the State we're read, urging the
Convention to take strong anti.slavery
ground.
The Newspaper Publishers' Convention
assembled at COlumbu yesterday. A COM
mittee was appointed to memOrislize the
Legislature and Congress against a pro-
hibitory tariff on paper. 1t was resolved
to raise the price of all weekly papers to
So, 30 per year, and increase the rates of
advertising. A State Publishers Associa-
ton was formed.
The Kentucky Legislature assembled
yesterday. No quorum iu the House. The
Senate organized and elected j. b. Bruu-
ner Speaker pro tenn, in the absence of
Gov. Jacobs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
Two Vessels Reported Burned.

NV YoRK, Jan. 5.-The steamer Eagle,
from Havana Dec. 80, has arrived.
A report was brought from Matauz1 1s on
the 29th that vessel arriving reported
having seen TWO vessels burning just out
side the the harbor. But little credit wss
attached to the report, as it was made by
an Eaglishman who did not tell the story
twice alike.
After the first of January all foreign
newspapers are to be subject to vigorous
censorship, equivalent to suppression. J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
RICHMOND.

4 Significant Editoriaz-Je6. Davis Organ
o" the Crisis-zHe Rebel Ratc6word-
Grand ErhaustiOn of Resources-Rous
es, LGdds, Negroes, Money and Men to! Go
-Statssma"ship Ba6zed-Ar Alliance
With Europe PTefsrrsdtO to Yankee Ruls-
More Energetic Measures Dsmandsd-Re6-
81 Trust in ProVidenee-THer Cause Ms
'tndsrstood-Disma1 Fors6odings Of the
FHture-Declaration of Grieuances Agatnst
, the. Daited States. .--...s-
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Expelled for Disloyalty.

81. LOUIS, Jan. 4-John Thompson, .
member of the lower House OF the Misso1-
ri Legislature, was expelled yesterday for
disIoyslty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06
Cavalry and 4rillery HORSES
H2kth6. u -.

A ssIsTANT QUARTEkYlsTER'so oPF1oE. }
n - MAEELiS III g I6 ". y November 1se, 1854.
OANALRA AN0 AtSALLlGRY HORSES will be
One hundred and Sdfty-S doItSrS fSIEsSS' III, q
paid for Cavalry GndsoEE t1dred NSJ .,teo - oe
dollars C$lB5) for ARTILLERY 9FseE 'N'0
Artillery Horses. must b, tiark oolor. ,or,,d e,
all particulars, strong. qU :isnd aetiTS v-sII ~.
ken and square trotteH8 III tHrnOSS In 900 az
and condition, from six - IA vsar1 90 SH 1
less than l5k hands high, az horsS Sot nH HGS
lesB than ,O60 pOundR T-IT-'1 y "S's"
Cavalry Horses mnst be % "a In All n,r+{o,1,,,
well broken, in full flesh an sood co15It; t
33 10 70 19 HAn1s = nEn, ~ years old, and we'll
AoAptSd IN every way ~ " g. ~ ~ purposes,
by Sr9eF 19 q 9t = SoL JAS' Col In charge Isl
DIV. 9-M.G-O. 3US.ARTSMAN,
noTl - Can't. 4 A q NJ
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ANS q
Tx sGNsH OF TLsIH AND sMEII REsFoRHp.il
For centuries Catarrh has dehed the sriIl otlhyty
ictans and surgeons. No medical work contgnlla
prescription that will eradicate It. NOTHING MO
DR.. Goodale'B Remedy viii break It up1 rad iali4
destroying the principle OF the disease and pfelf.
ding the possibility ofa relapse. EgA15
q No form OF atarrh can Withstand its geaEchaR
power and nomode Of treatnaent ever afoti nd "a
Immediate relief or gave such universal atiaetin
It penetrates to the very seat Of this diSeAse IA
eXterminates It, root and branch for ever. ciR
y - FromtH N. 2. Commercial Advertisets
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ale's Catarrh Remedy land mode Of treatment ID
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all It's types and stages Every one spoaks well OF b
Price 800 per Bottle: Send astamp for DR. Good
algs New Pamphlet on OatarTh, its perfect mode q
treatment and rapid cure. Information Of prfcd
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NEw YORK, sooN, Jan. 5.-Gold opened
at 227A, rose to 22sS, aud closed at 22s.
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No v1oIInr sYRINaINe OF EHE HAD. "a

IF OuREs OATARRH, AND AvEREs OoNsuLPnon.
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IT CURrscATARRH, AND PAM N 7nE.TEFP1R
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'uBHs hay, ROsl AND PER1OD1o OATAREH

AND MODE. OF TREATMENT 1s
THE ACME OF PERFEC9IOS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-06

II oUn.s oArARRH IN ALL lrs rrfI8 AsB s1ls8...
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condem us to master, let it not be a Van.
kee master. OF all the people onJS .be
earth, we should have most reason to
loathe and dred them. Any terms with
any other would be preferable 3 subiuva.
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Wnnnrsharhtifnnt.

Waibtn 9tDn, 10. Sctbr. Der probi
IOrilGe @puperneur Sbartep BON Mttlli0ipp
sat unterm Is. September ant Sberlt S6u.
mas, Den 5reeOman5@@ pmmiilar BON Mi1ii
,ltppi, naGifebenOen 8rief 9ert6tet
oSb nebnte teinen Nntano, au iagen, baB
e5 cine 1tpt6wenbt9e Gonlequens Der BON Der
@pnoentiOn 9efaBten 8el9liiie 1T, baB bic
freigepprpenen 9te9er binfprt Dor iepem Civil
@eri6te tla9en unO perfla9t werpen fSnnen,
mnp ebenio, Dap le nu6 Der amenpirten Gonz
i%titutipn fabig linp, 3ertsniB Dor @eri9t ab>
3ule9en. d. oie @un5eatipn pa5 gan3e SY=
item Der OStlaoerei" abgel6aft fat, 70 fOlst
Oarau8 BON 1elbit audi Die I61@afung Der
aus perielben berporge9an9enen Ginri9tunsen
ltno 1elebli0en Selttmnntngelt."
misunderstanding mirp pieler Srief ben Jti6=
ter Sbarfe9 Inn einen SIP i'm 8unpe5lenate
6rin9en. G5 waroe nantli6 unlanslt beriG=
tet, DaB leine 8abl gum v8unDe5= Senator
1teuerpin95 lebr apeifelbaft lei, in 8ol9e iei=
ner Anli6ten il6er bas DIGGER eusniB.
: 6eiite Gotte 0eneral 0oulleau BON &en-
tuf9 cine lluterrepun9 nit DEM 9rali0enten
,u1p Grte96minilter. Das Nelultat perletbsn
mar, Dap Der @ralipent perlpra6, Da5 &riees=
redt III &enttd9 oufSubeben, Die Ne9ertrupz
pen gu entf ernen unD Die Nfibbrau1e Des
6reepmen6z8 Bureau obSultelen: Die Ser
w%altung pe5 General palmer murbe POM
9rGliOentea i'm gBe1entliHsn ~sebiutet uno
feline Nbberufun9 Miro paber niGt ltattfinben.
IS 1T au6 peni9er General palmer, iber ben
man li6 ila &entudp .bejdpert, ais feline I'm
ter9fbenen, instFpnpere Die 9l9entrn pe6
6reeptnenszgureau
-Sp tben pitrpe Or. Jreberif Soean,
Elm Qn9tftater 'be5 SdaBdmts,O . DEPARTMENTS
bier oerbaftet, neil ct cine jun9e Dame auf
Der StraBe NIT leinem Stode Su SOpen ses
lNldgeu. Der 0runD SIT pielem brutalen
Benebnten ioll fein anperer 9elpelen 1ein, ais
Dap Die Dame li6 Die Se9leitun9 pe5 9errn
Slogan Serbeten bate.
Mdn eloubt bier a(lgemein, Dap ba6
8erbpt peS WtarineiefrctdrS Nele5, mpnad
feine freimiQi9e Nbgabe Don ben &neeltelteu
Der Napp garp 3t 9~arteispeden erbOben wer=
Cen BARI, dud uuf Die iibri9en Oepartements
au89eOebnt werDen tptrp.
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glcacr @ennItthnt.

Nafbotlef Semi, 40. Sftbr. 0rfern
fam in 8oplirg Green Der S6ertf iener
County nit 5pet gteeern an, bic pos County
@ert9t ais NtSrDer perurtbeilt bate, unp Die
er in paS 3uAtbaus Don NalbpiIe abliefern
1plte.
@a6renp Der S6eriT gu 8optin5 Green
Die WGroer BON etnent 8abn-@a9epn mad
benz anpern brin9en wollte, wurpe er BON Ell
nent DISAGREEMENT Ne9erlOlpaten umringt, Die
pom ibm O%erlan9ten, Oab er DE Ne9er io9leid
f~reilaie.
Naturli6 t6at Der S6erif i6nem nidt ben
8itlen. Die farbigen SOlDatcn bema6tig.
ten iA bierauf nit @epalt Der beiOen MGr@
Der, na6men peuIelben bic 6anOldelen ob
unp ]esten le III Sretbeit.f Dem Sberif troB
ten iie NIT gefdltem Sajcnett unO beprpbter
ale Dtejentgen nit Dem Sob, Die liA tbnel
wiperieben, sa--.1
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9!us Glib Slmerifa.

.New Yprf, II. Sttbr. Der Dampfe,
Ocean Sueen fam nit gtahri6ten BON Nlpt1=
mali bier an ; Der elbe brin9t $1,322,775 IN
@plp unp Silber.
Die NebeQen balten nod INNER Die @6t1=
6u Snleln beiebt, erlaubem jeOOA amerifant-
l6en, en9lilhen unp fran3Gli4en S@ifen Ga
pun9en ein3unebmen. a-s a1a {
Die ipanilAe 8lctte lit na6 Gbtlt ab9elez
9elt, tint Die an9ale9enbeit gu Uronen. 4
Sn alien Nepubliten berrlAt 9rpBe Grbttte=
run9 9e9en Salpaoor, pe9en Der @reeutiOn
pe6 81 Yra lipenten 8arrios. .e i,
9rGlipent OuenaS Derlabt aus GnrAt
meu6lin9S ermOrpet gu werpen, letn 9and
nt6t. f
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ebamp SsraufOns a.rOseR.

NaID1tue, Sent, 10. Sft, Die Of.
ten in SaGen pe5 Clamp 8er9u'pn linp Sor
Balbinstcn, pobin man lie ein9elanpt Bate
,nrid9etommen.
8laBzG0mmanoant, Sterit Sbafter, lai
6ersulon pen trtegsgeri4tli6eu Spru6 DOR
Der Die bG6ere @enebmigung erbalten batte
E&r lddtet, bdb 5ergulcn am nddIt b~eoorite=
6enpen 20. OttO6er 8pil6m SOrmitta9 II
unO JiaAmittas5 2 t1br 9ebnngen werOen lod.
6erSuIpn bSrte letn E%Opesurtbeit nit anlbei
nenpcr 0leiA9iltiatett an. ST Der;og fein,
@ef6t8mu6tel. gr fubr beute BON leineu
BaAn besleitet aus, mtO ct lAetnt Bel CUTE,
@elunobett gu fem lnno lid, nm paS tbm Be
oprleBenoe SAidial nift int @eringiten 81
%hefiItnmern. .H..fE 49,. .-.-.
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Sic gOnpentiOn BON yeOrS. earOtfna.

&dlet9b,N 81, g.; 10. Sft. Die Staat5@
Convention BON NorDz@arolina Sog beute Die
Orponan3 in Bieper>Grwdgung, psl9e Die
FStoat5z unb Gpnsreb @ablen anUrpnet. SIS
wurpen eini9e rnbepeutenOe NmenDementS
pa3u 9en,aht unp bann purbe lie surt 3pet-
ten Nale m9enpmmen. Sic iebt Die @abl
pe6 @Ouperneurs, Der Nlitglieper pe5 Gpn=
9reie5 unO Der 2e9t8lotur auf peM erlten Don't
nerita9 I'M Noeember felt. @s wurpen feline
anpertpeitigea @slAafte Don 8eOeutung ppG=
Se9ftt. .., ,-,s,-,
Wtan 9lanbt, paB Die Gpnbention bic Ste
be0eni3ulo niHt ilbernebmen mtrp, ub9leid
me9rere Ddesaten Die MaBre9et be9iinlti9en
pirpen.
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@pn Der SnSianer: Wtaicm i.

GroB Greet agent 8. Sttbr.,
bid Omaha, 10. Sft6r. Die Gertra95.Gom=
mi0aire famet beutt inn Dampfer ,GalYpp"
bteber. Il 5.atr+ rr@
Cine 9eltern BON General Guilty gu Sort
Sulp eiagetrofeae glaGri6t last, Dap 700
6amilien bon Nlinntlan9oSz, Saulnre8=, unp
Naolapos Snbtanern, Die leitber feinplelig ee-
pelat, Ii6 Bis auf 100 Meilen sendbert ia
ben rno herantomnen, unt gu unterbanoeln.
Der 5duptltng jeOod laate, er tOnne NIT lsi=
men Stdmmen bloS 3 Sage lang Serireilen,
Oa ietm Gclf 6unger letoet, unb Die Snoianer
lobtn aus3ieben milen, nm gu tasen,
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