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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

HoNoRrSc THE BEAvE.-We perceive
that bill has been introduced into the
New York Legislature, by Hon. Samu.
Ell C. Reid, of New York city, having for
its object the preservation in the State
archieves, of the records OF service in the
field Of all the New York regiments. -
The object ia truly commendable, and
might find worthy imitation in the West
Virginia Legislature. A work Of this
nature, properly collatel, will be pa
triotic legacy to posterily. The record
of the West Virginia Regiments, made
during this war, is eminently brilliant
and heroic, and one Of which our cti-
zens may well be proud, The soldiers
of our State stand foremost among tho
defenders of the Union, and the record
OF their deeds in the field, would form a
volume 10 be treasured by all posterity.
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The Rebel Expedition on the James.

New YORK, Jan. 27,-The Herald'S
correspondent, in his account of the
rebel demonstration on the James, says
the notorious pirate Sommes is supposed
to have commanded the expedition.
The rebels believed oil our iron.clAds
were at Wilmington, and that We had
but few wooden vessels in the river.
They intended TO force their way through
aud destroy tho enormous amount OF
shipping and supplies collected at City
Point and Bermuda Hundred.
There is no doubt the rebels intended
n cooperation with the land force. as
extensive movements have been observ.
ed in Lees army around Petersburg
The feet consisted Of three irOu cludS,
three wooden rams, and two smaller
wooden vessels.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

To CoRREspoNDEnrs,-"A Friend" y
Winfield, West. Va. Your communica-
lion will be published if you send real
name We do rot want the name for
publication. We publish no communi.
cation unless accompanied by the name
ofthe writer.
W. ". H. Your article will appear
in our next issue.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %.

HOUsE,--The House wOs opened
with prayer by the Rev. John Mofst, of
the Second Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Flemming, from the Committee
on Privileges and Elections, reported a
bill to change the election law. The
bill proposes TO change the law so as to
require persons to vote in their own
townships, and TO require all voters 10
take the oath prescribed for officers -
Read first time.
Mr.. McGrew, from the Committee on
taxation and finance, reported back the
Senate Bill Nc. 4, bill 10 pay State
scouts, with an amendment, striking out
1850, 00O" and inserting $4,000.
A message from the Senate announ.
ced the passage Of a bill to provide for
the payment Of 81 500 10 the State Su
perintendent of Free Schools. Read a
first time.
The bill to remove the county seat OF
Jefferson county from CharIestown TO
ShepardStown was taken up and passed,
The bill to pay State scouts was ia.
ken up
Mr.. Ferguson moved to amend BY ap.
propriatinG Sl5o,000, but subsequently
withdrew the motion and the amendment.
was Of the committee was adopted and
the bill ordered to its third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Gather the bill to
amend the General School Law was re.
committed TO the committee on educa-
ton.
The bill to change tho time Of holding
Courts in the 9Th Judicial circuit. was
read a second time aud ordered to en-.
grossment.
Mr.. Patrick offered the following res.
ulution. which was adopted:
Resolrea, That the Committee on the
Judiciary inquire into the e1pediency Of
amending the criminal laws SO as to
provide that if any white person, negro,
mulato or Indian commit any OF the
following offences they shall ho punish
ed with death: robbery, burglary, ar
son, rape, or steal a horse, mule, or jack,
or jennet. to he in force for four years.
Mr.. Scott presented the petition Of
citizens of Brooke county. asking for the
passage Of law, requiring the banks
Of this State to redeem their issues in
United States currency notes. Referred.
Mr.. Ferguson moved to recommit the
report of the Committee on Taxation and
Finance chat it is expedienl to egisIate
for the better collection Of taxes in coun-
ties overrun by guerrilIas." Adopted,
Mr.. Ferguson offered resolution pro-
posing an inquiry into the expectancy
Of amending section sth ofthe act pass
ed March 2, 1854, entitled an act 10 in.
corporate the West Virginia Central
Railway Company, and Second, as to
the expediency Of amending or repSpeal-
ing section 18th of the same oct. Ad.
opted.
Adiourned,
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RGF The nomination of

Ba5T The nomination Of Parson
Brownlow for Governor Of Tennessee is
very generally commented by the loyal
press. Should he DO elected and fairly
seated in authority, that State would
be about the most aheathy region for
SeceS,iouists outside of small poE hos
pitsl. Hemp and collins would be in
lively demand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

BaF Gen. Butler has humorously Oug-
gesred an epitaph Tor himself as follows:
"Died. at Fortress Monroe, on the 7lh
inst, the military career of Maj B. F.
Butler, Of malignant attack Of the regu.
lar army!" The point of this is con
siderably blunted by the fact that Gen
Terry, who did take Fort Fisher, is lot
Of the regular army, but like himself,
from civil life.
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ETA photograph Of old John Browr

EB-A photograph of old John Brown
wrealhed in laurel Is now hanging 10 the
pOrlor of tho mar sion formerly belong.
ing to II, A. Wise, who hung the origi.
nal 10 another pat oflhS State, The
estate, situated about eight miles south
of Norfolk, has been con6scated by the
Government A plan Of Secession
drawn up by Wise in 1857, and approx.
ed by JEFF, Davis, was found in the
house.
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RvTbc consrruclion ola bridpe owe

EyThc construction ola bridge over
the Ohio, at Belair, will be commenced
in tho Spring, The enterprise is under
taken by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road. 1t is estimated that it will require
$500 men three years and half to
complete the work.
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OMAHA, Jan, 26,-The Indians that
burned the Government hay ran off the
stock at Valley Station yesterday, and
came down the road to day and burned
two ranches near Julesburg. They ran
of 400 more cOt,le, and have now gone
in the direction Of Fort Laramie.
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TIE Laws.-Somc few weeks since

TIE LAws.-Somc few weeks since,
we called the attention Of our Legisla
ture to the fact, that something ought to
be done 10 regard to the publishing OF
the laws enacted by that body, but as
yet, not a member has moved in the
matter. We believe that the ldtos ought
to be published in every loyal paper In
the Siate-not for the benefit of the pub.
fishers, bu! for the benefit of the people,
The people ought to know what the laws
are, before they are required 10 obey
them, We hope the Legislature will
think OF this matter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

The RIVERS in both the
Ohio and Kanawha rivers has been sus.
pended for the past ten days on account
Of floating ice, The boats now at this
port arc the John W. Garrett, ClermOnt,
Gen. Msigs and Golden Era.
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Idaho,


The Governor of Idaho gives the fol,
lowing in his receutiAssssage:
The vast unreasonable structural
wealth embodied within our confines,
30 nicely baIonced, Of mineral, farming
and grazing interests, with mountain
forests and timber land, and water pow
er of every description eminenlly adapt
us for a selfsuppor,ing community.
The fertile bottom lands Of the St. Jo.
seph, C9ur D'Alene, Spokane, Latch,
Palonse, Lapwall, Koos os.ka, Mas,
so, Payetlc, Wiser, Boise. Malade, and
their tributaries, would alone sustain,
properly cultivated. population larger
than most OF The Atlantic States; while
ranges OF nutritious "bunch grass"
suitable for herds cover millions of
acres. Add to this placer digging'. Of
greater or less richness, extending for
huuIreds o(squarc miles, with well
defined gold aud silver bearing quartz
lodges, unrivaled by those Of Mexico or
Peru; glorious climate, with Syrian
summers and Italian winters, beSpeak
the permauence OF our untold resources,
and the prosperity that surely end pos
lively awaits their development
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

TaE WEArHEA,-Tho weather during
the past few days has been extremely
cold, causing much suffering among the
destitute poor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

Tue QuoTA OF THE 81 CONGRESS-,
loNAL DIsTRrcT,--Below We give the
quota of this Congressional District un'
der the new assignment. 1t will be seen
that Mason county has one hundred and
elepen men To raise,
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Local Matters.

OIL LEAsEs.-We have nowon hand
and for sale large lot Of "Oil Leases"
neatly printed. Orders from distance
.oliciIod.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-02-02

B@@ Reports from the Shenandoah
indicate much suffering among the in
babitantS. Tho rebel forces are still
near New MOrke! and SIRunLon,
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Tribute 10 Edward Everett.

No great charity, says the Washington
Chronicle, has ever been treated by Ed.
ward Everett with Indifference. He
was the American Peter tho Hermit who
rescued the homo and grave Of Wash
ington from the hendish grasp of the
rebel ingrales. His eloquenco filled the
churches and the saloons of the North,
and the Golfers of the committees who
had this national henevolence in charge.
No nation struggled for freedom fol
which be did not plead Ireland assail-
ed by England-Englaud wanting food
France in the throes of rebellion
Greece needing friend Poland an
advocate, found all in Edward Everett
of Massachusetts. One OF his last pub
lie and printed appeals was 10 call upon
the loyal people of America to support
and succor the starving people Of East
Tennessee, and it is in exquisite harmo
ny with his Incompatible character and
his wonderful career. that he took part
in the latest meeting in Boston, for the
relief of the inhabitants OF Savannah
who are hungering To como back to the
Union.
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D6r Pay your Indebtedness TO this
office,
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Wp,1 Qpnfspinc.

eouispt11e, sp., 8. Deg. Oils int Setter.
lOn Acknowledgements Elm Yrr5eB 9e9ell ben 0berf
Saqre5 pertal6elt tpllrbe, er9riff elm @nfaG bp1
Sdmtlsel ei1en Der gnpdlte, rdnlih Capt. @ib,
Jpn ber9eta0t, bab bic Gerbanblut9en abgebro.
hen trerben mllBtert unb Die Sade a1f ben nGG.
item Strlilit Der 6oben tp1rbe.
Der StaatSanipalt reidte eirte 9(ppellatipits.
lGrift 9t9el bic @ntideibun9 bes 01idters Spbrt.
ion III Sa&en Der Gpr1ullitdt 9e9en Sen. @alnter
e1 ltltb ba8 @eridt pertugte ft6 sine die.
9elite mar Ofaiienper Iant1ilitng inn @curtbaus
IN Se5u9 alf ba8 1e1li6e I1fla9eocrfabren ae9eit
Ofappr Sarnp6ert, tpegen ieiner Mciserllng, eiHert
@ontraft nit Der louisville ltnb Bcrtlanb @iieu-
babr-@ cmpa9nie 3I lnter3eiGnen. Die Serianlnt>
lung faBte SCI 6litiie, bic bas Gerfabren bes Ma>
pprS biOt9en unb eiu COMMITTEE ernernen, ba8
il9 nad Sraltffprt be9eben lnb Dor Der 9e9islatur
Die anlellbirnn9 Der StabtperfaHung IN Ser Dirt
nerlan9en ipl, pab I'M Sail bic MapprIt.Ge pa,
faltt tperbe1 ipate, bic @obl %be1lelben bonn Gplfe
an89ebert lpa, unb bab ir9erb eit Beartter. ber
me9en etner 9e9ei1 ibx erbobenen NnI6ulbi91na
Donl In1te e%ntfernt 1T, pieber tpdblbar ieilt ipG.
OaS Nlpernats @Gplle9irru tplttbe crIudt bas
Serbbr bc8 Otapprs unt cine @pGe bon Montaq
oil geredret aufSuI6tebel1.
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tot 81. 6. Wsadep, Grs@Oueernem sliten. Yot
meilter GrGtt, sn1ossl9atsS sent 3. s. Salt
colt uno eFs9onoerrelir Wta4ratb. NuBerben
@idleS, @tseenS, Seunctt, @pmtod rn0 Obe.T
8a6sa1. @olperneir Yerrp mar in amtsse.
l9dften abpeIenb.
SIM saufe 6es @siprddS laste Gereral @rant:
res lei Der '9iinitiaite Mpmert, ben Wiurimilim
Scm SbrO1 non Wterico gu itpben, ba iett Die g.
Staatel elnerl lleberfluB ppn %eteransn batelt,
nm le III bas Selb fteleil SIT fSrnen. Cine ipl6t
@ele9enbeit tpnlne iObalb lliHt ,pieber. @r mpue,
ipeim er nidt fritber mad, gSaibin9tpu Suriidgeril'
Ten merbe, lelue %9e9enpdrti9e 3Onr bis oil ben
&iC @ranbe all8bebIen, I'M ben bprtigen 3uItanb
Der Gnsele9en9eiten bur6 cine anldalrlng feitnert
81 %lernet1."
Die Orbre. ipe9en Gu8nuIferiug bes 54Ifen
ytetp yorfer Solcntar &e9irtentS, tpllrbe wibers
r1fell, ba bas 9fe9tnent bier uneltbebrlid nptb<
tpenbig 1T. @pnrerreur Orr febrte ic9leid ua6
Der Ibreiie beS Sen. @rants ra6 Columbia Sn>
ritf, ltadben er NIT Dem @eneral cine gebetme
Selpredn19 9epflogen bat, itber Die man uid1ts
gtdbere8 erfabren f%p11ltte.
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Observation-Disclosures

Grtmi II al gert9t. = 0fi6ter 8pnb. s..
s. Wtaune, Stadt8artpalt. Gbarle8 Siltdenipolb
cine Sllabe, peS ~QlngriffS IN n1Trberiiderc Nbfid,t
atf Sbpma8 6nrrel, eilem anbern &r1abe1, ortaes
fla9t. Der Sail fplrDe t~9eilpeiie 9ebTrt NIB Damn
perIdpbeA.
Gpbfrep &arter, bes 0iebtabl8 bon eitert
gaar Sdu9e an9etla9t, @i9ent9ur1 be8 2iebman1l
9edt. Setgele9t.
Die fplgeltben Berl pnen befalnte1 fi6 1duGbtq,
Ster rrlb SpirttltOI Ell AM Spnrrtag p~erfaltft ut
baben: 9m. 0tiler, I'M $50 unb Sic Soften 9e,
ltraft; George Wfller, I'm $25 unb Soften 0e>
frat, unb Q8r1. Wfeier8, Sail b~eigeleot.
Mrdtbdlo stirling, @8q., mad1te et1 Nr0ri1eilt
III Setreff be8 @ellt6e8 Inn @ntlaliuna be8 @bp.
2onerp, melder bon SSrieben8ri6ter Spicer fir
60 Sage ol8 eilt &agrant rad Der Sail aeIdtdt
tpOrbel ipar. Inter Seratbnlg 9ebalten.
Bic Sdlle BON Sdn1eS @aIep lltb eugene 0ats
lep, beipe angefla9t, III ba8 @aarenballS beS s.
g. @6arrou & SO. etlt9ebrpden 5t fem rrb Mu9.
Spffnleiiter unb Spbn &edet, an9efla9t, s. Wta6z
ben -attadirt 81 baberl, purpen bis Sreitag ntrs
l6pben.
&ertagt Bis bellte Wiprgeu.
Common Ylea8 @ert9t - &i9ter
Sing. Spbn Sar.t gege1 ggiliam WtcGleIan lnb
@atbari1e 9fabprg. 9lntra9 auf Sdabeneriab fir
Die bitrd) gtieperretBult9 elmer @al1b eutltanberlel1
SeI6dbt9u19elt. &erbict al @un1tel1 beS Seflags
ten.
@ati engert6t.- Oas Seltament BON @.
Wterritt murbe anerfar1tt rtnb bic Gertpaltl1n1 bes
gtadlaIIeS Der Suiarna1 Oterritt iibertrager.
Supertpr @purt.-2cui8 s. 2alIllap 9e
gen s.. 9. gSillpn.. Gereits beridtet, Alltrdg,
245 Afer 2dnO nabe 0tprut gSaibin9ton, Saltr
GO., pieoer3uerlan9e1. Serbitt 81 @unite1 bea
SefLagtel.
SCI, ct. 0tfritt@ert9t.-Ni6ter 81.
les. Ser. Staatelt 9ege1t gS. 9. Gpr. Iutrag,
Die 8itrgldaftSlunlnlc BON $500 81 e%rla19et, wel'
dye Getla9ter fitr ben Ypltmeilter BON 4pmontp,
&barleS 60, alS Caution 9eltellt bate. llrtbetl gu
@llnften Der 9feaierln0.
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csenernL,Csrnnt ~ @harleftOm.

GbartefOu, 9. 0e5br. Sen. @rant fuGr
BON bier am pprigen SonrtaS nit penn ei!ge1S titr
i'm beIttrnmte1 8ampfer Cosmopolitan itber Sllz
ton Seab nad Saparnab. General StdleS 1teblt
6tab ~be9leitete ibn nnb fam nit DenllelbelI Oarll'
pfer 9elferit Gcrlnitta9 pteber bterber. Nl8 per
8ampfer @OSmOpOlitan ben 9afelI ptllGbtllpr, De-
riibrte or Sort Sumter nnb CAB Sen. Grant @e@
leoenbeit, Bic b~eritbmte 6sltung i'll 4a9eni9enl 81
nebnle1I. ..rat.
am Samlftas Nadmittas bate Sen. SifleS
einen TefIdman8 peranitaltet. llnter ben ein9e~
lobeneHH @aiten ~befanbet ii4 @Cup. Orr, @puef'
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@ubanems.SfFce

peterAbur9 9, ga, 81. Ipo. 1865.
gerffeaelte MneebSte fir ben @niauf Spu unesiSbr $50
Stud S6feu tn bteIem Ocppt werben pm benz uutersetGne.
ten BITS yitttpDb, Is. De5, MftttasS II ubr aneenGmne,.
Die Sdiet neroen mad tbreun mirfIt&en 8rlttpsewidt,
rrel&es bet Der Iblteesune befimmt mtrb, ~oeftautt- Idses
bote rhiHen IN Suplifat iftu unb fOltea ben 81, is pr Sfanb
Sruttpsewt9t unb bic eepiniGte AnaabI spn S9ten ents
baiten.
Rein AnsebrR fir menteer aIS SpauSie t20) Sttf wtrS
aneenpnmen. DaS Commencement bebdlt I'D tds 9te6t bCr,
aae MneebUte su ntsbrte eefddbt. su perrper fen.
Btetente, tpe6e midi 9eeeuipdrtg ftnb, wtroen SpH tenn
@rfSle Tires MneebSteS TGrtftIt6 bend6rt6ttet,
Die OGien nuFen tnnerbalb Sebn l0l Ga8en cpm Gage
or Annabme bss M~nsetptes lme 1uf Splttn bes 4GufcrS
lpeegettaht nereeu.
Die SGIen fSnntn in ben 8ebtSfsn na5e bEm &aee @runb
~uneef1br L WtetIe bpn Der Stabt, eeieben perten.
8ehtneuneen baar tn 6eeterungSgelb.
MHeetpie fplten auf benz llmlblG9e: ryrppDfdIs for pur-
6afs Sf Beef Cattle" IterI6riebea unt an ben llnteraeidre-
ten in peterSbI 8, ga, aorefFrt iein.
Muf BefebI ppu EbDS g. Sullivan, Brer NIaipr unb 6 6
u 9 u, Gbtef 9 9 DepattemeNt BON b.
s u ytsFs8 Sreeprb,
Rtl-l2( Capt unb 6 9.
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genttltdle NSrieflifte.
WlarftpreiSe+

MiarftpreiSe+
.s"af Baltimore, IL. Deg.
@affee.-0tio fpfete 19-20I Tin @olb) @Yfb.
MebI.- Super s.75 800; Gainilp 1900
btS 1900; 9~aogsenme9G 6.5O-62X; @Crrme5l fet gu
4.62L.
@etratbe.- G6ei5en, peiBer, 2.00-2.e5 unb
rotBer / .80-2.5O % 8atbs; gsei&fcru 0. s5--O.ss
q 8T9l.; 9afer 5000 Gents % SfbI.; GOssen
$500 "a 8ftG.
MpIofie s-purbe in berf6iebeuen QuantitGten al
$3.50 Gents p~fferirt. 8crto Ofico 75-1.OO.
/, en.-S6inteu 1S-19X Gents, Geiten
30 Cts; 99utterfEte IN @ts S9weinefett 24@ts.
3uGer. Cuba 1900 1900; Rcrtp Gicc
13. 00-l5,O0. 1Es 4
Gala.- @rounb alrrt 2.40, feiues 8. $500. Is
Curtis Sslanb 60 ste. j@ 8i6l. fast|
@btsteb- peftf., 2.S3 per @au.
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f&s5ocal-aASerlrhre.

Seripdtet. -Su 6Ol9e ein.8 Malb,ur8, bas
pprlebte gtadt an %r1ierer Yreie paliirte, lam Der
,8eder" 9eitern ettpaS nerIpdtet btraus, mas
nniere 2eier bier ipwie audi ouSipdrtS 9efdai9lt
entldulbiaeR mpQe1.
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Die G;efesaebuna BON Nivsiniem.

Ni6mpnb, II. DECEMBER, SIN 0ele9atellf
ballie mourbe btlte ein 8ei6luB beantra9t, iiber
bic 9Sabl 1tpeler Ser. ct. Senatoren 3t rerfiigen.
g2ad eiler lGngerl1 Debate tpur6e Der Sei9ltB
einenl Spe5ial @emlnlitte iibertpteien.
Sffiaieae g1ldridten Iinb i'm StaatS De-
edrtentcilt tiu9etrpffeil, DAP Die @eiet9ebnng prr
S}orb Carolina am A. 3. SO. ba8 rpr9tl6la9ete
MISUNDERSTANDING ratifi5irte.
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WOti5I
GrpB CTR. Mnrft.

Die Berptner BON SeteraI 9tG pertet Gterrat BBhi6a
ceua9rt1tt9t, Zap pbengenannter Marft nun reeelmdBta Spr
ben Ntessern, 8armern, Sudfern unb ancern 9erfGIferr
jetet Stenfa8 hnb Tretta8 WOreen rnb am Samfae Nbent
%aesebalten iptr6; Die 8nn6i9aft bes 9ublttuns pirb G6Ft9f
etSetsT nno SeriSrs3en bic @ertaufer. ttr SeiteS sr tbun
p.S. Aae Wfes9er uno aneere 0erfdufer, bic auf obenoe.
nanntett Wtdrft Stdnbt et8ntn, fnb tDf(idf e~tnaeIa6en, ar
9%9nannten Sa9et anne ienb 3u fein, hd ~bieIelben 6uten Mefat
tu1 aae QDdaren, bic fe auf cen Wfarft ~brtneen, finten perteu
Srrnter fn6 bauPtfa4lt3 e~tn8eluben, ttn Warlt ,u teIu-
den, SIN Muftrde
(fampbt) bpsgnniIp
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Semians~9 lufreauna in Osep.asOre

Nem.yort, II. 0e5br. @8 berridt Bier
ell1e 9robe aufregu19 9iniidtli6 bes 6erier.
auarrelS, 1ebod perRalten ii9 Die Senier bpa<
fotlllien ru9ii9, Die betreffenbs1 8ragei Dem @Ou>
greB iiberlalietb. Sol. S'Otabpu9 erbielt Ser
tranensapreiien bon Sc Girfellt Suse laubt, in be-
net er altf9efnrbert wirb, fe1t gu fteben.
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Stpnemnn Sacffpns ssittms.

New Srteun8, 9. gppbr. Ser Sprftpu
(SeraS) Sele9rapb p~ubliSirt eineu Srief BON einem
Rerpprrageltpet @eiftli6e1 III Gir9iniert, aus mel
DEM erbeut, oaB bic Wtttpe Stcnetpan Sadipn'S
1t9 IN 9Ddit b~iirftiger Sage teftnbet.
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Die IoGel

erfGeint ee8enmartte tn Cincinnati, nit elmer Ueilaee
Weretnt9te Staaten &nBet8et.
Dds 4. Sett eeS II. ,Sabr8cn9S fat bic Yrde p~erla0en uni
frtrb tn Babe hen Mbpnnenten SueeI9idt rerben. .7t,5
DaS L. 9eft bes Is. Satrsau8s pirb i'm Jebruar 1866 err
f6einen. |a. III.
m gelteaungen fur BITE vgafsl", 70 aud fir NnSeieen
~erbsn in Der 3 ffce tes Baltimore, gDedera entsresnsenSnt
men.
II. Deg. 1885. Qubttab.
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2mb1t &.
N1emcr San0ercin int Der Nftlfd0t.

Gin neuer Sauoeretn BAT fstnen Nnfdn9 BET Sru. Soepb
Meter, @de BON 3tttle Mc@lterrD unb SCrret Ctr, inter
lem Nanen ySrrret Str. 8duSeretn gD. L" senrmmen. @s
felbe Elm gutter gauterein 3u merten. 2iebbaber an einem
nsuen Sauperetn ftnb bnber etneeld6en, teute Otenfdd @berb
UNI 8 ubr uns ju bsfu6en, tntet bic @eTese sur &nnabme
~rpr9etelen trerben, telde ietr Strl6ieten Gnb BON teren an
serer gnneersine. SIN &uftrae
(fl q. 50 0rth nr GeF.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-12
8altimurc G6ibcns0 elcIidaft.

OVSVtF0UPV9V HIVIluEEIWI StI7UIIVEgINIIgI
Wtttpp6, Ii. ts., s utr @benbs lit brr G%ebenbaII
(bet s.. &plel. d.
Mud 1T bic npn elmer @n3abl Witeliebern naGaeft6tt
&EtrG Ve a nj m ! II II 8 ouf oielen Mtenb bernfen y
Gs net6en hternttt b%eipneerS tiejenteen Wi~itelieber, tpeldt
eanoteaten CUR Mufnabne Jorge f6la9en bnten, barduf auf
merriam eenaGt, baB ttre &npelenEeit tesen ter galptage
an 6etert Mbenb unerlaBlid 1T.
Ueberbaupt erfuden mir fIr bieIe 0erIammlun9 fpeafeu
UNI bic nu9entetnffe Setbetlt9une, Ia duBer anberu ~foidtfeer
@sibdften BITE SaupIdne Der @cieli6aft ~ppreeleet tperSer
iDaen, unb ferner bic Srdee iber Mb6altuns zines Bales ptet
Santetts auf Der &asesOrbnune febt.
SIN &nftrase te8 9auptmanns
%(ttcotht) Sui. Conrad, SER.
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Ieue An5etgen.
@tnrbf

Mnt SDhntdB Nbenb un 10 ltGr, mad 2tagi9er Rrant4et1
an Der Group, unier jan8feS &6@ter9en, Barbara, tin &Itel
bon 2 Sabren 8 Mpnat. ytube in Srieten
Die t~raIernten GItern
(h) Warttn uno @Itfabetb DetBel
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Na9 Sanannab, Georgia!
N6h1ten Gnrn5tnn ron 16 cNecanohor

Der fb6ne eHerne Settenrdb-Damper v9tdmpnS|, Gdbt.
Ntdpla8 Barnes, pir6 ndditen Sretta9 anfansenr Srd6t fir
Sapannab ein3unebnnen uno wirb tet gDbarf ant Bu6e Der
GUncgrhitr, neben Ter NOrIOlt 8dmpfer 2an6uns. zen mad,
fen Gag, am SamItdB1 9. Se3. un 5 ntr ~terGader.
Sur 5ra6t unb 9aNase nit ben tefen Standardization
renbe man f4 an heh 8~ablmeifer am Bprb pter an
s, 8ranbt IT,,
(ot-ldl IS 9tebtr. gDbarf.
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Wi[be[m Self Wotoerein $40 /

Obt9er geretn bietet bic Bette @slesenGeit Ear. @8 Enb
eetetts i9pn uber 900 Nnttetle etnbeaabit NIB i4pn 4 N e /
wt . a { a%asseeSaeIt. que etsienigen, ssl4s nr4 Bet
II. 0c3y In So. 80 9uneafertr. 3n erl6enen. SIM @uitrae
>. 10 etbe graf.
(fantpbt) s.. GBabL SER,
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TeniersWeeetino.

,YbtlGbelPBea, II. 9tSbr.-Sn einsr Iebl
Sa3lret9 belndten 6e1ier<O teetin9 wurbe Spbl
SNfabo1tp elnlttnlnli9 ais Brdlibe11t enbprfirt.
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(fantpbt.
Wnrl1mfiae 8aQ<Mn1eiae.

VIVA Der &rtetter @eldtsperetn na&t Ieinen @trets
tas er am 28etbnaGtS Nten6, rs. Des, tn Ter Meda-
Sale etnen gaG a~rranstren ptr6. ~gidberes In ether
pattern An;eiSe.
(te12-S 3dSGpmfte
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muui,iooI,pnhI.

Sofon, IL. Dec. 2tncpln pitrbe berte nit
POO Stirrnlelt Ofebr9eit ipieber gum 0tapor er>
lpdblt.