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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18
THE a QUINN Cures Diseases
PEOPLES W I'LL Of the Skin.

"A n s ioI more ,nan zen yeas oss srss.y &
my whole body and for three days made entirely
blind but having taken two bottles Of the Peoples Cure
my acquaintance hardly recognize meindeed hardly know
mysef-as am now well Let all who are afflicted
Try the Peoples Cuethe medicine prepared BY the SANTA
soejety-and think they will not begrudge their dollar
JOSEPH SOUR, Turner, Mechanic street.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18
THE Subscriber
l. has starte
nr. van NJ n,.xl~>.

and will devote his unre-
mitting attention to its
prosecution. If prompt
ness, energy, and fidelity
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18
Cures ScrofulA and
Salt Rheu.n.
CURE
Tbs Peoples

have used the Peoples Cure 10 my family with great ben
en 10 eases 81 sercfaa and Salt Rheum and hste recon-
reqnenty to my friends all OF whom biieve have
been bensdtted and most OF them entirely cured BY It,
CHARLES sCHARFF. 2Ts Main ltreet up stsirs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18

ip Love without esteem is volatile esd {,
esteem withost love l. glsssuld
aud cold, 70 ~ u s-.''r II letN s.-.A4 se'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18

EDGAR HALL, Claim agent, also hgent
T.,tesra Iiesnsed County Auctonoersnd Notary Public
once over Hsrreks Store Ashabuls, Ohio. feo 90 Io'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18

CARRIAGES ES-Superior and Cheap
Tbo,e In want Of good Top Carriage, with all ihs
tyl. and Of the day, and OF superior work
nshp spd wearing qualities from the celebrated Gisb'
- = I.fFlIi. I. A. MoSHER, Agent
Asbtabula Hsrbor, July 1894 76Oom'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18
Clothing.

MANSFIELD & BRUCE, Wholesale retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, hats
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18

CYRUS AVERY. Manufacturer ofTin, Sheet
on Copper Ware. and dealer in Stoves Also Agent
Whitney Clothes Wringer. AZ the Old Ba
sds Mnn street. three doors south Of the Bank
X1htabuls Ohio. n -1-l'.II y .II.ll 6g2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-18
Manufacturers.

l.. WOLFF & CO. Dealer in Ready-made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Ashtabrs. o. 644
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08
, The Inauguration.

President Lincoln was inaugurated Tor
his second term on Saturday, March 4.
By the failure Of the telegraph, &C., VIC
arc deprived Of the particulars. Com.
pared with March, 1861, there is a wide
difference in the situation. Then the
rebels had all the power in their hands,
and. the President elect had to travel
ipcoc. to the National Capital, plot to
assassiuato him having been formed at
Baltimore. Now the rebels. are trenfo.
Inc in the last ditch. Then the oath OF
office was administered by Chief Justice
Tapcy. Now it was administered BY
Chief Justicc Chase The, former was
the representative Of slavery. The lat
ter is the representative Of freedom
Then slavery was in power, and the
rebels were boldly declaring that 1t
should be the corner. stone Of new gov.
crumeut. Now it is noarly dead and
tho rebels are calling upon their slaves
for help, and arc willing. to give them
freedom if they will fight The facts IN
dictate the progress the Republic has
made in tho limo Of power, of. Freedom
and of National life. in this short space
of time. The events which ordinarily
would have spread over centuries. nave
been crowded into years. 49,; .."..'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08
80 g
RepoSSeSSed.

All the forts which the rebels soized from
the United States, and which President Lin
coin, in his Proclamation, April 10th, 1861,
declared it the duty of the Government to
"rcposscss,' have now been rcpo''e'''a, %,
Fort Clinch, Florida, was soon "rcpos-
scsscd" if we rccollcet rightly; Fort Macon,
North Carolina, Fort Pulaski, Georgia, and
Forts st. Phillip and Jackson, Louisiana, I'LL
in the Spring Of 1862; and within the past
few months we have rapidly "rcpossessed
Forts Morgan and Gaines, Alabama, Forts
Caswcll and Johnson, North Carolina, and
Forts Sumter, Moultric and Castle Pinckney,
South Carolina-thcse arc oil costly works
built by the United States. BESIDES, we have
taken divers strong Forts built by. the rebels,
Fort Mc.\llistcr, Fort Fisher, and others, not
forgetting the Forts Mt Hilton Head, S. e.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08
Union Prisoners.

The Sentinel says large number Of
prisoners arrived in this city on Satur.
day and yesterday. The Raleigh Con.
tedcratc Of tho 2:;d says, about 1900
Yankee prisoners, dirty, ragged and as
hard featured set Of men as ever were
seen, were sent down from Salisbury and
stopped at the railroad depot in this
place on yesterday, awaiting orders to
be sent to Wilmington for exchange.
The Yankee authorities below vii.
min.ton refused to receive lot pre-.
yiously, but We understand that Grant
has sent instructions through our ex-
change ascn. to the officer commanding
there, ordering their reception at that
point, and they were expected to leave
last night. d: O..
Tho Danvillc Register Of the. 9th
says: Friday night one train load Of
Yankee prisoners were carried. away to
Richmond for exchange, and Saturday
night they, we're followed by another in
stallmcnt. We suppose the prisoners
have all been cleared out Of the place,
except few who arc too feeble to be
removed.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08
The Situation at Richmond,

The Enquirer is very severe upon the
anxiety Of the rebelrCongress to adjourn
and the disposition Of many Congress.
men'to fee from Richmond. >fsai';',t2 j
The Sentinel admits the removal Of
guns aod stores from Richmond. and
ondeavors to quiet the apprehension Of
the people, o.. r ,,aroG "'a,.s 49, i,
+, Gen. Lee begs that Congress will not
now adjourn and leave him handfettercd
and upprepared for further resistance :
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08
Congressional.

Tho section of the tax bill taxing
State bank = notes after January LIST,
1866, was adopted by the Senate last
Thursday. : 1t previously; passed the
House. The Senate passed tho section
rejected by,th House, taxing sales one
half of on! per cent The House non
coueurred in ithe Senate's amendments
to the tax bill, 10 order to send it to q
committee Of conference. =.
The Senate has passed the new SIX
hundred million loan bill just as it came
from the House. A proposition e. to
amend by striking out the section e1'
ceptius the bonds from State and MUM
cipal taxation, was voted down. The
net now needs only the Presidents sig
nature. ....
The House took up tho bill amcnda-
tory Of tho National Banking law, pro
yidins that, instead OF such oanSS oe'ne
privileged to issue notes of on equaI
amount to their capital, they arc to be
restricted as follows: On s5oo,OO(
capital they are authorized to issue ~
Der cent. in notes; one million, of SO pei
cent. three millions of IS per cent, anc
exceeding three millions Of GO por cent
of notes. The bill was passed. b..
The Senate refused to adopt the III
nance Committees amendment to In
crease the rates Of postage to FIVE cents,
: Th6 Amendcd Enrolment Bill passed
the House on Monday.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

The, Richmond Sentinel announce,
the arrival, Iin that City, Of Generals
Crook and Kelley, and their consign.
ment to the Libby prison. Mr.. Russell,
member Of Congress from the Wheeling
District, had visited Gen. Kelley ,,,,.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08
III; JOURNAL.
1.,,,,,l.-,on. West Nn..; ,.,:...N
SsrSDAY MORNING, MAR. 8,
The News.

=, regret that We arc unable to give
n,e war ncws-the telegraph lines
y, down, and even Mondays Cincin.
s." s.: papers failing last night, The
s. "..,;c of last Saturday makes the FOL-
q h,ins summary: -:
The latest report from Sherman,
Id :,,u.h rebel sources. is, that he had
,,I all his forces from Columbia, and
III y, Johnson in his rear. 1t is also
n ,,YI that Hardec's forces THAT euacuat-
4, Charleston, and Hoods army, have
4 .,su unable to form junction with
4 Johuson. Intelligence via Memphis
t,nhrms the report Of tho removal Of
/ cost Of what remained Of Hoods army
% the East 1t is stated by dcscrtcrs
that came into our lines in Virginia,
that the rebels wcro Certifying Goldsboro,
y. C., and that Lee ordered that place
10 be held at all hazards. Our private
.dyiccs are that Sherman and Schoficld
we're not expected to form a junction
,.(orc the ~ inst. 1t is not certainly
known where Sherman will strike tide.
water. but it is likely Wilmington will
no, be his new base. Richmond papers
.f the lst make no report Of Sherman's
movements, and from this We may con.
cluIc he was progressing favorably. It
j. not likely that Lee has sent any con-
siderable portion Of his army South, az
,;.au,'s army is on its feet, and ready
10 pauncc upon him tho moment the
weather permits. For several days tho
rebels had been expecting an attack
san,h CT Petersburg, and they admit
INA; i. has only been delayed by the
heavy rains which rendered the roads
i,upa>sable. This being the case, Lee,
# he means to hold Richmond, could
no, spare many men to operate against
Sherman. The probability is that the
latter, up to the LIST inst, had not met
with any serious opposition.
Rebel Congressman arc running away
so fast from Richmond that the House
has been left with bare quorum. The
papers called the fusitivcs weak 'kneed'
They probably are afflicted in that way.
In regard to Sherman's movements
the rebel papers continue reticcnt, but
they arc evidently not confident Of any
favorable result. In fact, We think:
they have no hope Of checking Sherman.
Extracts from the Richmond Dispatch
Of Monday, show that there is pan'v at
the rebel Capital, caused by movements
tina, look to the people like an evacua,
ton. The Dispatch explains that the
measures adopted arc precautionary
merely. The Petersburg Express pre-
diets battle within a day or two for the
no.scssion Of the Southsidc. Railroad.
This corresponds with advice' from our
side the lines. ;....
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= ,...LF !.IsS 80 q ..siE:l ..1,-r.>.-,'
OFFICIAL WAR: BULLETIN;
* &. :, :! =, E: eWAsHlNoToN, March /, =
4Najor Genera! Diz: y 90 ~: ; !: t%; !!
The following telegram from General
Gilmore. has been transmitted to- the
War Department. = = IL u ! X go = q
''.-.'' E, NJ. STANTON, +! =,
. Secretary of War.
Secretary of War.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. 26.

OhAHLtSfoN, ,. u, teo. ~.
Licat.: Gcaeml Grrasnt:ia. (, no :
An inspection Of the rebel defenscs of
Charleston shows that wo have taken
over $50 pieces Of ordnance, being more
than double what / first reported. The
list includes S.inch and 16.iuch colum.
biads, great many So Founders aud AZ.
poundors,i'some;: finch Brooks ,,riaes,
and many pieces of forcisuemake. ,.,., -.
We also captured eight locomotives
and great number Of passenger and
platform cars, in good condition. j"
Deserters report that the last Of liar.
dec's army was TO have crossed the San
tee River yesterday, bound for Charlotte,
y. c., and it was feared Sherman had
already Intercepted their march. go.
1t is reported, on similar authority,
that the last Of Hoods army, $4,000
strong, passed through Augusta last
Sunday, the 10Th, on their way to Beau
regard.
Georgetown has been evacuated, and
is in our possession. ,.-...
DeScrtcrs arc coming in constantly
We have over 400 already,
[Signcd,] Q. y. GILMORE,
Major General Commanding.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08
The President Notified of His Re-
Election.
Election.

Senator Trumbull and Representatives
Wilson and Dawson, as 4 Select Com
mit,ce Of the two Houses Of Congress,
to day waited on President Lincoln and
informed him Of his reelection. 10
this he replied: " Having served four
years in the depths Of Il great and yet
uncnded national peril, l can view this
call to a second term as nowiSc more
Gathering to myself than as an express
sion Of the public judgment that | may
better finish difficult work, in, which
have laborcd from tho first, than could
any one less severely scboolod to the
task niIn this view, and with increased
reliance on that Almighty Ruler who
has sraciously sustained us thus far, and
with Increased gratitude to generous
people for their continued confidence,
accept the renewed trust with its yet
.oncrous and pcrplcxing duties and re-
sponsibilities.'
No response has yet been received
from the Vice. President, who did not
arrive here until tonight.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

In. regard to the aspect of affairs in
East Tennessee; we can only say that
the military authorities aro by no means
idle. Means are being rapidly provided
to take care of, any rebel demonstration
in that quarter.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-08

It's officially stated that 221, 1886 i'm.
migrants came to this country in 1864.
or this number, few less than 100000
arrived, at tho port Of New York, ,,"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-25

Gberfubr auf Der 6ampttn gbebt ben init
&oblen belaoenen S6eUrer Subn gatrrn bon
Baltimore urb '~betIenfte tbn. -.,.,.m
can 5rdnctScU, %. September.
giqAriNten aus Sban9bat melpen, po6' Der
Oampfer Satrfpn am "a. Suit in @antpn
Serbrahnte, DdS '@Ten BON 8leil6 mar in
Shanghai aus @anttdtSridi9ten perbOten
tDrDen. satiau.6
Muntrreal, %. September, Colonel
Shorthand lit ais GOmmifarr Der Nprb 9octfc
.@ilenbabn 81, bier IN llnferBanptung nit Der
Ganooil6en @e9terung ,uno Nnberem UNI Die
Mitbilfe brittI6en &apita1S Su ben Gerptllts
e,rneen Der Ser. @taaten fir bic 9afe Supe<
rtpr7 unoI Yu9et Scunb @i1enbabn gu erlans
gen. Sol, 8omlanO bUft, Dap Der cpmrfrs
ctelle Gtnfl uB Spn CANADA pielem Yrpjett ppll=
tdnDig gu She'll tperbe, ba pielesg BON Der
grGBten internationalet @i6tt9feit fir bas
Solt beioer 2dnDer III, unp er 3weifelt ri6t,
RAP 1etne Senbung werbe nit @rfol9 9efrDnt
tperDen.
Clifton, Gan. So, 22. Septentber. ~
Gin unbefannter Yafh9ier abat li6 In ettem
S6lafipaaen bes aus Dem Welten tCmmeneen
NadtsueeS erl6ofen, Setne Srtefe artsa pa5
pierre linD Dubuque ge3etGnet. a9. atfola a3,i7
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Som Sabmus.

New gprt, %. Sept. Der Dampfer
gletp gOrt brnGte $1O88,87O in 0clO SOn
%Nlpinipaa.a1@ ,T25j4 Il r4. @raa
\ Sol. @leranper g.. 9Rc&ee, Ser. Staaten
Comp l in Nanama itarb fiirslt6 an Der Nubr
uno murpe nit 9reBem @eprdn9e b%eerptst.
@opt. Davenport pom Ser. Staaten Stag
senfhif 9oncaier perliebt 10 lanse feline Stelz
lie, BIS fem Na6IOlser ernannt If, ,4.s
Die 3eitun9enr pom 9anama melpen, baB
man tpegen Der Ge1elutipn i'm Snner,t nod,
.beltdnptg in Aufregmn9 1T, cbslei6 Der Cont
manpeur Der Ee9ierun96truppea Deriidert
Gatte, Die 9auptrdpel6fibrer ieien 9efan9eu
un0 Die NeepIutiUn ais beenptgt 3u betra9z
tPn [re vrEE rs
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NafbatIG e, %. September. @iator
MoDre pom 10. Sennelee S~nfanterte He9tz
ment, per dnf Die @nibulpt9ung peS Nlorses
mitD Der 8raubitiftuna perbaftet tpcrOen mar,
entprang IN pprieer 9tadt aus benz County,
@efansniB, in 6Olse Der Nadlalt9fett pes
.SGlteBer6. aaue
.a Detrpit, aa22. Sept. @efern Na6t
.purpe in bent 2npen bes Gas. DAM on in
Nontiac. eingebrpden, Die 0elplptnpe aufgez
Iprenat ltnp $4,000 in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
parauS entlpenpet.
Iaas@ afro, 20. September. geri6te BON
Mpbile lte4en bic Sage in DteIer Staot uab
ungegenp nit NGudi6t auf Die 9ie9er 70 bar,
ais pb tie sur Sern1eipun9 zines NuSbrubes
unperSi9li6e3 NtdBpe9eln erforperte. Der
@oa9erneur pes Staates. Fat, ~ beibt eS, fir
piefen 3meG cine ent1prefenDe Wilitarmadt
taufgerufeRyO "sH +a''' gnu NJ
Die pemofratii6e @taatszG onpention sUn
Qouiiiana' it gum B.. October su1amrnenbea
frufeH. Die &eprGl entatiOn lOa- mad Der
Sais Der prafpentenwabl Spm Sabre 1860
erfDtget. - ava
I st, 2pniS,,nM o,, 49, @eptbr, 3wet
gteps gUrfer @pmpa9nien baben nenli4 i'm
bteHeiti9en Staot 8tetminen an9efauft, Sir
bic Shine 9amotb 1ffttlen 100000 gu 3ablen
Iein, Cine tletne Nltne purDe fir 100000
%Serfouft. pI0UUIA - &@ilAL =
10 II q Ute, Sa., 10. Sept. Der 5eralb
6eridtft einet 9taub BON $4,000 in Green
tafS llnO Ser. ct. Bombs aus Dem 5arpin
So. S6aBe III Samlta95 Nadt. &eine
Spur pom Den Dieben." Die GrlplpinDe, cine
2tute Sofe, tpurpe altfgelpren9t.
s. IUtl piele6 Sabr, .ineGr @tnpanperua9
ltnttftnpen dis III einem Sabre felt 1857. III
9ttt6butg, "a. September, y OaS
@ebeimniB pes 8opb Sill Mcrpe5 tat li6
entlAleiert pur3 bos @ft1nbniB 3reier
DeutI9en, Namens 6. Marl6aa unp 5refe,
melde befannten, poBf fte int @u9ult einen
peutf6en @migranten ermOrbeten, nit Der
QbiGt, li6 in fem @elp 81 t6eilen, neil lte
Sermutbeten, bab et' ~ ette anlebnliAe
| Summe mitge6raAt 9abe. Die MGrper ct
bielten Suartier in Der Sdtl. - Il .a,
Tro93; a22,.3 September, 6eute @iorgen
~ltiirste cine locomotive nttt tinsul @aifdgisrz
waotn SDn BET Netlalaer unO Soratc9a So,
8ride in, pier3t9 SUP ttefes @aiier, bod
tpunperbarer g8eiie trtrant Ntemnnp. srsiatas
New 80 IT % September. Die @roz
befa6rt Sptl4en ben Oanpfern @tncosci ultp
Mqpnquin 9e6t eben Dor IiG. Der e~rltere
Darnpfer mar uut4 t1br Na6mtttaes benz
anoern nett oorau8, bod leBterer ttau6t melt
penigerig g enniitdtertat.' oiarp
!, Sort MOnrue, a. September, Der
Creole, BON Seem 2Jprt mad Ncrfplf belftmmt,
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Nemeite Na6ri6tem.
grle0rapblrt filr Ben ,,8altlmpre Weder".
Der Yrn5eB gcgcn yEir5.
@dnLrf Ser M~ypfecutipnSs 0e rhnnnImnacn.

@aft In 8 ton, %. Sept. 5ente Murz
gen tplrpe Der Rrc3eB sesen @irs ~fUrt9elebt
un0 Ger @efan9ene erlAien in 8esleitlng let=
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Mlr. 8atcr, abipelenp it,. Sic Gernebmung
pOn 3eusen ipurpe fort9elsbt. sla
Serg. @y9G. 0raY, lpelGer geltern Ietne
Nu8lo9en moGte wurpe BON 9errn Sdape
ms &reu;oerbGjt senpnimen unp ma6te nod,
einige weitere @utbullunsen betreHs Der Se@
IGanoluton Der 0efdn9enem. as 'ff' .''''''' q,
9la6 Dem &erbDr pe6 Capt. S. IS. @rigbt
pe6rti 4Is agtn bauptllatliA 3eiste, pab9Bir3
Sft,ierenltn6 Splpaten we9en @rl6ie6en BON
@efuneenen llrlaub CAB UNI no6 Der Nu6~
laae peS lieutenant Dyer pom II. Ser. ct.
gleaer Aeg. nabm ba5 @ert6t 9teceb.
Weaen 3 l1br eerlammelte iia pas @eri&t
tpieper rilp Gpl. Gbipnan bemertte, ba6 Die
Qntpalte seseneitig iiberein sefcmmen ieien
bic .3euanife Der SoIpitalre9ilter, 8riefmdppe
,1nb onperer @apiere, welde entoeft tperpen
.%tGnnten, susulalIen, Die ,&esierun9 tpOlle
Bic 8elatun9 bstfe enfprmea ihlieBe1, be
.balte 1t6 tepph lpas 3ebt 1rr, Tiipifti9e 3eu9~
.lliGe, pelGe NOD gefunpen iperpen fGr1nten
anndneGnen, ferner Die idriftliden Sepetle,
pdg Sic Gibntpnper 2utOritdten IN Die Nn@
5p~erlpnptQe .Qfaire Yerpidelt ieien, bei5ubrta<
rgeh.s q = z@eH,, asin-& ~, m5.5'" ..a.
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5Mi11pbin suseteben, Sol. G9iPma1 eriptf
perts, Ct (Yaferl let bier nnr oils 4nrpalt pe0
Wiri auerfannt uno 3elsnilie 9e9en Davis,
See II. a. oebet tin lofern lie feinen @ltentelt
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ate 9aatseOnOsatioa Don Sllobama.

Mpnt8 50 metp, %. Sept. Die StoatS
GOnpentiOn pailirte cine Sroinan8, welGe Die
Sclooeret I'M Stante ab9eiho1t. Die Nbitim=
lnlttgtpar SO Oaf ir uaO 3page9en. b.
: IS fpurpe in etnem gei6lub Der nd4lteh
@eIebstbung 3ur @fidt 9enaAt, einen 3ulab
3ur Contribution 5h fiisen. welGer ale Serf IL
9ul,9en betref6 Sflaperet annullirt, ferner
@eI3se gum S4uBe Der freiet Nrbeiter 5n
MAIDEN. .,.. ...1c'a @. s,- ..aa .54
Die Convention Sat fernet eeinen 8ri4lne
palTirt, naA wel6em Der Staat in 6 GonsreB
Diitrifte 9etbeilt 1pirb. ... 1:,. s.@s ~
Da5 Committee I6er bic SeSeiIiUnsprptz
nn1t3 bat in nGGlter @O9e 5u bertGten.
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nuSesbanpttabt.

Der @taatslefretdr belu6te beute bus
,,@eiBe 6ou6" UNI peit Na6fol9er peS brdIt=
ltantlnen @elanpten Senor Scaqatn Wtarta
5aafentes gPe A3ambuja Dem 9ralibenten Dor
aulteIen. I
Ser 3uprans Oatt @arpOnlu@ern mar ben=
tie ,pieper isbr 9rpb, inter penlelben mar Grtrd
gtQY >Sntttb unD 6opette NcIlulen BON
Str9tnien. 6ibbtSb See murpe ertpartet unp
etltc srobe Nn5aN Weniden mar eri6ienen,
ben bertlbmten Nebelen fenrer st lernet1.
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Softer s. 50,

284 SO. 8altimpreitr., Baltimore, Dto.,
Gnbrit0nten unb On srcs 0ertdufer BON oner9aub Bprte=
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