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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-02-15
4 D,INIsTRATOR,s NOTICE Notice

A DNINIsTRATOR's NOTICE. Nonc'
n is hereby given, that Letters Of hsSn Ia,s Of
tion on the estate of ANDREW CRoos,is
Boggs township, Clearfcld county, Pa a'ot'r :, nsr
having been granted to the undersigneS, ~ n,sLs
sons indebted to said estate are requrea " ia;m, %
immediate payment, and those having .hsut,.
against The same viii present them duly au'"'
Gated for settlement cposs
ian. rs, ft-pa. admlhls..elI------
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COMPLIMENTARY.

We are glad to learn that the kindly
feelings Of our citizens have been exten-
ded to the soldiers ow here, and also,
that this manifestation Of regard is appre-
cia,ed in manner proving that our visi-
tors are 10, only soldier, br' gentlemen.
ClrARrirLr, Feb. i+lh, 1865.
Mr.. Error The Soldier, Of Company
A, 10Th Reg,, V. X. C., feeling it incum-
bent upon them, rs duty, 10 return
thanks for the many tayors shown TO them
by the citizens of CIea field ard v,cln iiy,
in. furnishing ihem many de!icacies, which
as soldiers, Se appreciate as test OF true
friendship and good feeling towards uS,
who are comparatively strangers. Our
duty az soldiers, Ia; called us among you,
yet we wish to merit your esteem, and
hone that the flu ture, ike the past, may
be full of bright remembrapces which VIII
be pleasant for as To think oil after we
shall have lef, you for our quiet homes
and duty elsewhere, ~
The MASK orr.-Morrow B. Lowry, the
acknowledged leader of the Aboliiionisls
in our State Senate, has taken bold ground
in favor Of negroes voting. And while he
would thus extend the ballot-box to the
negro, he would deny it to the white man ;
for he would give no mar vote who was
unable to read and write. We know this
would be tbonght very bitter pill by the
mass of Republican voters, ifpreseuied TO
h EN- now but we assure them that il will
be presented to them in due season rs q
test of political faith, and that they will
have to swallow i, whether they like it or
not. Senator Latia, Of Westmoreland,
deserves the lasting thanks Of the Dem
ocracy for developing" this grea, Mogul
Of niggerism.
sg-Among other reforms the present
dominant party propose for the people is
u law providing for tho election of two
persons in each county to select Jurors, al
SO day each. This duty is now perform
ed by the County Commissioners and Sher
iff OF each county and if there is any 9th
er object than that Of providing places fol
ofIice-hun,ers we are unable tc see il.
/ FRos1Y.-The me curry stood at 80 de
grees below zero in this place yesterday
morning Mt : o'clock. If the Clerk o
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MARRIED.-Feb.9 9th 1865 by S p. Wilson,
Esq Mr.. Scott illegal Of Goshen Township to
Miss Margaret Shaw of Bradford township.
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getter up Of tho Cub,
Single copies sent, postpaid, for 20
Terms invariably in advance, and The Maga.
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As THE 0LD GUARD is stereotyped back num-
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DMINIsrRATOR's NOTICE'7,N,0,u,s.''
n is hereby given that Letters Of odm,nl,ud ID.
ION i on tbe estate Of c. L. BUCK, late oil pm
ford township, deceased, having been .,,ss |,
out by the undersigned, all persons inasS. sss ray
said estate are requested to make immsdis,s t
mept and those having claims against u, ,s.,i,.
viii preseut them duly authenticated rT 70,
ment. hhhi ".i.,i,istfs,os.
Feb. I, 1864,
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CAUTION--All persons arc hereby caution
" cd agairst buying or selling, certain Black
MARD, now in tho use of Levi Derrick, of Law,
renee township, as the same belongs TO me and
is in his use on loan only, subject to my order
jan. 24,3t pd. D. b SHAW
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persons having unsettled &C
IN counts on the Books o { G., l.. REED, d Co.
will please call and settle them, as we ere desir
ious Of closing our Books.
G. l.. REED, & Co.
mo. Jan llth 1855.
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PROSPECTUS OF vol. II-lS65.
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PEACE CONFERENCE.
Davis Message in Full l. Presi dent
Lincoln Adheres to his Message OF
last December-The Rebels Think
They Must Fight 1t Out.

WAsHIyoros, Feb. 9.-The Richmond
Wing, OF February Ith, publishes the fol.
lowing;
OFFICIAL REPosr or the CONFEDERATE CON
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Just look OF the following list Of arbelo, ;,
sold far W %
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
brooklyn City News.

Fans ON TIM Crry RALaoApe-The Mayor has decided
TO veto the resoution Of the Board OF Aldermen paed
one week since by which the rate OF fare increased
from nvs 70 seven cents per passenger all tho city
will be filed with the City Clerk to-day u wil there-
fore, be received by the new Board and ss II Is not
likely thai II will be ovcrridden the fare will remain VI
i've cents--the same ~ before. htt
Pocxrr PICKED AT THs ruLros YsRnY-Mr ,. n
Gregory, doing business at No. 2is Washington street.
New York, was relieved OF his pocketbook containing
bills and notes 70 the amount Of $ef3, while passing
through the crowd Of Fulton ferry, on Saturday evening
last, .N.@
rHs Usrov PnsoxEns AT ASpEseo2ylrLr GA.-Aider-
man Vim. rurion, OF tho Thirteenth ward Brooklyn,
ceved information Few days snce Of the death Of OF
his In shs rebel prison pom at Andenonve Ga The
young man. then aged II year, enlisted in the Second
New York heavy artillery the 7th Of March last with
oat the consent Of his parents and fact without their
in all the terrible battles, under Lieutenant General
Grant, from the Rspidan 10 Petersburg where hc
sined In tobacco warehouse fr soe time, where the
best part a his clothing stripped from him by the
chivairy. with scmc twelve hundred other onior,u.
mates he marched 70 Andcrsonve, half naked and
without shoea They arrived at their destination, after
weary and oilsome Journey with bleeding feet and
completely exhausted from she wan. Of food and from
fatigue and numbers laid themselves down tho ground
W wing dead nsag small creek which runs through ,bs
prison enclosure returned prisoner and fellow suf
ferer with young Turton named VIM. II. Raynor, sent
information 20 the Alderman about his son. and visit
Ing him at his residence, corner Of SUFFOLK and Grand
streets New York. related all the crcumstanccsf their
captivity and OF his sons sad end. Mr. Raynors health
Ia completely broken In consequence OF the miserable
treatment he received.
STATEMENT oS Monsrs RAurp ron wls Punrosxs m
Kmas CovxrY-he following n account OF the moneys
raised BY taxes loans and otherwise the property q
Kings county for promoting suiIssnsnss payment Of
buunses euppo-t of the families OF soldiers and ov
other purposes connected with the April rs,
1881, a. submitted 70 the Board of Supervisors q
meeting held on Friday evening"
Amount borrowed In Of specific authority of
leg stature and included In county tax Of
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
z the last eleven years
LOSSES BY FIRE IN THE YEAR 1854

The following table gives tho date place and the loss
II each rs where the property burned and
upwards in vauc during year 1854 in the loyal States
and such portions Of the rebel States have been
stored 70 the Union There have been number Of fires
during ths same period Ia the rebel States, where
the Losses estimated a. large amounts but the
wretched condition Of their currency forbds any state
ment Of the actual value Of the property destroyed No
notice is taken OF the losses from rebel raids such tho
burning Of Cha,nbersburs Pa last July, or OF the de-
strucon Of property by the rebel forces In the
necessary operations Of war. A comparative table is
also given showing tho losses In each month Of the
1858 and 1884, together with table OF the losses by fire
in the United States during the preceding ten years.
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
Arrest OF Hunter, the Notorious MissourA
Guerilla, Sc.

ST. LoUrs, Dec. 81, 1884
Tho notorious Missouri guerilla Hunter recently
arrested at Salt Lake CITY, while his way TO oahfss
mia with $500 900 In greenbacks stolen from bank ~
Bloomington, Mo-, over year ago. He was scnt bsas
by Governor Conness ana will be taken to Huntsville sn1
hung.
110 bales Corn &c. higher. Hogs nrner. Shoulder,
2lc. sides and halves, 2sc whiskey nrm st ~ 10
I
The New York herald., 1865-01-02

The above ngures do nst include accidents where no
lives were bost accidents u individuals which wsre
caused by their careleesness design deaths
injuries resulting from the rcckle@ness OF persons In
crossing or standing upon railroad tracks where tTas
wero in motion
The following table exhbitsths numper OF accidents,
with the number Of persons killed and injured during
The New York herald., 1865-01-02

The above table does not include accidents where
lives lost the killed and wounded by accidents
curing Sea- those who lost their lives received
injury board sf steam vessels during cngagements
The following ble shows the number Of accidents ana
and yOu dur IL 0InSte eleve wear
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
COMMERCE. OF NEW YORK.
Arrivals at the Port OF New York During
1894. ----.

1864. t
Mr. Andrew r. Trotter the very efncient boarding
officer 1t the United States barge Office, white.
hail. has kindly furnished with the following totals Of
arrivals at this port from foreign ports during the past
year. showing decrease compared with 1853 OF two
hundred and ssventythree sail We do not give the
nationaes Of the vessels arriving during 1884 Tor tho
that large number Of Americans temporarily
sailing under Foreign Aags:- - --- -----
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
THE COURTS.

Crime im the Metropolis.
The following s ths annual statement Of Mr. Wander
voor the clerk Of the General Sessions and Oyer and
Terrnnrr:-
COURT OF OYER AND rERxISxH.
C6nufCtod. Acquitted
The New York herald., 1865-01-02

Total smount raised FOR war purposes - a4I2 2c3 10
O tho above sum the following has been actually sx.
pended 10 data (recembes 80, l6e4l:--
Bountes to soldiers, recruiting fees and cur.
rent expenses of committee ...fJ,1o3 ,641 90
For interest certificates az Io8 all %
The above 10 Independent Of the raised by the
city Of Brooklyn for war purposes.
The New York herald., 1865-01-02

Nsw MU-.o--fom Moors's b. ,tful ballad, "Tiow
Dear Ne the Hour when Dayss. Dies" has been set
70 music BY Mr.. Stephen Msssett. The version
great improvement on The former one which was 30
Inexpensive ~ 10 be but seldom suog
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS.

Number OF Accidents and the Killed and
Wounded I'm 1854 and the Ten Prcoed-
ing Years. sats.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Operati mt Wilmington-TAs
Capture Of savannah-Thc Movements
OF Generals Grant, Thomas, StOnema0
and Burbridge-The sinking or ths
North America-News from Central
America, tho south Pacifie, Mcxioo,
Cuba, &c., SC.
The CunArd mail steamship Africa, Captain Andssssa.
win leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close la this city At quar-
ter past and at half past i've o'clock 70 ass
noon.
Tho NEW YoRx HyRALp--Edtion for Europe-wili -
published II eleven O'Clock 70 morning, and win
contain full report Of the operations Of the con6nsA
naval and land forces the defcnces Of Wilmington,
companied with map showing the scene Of the bon
bsrdmept OF Fort Fisher; additional particulars Of tAs
capture Of Savannah and Of the march Of the Left Wing
OF General Shcrmsns Army through Gcorgta; intsrsse
ing from the Gulf and details OF the movements =
Union Forces in all sections Of the country Particulars
OF the sinking OF the steamship North America and ~
loss Of nearly two hundred lives; news from Csntsal
America the South Pncinc, Mexico, Cuba &c, ana -
counts Of all interesting events Of the past week.
Single copies In Wrappers ready for mailing six csaAA
fragrant soxodOnt Hardens and Inva-
The gums purnes and perfumes the breath clsanse
baaunes preserves the teeth from youth 70 old
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1904.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Nunzber ef Accidents and the Killed cAd
Wouhdsd I'm 1854 and she Ten Preceding
The New York herald., 1865-01-02

Fragrant soxodont Harsens and Inv1-.
eorates gums pures and perfumes the breath sanss
beAntnes and the teeth from youth 70 old age
Sold By all druggists
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
The following table shows the losses during ea,
mouth compared with those OF tho year 1ses:-
S2S,622,OOO

Tho following table gives tho losses by IRE In the
ynited States from the year 1854 70 1888 inclusve
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
Prizes Cashea in all Leg gaiixed lotteries
ana Information given y. cLUTE,
Brokers once, I7S broadway, ~ =.

Prizes Cashea in all Legaiized Lottsriss
and Information given .n. 90 sLuTsa
Alas, For the Powder ship that Was -
81 s,.r Jsse " 'Sss is &:
SETTsRs Ssial ssi'f hfhTs fsas ss%os
ssssd.i SeScdy SOLD e,ey%h.s New YORK
CedAr Wees
A.-why IS Ph~lnn's wight Bloom, Ing Cs.
rsus .e the i,r sP.nssd gann. because p ''anda's
Batcheior's Hair Dyc-The Heat in the
world Harmless reliable insananrous. Ths ouy psrfseA
Dye. Factory oi barclay street
Browns Bronchial Trocisss, FOR Pui'ne-
nary and As,aae disorders have proved sacir eacaeysy
,.., Of many yers, and have received ,esmanIa, fos
eminent men who have u.cd them
Those who arc suffering Coughs, Colds, oArSenssa.
Sore Throat &C. should uy Tocsss" simple renssSv
which is In almost every ersc,u..
BurdsaiIs Arnie. Linimont.-An In-
fsilible cure for bern sealds .pssns a
burn shs sssa. Z spr,sa No fsy should be wS
o""
Christsdora's Hair Dye, Prss.rvaiiys.
Tbs The dye dye applisa y sslial artists. -
DIR. UnderhiIrs
PURE cRoT0y PorNr
wfsB DEPOT
30 Clinton Han. corner OF Eighth stree,
Diamond Rings, or all Deseriptions-
Prom twenty sr. nf,y scysnyn,e ons. yo lssss .ons
GEORGE G. ALLEN. No. slb brosdwayson door ssiow
Canal street. formerly No "a Wall street
Earrings sud Pins.-Sew styles. Jusa
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No. AIS Broadway, one door below Canal street
IrcusJ~ ~ fi<,ods f,s q. utie men.
LIaED KID GLOVES.
SILK UNDFRsHulrS &C,
FINE scARFS, &C. AZ
| Endfes' B~H Buckles, New styiea.--l.NrEs
hms H.. .sss ss' rSp tS. y ILiES 40 ans ss
way. one door below Canal street. -.
seal Rings for Gentlemcu.-Ftne eioia,
now styles srht ten twelve, sileen tssnynve v sne
| ais Broadsay one deorb below Canal street.
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One hundred and malos and thirty nvs females
were sentenced 10 imprisonment In the STATE Prison
two males for fethe aggregate term OF be rcnainaor
four hundred and years and four MONTHS Inn
prisonment In the Pententiary fy five males and sixty
one females 10 imprisonment In the City Prison. thirteen
~ two boys and three girls
The New York herald., 1865-01-02
Our Washington Correspondence. \
= II W Aanlr1 Ms Dec III faa4

e WAsIlISoroS, Dcc Sl, 1904
sesaas coSusres ksD nErAEDuErs
The 'ofre eensraiy prevails hst tho natonal
Sspai =, present dceercd BY members OF Congress-
fns y true a. 10 those who sooau the hot:'s; but
shsre are arge number who have their fdnies with
e~. either housekeeping boarding private houses
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Die Nhp1era.

9la6 ben n~euelten 8eri&ten BAT oie G6ule
ra in Gspptsn 10000 MenlAen btnwesse-
raft. Sic wltbete nt6t muir In BEN sr6Bten
@tGbten Mleranorta unp Cairo, lunpern aud
in ben tleiurren Stapten unp Srtldaften i'm
Snnern. lie 9beits floben pte Der 8i3efG=
mtg, BON tbren Soften unb Memtern uto
uberlteBen pie armen gauern GSeqabs) ibrem
S3tflal. 8elunDers Wetber utp &tnoer
ltarpea tn ben pi6tbeSSlterten Dttrttten
lhaarenreile.
Sn 9atrO itarb bic Srau bes amerttantz
S9eu MtliOnarS 9onIing unp in Mleranprien
Elm Sewther 81. q, g, 9aueelott, ein @riede
BON Gsburt, unb nuturolifrter 8ilroer Der
8eretnt9ten Staaten.
Die Ralte BON SYrten unp bic iDniShen
Snleln pimme(n pom Gla@tlinsen. sS}n Gvn,
ItantinOpel ino eintae Icpesfaae sOroefcm.
men uno ale Cigarette werbsn CUR aufnubm,
pom &ronfen 1prbere itet. 4S&9
Nus 8lOrens l9reibt man, paB bte @pipe
Mite In GUscanG ausSebrc9en let. Gin
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fir 6. 81. IGpmpipn. Obero,i
6crreirpnbeu5 bes Baltimore Be6er."
Gtftsr Gtief.
(SMluB.)

9fun aber -aGtet auf bic 9eiltuneen nnIerer
fnaletpen unO lin9enpen &unltjun9er. Gebt
gu6 piel SGlsen an, Sebt le asnau an,
wte tHre Stiefel elanse1, pte lire GatermGr=
Der lelAten, tbre WaniAetten eletG Strab@
lenfran5en Die tpeiBer, lorgfalti9 gepfleatel1
9daDe um9etm,-fe iinb Nieilter, ~spllenDete
SHELTER in tbrer 9ruBen unD eblen &nnlt, =
teDer brittle Sdub mitten in bas SGNparse
binein, elm MfetiterlauB !! &6nnt SIR Oerarz
tiges aufpeiien? 6atten Cure plumpen uno
1n9eiAulten Solbaten pa8 1alent FOLDER Nieiq
lterl4tfe 9ebabt, iGrn in Der er(ten S6Iaht
hatten lte breimal ben san3en Sioen iiber
ben 5aufen 9ercren. SIR mplt II /, 8 bpd,
niAt NIT Gurer Gapferfeit t1nppniren2 Oa
1T Omppel, unD mir linb Demt10e!
Benn rnlere 6urten pfeifen, 70 tan5en mir
aud Den betli9en 3cotentan5 fur's Saterlonp f;
lpenn fe bic Grlaubnib seben uuD ibr Don>
nerport an nnierS br fAlast, 70 fennt u n lere
Gapferfett feine @ren3en unp init @ptt fir
&6nig unD Gaterlanp" seben mir, reliontrt
tpte gemeibte Spferrttere, eeIdmildt unp ppls
au9 Dem SDbe ent9e9en. Allp Idtpeist BON
Gurer 5apferfeit, aber l6amt Gu6 pes pier=
labrt9en &rie9eS, pen5br babt f,bren mitIen !
Yin oterjdbrige5 brutales Mlprpen Ii. GhloG=
ten, unt-bie SclaSeret los au werDen /! Du
lteber !6intntel, ipie oiele eS%abrbunoerte lteat
paS binter uns! Wie melt lino mir Gud,
Ycrau5 !! Nidt einmaf Die Qeibetqen1doft
fam fi6 bort IN DEM duBerlten ;3ipfel Ser,
mantenS feltbalten, unp SIR mustet 6unperte
pom SGladten fbla8en, INN bic rpbete, ME
oertrdhtislte 6urm Der ScIaeeret los az iper&
pen +! gSte wer tpa9t bas frede
WUrt? Str ipdren beute nod SclaYen 2
SAanlt Gud Sebnta9 Der niepertrGAtt9en
gerleumoun9 {! Durfen mir S~ertauit meroen 2
Sretlid,-nun ja,-a0erDings,-im ppri9en
Sabr9unbert,-pte 5e1enEauein per lprtGt
paSpn beute nod DaS 1T Elm iiberwunoe=
ner Stanbpunct, urp ntGt Giner unIerer al
ler9napt9iten Sirit item piirbe beute bal1elbe
ma9en; nnD pa9te er es in fredem l1eberz
mat9e, MIR paroen i9m ben feterltGfen Wrp=
telt TINS @eltbt lbleupern rtnp fetn md, 20
GUNNER 0anernlnmmel tpirbe liA anoers ais
inter altSprudltAem uno acknowledgements
telt tn letn barteS Sdidlal fiiaen. Oie SDelt
6at nod niAt 9eleben, pelhe Madt In Dem
%palipen 8iperltanDe liest. nnp er 1t elmo
rein beutide GrfnOuns l1nb bairfen MIR
MIR aeprigelt merpen2 5aben tpir Bic 5ela=
penpeiti6e 3u farGten2 Das 0ees berrf6t,
unp Iolte baS @eeb mad urtbeil unp 8edbi
ben armen S9elm, ben perbummelten StrolA
Den gemetnen Solpaten etrra5 nnianft berib.
rem, 70 frb bic eeldlasenen 2eute lelbt oarar
SGulD, unb lie miilien li6 GrtltltA fa9sn
u5rei9eit i'm geebesfleiDe, 6reibeit tn @e
hprlamspftGt," 70 9eiBt es bet nas, itnp mt
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Sranoftftuueeu tn @Olea,

Den ueuers, Na0rtftcn 5tfpl9e babet DE
Jeueretraanlte in 4clen 70 ilberbanp 9e1or'@
men, pob man Die SeriGte fallrt 9ianpen
fonn, wenn lie ni1t aus autbenttld1er Anelle
fGmen. Cine weitperbreitete Sarbe 1on
Mcrbbreunern ,ur Gerrpiil flung Der rolntlhen
WrpSiuaen Iheint st erilttren, Sn llleprersn
Der serbronnten GtGpte bra6 bas Teuer an
perldiepenen @unften 5uglei6 aug, y lino
Winfe, Wobilep, G5robnp, Witeb5t, Sntor
aonie, gprs|pip, D3isna, Wtl9fa, STONED II.
anpere BON ben 5lammen 3erltSrt trproer, tn
Mtnsf (no innerbatb "a Stntpen 3 6ererS=
brinlte oprsefpmn,ett.
Die GfentliAe Meintn9 Stbt lie Den rni t.
l6en 8ebSrpeu Ifulp, Die le nittelbar ooer
unmittelbar setanlafen. llnp lebr otele Tint
tGnpe lpre6en bafnr. Die ruliide Nrefie
trdgt aud lebr stel 0aSu bel, ben GanatieinuS
aeaeu MQes, ,pa8 Nolnilh 1T, auf5ure9elt, ur1p
Nbenteurer lu6en lt@ BET Nfpurelptef IN
CUNT st leben, inpem lie bas pplttiIde gle
nent ausrptten belfen. 60 ri9ten iie iGre
;3erltGrungslrutb ntdt Bios 9e9en bic 9latipz
nalpenfmaler Ionoern aud gang belpnpers
9egen Die rGntiiA= fatDpltlAen &irden, tpeil
pann on oeren Stele Observation-Disclosures err
baut psrpen utto auf ptele Wetle ba6 Splf 9e-
3pungeu miro, 9rie9tiN fatbplii@ st iperoen.
Set Nttasf bat man mebrere Ntcrbtrenncr
auf Der Stat er9rtHen, Die 9elanpen, paB lie
pom bent rulTlden N9enten, G3Ynrpnif8, oo>
fir be3oblt morDen lino.
Die @puSerneure 9antntin unb pplp3Otp
iollen an Der S5ptbe pieler 8ranpfifter iteben;
man tpta pen pulnil4en Qpel papurd gu
@runpe ri6ten. Die rulItl0e 9~esierung ba=
sesen 6elAuloi9t ptelen, paB CT leile ei9enen
Stabte an0 OSrfer nieoerbrennen lafIe, neil
le etnen GDrranp ludt, bic argelebenlten
Mttslteper oeiielben, BEL onoers Die grpBen
@runoteiiBer i'm 0ttnaer Gretle, ais Sranp.
filter serblften laiIen gu fSnnen. 60 mtrp
man tie niGt nun ibrer Sitter, ip1rDern auG
TIRES QebenS ~berauben.
Nu6 Der i'm Grill lebeupe pclniIhe Noel
piro perbaGti9t, ais BET DEN Sranbftftungen
betbeitigt. Die 3eitungm opn Yster8burg 1t.
ipre6en pteien geroa6t ofen aus II.
ertlart seraoe3u rQpeI unD @eitli@
Felt ltno utSerbeiierltA ]"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-09

ron Mleranpria a~nsefommene Srau mar in
ancura eelanret unp 1udte tbren Setmatbs-
ort Wtfcia su erretden, wurpe aber unter
Weas auf Der Gti enbabn BON Der f~ataten
Rranfbeit ersrifen unp mad etnen Spttal
asbradt, no le ben naGlten Mfor9en ltarb.
Die Na6ri6t perbreitete it@ mic ein eaufener
purd pas gauge 2anb unp perbrettete Den
orSsten GGredeu, ~teicnpers pa tn Stalten
fir berartise Greisnt1e iNle6te Sorior9e 9e>
truTen 1T, Der italientlhe &~rtegemtntlter
bat In Sulse Der Na@ri6ten bic mtlttartlfen
Snaruftipnalaaer oufaehUben.