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Evening star., 1865-04-28

ICE. ICE ZOE
We have completed crr arrangements foS tas
delivery q tie pu-e
BOSTON RRESH POND ICB.
We sell co ether. We have one price :9r the
season We celiver promptly. We REQUIRE our
supply in the heat of summer. We ask liberal
T. T. FOWLER 60.
a2es.tt Terth street Wharf.
A PAINTINGS.
"A COLLECTION OF FINE OIL PAINTINGS
will De sold at th auction rooms Of James c. Nc
day Will be stated IN future aivertiseu1 ant. Among
the collection are pieces from the following cele
bratsd artists, viz ;-Nicholsen; Thomas and Ea-
yard Myrsy. Paul Ritter, S. r LIKE Krip0sn-
many sthers by various American snd European
The Painting. will be arranged for exhibition
Monday evening. Nay /. with catalogue. ap IS st
g.. MAYOR's 0FFICE. APRIL q, 1856:
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received st the
sixth t6th of May for laying the and water
service pils on 5th street vest, from d street
north TO 6 street north. whore directed BY the
Cemmiasioner, the pipe to be laid one foot inside
The gas service pipe to be one-inch wroug ght
iros pipe, with the usual cne inch gss cock
The water service pipe shall be q inch, strors
two ounces per foot. and shall be laid thirty ak
inches below the street surface. The stop cock
inside the curb t., be y irch brass cock, ,riaaow
projecting stem so that it shall be under the eS:lu
cover. copfofmi pg to Corpor ation laws The bid
fox tn service pipes viii be per uneal foot Of the
pipe laid, and spe: iced sum for the tapping and
the box ana cover. JOSEPH =, BROWN.
sp IS eGtmay6 Actin. MAYOR.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
BOARDING.

ECR RENT-Furnished ROOM with BOARD,
! suitable Tor two pe1sens: at No. ~ Market
ssIses T! Georssto'n bety.sn 80 and s.h streets
RoARDING-Tvo Gentlemen wisaine to room
- together can find . pleasant ROOM with good
BOAkD in private family, by applying at No.
1-4 street, near 18th street Terms moderate.
p2-3t*
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOAKD and
Lodgings at No. 331 Goth street. between
and streets. Als4. two Table BOAkDERS want
ed. Terms moderate.
sp2 26-2ts 6.V. NICHOLS
r OOMs AND BOARl~TVo very nicely FUR.
ID NlSHkD ROOMS, pleasantly situated for the
summer. at AIS Sth at bet. q and 81. With or
without board. References exchanged. ap st"
BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- ROOMS for married or single persons. House
airy, with spacious grounds. Location pleasant,
near Pa. avenue, southwest cerner 2lst aod II sts
Bath in the house. Terms moderate. ap 26-3t*
RoARDING.-severa G en- item en- can be accom-
- MGdated with BOARD 4ad LODGING, or
TABLE BOARD with separate rooms If desired,
BY sppiying at 1874. I'D street, between K and l..
EOR RBNr-P!easent FURNISHED ROOMS,
l. with board at No 50 Missouri Avenue betw :
Sd and 41a SITS Location pleasant. ap 25-st'
ENOTR OR FIVE GENTLBMKN CAN BE VEIL
Il accomDod eted with BOARD and LODGING on
tr-et. south corner of 25th. mar 20
Evening star., 1865-04-28
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIxs.

N. DEMONGEOT,
Importer Of Human Hair and Perfumery.
proposes to sell at twenty Eve per cent. below the
Evening star., 1865-04-28

RT ". B. LEWIS & CO., Austioneers,
II No. 3O5 Penn. avenue
FAMILY CARRIAGE. YORK WAGON AND
HARNESS AT AUCTION,
store, We shall sell Family Carriage ne arIy new
with harness complete.
Also. York Wagon, in good order, and besu.
tiful set of Buggy Harness cost S85.
apps WIN. B. LEWIS Il CO. Aucts.
Evening star., 1865-04-28

E0R RENT-Three comfortable ROOMS un-
furnished with use Of a small gsrdeap con.
venient for housekeeping, No. 120 Ksst Oapito{
street. Rent moderate. IL
TOR SALE-The LHASE on a Dwelling hou se
L and Restaurant. with the pictures, &c, 10
public part of the city. A fine business can be
done BY strict attention. Inquire on the premises
362 street, between Nth and 18th streets.
an a.
Evening star., 1865-04-28
THE EVENING STAR.

". D. wALLACH, Bdissr and Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-08
New York Market.
New YORK, Nov.


Cotton-heavy, and fully la2c lower,
54a55c for middling; closing firm at the
latter price. Flour--5al0c better; SS,30a
$50 for extra state; S9,l0a9,25 for COM
mon to good shipping brands r. H. O.;
IS, 3Oal2,l5 for trade brands, the market
closing quiet, with an advance scarcely
sustained Whisky-frm; western in
lots at $3.50 Wheat-more active and
prices la2c better; S1,75al 1874 for Mil
waukie; 81 80 for old Milwaukee in store;
81. 35a2, 40 for new amber state; $3.50 for
old amber red western; $40 for new
white Michigan Rye-quiet; Canada
sl,l6; 955 bushels western at 81 %. Bal
ley-moderately active and firm at 81 ~
for state; $1,15 for Canada East; 81, 80 for
Canada West Barley Malt-quiet. Corn
lie better, with fair business doing
in part tor export at S2aSSc for unsOund;
S9s95c for sound mixed western; 93c for
white western; 95a9Sc for yellow. Oats
firm for sonnd, and heavy for unsound;
46a50c for unsound; 55a59 for sound
Cotfee-quiet, Sugar-frm; Cuba Mus
covado l34aI5c; Havana 14c. MolasseS-
Porto Rico 81. Petroleum-frm; Sofa
SIC for crude; Coo for refined in bond
Pork-frmer. with fair demand at $32a
1915 for mess; closing at 1925 cash;
$27 ,50a2S for prime mess; 700 barrels mess
for November buyers option at $32 ,25a32 :
so; IL so bbls. new mess for January and
February sellers and buyers option at
S31, 75a3S,25. Beef-steady; $l1al4 for
plain mess; Sl4s17 for extra mess. Beef
Hams-unchanged. Cut Meats-dull at
25tal7c for shoulders; 29a25c for hams
Butter-in demand at 30a42e for Ohio;
30a55o for state Cheese-frm at l4al9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-08
RIVER NEWS.

R1yER.-The river was falling slowly
last evening, with seven and half feet
wateriin the channel.
The Potomac, Capt Fink. loft for Gin
cinnati with good trip.
The famous Wild Wagner, Capt.
Drown arrived from Cincinnati, with q
fair trip. of both freight and passengers.
She is in excellent trim, and perfect run
ming order. She leaves this evening at
four o'clock for Cincinnati.
The New State, Capt. Mcclure, having
been thoroughly repaired and rehttea'
will this evening leave for Cairo ana low
or Ohio.
The new steamer being built at Gin
cinnati, under the superintendent oi
Can't c. Muhleman, for the Parkersburg
Packet Company, will be completed in
abont ak weeks. Her dimensions are:
length of keel 227 feet; beam 364 feet
hold 6 fleet. She will have two 22-inch
cylindecs of 7.foot stroke four boilers,
26 feet long, and 40 inches in diameter,
with five 9-inch flues She will take the
old Courier's place, in the Wheeling and
Cincinnati trade, leaving here on Satur'
day and Cincinnati on Tuesday. She
will be one of the finest built, and neat
est finished steamers ON the western wa
tars
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JOHN ANDERSON.

MANUFACTURES AND DEAL.
Nl Err IN BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATH
Err, No. l96 Main Street. Wheeling. Va.
sep00
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-08

reIe9r0phAc summary.
Gold closed in New York yesterday ut
s1.z.
The number of votes registered in New
York mp to night before last. was 99,s3S.
Major General Lew. Wallace has re-
signed his position in the army.
A clerk in the New York Custom House
has been arrested for attempting to de-
fraud the government by means Of spu-
rious bonds executed to withdraw from
the Custom House three hundred barrels
of alcohol.
Deposits at the United States mint at
Philadelphia, for the mouth of October,
were $57S, 42s IS. Coinage $3,779 900 50.
The forthcoming order for the dis
charge of volunteer Generals, is raising
a commotion in military circles.
An examination as to the cause OF the
cholera ON board the Atlanta, is to be
made by four eminent physicians
Further important discoveries OF goid
have been made in northeastern Mill
nesota
Twelve forts will be retained and gar
risonsd around Washington City.
Chief Justice Chase has notified the
President that he caunot preside over the
court for the trial vi jeff. Davis at Rich
mond, as there is no regularly organized
court at that place. The President main-
tains that he cannot be tried at any
other place.
Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania,
has appointed the 7th day of December
as day of thanksgiving.
Governor Parsons, of Alabama, is on a
visit to Boston.
Efforts are being made to establish a
National Bank in Charleston, 8. c.
A dispatch from Washington states
that there is report that the President
has approved of the sentence of iWir2
and ordered his execution on Friday
next.
A delegation of ladies from Baltimore
have waited upon the President, seeking
executive clemency in behalf of jeff.
Davis The President regretted the ma
tional character of the question restrain
ed any sympathy that might be awak-
ened in him, but informed the ladies
that arrangements had been made for
the early trial of Mr.. Davis according to
the laws of the land
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oct27.ts
For Sale

THE LATE RESIDENCE OF
Rev a. X Weed, on Hampton street, now
occupied by n Richardson, Esq Apply to
octIs JAMES PAUL..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-08
JACOB GROSSCLOS,
j. & G.. RAWIA.

DREAD, CRACKER A ND CAKE
Washington Hall, few doors above Monroe
Street keep constantly on hand a fun assert
ment of the above articles
Ey Their wagon runs conssas tly to all parts
OF the city with Bread Crackers Rusks Cakes,
etc. sep2D
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-08
Roltim0ye Market.

Flour-dull; sales of Howgrd, Western
and sTperfne Stare at S9,25 Wheat
steady Corn-tirm; sales ofnew white
at 82aS6c, yellow dull. Oats-active at
50a52c. Rye-sales at 95a95c Glover
Seed--S,25. Flaxseed-S6, 90. Ceffee-
active; sales of Rio at 20ta22 for gold
Whisky-State 2,33; Western g., 39a2, 40
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New Mackerel.

$50 Half Barrels No 9, Large. 2OO Half Bar.
rels No 3, Large 80 Barrels No2 and No. 3, Me
dunn so Half Barrels No ,, Medium. lOO
Kits No / and Q, Large. 100 Barrels Scotch
Herring Just received and for sale by
oct24 1865. LIST, MORRISON a. co.
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SWAMI HOUSE,

DARKERaBU RG, VA, CHANG
Il ED HANDS. On Thursdsy, October 9Th,
1863, j. W. Dent, late Of the Richmond House,
took possession Of the Swami House for q
term Of years He hopes by strict attention TO
business, TO merit 4 continuance Of the very lib
sral patronage conferred upon kim when propn-
etor of the Richmond
Every department n In the charge Of the
most efhcieat assistants j. WIN DENT
sep90'
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THE LsHgb

DNCOURAGEDB BY TIKI LsBsn
r. AL PATRONAGE heretofore extsndsp ~
he house, We have secured one Of the 49,
and best located warerOoms ~ the StYs 80
and shiupipg our goods. We have p'ssd up is'
house iIl the latest and most approved n.n u.
far the manufacture Of the eslebfsted h"''
Wbiskey end superior Cider Vinegar 80 -
Tho best brands Of everything usually hSPs "a
a first-clas- liquor store, constantly on D.s 4
for sale at the lowest prices - 81 - A., a
fun assortment Of choice brands % ~
Cigars constantly on hand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-08
New York Money Market.

Money-active Mt Z per cent. Sterling
dull at 81 ,0Saa1 ,O9. Gold-dull and
without decided change; opening at
sl,47t; declining to S2,46I, and closing at
81 az
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P. E. ZINN.

ERGITERER d lCONFk'CTI0N-
L Err, Bridge Corner, Wheeling w. va
Wholesale and retail dealer in FOreig.a Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars and manufacturer Of Renneu
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished o snort
notice and accommodating terms ,ep2O
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JOSEPH TOLIVAR,s. .'.1

II eIfs No s washington Han w ~ nd
Va Reeps constantly on hand :. 9 f ~. bas
cn,nnlste as.ortment OF everything IN ms az.
wbich win DO sold on at the lowest mAfA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-08
Farm For Sale Low.
GEUI AT PRUVATE

i sale nv Farm, containing 37i acres Of land
situated in Richland Township Belmont coun.
ty, Ohio, on the National Road, eight
miles from Wheeling and 81 from st.
Clairsville. The Land is well improved, three
acres in grape vine and the remainder in ex-
cellent condition for gardening purposes. There
is on the premises a first rate Tavern stand,
with stabling and plenty of good water There
is also fine orchard of we'll selected fruit trees
and an arched wine cellar, together with first
rate still house, with all necessary, improve
meuts and copvenences. 1 will sell on the
most reasonable terms For particulars call
and see the undersigned on the place near st.
Clairsville, Belmont county, Ohio.
Octl7-tf CHRISTIAN WELIf.
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For Cincinnati.

Leaves WEDNESDAY,, 9Th inst. at o'clock,
p. M the famous
WILD WAGNER. 81. H. DROWN, Mast.
0 For Freight Passage apply on
sllsr board or to
sS4 BOOTH, BATTELLE e. CO.,
noy7.2t Agents.
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For Sale.
The Atheneum for Sale.

rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
i Public Auction oil Saturday, the Goth day
of November, 1865, at the Court House at ten
o'clock a. m. the six lots OF ground, numbered
7, g, g. TO- IL and l2, in Baker + Stout's Subdivi.
sion, at the southeast corner OF Market and
John streets, whereon is erected that immense
building wellknown as tho Wheeling Athe-
neum.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.third in cash, and a
credit of six, twelve eighteen and twenty-four
months for the residue, in equal instalments,
payable with interest, and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
BEVERLY NJ. EOFF,
Z. S. STOUT.
oct27.ts JOHN F. HOPKINS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-08
Bonnet Ruches.

Plumes of all cOlors for Hats and Bonnets, Nets
plain and fancy, Embroideries OF all kinds, Lace,
Linen and Embroidered collars Edgings and In
settings In fact a very large variety OF goods
usually kept in first class establishment, en-
tirely too numerous to mention, all OF which
will be sold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-08
SIMON KEIM,

FoSEIaN A I'd DOMESTIC VINES
Brandies, Whistles, &C, 2ie Market sH''"
would invite the special attention Of city n, %
country dealers, and the pnbhc gsneIsy.
call and examine my stock Deisro w. ,,s1 Z.
Al. aa.a +"Fr SSP-ra4I
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
Ssbsrs'r
bfrUbmter Miagenbtttere.

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DIE. Mrrelifiriafrit. 8latnnesrll. areeIni gtr-
eauurgs- Ii. Dtaaentsitpereen Veirerten midi.
Ger 6 e:nttincr ice nit Nsdt rprulaun
Ssh1m'e Maafntitters
c%cnicIatr ais cine unfthlbare Cur empfetlfn> a!s
Stortunal mittsl ii CT unperaleidtar, in lem tr
zen Mppcii. trIfriat unt eis0.reauuua erIeitteIf.
Iiejsaiacn, melte lid turt gsilise pcsr t6rrts.
Iide &rteit iitermetta in se|trenet baten trertta
,!lsuss 2stsn empfanssn euIG
Ssbam's Ma9eutitters, 9a aa
Ger linen nsns Sraft ~ allen Qetsneperrihtur-
lea ssrleitt. Or 1T Nib unn anaenstm in isincr
@i;fang. 10 eaB ieIti1 ii, %sartelier Tamtn i'm
astrauten unb nit surudfetreurer4raft uQmGt-
!it n,b r earen netmsn terrsu.
Ssbam'5 Maaentit.ers ~
tat tsiasn rauten, tritsrlittu geftma6, fcneCr
lit 70 nnssushm fir Zen Gjaumen, rie rptitt G.ia
fir rcn sEossn. &e,iutt I'm unr bat CUR
aaufn'ann reer Mectttfsr
Sshem'a Maaentiitsrs ~ r..
nidt. fc IcBt itr ttule!teu fcmmen unit latt rue,
nitt nit oncsfn 0i:s.s oils rasrate 10 sui"a,-
Gin gerIuh mire Gut prn Der Aref,
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Stint u. Sbepbale..7i
2. M.Sstam, Maent,, .r
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MiSceuen Dom MuslQnb.
Der Ocppel, &clt ffmprS in Merpi.

Der SSlner 3eitune riro aus Bern,
G. December oeftrieten lleber has Ne.
Meiultat Der 0eridtiidm Madfcrldunaen.
msl6e in Betrtf Der Tlu6t ees Or. 8,
lenme VINO Glcra Srlnpp's ona,ifelr
mureen, rrtaIten mir aus antlider Guels
lie beu.e nod fo!eenre Wiubeilune.n,:n e
,Sn Mailonp baten Ib tie 5llhti>
asn rom 10. tis ~ Nepsmter aufatbal.
ten. @lsi@ na6 itinetAntuft rolsltf bat
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be1tsrate i'm amet Sage in ltinem siatntn
nauie unc lrairte i'm ronn init feline,
Gt,Ictnn in finer chambre garnie elm
pie Ge lis III ibreu, @ aaanse ron M'ei>
lanr urter falidem Nansn t%ercbnttn.
Ndbrerp ibrers 9lufsnttoltes in tie1,r
Giant ainatn lie nur smeimol lei Modi
uua. Slcra tisf setihleiert. Nemme hot=
fe rcraeaetrn. riele!he leire an rsr frsn
Sseee. scn Seeerma;:n rerfcl9t ~ tein.
Nls fc Scnntao. ZEN II. glcr. Woilanr
am Ntenr serlieeen. iaa,en 6e. lie rlrrsn
ren aneern Mcrasn w;see,fommen. Sic
iubren nit rem ltetn Babn;uae rod
Mcrara. NAf ibrsm Simmer tatten III
ltmueiae @llae UNI einise oreere Giz,
fsei.n bintulo0en. sln Dr; g., mel9er
Demme @elc uap einiae 6euaeen oslieben.
botte rieler Gin BILLET aeihrieten, ca6 chen
faus ror, rem ion p~srfclasnttn Neinren
ipridt, rem Or. s.. tie Atreiie her Glab=
tiaen ppt Mailanp ontlnefat une ibm
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liebenen@ elrer 1u.idufiatten rercc. Or.
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Nsrot mi6sne llnslldIiden.ocnQ Stuua
aus IN Gub aeaonasn itin. SIN 5otel
Nn9late. no lie etnfebrtsn, aaten iie por,
len Omnttus petidumt ~ baben:"
Na@fsbEno fcl8t aud Ter 8rief efneS |
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@era. "a. Nor.- Welde ieltiame
He&teidue rod ras Qsten e,Aeuai
@snsrn ltanren 3wsi 8auern aue cem
S&worsturaiiden nor eem bier taaenrtn
S9uurseridte. rierse 8iensnmcrres an:
setlast waren. Soaenannte Naubtienen
bat,en Die 8isnsnlltde str Nnattla9ten.5
&atsr unp Scbn, lteriauen une ta1in
terent!ite &srmiii1unArn onaeri&,et.
Ter 9ausr, Gin observation-disclosures Die
nen,iitnr. mubtc isine S,Dde urr rem
milesn Observation-Disclosures ni6t anrs,s au
rs,teu, ols ros Ct rur@ lsinen Sobn r.r>
siiAtss B.neniutsr, esii,n @snue jsrod
aur fir Sisnen osrrettlib, por, isint
S,Ddt 0rsuen Lief. Iie sin aslana ;
rie Naubtienen 1slen rem cer9iiicsen
Jutler aum Spir f; rod 1beil.e au@ cine
Ansab: anserer 8isnM ibr SdidIal.
Muf 0suuc ree Ntt. 40 ree Strafbe:
iestudes. wsldsrr ron Der NersiitunS ron
Yisbweiren, Viebfutler y banreli, unp fiji,
riele Yertreden cine immerbin tereulenre
Strafe feiRelt, mar ron Ter Oter>
Siaatea npalll4aft Mntlase erboben nor.
zen. Die @subeiri9uns II. Gonto)
nesirte tatet BE 8%ebauptuns. ca6 Biensn
unter Fem Bc9rif rss WiebeS i'm Chime
Ots betreftncen Nrtifsls ees Straf9elsb<
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lanp nod nibt entmidslt babe. une rae
sic Nnsefla item u ibr G%isentbum Qe.
ihlbt bitten. 0as 8errict FER Sc.
l6mprenen lautete NIT ls@s 3e9en Ga
Slimmsn auf M9n9ulti3.
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perein in 9onp1un n, rer mdbrenc
COS Mu0sr'ihsn prrselIss cine 70 noble
unr' bumane Stdtistett entialtete, bate
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con 1T rer juriaiiae @atb tbeuer; rae
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1ur6 rie Dermit,lunA RON N%nndltcu, cie
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rar fcrrern. Didcns, bsriibm.er Ncman
Bleatboule seidnet in %a!Isrrinse isbr srelz
len Botten cie lletelitinre. rie aus riele,
Giaentbumlidfeit Ter enslilden Stuff,
e%ntiprinaen. Die &;;hsn, ete eer 0ersin
IN rem proseiIe 'mirer Tron3 Mdllsr Al
troaen. bate, wsreen faun unter $1,000
IF. Gtsrlin9 tetra0en baten.
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Yplitilhe Na6rihten Don,
u SiaMt.
Die 4reuGeH bcieten Shteetpi0s
ae1 i 8clitein von 9icueni.

Y~sfanntlih battsn bic Yseu6en, alstd'
zen Oensrtsi1ern. BE GltbfrScAibiluet
VI riumen t%eSonnsn, ater nur ultsr ~
9erausisBun9, .raB ne Sunrtstrupper
(SadIen unp @annpYeransD ral1slet
tbuu. ga nun ater bic Sunrestruppsn
tleitcn, ~ tslsst preu6en RE 5erscAtbi'
.ner in altr Gle pcn Ntusr'. Soldseitt
4. y bic S1leswiA: eollsinilte 3eituna
in s.;*gs., J: q Nepsmtsr: nDie 81
i1iruna cse Jiiidmarlhes ter Yreaeen III
zen tisiisen @et6rrsE p~fiiiisll anseSeiat.
10 ME ra6 eaS 6. Snfanistic'B Battalion,
elm 9ularensN eNiment unp rer Brisare.
1at his euf @eitues bisr Ssrbleiten
Wie IS tsiGt, ttift ecr Wrin; Vrtecrid'
&arl nit isiuem S,ate bsu's bier Gin. 81.
ss1srn na@ 6amturA marldir!en prcub,-
l6sa Mannldeltsn llnp piersr bisrbN
suriidsetsbrt."
llns bic 8,rliner Spsnsr'i&s 3ei,un!
melrst unter remislten Datum: IS,
IolaeMQs,bt6fHG atirets: S,tre wcrren
a%uEeees,, RAP rie in Zen 6er;ratblmsl'
MD f1sbsnreu preueilden S.upptn prr
laufia nidt Su,idtebrsn, oub rie Grup
pen, msIde mad rcn Glts 0sf;o9lbimeu
gum GsiaB tsitimmt, !pcrrsn ccttbin al
sebsn." ss3tg ass 10 Taf1
Nliu mreen tlnitis iraar mebr preu
slide Gruppen in trG 3ericatbumern ite:
bsn ale npr rem NlumuuaebeihluEe.
llsbsr bic @eiIs. mic rie preuIilhe &e=
a;eruus eem reiteren@ erb|sibsn Ger lihG.
l&sn unc b%annrrsr'ihsn Srurpsn in
S4ltswiss 9plteiin wi,fiam su tsseaner
esrentt. mi,p rsr &Ilniid,cn 3eituna aus
Observation-Disclosures rom %. Napember Sol
genres 9eldristen: staa.t.
vSn ecn &reii sn Ter raittel,unb Helm:
faotli&enO Diplomatic ei!tss fur,batiddltd
isfNt.benp, ras renNsAlerur9sn senSa&.
i'm unp 6annccer (rcn Yreuesn) Gin
,irii1 ron flint SoSen ssfteut motren lsi
innelbalb m:ldsr bic NIumune rsr Ser
ipathumer 6olitein unp S%auenbur9 Stat
~ fnesn babe, rir,i9snfals lufort iu
9sis5un9 ron 5annpper uno rc1
9eipSi9 eeldrit,sn ms!een mirre.1
>, ater ritle Na1riht mrbl rpabr III
Dug 8ismard, rem felt t lein tittetfte
0eensr Mutb uno 2tallraft une gu
gum Nufipeiisn esr Ylit,s!z unc 3aunt0
nise mid. abipre@en tanu, Elm ultlmatuE
,pie cas chen onAeidbr!e berSlid germ feel
len mGrre, se,itebt lid scn leltt. Ntt
liet IS ib centsn, RAP Der 2e9itimildtd
Duisler lebmann je in Elm iol9es mill
gen wi1es??!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
6 Dnfu.0.f 4.

fir Ms 3%Sn;eretgs
Arenfen, @urtten1bcre. &0rsrn.
Sdnnppcr uno Sahicn.S
fir bic 0rcbbcrsrathun,er
Sleenbure, GeGen, Saeen: DFtd'
1lenbnresStrclif u1to ANedlenSz
Ills burg=S hmerir. ~
-bas Sur Irfentbum 9e{ltn.
bic 6erspatbGmer Nai1au, SoGlen,
Maeininaen Sad{tn, M~lttnture,
unt bic freie Start Gra%nffurt:n Or
De. t~uter,.i q metz it tetts Sag 'matrsns ees
@eludftsRunten III Fnren in ieiuer SfFee, fir
reltli&e Ode Der Gritter unh Nain- Gtrakt.
Utntinuati, D., I. Nai 1864.
g. 6. 4bae, asufk1,