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E. B.. HALE,


III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in 7-3O and all other Government Bonds.
TX
POUND INTEREST MOVES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS esshed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made M
all points. ianZ7.RH
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\ Coon ISvEsTXEST-A scholarship in
Bryant, stratton & Co.'S chain of Business
College giving the holder the privilege of
attending any 4 ofthe forty-six schools 10
Gated in all the principal cities for an n
limited time.
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articles as gloves, capes, ETC.. pretty steps
for the library, and curiously carved what
nots, all for use as well as ornament These are
to the statelier side boards, bookcases and
secretaries, not precisely counterparts in
miniature, but-well, drop in and see for
yourselves, at Hart, Malone & Co.'S, No. 10Y
Water street.
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Z HOVE ISsIITUTIoy.-The Union Business
College, chief Office in RoVse's Block, has
niue-tenths of all the students formerly in
Bryant & STATIONS college. Home institu-
tons are much preferred by the people.
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CITY NEWS
Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings al Halls
| II Monument Park.

Fresh Violin and Guitar Strings al Halls
Il Monument Park.
Cleveland City Directory for 1861.
The publishers Of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neces-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th of May, will COM
mence canvassing for names the 10th of
next month (Apri), after people have 8n-
ished moving.
The new Directory Will be made COM
plete in every respect and will be greatly
improved by many additions. The fact that
the Directory issued by the publishers last
year contained 5000 names more than any
previous Directory, is a sufficient guarantee
that the new Directory will be in every re-
spect the most extensive and complete ever
published in this city.
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NV YoRK PAPERs.-We are under fire..
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
pers il advance of the mails. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical litersturG
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WANrEp.-ACENTs

GENTS MANTEn-in every State. COUNTY.
~ Lliy and Town IN the country, 10 stu something
entirely new Eyer1 bOdy must have it Agents are
al making moueY. send stamp for circular TO W.
y. ACEl buchanan, Allegheny County, Pa.
p o. Box 49. maris.Sl2
GIQ 000 WANTED-A partner, with a
DlO,OOO ash capital o ahoUt len Thousand
loilafs to take an inter -stln a well established man
ufacturng business Il is believed fhaf no cstab-
hslHent IN the United states Is better situated than
thus. The buildings are new, and the machinery o.
the best and most substantial make. One OF the
partners wishes TO withdraw, aud il he can disnuse
Of be interest before the nrst Of April next, viii sell
much below its value. For an enterpuising person
tins T. thu finest opportunity ever cnsred 70 engage
in a permanent and we'll paying business in fhiscify
For ear1tulaus EPRy 81 this chce- mKrIS:eys
NEANTEB-Agents - sell and PUT ue Baritone
w Patent Gong House Bells. Agents not limited
to territory. Men are clearing from siUI 70 $40 pr
month. - T. AATIESUN. General Agent.
l-lell-ll, nl.
WANTEB-RAkE CHANCE FOB AGENTS
W What the pscpie want Complete History o. tn
v OF, IN erriarge volume, s~piendidiy illustrated, wiz
over IL Inc aortTGits Of Generals and Battle Scenes
The most candid, luui5. ompleJe. authentic snd rels-
bio hlsto1 ruhGshSd. II contains reading m-t;s5
equal TO thfst isEse volumes. send for circulars an
Sc or terus. Address JONES BROS. & CO, lis
west kour1h st. Eincfuaatf. sersrs7HdRv
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

OEED BARLEYl SEED BARLEY
y Farmers and others in want Of a prime Seed
Barley will find in lots to suit At Unidn Elevator Of
nariS GARDNER, BURT 4 co.
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N'-AAoAlA-lul Aulees Nhnd- HNI NFLHh lnhEYllS
Compound-int. Notes, 1st5-lOOL9l0I1S IOi@IO3
The defeat of the Loan bill in the House
of Representatives on Friday determines
the opposition Of Congress to a contraction
Of the currency, and leaves the solution Of
the question of a return TO specie to some
other means-probably to The natural course
Of trade and national Development. There
Is now wanting only such legislation as
will secure a better equality in our revenue
system, and a thorough protection to home
enterprise and industry, by which the en-
ergies OF the people will be stimulated, the
domestic markets increased, and new chan
nels opened for the employment of our
abundant capital. With these conditions
obtained, business will be freed from much
of the uncertainty that now besets it, and
capitalists may employ their means with a
knowledge of safety. We hope Congress
will lose no time in afording these mea-
sures, SO that our abundant currency NAV
promptly seek legitimate channels. and not
again become the medium of wild and insa-
tate speculation. With regard to funding
the shOrt-dats debt, the Secretary has am
pie power in this direction under the act
of March, 1865. The present condition Of
the public credit is all that could be de-
sired, and with a careful regard to economy
in the public expenditure, and the encour-
agement of all measures looking to the de-
velopment of our ~boundless resources, the
future may be fruitful of the greatest re-
wards.
To-day was One Of the most turbulent and
disagreeable in respect to the weather that
have ever known, and as a consequence
business was almost at a stand-still. We
can record no change in prices, and report
the market dull and unchanged as to all
commodities.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MED.
IL ICINES-We have a full supply Of these
remedies On hand. which are freshly prepared med
feiaes and received directly fr7m the Doctor.
CEUBCHILE & BROTHER,
mario l26 Ontario street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

GoUGH.-John 3. Cough will lecture OF
"London" in the Academy of Music to-
morrow e~vening,-the last lecture Of the
course. L is an extra affair, as, we pre-
sumo, all cur citizens know. The house
VIII of course bepacked.
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BURT & BARE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry, Clock d
watch Materials, Tools, &C.,

VIII continue business at the old stand of N. Burt.
No. l4G Superior-st., until the 18th Of March,
when we hope to be fully established with an en-
tirely new Stock Of Goods al eur New Rooms, No.
40 Superior-st., opposite the Wediell House.
NJ BURT, N. B. DARE.
faR22-EIs
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.


A. Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
- the Omnibus Office, AT Superior street, next
door 10 the Weddeu House.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

~No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE 4 PRENTISS.
Nos 14s. III. and IGs Ontario street.
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WEDDELL HOUsE.

Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels for
the last FOrty-Eight Hours.
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, A R 10, 1866.
SEW ADYERFFSEnENTs.

MN EiILN -.
Roback's Bittsrs-B0cal Notice.
HostettCrs Stomach Bitters-Loeal Notice.
E. I. Baldwin Z Co.-New Goods
E. r. Griswold & Co.-Whits Goods
Breinard's HaI-BIind Tom.
Go. f. Hows-Gardner Wanted
z. A. Barn s-Farm To- Sale.
Bryant & Stratton-LOcsl Notice.
wolcott's Arnihilator-Local Notice.
p Chestnut street-BOard-
H. M. Chaplin, Msyor-ProclaEiatioa.
Geo. sprague & Co.-Looal Notice.
Box 572 Salem, O-Partusr Wanted.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

Photography taught at Bryant, stratton
& Co.'S Cleveland Business College by the
only practical reporter in Cleveland.
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& JEwELRY.
NO-PARTNERsnIP NOTICE.-yOtiee

~ Is hereby given that I have associated with
me In business y b. Dare, and that hereafter W.
shall do business under The name, style and firm
Of Burt & Pare, said eO-Partnet strip 20 date from
Feb Let, 1855. MERRITT SURT.
feb.S
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19
New York MarkeI-MarchI BIZ.

oorTON-DulI, heavy and dropping. 4o@4I FOL
middling.
FLOUE-DuT. Medium grades tend downward
Sales at S7,3O97,4O for sound extra state
ss,40td8,8 80 for extra round hoop Ohio, and S. s.
Gu,OO for trade brands Market closing dull.
WHIskY-Quiet. Unchanged at s., 2S93, 2s5 for
western.
Wnflr-very dull and sommOu grades lao
lower.
Corn-Less active, but steady at 70G75 for I'M
sound, AMI 74D7S for sound mixed western, both
in store and delivered.
OATs-Duli and heavy
Sales at 35@42c for unseund western SO for
sound do.
PErROLEUM-Dull.
Sales at 25@20c for crude, and s5@i0 for re-
fined in bond.
PORK-Heayy.
Sales at S2G,3lLG2G,5O for new mess, closing
at S2G,3lA ca h; s2o,O0 for old do. and ST.
l2%92l 81 for prime. Also, $500 bills new mess
for April and May, sellers option, at s26,5O@
BEEF-Stoady.
Sales at Sl6,OO920,0O for new plain mess, $50, So
M34,o for new extra mess. Also 80 { ercas at
S $50 for prime mess and S37, % for India mess.
bEEg HAMs-Heavy. Sales at S37, UOaS9 90.
Cur MEATs-Unchanged.
DRESSED ~HOss-Firmsr at l241l25<c for city.
BAcoN-Very active and frmer.
Sales at l5c for Cumberland cut, and I5%
@l61 for short ribbed.
LARD-Firm. Sales at 17@IgI4c, and small
sales at 1870.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets. &c
~ &C Il reduced prices, At Il. Moor's Old stan,,
ISL Ontario street. dscia.s6g
GEn 00n MONEY ADVANCED
tn sums to suit-at the ga sfzns
and wel-kuoTn WAGNEB'S LOAN GFFTCF
on Securitias Of even kind, viz Gold aua slvg-
Watches, Dismo7ds, silver Nare. JeEelrY, Guns
Pistols, Coshine, Dry Goods, Pianos. Eelode1ns. asd
AL personal property and articles o~fvaiue, on the mos
satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. r.
sablshed ISL. n. R--A variety Of unredeened
Netshes, JeTe1Gt Guns, ETC., for sale st bargains.
OnceZcorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Da1s s Pisxotto's Oothikg store.
oc3 10. &W. WAGNER.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19
GEORGE SPRASUE / Co,
Wholesale Grocers.

II, Is and Is, Merwin street.
y. B.-Large as we'll as small trade solicf.
ted.
Cleveland, March Il, 1866.
Mch 1925
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Financial.

NV IOAhl NaTcn II.
The Commercial says:
The stock market shows continued strength with
a strong speculative movement on most Of the
lea1ing stocks. The event Of the morning was a
purchased 1900 shares of New York Central on
behalf Of a we'll known operator, at the moment
OF the transaction Of the burning Of the Bufalo
Central Railroad Depot and Grain Elevator,
under which the price fello OF = per cent. Reading
remains firm. Michigan Southern sustained by the
Clique, with no important addition to short inter-
est. North Western and Fort Wayne are very
firm and active. Gold is steady. The Borussa to-
day took out Sl3o, 400 in specie. Total exports of
specie from this port for the week has been S236, gu.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19
DLEGlyT DRESS sILKS-CgFIPEST

II IN THE CITY,. II Dewitt 4 Co. offer
the most elegant stock Of Dress silks in the city at
fully 20 per cent. iess than current prices.
J. q. DEWITT & CO.,
10 ? > II puhlir cousra-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

To TEE TRADE.-0ur attention has been
called to a Circular issued by = house in
the Grocery trade in this city, setting forth
their claims to patronage On the grounds Of
carrying a larger stock of goods thar other
houses, and that they can sell cheaper, &c,
by 50 doing. We would modestly say that
we are one of the houses Cho DO not carry
large stocks, consequently We are prepared
20 sell goods at the lowest market rates, and
ss the decline has been somewhat marked
the past sixty days, we think the small
stock party has the advantage over the
large" and in order to test it we would ask
all who wish to purchase goods in our line
to esll and see US. and viii try and make It
for their interest to do SO. We employ no
travelling SCENTS.
EraRcr SPBacrr z n
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

Parties commencing business
Will find blank books, copying
presses, ATllOId's ink, EabeF's
pencil, inkstands, paper, enve-
Hopes, pens, Sc, Sc, at Cobb,
Andrews s. Co.'s, 2gi superior
street. mari
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

s@r For Evening Edition News
see inside.
"a For Morning Edition News
see outside.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

COHEfHTSG EKW.--Carr's Patent
~ BstarR Bal Il, HALLE : co.
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PROFESSIONAL.

TT FEYT0Y. NJ. d. PHYSICIAN AND
L. Surgeon, qlice, 60 Ward-st., Cleveland,
West Side Diploma from the University Of
dla-gOw, Scotland. Jfice HOurs-lO to Il A.. II.
and = TO P. NJ; Saturday Evenings, I 10 s; Sun
lays. l TO 3 P. N. marl5:RI3
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The following are the rates charged BY US:
HANs-Sugar-eured premium hams = b.-... %
OASvAssED HANS " q D..
DRIED BEEF-R g
SHoULDERs-Sugar-cured Is b......-... 40
BAcoS-Or Smoked Sides ? b.-------..-- %
LARB-Prime Leaf ksttle-rnd'di in b5ls or tres 1s%
Z" Prin safkettle-rnd'd in kegs D D.. 1917
PoRK-Eo. l mess (newlS bbl.---..--.--.S2706
+" Extra clear = 81 90
@ Light 96 "a
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RUssELL,s FOREST CITY HOUSE.
NEW

NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
Euoch Rawley, Akron Christian Barry, PhiIa
Israel Raplnyder, Phil T Pollard, 0lmsted Fall
81 Howe, II Phillips al, do
Mrs Forney, Nv Wilson -, do
Samuel + Evans, Ny J N Jackson, Warren
II VI Hooker, n London E sharp, Titusville
l. Benton, Painesyille G " Brewer. Boston
J L Clark, il rrowa ridge, Utica
L J Chatteid, city " Helm, Oberiu
A c Ellsworth, Wel-h'd Thos sharp. Tennessee
James Davidson, Buffalo J Brewster, MINI
? J Pewers, Mag Falls Geo " Taft, Rome, y Y
V II Oimstead, Mash'n 4 II Burton,
+ Walk =, Adelaide Stearns. Olm'd
simon Parkhurst. Thos Kili'ayl, Canada
2 Dermont.
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SLATE RooFIMc,
PLASTIC SLATE
r Q OFINGl

INTRODUCING THIS ROOFING
Material into this section Of the country, we
teel that We are introducing no bumbus. II hiss
been subjected to the seVsIest tests for years in the
Eastern states with perfect success. In our own
STATED It was hrst brought into use last summer
and all who have used ii among US give it the high
eat recommendations
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19

MuSEY-CoHtinues Easy at 54Gc per cent.
STIRLING EXcHANGE-DuH and heavy at lOTII
@los.
GoLD-Heayy and lower, opening at IsO5S and
closing at I2J3S.
Total export Of specie to-day is s2I0.40o.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-19
WILLIAM l..
nrGFuTNanuu Dali No. Val
Coal Tar and PnlVerized Slate,

This discovery was made several years ago, and
since that time it has undergone the most severe
tests, and as proven that Plastic Slate possesses
all the qualities Of an excellent roofing material,
being
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EouNp.

E0UND-EAkMERS can see the veyy best thurn
II or CulurGtor, fn Ohio. It Room No. At@ater
Block. Cleveland Al. THOMPSON, Agent, Great
" stern Agricultural T0rlt Co mdrl5-@p
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EOR SALE-AT A B~ABGAIN-A first class
4 taTm II miles southeast OF Cleveland, north OF
a.. C. " r. r., one-fyuTih mile cast OF blank
road statlC0, and south Of JhagyIu Falls road, con
tanning - acres Of excellent land in q high state OF
cnllNaiAons - acres timber, b acres cf inch meadow,
gOsQ tunaines aHQ tarn, stable, Courthouse, cisterns,
orcharl, C. Inquire on the premises. T.. CUhBLh.
WuawIuaan
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pOARD-one SINGLE Gentleman can obtain hoard
~ with pleasant front chamber. In n private taui-
ly, tmmedlateiT. AID twn single Eentieman- or a man
and vile. can have 4 PLEASANT front parlor, VIII a
large cloths pres, on the lst day q APRIL ~ cat
ina az No - Chestnut-st. mlrll-zs
ROARp-Csnb be obtained by addressing B c.
ID Obs aEes fb-s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-18

Die off;isaen Bsrliner 3situuaep 90,
p.on'tsn Den anIpsdGsn graafrsids fir
cine Nasoetaung Der Urenssn.
Die aaiietin ben Merfco ii in s,o,fs
atestomu1en uno fpu bisfsIbe, nie mon
lagt UNI Deitanb fit ben Safer mori.
million na6luden.
Gin Oerddt ldst tc g3iier Wopol,on
ve' ben Tuilertsn .;sg tim eaa,r son
gibbons abseten.
Die pfcrts idfdt gruppfnysitsrfun<
gen mao Der 0ran;s bon Wriedsnlaur.
Dts pteub'fas gisaieruna bat ben 81
oanlft1 elmer reasa Nnleibe oufoeoeben
uno biIit f6 MT per qugoabe ron
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n sdlesrplg BAL on eas goIf cine Mn<
ffFao,e erloIIen tn Ger er auffoytert. I'D,
unterperfer. 8"
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,erst prsile feline geiprsauna btr g,r.
ba~nclnnyen swildsn iDren gsponmSh.
tlelen unc ben &o!ypbasn Der unoariIdsr
Naticn.
Die Sailerin BON Sefereia 1T so,,
psFb mad Bien surdds tsbrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-18

8ul1e uno uutraut. Wubuit
1T Der Wcuat, III me!hem man bic witt
lamien unp t6ptlidfsn Seladtsu sessa
pas unttaut {hlssen fann. Die Natut
Der metten nnf;outpFansen unc 8ulhe
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ibre 2ebensfraft ouf bic Gr3eusuns cs5
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leben ,u tDnnen. Sdnsieet mon ie in
pteieu beieen trodeasn. Det.er CT, 10 Be-
beutet bites fit ie 10 piel ais Spe. Setbf
DIR 6eDerid (Linaria). osm 70 iebr ftd
acknowledgement unp reEocrblidsn un>
fraute, miro surpeilen purh grlnoliGss
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tilet. Sn 8esus auf BE 8lide, 70
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:auf mat, pie Sdafe bic junsen Eriebe
abweipen ldet, nit Zen idltmmffen auf>
(elbf init milpen Stolen uro 8rombeerz
bIlden.. 2abt fetne unfrautpFansen
6amen trasen. Sc Sabres;sit nor
fur ras Mufmudern Don unfrout teicns
pere eunfie. uno ubne pic seb6rtae
5orefalt mtrb IS Sabre fpten, Den etnz
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MAIDEN, msnn per reife Samen psrbrsttst
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NatdrliH n btefn unperbeT rltden
Gslnten fttttr S~ntituttonen bic Gonpen.
ton Der tQelt@en 0oyalen In pbilacel-
pbta Elm Dorm TN Nuse. Denu lie miro,
rpdbrsnb bic Notwithstanding bort
in slu8uil eleaeeS Gtoslo MAIDEN mue,
ifbr oa3u b%tttrasen. pts .politif Der Icpa
leu untoniftsn 1ter ba6 s9an3e 2aub au'
ssertrttten uno BE Yolttie bee Gon9reGee
~ ttdrttn unp fsesr IN Yereinteen.
Observation-Disclosures. frefe Mete INN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-18

S4redli@er Mprb in Der
Stabtber Nd1 fenltebe. gbtz
labelpbia, 8. Aus. - 9eute Nadmtt>
tag betrat Elm feinaetleipeter Mann nit
eineu1 anitdnoie setleipeten Mdoden Elm
perrufenes 6aus in BET Ndbe ron ia
STAGE Street. NaGpem 8stpe cine Stunpe
etnseiaIo6en eeweisn waren, eiae Der
Mann btnwee unD leste, cab Gas WdO<
den l@lofe, uno er nibt wlnihe pae paSs
lelbe 9et6rt werpe.
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bes 5aules, UNI ras Wdp6sn III nedsn,
paS 3tmmer. in Gem it6 pasielbe befanp
uup muBte feben wie ibr Ger Sopf betnabs
edn3li@ pom Rumffe eetrennt mn Elm
2einentu9 leiht um tbren &Srper eebun:
Ben ,pprpen mar.
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Ebatla@e tofort Der polsiet nit. Dae
WRdoden 1T bis jeBt nod aiat itenbifsirI
uno Der M5rper npd Mot psrbnfiet uore
ben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-18

- @or einteen Tagen trafen tit Berlin
,pei iuuae Deutl6e aus Mmertfa Elm. BE
berl er oefommen f1nc. um an Dem Sam
pfe aeaeu Oefret6 She'll gu netmen.
Btr uns m~ttseibetlt miro. woilen fe ies
poh ni6t eber bte @aeen erareifen, ale
bts bte &r1i@tuns pom Greieo,p6 ibnen
0elesenbett 9ibt, in Elm iol&eS etnsutreten.
gle iup entidlofen. etnt bepeutenpe
5umu,e 3ur e~pentueQen @rinouns zines
lol&en Corps betsnfeuern uno ioQen TO-
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