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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-28
Going North,

Mr. Waring, the Editor of the Times, pub
ished at Charlotte, n. c., thus expatiates to
Ibis readers upon leaving them short time
for trip to the North:
We have decided to go North-we have
not been there for some years, owing 10 some
little "so-called" difficulties, though we must
admit that we had once or twice, with an in
innate friend of ours named Lee, tried mighty
hard to get to New York, or even as far as
Washington City. But we found the trip 80
MISUNDERSTANDING to travel on foot-that we
gave it up entirely. We left our friend Lee
at river in Virginia commonly known as
the Appomatox. Our Northern neighbors
represent him as being there under an apple
tree. When we saw hiln last, and bid him
goodbye, we believed him can honest man, the
noblest work of God" and greater General
than Napoleon, Cesar or any in history. God
bless him
We bid him good bye, with our dilapida-
trd hat most reverentially held high over our
head, and with thousand of others who had
followed him through his glorious and brill
liant and patriotic career, to this his last and,
terrible, but Intellectual effort to accomplish
his glorious aims. We beheld hin-not under
an apple tree, but riding gracefully, and as
the most courtly cavalier of old-through his
serried ranks of pressing closely
as possble-to get q long, last view of the
great and good man who had carried them
through SO many bloody battle delds--wiil-
ing to follow him to the death--knowing no
was q knight "sans pe0r ct sans ysproche,'
and feeling conscious of the integrity and nc.
cessity of his present position--with the con-
querors bayonets bristling all around us
with his artillery commanding every height
saw this noble manpass through our ranks
his eyes dimmed and ours freely dripping
tears. We have not seen him since. -
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A New Branch of Industry.

Among the many new branches of industry
which the next few years will develop in this
country, the cultivation of silk promises to
take prominent place. During number of
years, experiments have been made which
proved satisfactorily that our climate is ex-
ceedingly favorable 10 the raising of silk
worms. Already silks are beingsmanufactured
in Illinois, which the papers in that State
claim will challenge comparison with any
foreign fabrics, and it will soon be an absur-
dity to import the raw material when it can
be obtained at home. In the Atlantic States,
where the project bias been thoroughly tested,
the results have been very gratifying. In the
present state of the country, when all its re-.
sources should be brought into full play, a
branch Of industry which would prove so
profitable can hardly remain unnoticed-
There may hereafter be no necessity for the
importation of silks, either raw or manufac-
tured if the matter is promptly taken in
hand. --Eufaula Daily Netos.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-28

a VICE GovERNoR.--1ney lave been hav
ing rather a singular administration of affairs
in Iowa. Governor Stone has permitted a
private Secretary, named Orwlg, to afix the
Governors signature to all kinds of papers
proclamations, pardons, death warrants, Con
gressmens certificates, in short to ninety-nine
hundreths Of the documents requiring the sig
nature of the Chief Magistrate Of the State.
Orwig was kind enough to steal only thirty
four thousand dollars worth of land warrants,
when he might have taken over hundred
and Fifty thousand dollars worth. That was
not excessive, considering his opportunities.
A legislative committee, who have been looking
into the matter, decide that the Governor did
not profit by this diversion of the public funds,
but that be was rather careless in his mode Of
! doing business
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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~ c. LIN ID 8 Il Y d G o.

BUSINESS CARDS. s
! T. c. LIN ID $ Z Y c o.
Confession MERCHANTS,
NORFOLK, VA,
Will do General Commission and Forwarding
Business.
Strict attention paid to the sale of all kinds o.
Farm Produce, Lumber, Naval Stores, &c.
Liberal advances made upon actual shipments.
E. g. LINDSEY, w. w. KENNEDY
OF the late firm of Of Z. City, N. G
Delk 4 Lindsey.
j. NJ. WHIDBIE, Elizabeth City, n. C.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
DIP oRTANr 70 CITY AND COUNTR J
PROPERTY HOLDERS.
500 ms do you want to sell your Farm,
OF do you want to sell part OF it
me> Do you wish to dispose of your
Town LOts-yOuP House, Wharf Pro-
perty, Warehouse, &C, &c.a
@g- Do you wish to lease or rent your
House, ONCE, Wharf, or Ware
house, ..
. @r Do you wish your rents col
iected promptly, and give you no tr0u-
BILE?
NO. "a, (UP-STAIRs,) MAIN STREET.
and place your business into the
hands of U.. 7t. ..'
E. c. LINDSEY 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Land Brokers.
Feeling the great necessity of such
an office as this in the Cities of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, we are determined, that if energy and
strict attention to business viii make it success
it will be successful. rfe -F .s, s.,..-5s
We pride ourselves tina. we are judges Of Real
Estate and the business we have commenced.
We have facilities equal, if not superior, to any
house in the South for bringing your property
into market. rr.
Will be glad to see you at our office at all hours
Z. C. LINDSEY & CO.,
.s dec2l-tf Land Brokers.
w. DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Window Glass,
Perfumery, Dye Stuffs, Garden Seeds and Fancy
Articles, by Wholesale and Retail,
No. II Main street,
Head of Market Square, Norfolk, Va.
Full supplies of Chemicals, fresh and carefully
selected, and all articles usually for sale in the
best establishments of the kind.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed at the
very lowest prices. mas
INN PLATE-lO0 boxes best 1. C. 10
by IL Tin. d
80 boxes /. G. 10 by IL Waste.
l 500 pounds Sheet Zinc. 1t v..
! 800 pounds Sheet Lead add Pipe. For sale ct
Da nhis pF'e ai II CHERRY nApp.
No. 81 MAIN ST. No, 8 W. MAIN ST..
Under Mechanics Hall. Opp. LIST Nat. Bank.
HAMBURGE GER BROTHERS.,
III WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBAC-
: - CONSISTS. q
IaaSe 81 h Ind Esesysa aFsa end varied assos
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
Among which you will End the following cels RAJ
ted brands: Grandy's, Rising Sun, May Apple,
Aromatic, Periqus, and all other manufactured
Tobacco, f. ON % cents and upwards.
HAMBURGER BROS,
on, Wholesale Tohacoonists, No. 81 Main street.
under Mechanics Hall, and \. 5 W. Main
,m23 St, opp. lst Nat Bank, Nor oik, We
A. r. LEONARD. Fl
7 "a N u b r O x E r.
nd REAL ESTA TIE AGENT.
General Business and Intelligence ONCE,
10 WEST MAIN STREET. lUP-STAIRS,)
m NORFOLK, VA.
= L. II <r,,I At,
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There is a boy down East who is accustom-
ed to 60 out on railroad track and initiate
the steam whistle so perfectly as to deceive
the officer at the station. His last attempt
proved eminently successful-the depot mas
tar came out and switched" him oil,
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TENNysoN AND GEN. BUrLER.-We iufer
from the following stanza of his "Iu Memo
RAM" that the Laureate of England can have
no great respect for the hero of Big Bethel
and Fort f sher
envy not The Beast, who takes
His license in the field of time
untettersd by tbs sense of crime,
70 WHOM q conscience never wakes.
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RoMANTIo.-The Earl of Aberdeen, peer
of Great Britain, has recently succeeded to
his title aud estates, and is now travelling for
pleasure. For an aristoerat, he seeks pleas
IRE in curious way. He recently shipped
as sailor before the mast on the ship Pomo-
ma, and his title being unknown to any one on
board, he served as sailor during a voyage
of sixty days to st. Johns, New Brunswick
Hisfriends at that place, who had been in
formed of his arrival, were astonished to find
him on the forecastle. dividing his clothes and
money among his brother sailors. This young
sprig of nobility seems to have an irresistible
love of adventure, and few years ago came
to this country and labored incognito as a
backwoods lumberman.
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WHAT UNCLE NICK ED.-Uncls
Nick was good man, but he found great
deal of fault and especially with some OF the
current ideas Of the day.
~ want" says Uncle Nick, land we all
want, a religion that not only bears on the
sinfulness of sin, but on the rascality of lying
and stealing--a religion that banishes all
small measures from the counters, small bas-
kets from the stalls, pebbles from cotton bags,
sand from sugar, chickory from coffee, alum
from bread, lard from butter, strychnine from
| wine, and water from milk cans"
"The religion that is to advance the world,
says Uncle Nick, will not put all the big
| Strawberries and peaches on top, and all the
bad ones at the bottom. 1t will not offer
more baskets of foreign wines than the vine
yards ever produced bottles"
Was not Uncle Nick pretty nearly right
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BROS. s PUTIN AM,

68 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
@ o MMJSSIO MER CHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF RI
Cotton, Tobacco, Resin, Tar, Pitch, Dried Fruits
Furs, and Skins, &C., &c. The highest market
price, with quick Sales and prompt returns
Send for weekly price current and marking
plate. j. .. jan23-6m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW ROC X Try, GLASS,
NJ A N ID
WOODEN WARE STORE,
MIN REihfT

NORFOLK, VA.
The subscriber respectfully .nforms his friends
and the citizens, Of Norfolk, p rtsmouth, and the
surrounding country, that he AS opened, at the
above stand, a large and varied stock OF
CROCKERY, GLASS, AND WOODEN WARE,
recently selected by competent judges, to which
he invites the attention OF purchasers, with the
assurance that bis stock will always be full and
complete, embracing everything in bis line OF
business, which will be sold at the lowest prices
that can be afforded.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
ianl9-ly THUS. =. RoBEkIS.
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w r. c, LAND :

w.
DEALER IN
LUMBER, LIME, COAL, HAY, PLASTER
CEMENT AND BUILDING MATERlA l.S
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WIDE A1ER STREET,
(Old Custom House Lot,)
Has ON hand
SHINGLES, LATHS,
~ HAIR, WHITE, SPRUCE and
YELLOW PINE BOARDS,
JOISTS and SCANTLING,
FLOORING PLANKING,
DRESSED WHITE PINE,
CEILING and PARTITION STUFF,
iy26-ly l.ri IN, TONGUED and GROOVED
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TO MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW
CITIZENS. a
II HAVE got small Cargo of the
l. BEST LORBERRY RED ASH COAL,
well Screened, at IS cents per bushel. Delivered
to any part of the city free of charge. Call at the
Lumber, Lime and Coal Yard, Chamberlain's whit
apl4-1w* F. DECORDY.
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a. g. BUNTING, -
VI. No. g, MARKET SQUARE
Has on hand and constantly receiving, fresh
supplies of Family Groceries, Liquors, Segars
Tobacco, &C., selected expressly for City and
COUNTRY Trade, and will be sold az low as any,
where else in the City. '@y ~
Call and examine our Stock at No. 6, Market
Square, next door to King & Toys Drug Store.
ocl0-tf G. s. BUNTING
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@rimt IN al q eri6 t. - SIM 9eltrigen Ser
mine farnen fcIgenbe 8iI1e 5ur &erbanbllng:
Spfepb @berico, Der ulebel. Sater lfaft altge'
flagt; biz belte DPrI9pben.
&barleS Supge1S, a~n9elagt treget An9riffS III
mDrDerilder Nbiidt a1f SaineS Ofeper8 AM 8ei9'
radt8ta9; 1lidt idulbi9 befnl0eu.
CHARLES @Iifforo, an9efla9t, i'll bielelbe Nffairt
pertpifelt 81 leiu, pnrbe eberfau8 frei9elprp.
der.
0er Sail bon Spbn Sultp, tpegen Sertarfs bon
2ctterie TiGets, murpe perI6pbet.
Die nadgelainten Yerlpnen 6eS 0iebItabl5
a~ugefIa9t, tplrbeH pCr9efiibrt NIB b%efanrten rtd}-
IdnlOig:
@eprse 6. SubiplI, pegen Sdllduug be8 Sea,
mems BON 0tobert 8. Coleman auf enter g}ott
bl1rd) mel9e $1455 in Sob bon @i1. Sntitblor
II. So. erlangt murbelt. Sm. Sabler, ~aIgeflagt
200 B5b. @olle pom @erft Der Salt. 9anlpfbOp
Comp. 9eltoblen 81 baben. Saco6 3iegler, au9es
tla9t, oil Wtarp @n9elbad 9totbSudt peritbt 81
baben.
@Ourt 0 common @Ieo8. = W. $,
G1nprp gege1 Die Spparb 8art. @arrtibee BOZ
Gam. Granter. Qb inter Der 91eget. WtOrttntel
Carroll aesen @ilbelm Otidellon IppellatiOn no1
Iriebensridter SiB. llrtbeil abgedlbert.
Sobn Meetb 9ege1t Wtarp Sdnnf. Ippelatipl
bon SriebensriGter Saplparb. llrtbeil 5I Sumter
be6 Nppellantet fir 81. 5 0
SIM Superior @eri9 t erregen 9egenipGr'
tig bic &erbanbluligen be8 Sales Smain II. Abea
gegen bic @beiapeafe Sanf grpBeS Snterelle.
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Na0ri6ten.
gelearap0irt fir Oeu Baltimore gScdcr"
ueber bic uuterhIiicfuns Ses gidmUnSer
Grdmincr.

@aIbtn9tpn, 10. 6ebr. = Sc 1T be
fannt, DAP am SpnnabenC @eneral Grant
Derwetaerte, bic Srper CUR l1nterDrildung Dea
8ihmpno Graminers Suriif}unebmen, inpem
or lb babel entIhieben 9e9en Die GerGfent.
lt6una eeptl1er @rtitel in 3eituheeit, Die Be
rednet linb, unent1ebliAen NaGtbeil gu beret=
ten, auslpra9. Qlm SOnnabenO tbeilte Elm
@tabSpfTSier bes General Grant Dem Mr.
9Ularp nit, DAP bic Sroer surifgenpmmen
perpen Icute. Die Gtatun9 rer 3ettun9
miro in 3utunft weni9er anltDbt9 leih.
General Grant perlie6 an Die @Cmmar~
pstre Der Departments %fpI9enpe Srper:
6umptauortter scr @er. Gtoaten SIrinee.
SafbtnstO "a. 1865.
Sic merben an bieie3 6auptqtdrtier 70
IbneQ ais utG1lt6 uWo pnrauf YDn 3ett at
3ett 1olhe NbbritGe BON in ibren 0eparte=
mert5 erf6einenpe 3eitltnaelt, einlenben, MEL
DE unlppale ltno fetnoli6e'N rtifel 9egen ba8
@Ctoerment pper tr9enp cine unterabt6etlung
beIielben ent6alten 1np bena6rtGtt0en, Oh
1cl6e @eIinnun9en Gfter8 in bteIen 8lGttern
pUrfpmmen bic pteper9Olte GerGfentliGtne
son Nrtifeln, wel6e berednet finn, Die 8etnb=
|Anft Der 8eoGlfernu9 1T ben SerlAtepenell
Secttonen pe5 2atoe5 atfredt Su erGdltelt,
tlm ntAt 9%eOnlpet weroen. OteIe Snforma=
tiDrl miro ftr Den 3pef Der lluterDritdlut9,
fpel6e muir ppn ptelem 0auptq1drtter au59e>
ben miro, perlangt.
@uf 8efebl pe5 0e1leral QteutenantS Grant
s. 9. Boomers
gt6. Qlbt. Sen.
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va 6rduleill Tellma1s 8ellefi5 iinbet am nGd<
fen 6reita9 itatt; einen ~lGngereu MufIab itter baS
9~etpdblte Stitd tbeilen mir mprget nit.
rW Sssierxnsssgafs tperbeu in fir
fe Tr 1T beiOrSt bur4 bic Expedition beS rWeter." 8
8irserpapiere iinb in iebeut Sale basu erfOrberlid.
- a9tuns! Cine GrfdItuns pirb Sfters Su geriug
cra6tet, I'm b~erieIbeu etne iofcrtige pber ernfte anfmerf@
i~artteit gu iGenteu, Bis fe bic 2unSeu a~nsesriffen unb bas
2eben bes Rutienten sefG6rbet BAT bunu unb ni6t e5er
rentt man ernftli6 anf abbiiIfe unb STEERS 3t ipSt: MEL
DE %eiufaItise gfa&ldiFsteit, iusen mir, penn Is Gents
ausrei9eu, nm eineu G6uupfen, 6uftsl, bSien sails,
Seiferteit, Iftbma II. I. M. gu beiIsu. 3Ssert uiGt 3R einenI
Drusiften gu sebei, unb wenbet ioSiel fir cine SlaI&e
bon Wsabame 3abcc Rsrters SeGs8uliam an.
(Bebr. 1910
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f4afftsn, tpsl6e cOnhitutionea busu .beredtist uaD

iGafften, tpelfe conititutiOneG ba3u .berc6tist uno
es BET ieber g9abl oitpelibeten.
$50 ms aber in Der &bat bic G9aanlrTtbe tl1s
@efidt itetgen ipnte, bas lift rur ei1en %ein3ige1
bein Bel elmer ipl6en llnt9ebnlt9 %bigotter Se16s
Ter fam man It9 bTditen8 aus Ser6rnB tptrfungS>
lps unb untRdti9 ba5nlisen, bic Sc unDbeit er>
Idittteru.
SpH es baber BETTER werber, molten mir bon
u1iern an1eritanii6et 0iitbitr9ern 9ea9tet nnb
geebrt fem, lit es Dor alien 0h19e1 nOtbipenbig,
nnlere gauge pplitilfe 0tadt 11lb @t1fln5 bnr4
baS 9timnred)t Su erbalte1 ittb fein belfleril9er
Y9arilder wirb e8 nebr @ager1, 1T ben Salen ber
@eleb9ebun9 gntrGge 81 MAIDEN, mel6e benz g>
lnu6eH Sinn oeS Meti9eu unb beS 9pbrbnnoertS
Spbn ipred)eu. s.. s.
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80, GOngref. Il. Stemng,
gGafGtn9tUn, 10. Sebr.

III | y II To- OtPt"
SIN 8 q t wurDe pa6 Gonlttttutton6a=
menpement, be3igltA Der 8eprd
auf9enpmmen unD GATES 9on SlinOt5 btelt
cine ldn3ere 8epe iber D%alel6e, III peI9er CT
pa8 aQ9emetne SttmmreGt befIrtpprtete. Sn
@rmieperung auf cine 6ra9e Saul6burps BON
Delaware Id9te ct, Der Staat MfarplanO babe
fstn 9teGt 9e9abt, Elm 3eg%itrtrur9a9eleB gu
p%aliiren.
@ape IberreiAte Die 8egtauttgunaSl9ret>
BEN pe5 QGt6. SObn SHERMAN, ipieDererpa6l@
ten Senator 0Un Sbtp.
Summer iberreibte Die 9etittUn elmer SEE
9er GOnoenetpn III 6lDrtod, pelde bic 9oiltz
rung zines 6etmltdete WeieBe5, ferner zines
Gelebe5 iiber @rsiebutg. lppie itber Die Wabl=
redte Yerlan9t. Dem 9tecpnItructtUn8 @pm=
ntittee itberpielen
Wpr9au iberretGte Da8 0eIt6 BON 8iir=
gerit aus giew @prf gu @uniten zines inter.
n~atiUna!en S@nBgeeBe5 9egen Na6pruf. =
Dem Committee pe8 Nu8wartigen itberpie-
fen.
Conan iH6erreiGte bic 8etttion pUn 8ir-
germ Benni9lpanien6 I3u 0unltet elmer Ste
Ductipn Der Sterter auf Betrpleum. Sen
6tnan3~G Committee i%berpie fen.
8tllon beantra9te einen Bleharbe1AluB,
bic @6li3 gepiier Staten a%uf3ulGi fen uni
beren REORGANIZATION at per6tetet.
SIM &epra entnnten6 au E wurbt
-eine 8tl eit8erei6t, 1T pet 9te9ierun96wert=
fdtten 8 Stnnpen 3lt1n geltbltGen Gageperi
gut maden. 8erner cine 8i0, Die Qlcte 81
fDfbPrritfpn. tnp(hP 0fp 90 ct &nnh6 nm 9}p,
gierut88<Staot6 unb itdpttl6en Steuern be:
freit. 8etOe ans Suft3 Committee Der:
pte1en.
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y s ii It 10 iOti9!

Der 9raftbent1eBt Der 6reeb=
mems Sill letn Geto ent9egen
Darlington, 10. Sebr. Der Prdt.
bent ilberIanpte beute Oem Gpn9reb cine BOT
i4a1t, bag ct e8 nit ieinen 8fi6ten ntAt yer
einbarli4 Galte, Die 8tQ, bettttelt yGtue Nfte
elm Bureau CUR t1nteritiBung Der 6retgelal=
ienen, 8lI6ttn9e unO s1 anpern 3pefet gu
errt6ten," 3u unter3ei6nen. Sn elmer lpal=
ten lan9en 8ptl6aft ieBte ct DEM Gongref
ietne @rinpe fir lein 8erbalten 9e9en BIZ
Bill a%usetnanper.
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Gid $500 unb cine filberne ltbr. Ils bas @9t'
paar @eaper cine 3eitlan9 matet mar, fel Der
Srdl1 elr, naB @el6 alf benz Slide in Der llrtoer'
idlrlienen Stllbe lie9e, fte elite binarf nlb lab,
baB oaB @elb geItDblen m0rben mar. SO prroetl
lpfort Der Bcli5eibebSrbe Die rTtbige1 Nrl5etgei1 Sc
madt l11o BON bieer 2 Seantter1 geIdtft, pe DE
all9eIe9enbtit nnteriuhen i%clte11. sic perbafteteil
Gcpf llnb faitben BET Der Onr6l1dlln9 p%e1lelbell
baS @elb, pel6es an gSeacer Suritdgegebe1 mure
be, tpdbrenb Der Oteb rad benz @efdn9nlB trditS1
pprtirtprrbe.
= @eee1 SteblenS zines 4aar 8etnfleipertpurs
ben 9enrp nnb Spbn 0uoa0 gefter1 WfOrgert per'
baftet unb III bic Sail aflhidt.
- @eitern WtCrgen dttbedte man I'M Ntarpla1t6
3udtba1S, baB 2 @efunge1e tpdbrelto Der 9tadt
aus bemlelbe11 entlprungen tparelt. SameS Slnttb
lit EN- Otarlt BON 80 Sabre1 lnb Bat ldDDn l Sabr
ab9ebiiBt, Wdbreub Spbn SDple ert p Sabre alt
1T. Seibe 1a6en pe9e1 9iebitabl8. 9ebterer
mar wGbrenb beS lesten SOnlmers angetlagt, all
Der @rnlDrbung beS @apt. SatfinS III 9lnn Qlrn1l>
bel So. She'll ge1prlr1en sl babe1. Die GrHlp>
benen miiIIen BON MuBe1t 11nterItitbt tpDrbet 1eut.
Sterbtt9tettsberi6t, = SIN Der per-
gan9enem @p6e 1tarben in bieltger Stabt I'M @art>
gen 76 Ser oner1, 80 mGnnli6e unb 81 petbltbe.
Sol9eubeS iparett bic Spbe8uria6en: Sranbmlns
ben, ardn1pfe, &opfpaIierI16t, 9fnbr, S9arlatbS
fieber, 0lntItltr5, Slatterlt limb Ofprb ie l Sail;
gerult9liidt, 0iptberia ie 2 6dlle; Grplp, Wals
ierludt, taltes 6ieber 9tr1eut3itlbunS, Sitter, org.
Ser5fra1lfbeit, S6ipG6e rtnb lnbefatnte 2ra1fbelt
@rwa9ierter ie 3 6Gne; 2ultgeneut3 iiuDung 5
6GGe; llnbetanltte &tneerfrantbett IL TdQe; Nus
5ebrun9 % 6G0e. GS ftar6elt IL &tuber inter
1 Sabr u1b cine Yerlpn erreidte bas bobe glitter
Dplt 90 Sobreu.
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Mnihinntnn'a @rhnrtstan!!

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-20
S0atnief,
Bring bnm 9Gnemnrf.
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pprbsr belteut tper9en.
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rem, II. nit GsipiBb 1t etnen eenuBrei2en Nbeuo perfpre0er,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-20
Sine Gabinetss Ser fa,umluns in SSetreT' Ses Sus
reduS fir Sreiaeldfene.

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Geute 0tOrgen par buS Cabinet O~erlamrtelt.
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be8 8ureau5 fir 8retgelaIene gu berut6en.
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Qanp ni6t me9r lange iber Die SIT er9retfen=
DEN MaBre9eln i'm Hnflaren letn loQten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-20
@enefs hin afran @i[heInine Qloiear.

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genbeit 81 tbsif werben, Srar gSilRslmirte Otojeali
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gen BON ibre1n 2aIett, tpel6eS ibr Den Stuff ge9e'
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erla1gte bieies SUanlpiel Der Charlotte Strd@
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baber ba8 Bublifnm 6er Giinftlerin banfbar lein,
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fa6iten @elle 81 Seiget.
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