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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

IMPEAoHMENT.-The Washington cor
respondent OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cal, who, week ago, thought there was
nothing 10 the impeachment project,
now says
Repeated conversations on the sub
ject have changed my opinion, and led
me to this conclusion That Andrew
johnson would be turned out OF his
Office before the first Of January If 1t
were not for the restraining influences
which capitalists naturally exert over
such a matter. Capital is timid and
conservative always, and never more so
than just now, when it is feared, and
rightly, too, that to impeach johnson
would be to shake the confidence Of
money kings abroad in the stability Of
the government, and to impair the value
of American securities on both sides of
the Atlantic. If there were no Five
twenties there would be no Andrew
johnson at the White House three
months hence. That's certain; and If
A. ]. don't believe it, he is not posted"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

FATAL ACCIDENTAL man by the name
of Busbee Of Bristol, was at work on the
mountains in that town on Monday, the
I'd inst, cutting timber, and as he was
chopping down one tree to release an.
other that had lodged on it, the latter
fell striking him on the head and injRr.
ing him so that he died the next Friday,
A post norton examination revealed a
fracture commencing at the left ear,
passing over the crown Of the head and
then making an angle and extending to
the right eye. He leaves large family
that were dependant on him for sup
port.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

MAsoSIC.-The annual session of the
Masonic Grand Lodge of Vermont will
be held at Montpelier, on "Wednesday,
January 9th, 1867. The Vermont s
Canada, Vermont Central, Vermont Val
ley, Sullivan, Passumpsic, Western Yer,
mont and Rutland Il Washington rail
roads will carry persons attending for
fare one tCay.
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funds by leading Southerners in Canada
at the time he escaped to Europe.

cg 1t is said that the probability OF
the execution of the condemned Fenian
prisoners In Canada will depend on the
good conduct of outside
Fenians. If the latter are quiet aNd
make no further demonstrations, the
condemned prisoners are likely to escape
the death penalty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

SERIOUS ILLNESS or Hon. LUoIUs B,
PRcK.-Hon. Lucius B. Peck of Mont
pelier is seriously ill at Lowell Mass.
and faint hopes are entertained Of his
recovery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

CANADA. - Official Information has
been received in Canada that raid is
intended by the Roberts faction of the
Fenians Immediately. They are to enter
near the village of Tenesconta. A
private in the regulars received fifty
lashes at Ottawa, on Saturday, for say
ing that Canada would be annexed to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13
Local and state Items.

PERsoYAL,-Captain P. L. Holcomb
formerly OF the Second Vermont Bat.
terry is now Brevet Major in the Second
Battalion of the Seventeenth q. S. In.
fantry, stationed at Austin, Texas.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

FINE WgATHBR.-The Burlington Free
Press Of Saturday last, speaking of the
unusually fine weather prevailing in
that section of the State, says "a year
ago to. day the line boats of the Cham.
plain Transportation company hauled
off and went into Winter quarters. This
year they are still running with no sp-
parent signs of an immediate close Of
navigation. In consequence OF this uu-
usual mildness of the season, the line
boats will probably continue their trips
for at least week longer"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

IL Senator Edmunds of this State
has introduced bill in Congress which,
should it become law, will give the
Senate voice in dismissals as well as
appointments to federal offices By
By its provisions, the President may, in
the recess Of the Senate, suspend any of
fcers guilty of official misconduct, or le-
gally disqualified and incapable but he
is bound to report the fact to the Senate
for its advice within twenty days after
its first day of meeting thereafter. If
the Senate dissents, the suspended off
Ger shall resume his duties. In much
the same manner the President may fill
vacancies by death or resignation, The
bill, as Mr.. Edmunds took the trouble
to explain, was not conceived in hos
tility to the present Administration, but
as proper safeguard of republican lib
erty at this or any other time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

ScALDED TO DEATH. "A little son
Mathew Morey OF West Rupert, aga
about ten years, was scalded to death o.
the 7th inst, by tipping kettle OF boil
ing water off the stove upon its perSol
The little sufferer fingered but q few
hours, when death eusued.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

BURGLARY.-The room of Hon. Justl
S. Morrill,, at Washington, was entered
by robbers on Wednesday night, LAST
week. The robbers got nothing-but 8
copy of the tariff, perhaps.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

LECTURE, We are pleased to announce
that Rev. DR.. E. ii. Chaplin of New York
city will deliver lecture in this place
on the ninth of January next.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

COUNTY CoURT.--The December Tern
Of the Addison County Court commence
at Middie6afs yesterday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

A MODEL PArKR.-The Waterman & Reflect
or, of Boston, has an envisble reputation for
ability and enterprise. It has not been eur
passed in merit by any religious journal in the
country. But it sspires to higher excellence,
and proposes TO become, with the opening of
the New Year. one of the most comprehensive
famiIY papers in the world It will be rreativ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

The NEeRo.-The War Department
furnishes the following figures as the
black mans war record: Number en-
listed 1876, 624; discharged, 2O,236; died
in service, 1886; deserted, 1887;
killed in action, 1914. One regiment
from the State of Maine, is said to have
lost more men in action than the entire
army of colored men, but the colored
troops were mainly kept in service at
points where they were efficient as guards
for government property, etc, and did
all that was repaired of them. Where
they were brought into action, generally
"the colored troops fought nobly."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE PRESIDENTS
OPTICAL AcTs.-The action of Congress
already indicates that an investigation
of the Presidents official conduct will
be ordered at an early day. The most
important subjects of investigation, we
presume, will be his official connection
with the the New Orleans massacre on
the Both of July last; the discharge Of
the rebel murderers of Union troops in
South Carolina the surrender OF con-
flscated lands, railroads, &C., to rebel
individuals and corporations, &c. Spe-
cial committees will, no doubt, be ap-
pointed to visit New Orleans and South
Carolina, and the investigation will be
of the most thorough character. If the
Presidents conduct has been legal and
proper, the result will be his vindication !;
and if conscious of innocence, he will
court investigation, rather than evade it..
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lay tax on the district in the manner now pro.
vided by law, by prudential Commodities, and
may apr Joint collector of taxes and clerk who
shall have the same pow RI and peri rm the
same duties as are now provided for school dis,
tricts, collectors and clerks
SIC. 2, All acts and parts of acts inoousist-
ent with the foregoing section, are hereby re-
pealed.
sage,
Approved Nov II, 1866.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-13

An Act in amendment of section nine ofchapter
twenty-five of the General Statutes.
II Is hereby enacted dc,
SEC. /. The last clause of section nine of
chapter twenty-five of the General Statutes is
so amended as to read as follows; But no super
intendent shall receive compensation while Us-
iting schools for a number of days greater than
twice the number of schools kept In the town
for which he acts as superintendent, whatever
the number of terms of such school kept during
the year.
SEC ?, This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov. s, 1866.
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An Act In relation to the naturalization of
aliens.
His hereby enacted dc.
SEC. 1. No court in this State shall patu-
raize any alien except upon proceedings, and
the examination and oath of the applicant in
open curt, before judge thereof, at regular
term of said court,
SEC. 2. Ifany clerk of a court shall issue a
certificate Of natura zation to any alien except
upon proceedings, and the examination and oath
OF the applicant in open court, Aforesaid such
clerk shall be fined one hundred dollars
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
An Act to amend section thirty-nine of chapter
one hundred and twerty-six of the General
Statues in relation to the fees of Grand and
Petit Jurors before the county court.
10 Is hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. 1. Section thirty -nine Of chapter Que
hundred and twenty six of the General Statutes
is hereby amended so as to read a. follaws:
Grand and petit jurors fees in the county courts
shall be, for travel, eight cents per mile for
attendance per day TIVE dollars to each tales
man at the rate of two dollars per day.
SEC .. This act shall take effect from the first
day ofDecemh,r r, A. ID. 1866.
Approved Nov. IL, 1866.
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Oerihtss WcrhanNtunoeu.

common GeaS @eri9t.- 9Oa. &ids
ter Sing.
George @tISOrnep II. a. seasu OteirleI & @raI,
ton, Sequelter beS CHARLES Mil9uS. 9ereits be-
rtdtet. Serbift 81 @unIten bes SIdSerS fitr
$649 .46. sn a.1e
9anion GarneS II. a. segen SCbm 6 Ntabos
nep. Serbift Su @nnlteS bes GlGaerS fir 5000.
Sa8par Wt SerrD II. a. ae9eI s Sre0ri1 Wiil>
ler. @%rtenntlIlB III GrrliangeIung zines Setennts
niiieS.
EtOs. s UtltmH segeu 9tObert 81. 8ean.
Non prps.
Anna 6bap 9ssen Die YaIt. Gtabtsilenbabn
Comp. Ser9Iidel.
George -. @;uinrn8, Standardization BON SQs
eOmnOeS. 9esen Spiepb 8 SbipIsp. Nidt been~
bt8t.
.SObn Steulnan II. a. 9s9eu cam 0eiSler. Se-
gen He(brun0SritdtdneeI. Serrttt fir &lGaer
tm Vstrag rpn 1882. %.
Stdbttl9 Dies Se5irtSAertdt.- Spn.
0tibter Merlnber.
Sreoerif s Gptb unb Gatbariua @asnsr 9e9en
Sobn Z Stteff. Nntrag, Elm Defret gu e%rlafieu,
paB Der Setla9te Die Sumt1e BON S514.94 III ben
@eri6tsiaeI brinSe, pelbe 9umme benz 6. Stteff
CUR Nufbetpabrulg itber9eben puroe.
f. Wat1enAerr6 t. - Son. Ntbter Aueorn.
Supplee unO Soffnan.
Berner OreleI nurbe gum Nomtnlltratpr beS
Jtah!a1leS bon Seurp 9tDmer8beimer erlaunt.
g uperiorgert6t.-0cn. 4ibter Martin.
@oelaloe 81 SOJel, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aeaen SbCs
mas s @arlOn. SerettS bert4tet. SIN YrO5eB.
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ODihtioc Mn3eioc firGrmmSbcfeer,

Der 8carh of Control anb 9eoeU fir o baltimore
ia tGgIi& BON 1913 nbr in GisuuS i'm 3. Stod Der Gam
Builbing, Ode BON lexington unb st. Saul Ctr, bis
MOntag, 8. Deg. 1866, INN bic neue &ti b6suug bon Gs
geutbuut, iUpeit ais ~DOnenbet, DUrSTlesen. DgieIbe nib
pom 8. Oea. an brei6is Gage up& in Gituug ieiu, um
hter NppeIattcnen, bic ibm ~prGientirt rerreu mSSeH, 81
enti8etOeu. AGe 8ei4rsrbeu mineu jebo@ Dor benz 8.
Dag. c. boben merbeI.
l. Otfritt, ~Imfaffenb bic erfe, Sweite, brittle unb Uierte
WarS - 2Dm @Gtbcart, Sp6n 9. Sarbefp unb 9o6n 6.
9areeb tilben ben @oarb Of Control aub GieOi.p.
grfe un6 Speite @6arb itnb bereits cigteri6tet. E
2. DiFritt, %nmfoilenb etc finite, iehffe, itebente unb
aGte War6- 8ul 6. 8eaIe, CALEB 20. 8urseB unb Wm
5. TtiGer FiI6eu ten 8rarb Of Control onb &eSiep.
SInfte nnb ietfte M5ar6 bereits einberiGtet.
8. Diaritt, uminfenb bic neHnte, 3ebnte, elite u. SpSlfe
Dart-GraH3 9. GGicptt, Scbn g.. Cannon unb SameS
Suffer biIoeu BEN 8odro Of Control ano Olspietp.
9eeMute I5aro bereitS enberiftet.
4. Diftitt, u~mfaffen6 bic hrei5e5ute, b~ierebnte, iinfs
Se1nte unb fe&3ebnte @arb-Scbn u. EbOmpion, IeiIIon
Prpcter unS Gbwarb @pesbeu bilDen ben BOarb Of Goas
troll aub 0febieiU.
5, Diffritt, ~umfaieub bic iebeu3ebnte, a9tssbute unb
H~euu5e6nte uub S~Dan3iSfe GSarb - gSiltam SprisJ unb
Daniel Sarbeb bilben beE 8orrb Of Control anb 0sUiew.
Gie6enjebnte unb n6tIebnte NBarb btreits einberi9tet.
9m Nuftras Der SsrI6itteneu Boards 3.
I6nDh-3beS iatl Sob n q. ~&tompion.
~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEN TO ALL WHOM
Mayor and City Council for permission to alter the build
ings on the north side of Rab0rg street, above Schroeder
street, for thu purpose of using the same as a Livery and
Sale Stable, n!3-eO6t
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Sin Sreifa6er ae in weiGouri.

2eaeenmprtb 81. NOp. 3wtiGen
etnem Waann NamenS Glgin, benz Snbaber
etnes Wtrtbs9auleS In Wlilcuri Gttp, unO S
Srioern Namen5 Situa, bic IN platte @itp
pebnten, bat felt lanserer 3ett Elm Streit
pbeewaltet. Die 0ebrIber Ittus waren am
nsrlloHenen Samfta9 in Mi6Ouri GitY, no
cine Saleeret 5pilhen ibnen unb Gl9tn fatt-
fano, i'm Serlaufe peren leBterer stpet Der
Brloer tGbtete unp bann nab tem 6auIe 1ets
nes S@wieseruaters, einiee WeiIen Don Platts
City emit fernt entfam. Sn Der 1Olsenben 9iuht
batten bic Serfolser ietn 8srtsd entbedt una
nmrinstsn baS 5aus. glsin serlu6te ietneu
Serfclsern gu entseben, bod waren es beriel.
Ben gu Siele nno ss selans ibnen, ais er 2OC
Daros pom 9auie ~entfernt mar, ibm cine &u.
gel cur@ ben &uIden 3a f6tsBen.
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3ie erpesition ses eient. a1mes.

2tapenwUrtb, q. SOP. Die Sumo.
ttOn @it9 Union entbdlt folgenbe fpe3ieQe
Na@rtAt aus einem Sort Sebssptd, 9. Nuo'
oatirten 8rtefe;
9ieut. g. q. Dimes, Comp. 81, 2. Ser. ST.
SaS.-0te9t., wurpe nit 25 Mann pom btelem
Blabe aus CUR HecpsnOscirung auseeldtdt,
Gr ltteb anf etne aus 100 Wann beltebsnDt
Banoe Siour. Snoianer, ltefsrte benlelben
Elm 0efe6t, tGbtete 8 uno %bermunbete II ber=
Ielben. Gr nabm benlelben 48 Stlf Niubs
uieb, 81 Waulelel, "a . ferbe, aue TIRE go.
MES unb idmmtlt&en 8aub, ben le NIT lit
peSfIbrtsn ab, unb ~rerbrannte, pas niGt
peggebradt perDen fOnnte. Ct marIdtrte
40 Meilen In SO StunOerl, cbne bag biz
Scltaten uoer Yferoe 9tabruns gu t8 &C.
nDmmen batten.
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Observation-Disclosures

fer 3metg.- Sn Ibweieubeit bes re,
aeImdBi9eu Brdltoenten, tpelher ais Otopor er Dfs
ftciO fungirt, fitbrte Or. s. 3. 8rpOfs ben SOr>
fts.
SIR. 9ttdpuS le9te cine Mittteiluna Der Mrmer,s
pfeger Dor, III welGer nm cine meitere &erwiute
gnng CUR llnterftitbung Der Irmen i'm 8ap @iew
NIpl naG9eiuGt purbe.
Serner purbe ein @elu6 bon elmer Nn,abl SSirs
men uub @run6beliber oorselest, bic SauIer Der
Gtact reu 81 nuiuuieriren; aud tpurbe elm @eInd
ge9en oiele GtaBregel rOreeleet.
q Ser SCriiber le9te cine 0iittbeilura Der Sdul
GDmmilliOn Dor, paB bas @ebdube Der Grammar
Sdule SCI. 8 nidt mebr brau6bar lei lInb baf
bic SdnIe Sel6loilen meroen mitlIe, Zig Elm neueS
@e6dube erridtet Iet.
Seruer purbe cine @inlabuug Der SOrtebsr bon
Der AIICciatiOu fir @ySisbuns Der 6arbige1 tcrae>
le9t, Die S9ulen nm 10 ubr Sorm. am 81. bs.
VI. gu beiuden; occeptirt.
gtr. @ault REF ben Sei9lnB auf, baS @eIud
Der Wtarplanb NiarbIe Comp. benz GtahtcomtniIs
lair gu itbertpetlen; aHgenDmmen.
Scr. Stall teantragte, ben Stabt &Omminair nm
NuStulIt I'll erl uden, mas cine neue Bride iibe1
@ppnnS Sale tOiten trerbe; anaenOmmen.
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VI :itert3 aus Gamaca.
Weriudbtsr @crh.

.YrODtbence, 81. s., 81: 9fOp. Su Dem
ntdpt ipeit RON bier eatlegeneu %ai1ep SALTS, be-
lldte elm jun3er perteiratbeter Wtanu, Der IiG erlt
fltrr5ltd bon leiler 8ral 9etrennt bate, bieIeltc
aeiterit Abenb III itrer @pbnurs, NIB naGbem Ell
ite nerSebliG 81 betpeBcn geiudt bate, NIT itm i'll
cine &ntlte 81 itei9ell. wOlte ct ibr nit einem 9fus
f%trr1efier bic &eble ablGneioen. sic tpebrte 1d
anf bas Der5mefelne ibres 2ebenS nno enoipanb
iid Gem Wfanue, Ob9leid ite I'M @efi6t, oil ben
NrmeH nnb auf Der 8rrIt fnrdtbar 5erIdnitteu
pOrbsn mar. Sbr grOBouter elite ibr III Sttlfe
lIno trleb ben mcrbluiti9eu llnbOlb nit einem
YrIt9el aus benz Saus. Ser ArSt, Der sur 9e.
banblung Der Srou berbeigeruFen murbe, lab IG
ge5wunSeu, bic tlafenoeu 1G 8unben, tie" ibr bas
lln9ebeurer 6ugefit9t bate. 5nlamme1 al nGben.
Der VtOrobube tpuBte iib Der Terbaftuug bis
beIte SOrmittag 5u ent3teben. 81
Sn Der Wobnnns leineS gaters angetommelt
l1nttt er fib bic Sebte 10 DOutpmmen bur6,, bnE
er ni6t metr All retten lit. =
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aud ein Sr. Tbpi1as Sc CANADIAN, ein O1itelieb
oe8 tieii9er Observation-Disclosures, nelHeln $500 &c
lteble1 ipurDeu. S
. er 0pIeWorS in 9rin5 @eprge
6 Standardization ans Salbpt 60. IneInelt
Die Sertoftun9 eineS 9te9ers in Bap 9unbreb, aif
cen ce Selhreiblna ceS 0enrp 3iidaroIcn. zines
~Ncconpiicet, Der Der SurSem 3ebduSten Wlproer
neS FARMERS gple aenau paBt. Gr bate eini9e
Wfonnte olf Der Tdrm Res Sln. Sartes Smttb,
iIabe st. Withael8 g~earbeitet ulo al8 bic Irofla~
NATION ce8 @0upernenrS in pen 3eitunaelt er>
idieu, lieB i'm cin 8iirser, benz Der 6artige Derz
nddtlg rorfaill, rerbaften nnb nah Der Sail In
Gaitcu brit9eu, bon no er ben 8ebTrber bon
Brince Georges Spuutp ouagelieIsrt mcrSsn
ipirb. .St..1fr
Ibeater IN ber 6 pncorbiu. -
6eute N6enO Dos beribmte @cltSnIf ,On8
GOlf, mic e8 ipeint unb laGf' ; ron Sd
lid.
sey~ Die 6Ortiebuns bes Ser. Stauten 9teu,
gsleteS b%eftnbet itd auf Der riertem Seite beS
Slntte8.
Na6 @urppa.- Der Soinburaer Yp1tbd1ue
pier ;, Sarcnia" fGbrt nd6lten Samftag bon 9teip
Oert ab. Yaiuge fam in Der Office beS @eder
9eli6ert tper6en.
Die Yoft fir 9eutidlanb i6lieBt bier am sSreie
tag ~gfahnlittag &c 1br.
~ s5ottete mad europa bon ieber GrSee uber
1GDeder.S
We8terna98.YGi E mer6eu tn fur,e
per Urtff beior8t BURG bic expedition bes GDeder.S Die
aoHraerpaptere fnb IN iebenl NoGe boan erfcrbetIiG.
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Wa(Gmgton, Q. C.

4NeMe unifUrmen II bic y o.
.ltaet. = Sic 6erren @au, Step6enS unb
So. baben eS ibernUmmen, bas Sud- far bte
nemen WinteruntfOrmen Der MetrupOlttans
RClt3ei Su lteferu. Sian wtrb lih erintsrn,
buB in 6Olse elmer @erfisuns beS gunsreies
lt6 bier jeoer ppltailt auf et9ene Soften etne
tleicen muB.
tGtn neuer GrteOen6rt6ter.-
YrGicent SObn1Cn ernannte ain 3. Oftpber
6rn. Wm. @. Suder, etnen lebr aeaGteten
Burger bteIi9er Stabt gum SrtebensrtAter
peS Oiltritts Columbia. STR. 1uder letlete
UOr9eftern ben sebrduAli6en Nmteeib unb trat
9eitern letn Wmt an. 9aS Gbrunitle erns
pFe6It bte G%rnenauug Des 9rn. Suder sum
WOltsetrtGter.
+Der 9rOBe MaIlenwtl1fOmm m.
gStr bGren nit 8er9nisen, baB bte Gremnoe
bteler Bewegung uberaa lit ibren 8eItrebun-
gen; oiele Concentration gu einem pp(ltommee
men SucceB gu MAIDEN, ermutbigt. 9as ST.
nan3comtte orbettet eifrtg, urf tte nSJt9taen
Wtlttel gu beIAaHen, 81 benz Gnbe 1T Die Stabt
1T DerlAieOeAe GUQettionss9 81 trtfte etngetbeill
tpOrben, wte fOlgt: Gen. S. @er6drbt ptrt
Die GCntributionen Der beuti9en 8Graer uni
Der oeutlAen N~Rrctattonen entgeeen ne6men
Nfr. S. u. Boswell ~cOlieftirt lupli6 pom ca
nal, g. 6. gropne int SuartiermeilterS.
Departement, SC. 81. .. MeYers i'm nGrolt.
den Stopttbsil, 9r. s. 50: Curry, i'm laOli
den Stabttbeil unO IN 0ecrgetOpn, 6r. 6
=. W. StUteip I'm 6ilt6sn Stabttbeil, SEQ
Ut. NrnOlO i'm treltlthen, s. st. Gpansrb 6
ben Slr9ern Iberbaupt unp q. s. 8ennet
In ben GifentltGsn Bureaus.
E~ SSn yBaibtngtoa bcltebe man Gelteuunarr
fir 6cntG1lifca l1D mo tentlid,eu ,,9Seder"
SIblcrtpttOaen tDie MG3tigenl Onrd belt Mqertsr
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-23
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Gan 6rancteco, 25. Noo. Gin Brief BON
YrnliOent S,are3 an BEN meritunilGen Gpnr
Jul, oattrt Som IS. Sft. melost General
Nranoa Sr9 nit leinen Gruppen ron Gf 9oIo
ob, INN f@ nit Gen. AneSa 3n Sereiniaen II.
SanlagC un;u9rciien, melGes BON Den Sron=
SOfen 9er1umt urto Don Den neritanil&en Sm<
pertoltfen 9arni Icnirt tuUrecn .par, 2fbtere
%letlteten MIR 9erin9en g3ibettanr.
pralibent Suare3 bat spei 9rGuerrGt6er
6%esront9t, tpetserte li& jebu9 srsi anoers
Names @crrans unb MenoeSu slei6fauS gu
be9naei9en. 9ieielben iparen ipeoen Gerbres
den, bic fe tudbreHO Der 5err1Aoft Der Sat
lerltden in @btbuabun ~besansen bntten, pt,=
barmhersiG hinaeridtet Morben. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-23
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fir oaS @aflpieI Der Mabame 0tilOri unb aeIteru
nurbe nit Dem Serfanf BON ~ein3elnen Yldtcn Der
Nnfang 9ernadt. g8ir baben bon .3eit III 2eit
itber bic @oitipiele bieier S!!nftlerin I'M Ncr6en
bertdtet nno iebem %rnIerer 2eier wirb es NOD, er>
inllerIi6 iettl, pelde bpbe Yreile bort lcldDelr ob,
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lib, cine 0ftItCri iebeu mir MIR eirnlol im Qeben,
ME ELI Wfetepr idtpebt fe DOritber ln6 wer ben
Nngeublid peridurlt, bereut eS pieueit}t iein Qe>
berlalig. Ufau ia9t getpBbnlid benz Mtinen
fliGt Die Nadpelt feline Sranse- Oie1es lit MIR
baIb pa6r, benin mir baben MSnner ee5Ert, tpelde
tbren Nadfcnlmen nod III alien Gaget cntSiidt
bon Der @enriette SOnntag, Der 0tadel &c. ers6ble
ten, pel1e ie rpr Sabreu einrlal itnsen bDrteu,
0oer 1Ptele1t iaben iIHo bic @ei1ihte ar&bt iOId6e
Namen i'll ibre ebcrnen GafeIn ein. Sin FOLDER
Wtoment 1T unoer9eBlid II. penn bic nG6itegSp6e
IdnSit perllOfle1 1T. trenn Sabre bic @rlebniIIe
BON 1866 IN SerseiIenheit setaubt baben, Dem Der
Die SflIiOrI 9eleber, miro bieIe @UGe unper9eBli6
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