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ALLoOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.

f. LAME BACK. s.ra., a,t
H' New York, Nov. %, 1859.
ALLoocK Co.-Gentlmens / lately suffered se-
verely from weakness in my back. Having heard
your plasters much recommended for cases of this
kind, procSred one and the result was all could
desire. single plaster cured in a week.
Yours respectfully, 4 -r.,t
G. BR'GGs, ProprIe tor of tn e Brandreth House.
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK AND LUMBAGO
Lyons, N. Y. July 4, 1852.
Messrs ALLcocK d Co. Please send me q dollars
worth ofyour plasters. They have cured me of
crick in my back, which has troubled me for some
time, and now my father is going to try them for
difficulty about the heart.
L. d. SHERWOOD.
DR.. Green, No. 1858, Broadway, New York, informs
us he sold, on Monday 22d, 1862, pasters to
young woman suffering very severely from umbago
On Thursday she called to get two more for friend,
and then stated how the two she had purchased on
Monday hsd relieved her Immediately after putting
them on, and CURED HER TWO DAYS of most dis.
tressiDg pain in her back and loins &c.
Sold by all Druggists. AVIS
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MILWAUKEE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. This
is the title of weekly commercial paper, lust
established in Milwaukee by HARRISON HAY.
DEN, Esq. tisissued every Wednesday morn
ing, and is wholly devoted to markets, finan-
cial matters and advertisements. 1t gives all
the market news very much in detail, Terms,
81 year.
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OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH.
Thursday Nov % 1866

GRAIN MARKET.-Wheat is hardly as firm but
there is no Important change in prices, except in
the lowest grade. We quote No: Spring wheat
at 81 ,so@19 6; No s1SO@1 30 and rejected 81 600
100. Barley 5Oc@$1, 90. according to quality. Oats
$50 3Sc. Corn in the ear 35a3Sc
PRoYI~IONS.-Th receipts of provisions have
been unusually large during the past week aud the
market was somewhat weakened under the pressure
of such liberal offerings. Butter is about 2a3c lower
with sales at 25a2s Eggs also in more liberal
supply and the sales at 25aSe. Potatoes dull
and drag in the marketat range of 4Oa5Uc. Tim
othy Hay $1oa1l. Dry maple wood SIC; dry oak
Wood $500.
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INVASION
Pirates and Privatee,
DR.. &GHLNClk'S
PULTIONIG GYRUP.

l. u -a1I.1.S " .E& AZ - 4 E1 - T..
This ereat ned;olnccu 0r,I a!ig6hENoK, the
PrCpf et<r, OF fula0ar, Cor uiirpFsfy hen it had
aszumed IL most formidable apeel a2d Ynen speedy
death sppeared to be ipevtGbe. H;s ph : cians pro-
p nounced his Gaze ncurabe when he commenced
the use Of this $ ip.e bus powerful remedy His
heath was res, ore in a very short lime and no
return Of the disease has been apprehenGed for all
tho symptoms qu cky ticeppearei, ana bis present
we'tE ID more than two hundred pJun Is .st.t
Since his recovery, he has devoted hia attention
exclusively 10 the cure OF Consumpttoa and the
diseases which usual. comp ice Ell with it, and
the cures eifeced by hia medicines have oeen very
numerous and trr.s- wonderful. Dr. SoHENog
makes pro ssQsl Vs to several Of the larger cities
weekly, waere he ma large concourse Of patients,
ana it ia truly astonishing to poor consumptves
that have to be lifted out OF their carriages aud in
lev months healthy, rcbus: persons DIR.
sCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP SEAWEED
TONIC, nad MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
al required in curing Consunptio n. Full direc-
tions accompany EACH so shat any one can take them
without aeoing Dr.. sonENoK, bat when it is con-
yenient it is best 10 ce il m. He gives advice free
batior thorough cxan!A2Jn with his Rezpirometer
his lee ID three doi,s1s.
Please observe, wheu purchasing that the two
Hkenessea OF the Doc,or-one when in the last stage
OF Consumption, ana the other as he now is, In
perfect health-are Oh The Government stamp.
Sold b. al Druggists and Dealers. Price $1.5o
per bottle. or $3.50 the half dozen. Letters for
advice should away he directed to DIR. Schencks
Principal Office. l. NORTH 6ah ST., Philadelphia Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Demaa Bar les & Co.,
N. Y, S. S. Hance, Baltimore Nd. John d.
Park, Cincinnati, 0hi9; Ncalkcr &c TAYLOR, Chicago,
ILL.,. Co!iins t5ro5. s., L.rrw " I'D W. ei VI.
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ITCH sTCH!sTCH!
Scratch! Scratch! Scratch
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

Will Cure the Itch Ia AZ hours
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CBlLBLAINS
and al / other ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN. Price %
cents For sale by all druggists. BY s'nding 6O
cents to WEEKS PORTER, Soc Agents, lIO wash
iugton street Boston, 1t will be frwarded by mai,
free Of postage to any part OF the united Eta Cd.
Jnne IL, 1856. spnlyi
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Low-Priced Cole ction of
SACRED MUSIC.

THE CHAPEL. A Collection o + tunes in all meters,
composed for and especially adapted to the wants Of
all Church Chors aud Christian worshippers, ONE
Gre and Social Gatherings. Price, in paper, 33c.
bear DIS 40 cts sent postpaid. OLIVER DPrsON
Z co, Publishers, 277 Washington ST., Bostol. r.
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ACCIDENT TO AN EDITOR Mr. j. Wake.
man, of Fremont Waupaca county, writes
the Sentinel on the 10th: "A serious acct
dent occurred this morning, near this place!
A party were out on "a deer hunt, when
Charley Finney, editor of the Oshkosh
Northwestern, got badly shot with his own
rifle, the ball passing through the left hand,
and striking him in the back or side of the
neck, nhicting dangerous wound
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CONTAGIOUS DIsEAsEs.

Water must be adapt ed the nature Of the fsh or
there viii be no fncref the soil adapted 10
the seed or there viii small returns and the human
body must contain Impurities there will be no sick
ness The no blood have been ceansed
by ter
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
may walk thro@ infected districts without fear The
e of the flesh Is in tie btood. To health we must
USE BRANDs ETns PILLS, because cannot be sick
unhealthy accumulatoHs in the bowels or the
which Brandreths Pills this method is fol-
owing nature, and safe. and ha THE TEST OF
TINE, B. Brandreth in white letters in the govern
m4nt stamn Sold nv all Drugzists 4w2l
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND BANK-
ING LAw.-1'he vote appears to he over
wheimingy in favor Of the amendment to
the banking law. Columbia County, for
instance, is reported at 8, 100 for and 165
against, La Fayette 2 424 for, and 290
against majority for, in the two counties
6l29. The vote on the Constitutional Con-
vention has taken curious turn, some
counties strongly favoring aud others
strongly opposing. Columbia, far instance
gives 1928 for aud 249 against MAORI
ty of 1,079 for Convention, while La Fay
cite gives $50 for and 1926 against con
vention Out Of o. 600 votes hitherto re-
turned to the Capitol, there is majority of
1000 against the Convention,
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strange but True

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
thin avery much to their advantage
mail charge ~ addressing the pndersisned
Those having fears of being humbugged will obi by
noticing this card All others will please address their
obedicnt servant. THUS. +. CHAPMAN,
1y30 S31 Broadway, New York
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ErrOrS Of Youth.

AGentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debi
ity Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful inds
cretion will for the sake of suffering humanity send free
to all who need it, the recipe making the
simple remedy by which he eured Sufferers wishing
to oft by the advertisers experience do by ad
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
1y30 No. Is Chambers ST. New York.
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Total Republican majority -. Alb 900
On the other side, the President carried
by the votes of men who desired aud fought
for the destruction of the National Gov
eminent, Maryland aud Delaware which
gave him in the aggregate, 5000 majority,
leaving net Republican majority III the
nineteen States in which elections were
held, of 407, 900 !-Ctjc. J0urnai.
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now TO BE YOUNG.

The WY to heath-to feel young again--to give
healthy action upon the Stomach. Liver and Bowels
is noted and for the Throat and Lungs there is no
better prepar alton 1t contains all the medical pro-
peries of Pine Tree Tar and it is we'll known that
has its medical virtues. Sold by all Druggists,
Bur nhams Van setback, Wholesa e Agents, Chi
cago. 4w20
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Employment for Both Sexes Disabled ana
returned soldiers, widows and orphans of slain sol
ders, and the unemployed both generally, in
want empao ymeut, incurring no risk,
can procure such by enclosing post paid addressed
envelope, for particulars. to ,t .
II Or. John NJ DAG NALL. Box 1E8. BROOKLYN.
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The CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN-Returns
from about forty counties figure up a ma
jority of nearly 10000 against the PROPOSE
ton to call Constitutional Convention.
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Essay
of Warning and instruction for young Also, Dis
and Abuses which the vital with
of relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address DR.. ]. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, How
ard Associa ton, Philadelphia Pa. 1y47
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sY To-day is observed as day of fasting bu
initiation and prayer throughout the State of Geor.
gia, by executive INSTRUMENTATION.
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ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.

Several crimes were committed in this
ueighborhood on Saturday and Sunday last
which have caused much excitement On
Saturday Mr. Williams, the ferryman at
Mendoza, was shot through the head and
robbed of 500 dollars while riding home
from Minneapolis, where he ad sold load
OF wheat. His team came home aud Mr..
w. was found in the wagon dead and his
pockets turned inside out.
in Sunday night Charles Connolly, was
stabbed in the bowels by Theo. Mitchell
The two men were playing cards and had
dispute. Connolly is not expected to re-
cover.
A rowdy named Bill Hart, bit off a por
ton of Luke Buttons chin in tavern
brawl
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. Fl. 1865.
Wharf.-The transactions were light on Change
sold in small lot at $2G7 Buyers offer 81. rs for
| No. 2, with sellers at $ .66@1,66H in "A" and
Smiths, and in other houses 1T $1.64 Rejected in
favorite houses brought $l.40 in Dock it sold at
| 13S. .s sa. t..
FLOUR Receipts tOday were 1,7s6 bbls and the
There was more activity in the market to-day and
! sales much larger The supply continues mod
eraely large Extras sold at SO 25GD937a and dou-
| bic extra 8 at 81. 621 aD1 1000.
| CORN MEAL.-Hunter's Star Brand, $5.0005.50 U
bb
OATs.-The inquiries light to day for No. l.,
with good request for No. 2. Sales were made at AZ
04Sc.
CoRN.-The demand was fair to-day, with moder,
ate offerings. Prices are a shade frmer, and No /
| sold at S5c and No 2 at Sic.
BARLEY.-The market is quite dull, and only oc-
caslonal calls are heard Quotations nominally
at 81. 25QD130 for prime.
BUCKwHEAT.- Dull and in small request The Of
ferings are small and prices remain at G0@65c per
bus, and $75n0lS. so per Dbl for buckwheat flour
DRESSED Hoes. Held at 81 500S.OO
EGGs.-Unchanged. Fresh lots sell at 29Gl3Oc pr
dozen.
BUTTER.-The market is little more active Pri-
ces are firm. Sales roll at Csc, choice at 26c.
tlrkin, common to good medium. ....... 1Sa20
Flrkin, medlum 70 hne- Observation-Disclosures, 20a21
ErEIn. COCO 10 nne.-....,, .-..-.....- ..21a23
~ ~ .22a23
Cnolce hOll. .-............. .24a2S
CIDER.-In moderate supply at S. 90 per bbi -
CHEEsE-ln fair request with good supply offer
ing. PIlees remain unchanged. We quote:
Western States, factory Observation-Disclosures. IS
western Reserve, factory .17a18
90 oalry-..... ................1 6al7
HamDurg factory ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
DO dairy ........-............... 10
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,n,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE az AN

II INVALID
Published for the benefit and as CAUTION TO YOUNG
EN- and Others who suffer from Nervous Debility, Pre-
Decay Of Manhood. &C., supplying at the same
time the Of secure. BY has cured himself
after undergoing considerable quackery By enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies free Of charge
may be had of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Esq, Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y. si.' 'iF il3tf =
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CRIME IN ST PvUL. st. Paul and its vi
cinity is getting to be noted for the muir
Der and wickedness of the crimes that are
almost daily committed there. The fol.
lowing is the teegraphic account of one
day.
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Chicago Market.
CH1cAeo Nov 81 ,ss

7 N1iIOA0Us 4NUF
FLoUR.-The demand for -four is light, and the
market is quiet and nominaly lower Sales at SIP 25
Gl2t0 for white winter extras $1l 250 IL 50 for red
winter, l025Q11 % for common 10 choice spring
ras, 75oQ18. 50 for spring superfne.
WHARF.-The market for wheat is firmer and 102
cents better. with sales of No spring at 1890
l2.12, No spring at 17501 81 and OF rejected
spring at 125s1 closing at So 05a2 O6 for regular
No l.
CoRN-Opened quiet and easier but Subsequent y
became firm and buoyant. and advanced 2a2H y
closing with buyers of No at S4aS41zc. ~
OATs-There is fair amount of activity , -.
and the market closes Aa1-2c higher 81 ie Tare
made a34A935 C for No .. and 3'@3le or reiert.
ed closing at 3503514c for the former. ~
BUTTER There is no new feature 10 .; :; .h
market The demand is light and CT iaav for nrme
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E9- Let us look at the verdict as recently
declared through the ballot bcx.-We can
not yet give the exact majorities in the
several States but here they are in round
numbers aud very nearly correct.
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The Great Fire at Sarnia-Loss Half a Mil
lion nn1lorc

The loss by the burning of the grand
Trunk freight depot at Sarnia probably
reached $500, 600. The company have
commenced to rebuild, and decline to fur
uish any information as to losses. The fire
broke out about six o'clock in the morning;
in the centre Of the depot, where quantity
of Excelsior oil was stored, and this becom-
ing ienited caused the flames to spread
with remarkable rapidity. 1t ran along the
floor, setting fire to the wood work as 1T
passed and creating a fearful heat By
that means the walls and roof of the depot
were ignited, and, in a very short space OF
time, the entire structure was a mass OF
burning ruins. The alarm was speedily
given, but with the facilities at hand, it was
found to be impossible to put the fire out
1t ragged until It burned up every thing that
could be consumed. There were eighteen
cars filled with merchandise destroyed,
which had been run into the building the
night previous The freight books Of the
company were burned, therefore it is im-
possible to ascertain who the losers are.
The Grand Trunk Railroad equipped two
companies of volunteers selected from
among their employees, the arms and am
munition belonging to which were stored
in the depot. Like everything else, they
were lost
The burned buildings were very commo-
dious, and covered an area of about one acre
They are immediately to be rebuilt. The
company has given instructions to that end,
and they will be Immediately commenced
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WINTER TINE TABLE.-The winter time ia
bic OF the following railroads leading east from
Cnlcago went into effect monday. The trains
VIII depart and arrive at Chicago as follows:
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
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s Orreippnbers bcS @efer aus @iib> glm.rifa. J
Stm1, 10. O.cenber 1865.
WprtiebunS.)

Oaa erfe mas mir IN bic Glt9en fteI, ipar Der
6rlPt WIarft, no eili9e buubert R.gerinnen bic
@rSeIgnlile Der itppigen trcpif6em Seaetatipn
SraiilienS gum 6aufe bpter. 9}pramiben Ser berr.
ltdlten Oran9cn i6uuten 70 l~iifttrll bic gcritber>
9ebenoen all, trdbreno beIdeioentr ausIebenbe.
oo6 parltrl rt6t n1tnOer f6madbafte Nriidte s1nt
Serll11eil elrlllloelI. Inf ;nbern 3iiden pr6na>
( IN ben b%nnteften 6artel Der 3betis f1ntm.
S1aar, erft beute Wlpr9en ben flare1 6lutben bes
Itlalltic geraubt, lnO nod tpeitSr alIf elmer S,it.
be8 Otarftes bate bic 6allta 8rafilenS ibre 0,rs
treter
Ger Prddtt9e Ardrp, (poer getpTbnl. Nrras 3D.
pa9ap.) Die fletnet 9elben 6 3cubrben 2tersMf>
ten, Die brnt'gtfeoertfen Stn9oTgel, bie{es ool;e
GnitmbIe, tptI6es 10 d6t bic btrrli6tu Troren re-,
prdl,ntirt, ntabt INNER einerl it6r anaenebmen
Gtnorld alf ben rTrbliden InfGmmlina. Nur
EN- %uflltolo %oerbtttert mir INNER aIe bieie Gel
lenpttten Der &rppen unb bae lift, Der 6SGlenldrm
ytegerrl beioerlei @.Idlebts. ionic ftrn,r Der rel
tllen5taltlGe 9erut Der n.rtuuIten rnb o~r.ntbai.
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netllte1 iepr nlit1ien. Sn bieier fiibom.ritoni;fr
gdloerl1 bic ftetS Qanbplaeet mie eelbes ;Si.b,r
Slatter11 &C. III tbrem S6ocbe berbereen, p6r.
etlIe SarlttdtSpolSet, NIT nod ftrensereH SnItruc.
ttonelt, als IN nDrplidct @e9enber, nnbebinat Ms.
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uut gaii5 HpHllHeu pelIept nn0 MIR er1t fpen1 1tb
cine Seu9e eilll1al beclarirt bat, bann fdnst man
all iGma9e Seriu6e 3u MAIDEN, bic Stra6em Don
ben p.rnlaututsm Oinsbuufen gu idubtru. Bon
BEN Otarttplate betrat i'd cine Strabe, tpel&e faum
4 y9r6s brett lein mcdte rIrlb be9riibteu mid neue
gerltdpe, Die b~iejeniaen bes CHARITIES nod All iiber>
Dletel lumte11. 6edt8 unb Qinfs ftnb nltr Utaae>
slnc 1ur oaS bon BuenoS NnreS bier anfpmmenbe
eparqut, (ober troden9eialSnem S6fenHeil6) bas
BON Der 9ertn9en TclfSfIafIe Gio's eonlrmirt tpirb.
Wtalle1t BON NeSern, ieber einen iplden aetrodn.,
ten Odielt anf benz SCpfe, tCmmen BON bemSofen
per am 0teie Utasa5ine 3ueeraunt nm fib ibrer
Salt 9ler gu entleoisefl bic fie aus benz 96iHe BIER
2sr lqispPte. pa bieie StruBe nur ens unb bic
gauIne.s elBer SsrbdltntB mar, 70 tparen GOOi.
81 Osrmstoen; i4 lam baber IN aiemIib fetioem
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Netu Enrf. - Der @raf Spannes, eur bSber.,
Ballnad uno tpabnitm1i9er 9beaterbdring, fsirb III
aIleemeiner 8tluHieung Der ftettn 3aui .nb adj
Sunbert HehtSperbreber uniersr Stabt tpieberllm
bSr Der Supreme Court u~nttreten uuo ieine Qibel-
9luSt 9eSen Stepben 81. 6ist rpnt ,,2eab.r" uni
,,9eralb" ielbft fiibren. Der 9tflaste bat Sas.
8. Sra6p, u. Oatep SaI, $. 20. gcottaper lnb
Santes 9. Cummings ais Sert6eiotser en9a9irt
unb bic SARGE tptrb iebensfaas nlsbr et.lbaft ais
beIuItaenb tperben.
tSu einen1 GbnliGen YrpseB se8er 9crace Dab
bate Der ,;@raf" iiin9f Dor Der 8ofton Court 8
Der tit6ti9ftar Nbppfuten s.een fia n1b bennpd
Separtt er ben Yrpseb. Die Surp trfdnnte ibrl
$4,000 Sdabeneridas III. Sn benz 6isiprpieIie,
mtlder fcdbreno bieIes Wtorats bier rpriomnlt,
perben Bennett bonn ,,9eralb", Der @SiuDbiaut
8octb unb mebrere interefante 6rauerRimmer auf
ben 3eugenffanb forlmen.
- Stir ein.n Sdimu1ef ernis> 6onb, ans mel,
dent bic 6anilie bes ge1tcrbeue1 ELECTROMAGNETIC
nli9et 9eloen 1nterifiitt unb auf ietnem @rate in
6eaotn9, Ya., ttn Seminal erridtet perben ion,
Etb bis jest b.im 96usmcifer 9uso Mei.nbpud
III gtep 0ort $4,000 9e;eidnet tpcrbeu.
3pti 0dlider Nan1.ns DfcGabel NIB l1pbam
tpurbe1 rcraetern in Brcpflpn nuf bic 9lnttaqe
rerbaftet, Elm. faliGe 800 ytcte auss.s.ten ;u
boben. geic. baben fid felt Idrlaerer !3,it NIT Der
Nnfertiauua fali6em Bapier9elb beI&dftiot.
= Ser AuslieFerlnosbefebl fir ben bur6Qe-
bYannten preubiiden Gaifrer fcnnte ni8t uusSe>
iibrt nerben, bd Der SberifL tpelder i'm III Ser.
psbrung bat, Jpn nidt ursliefern mil.
- @s beibt, bab OrbrtS auf $500 900 8p1tbs
Der iriiGen 0fepubIit einse9an9en flb, poppn
$3.50, 900 burd eineu R.ffeu @eueral Sbielcs an
elm 8dnfbals III San francisco peIdtdt iino.
- @enerdl SCOOTER bat auf tinen Sabeas Cor.
puS Befebl 9e9en @barleS s. Goles seautportet,
baE er ibn tpeber III @epabrfam bate nod babe
un6 i'm baber Dem @eri6t Hidt iiberliefern fSnne.
- Sdlnes 81. SpauIbiug, elmer Der 91ebatteure
Der Zines, Bate g~eItern ei1ert Shlaganfaa.
Californian. - San francisco 3eitunget i'll
TolgenoeS tntucmtten:
@eneral Gutter, Der Gntbeder beS @oloe8 IN
ber i'm Sabre 1880 aus Srantreid,
no er Offi3ier ber Sdweiser>@arbe mar, nad
&altfornien fam, mirb balb III gkp Yort %eirtref.
fen, I'm fid ra9 Der S9wtij 3u btgeben, I'm
letne alte 9eiuratb rod .eiumal gu iebeu. CT it
lest ihon itemli4 beiabrt unb Sdr;li6 Herarmt.
Seine retben @olbfeloer itnb ibm aus ben !Sdnoen
gef6litpft nnb er, Der Gntoeder bes @oloes, pitrbe
cerbun9eru miiIien, meur ibm niGt Der Stadt
6aliforniet ans Oanfbarfeit cine lebe1sldnglthe
Benton bon $50 Dollars per Wfonat aus9eiekt
= @efern rarb SEER Sobn g. Sriid, elmer
~ll1ferer 9ea4tetffen Wfitbirser, i'm 63fen Qebens.
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hamburg bier al, uub bate fi6 ent Dor gang furs
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