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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
"BENJAMIN F. BUTLER"

SUDDEN DEATH.-1t will pain our COM
munity GENERALLY to learn, that PHILIP
WILLIAMS, Esq, of Winchester, was stricken
down by appopexy. and died in less than an
hour, whilst attending to his professional
duties in the courthouse of Woodstock, on
Thursday, ID inst, His eminenco as law
yer, and high-toned and honorable bearing as
a christian gentleman are too we'll known
throughout the Valley to need any culogy at
our hands. We can only add our sympathy,
with the community generally, to his imne-
date family and friends, at the affecting be-
rcavemeut.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
VALLEY ITEMS.

From our Valley exchanges we clip the
following items -
- Cadet John Quarles, of Arkansas, died
at the Virginia Military Institute few days
age.
On the 18th Of May, the Grand Council
OF the Independent Order of Red Men of the
State Of Virginia, will assemble in Winchester.
O., n, & MANASSAS RAILR0AD-We are
pleased to state, that the re laying of the track
on this road from S0ath IsiYer Bridge toward
Strasburg has been resumed, and with IA
voTable weather, the gap to the latter place
will soon be SLED up. At Strasburg they
will connect With the track already laid to
Mt. Jackson, and as the bridges are progress
ing rapidly, we hope at very early day to
herald the arrival OF the. cars AT Mt. jackson.
-Rocihngham Register.
Our usually quiet and peaceful Valley
seems to be entering upon a bloody era.
Last week we copied an account of murder
in Augusta county; to-day we copy from the
Luray Courier the account of a premedta-
ted and bloody murder in Page county,
A man by the name of Joshua Grimsley is
in Jail in this place for having killed his
brother Simeon Grimsley. So far as VIC can
learn, the circumstances of the terrible trag-
edy are substantially these. Some years since
the property that once belonged to the pa
rents Of these men was divided, and these
brothers received their respective shares BY
mutual agreement they purchased farm con-
jointly, and Simeon Grimsley, having stated
to the person from whom the land was bought
that his brothers so desired, he received the
deed in his own name. Thus Simeon Grims-
ley having gained legal title to the lard, and
to all of it, by this species of fraud, lived upon
it, received the annual cmolumerts resulting
from its cultivation, and enjoyed it as if it
were separately his own. This caused an
irrecoRcilabe feud to spring up and exist be-
tween the brothers named, which feud led
to the commission of the murder.
On last Tuesday week, about II O'Clock in
the day, Joshua Grimsley loaded his gun
we understand musket-with balls, and,
after dark, went out to the road side to wait
till his brother, who had walked away, should
return home. AS his brother came up he
deliberately shot him through, near the heart
The wounded man went to the house of
neighbor, and seeming unusually sad for a
minute so, the lady Of the house asked
him what was the matter, and he replied he
had been shot. And, upon being asked by
whom, he replied. Joshua" After making
some explanations as regards the disposition
he desired made of his property, he died
Joshua Grimscy attended to having him
buried without making any revelation of his
completely in the affair; but, upon his subse-
quent arrest, he confessed to the magistrate
that he had killed him. The deceased was
an unmarried man, the party in Jail has
wife and four children.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.


WE have just received large addition TO oar
w stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS
OILS. COLORS, DYE STUFFS. PATENT MEDI.
ClNES. WINDOW GLASS, PERFUhiERY SOAPS
attention OF persons building painting oar
large stock Il Window Glass, Paints, Oils CoIufs
and Painters Articles, which will sell uron tf,
most reasonable terms Tor the cash. Our stock of
ENT MEDICINES
embraces all the popular preparations of the day.
We sell them At the manufacturers retail price.
Mhere they are bought in quantities of course
make deduction.
Country Physicians specially solici,ed to ex-
anime our stock OF such Drugs and Prepa atiors
they require IN their practice, all of which otter
at low hgures Tor the money. Our supply of
TO MIC NJ ED1CINES
which are 70 much employed during the spring and
summer seasons, is complete including ali the nics
preparations manu- actuTed by the most celebrated
apoihecaries in the country, so as TO render them
both palatable and ethcacious.
Prescriptions and Family Receipts entrusted to
will be compounded with neatnGss and accuracy
Our charges will always be moderate We can
afford.
FANCY GOODS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail b. usbcs, Fine Tooth, Dress.
French, English and American EXIT acts for tho
Handkerchief, Toilet Soaps of every variety, man
uiactu, cd at home and abroad.
ALTON ERY.
Foolscap, Letter, Account. Ladies Bath. Com
msTCial Note, and French Note Paper; Envelopes
OF every description and price. Lead Pencils, Pen
Holders, Ink, sc.
segars aud fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
n choice stock always kand.
o. We offer all the above. besides n great MANY
other goods no: enumerated at cbca figures for tho
money. We don't sell goods credit; they arc
bought and marked 10 sell forcNsh- We will give
monthly credit prompt customers, but cannot
afford TO give longer indulgence.
April I, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07

e. Beast Butler, who, at Charleston in
1860, voted for Mr. Jefferson Davis in the
National Convention, forty or fifty times as
the Democratic nominee for the Presidency,
and who helped to break up the party because
it woulk not make that nomination, is now
the great leader of the Republican party in
the House of Representatives, and leads the
impcachers. He has lately written a letter to
gentleman in Massachusetts, in which he
says:
Il am so accustomed to have my political
views accepted by my party and the country
from eight to eighteen months after date, that
premature clamor about them is but little
noyance.
II advocated the cmanci patton of the ne
groes in August, 1861. They began to be
cmancpated in September, 1862, and were
finally proclaimed so in January, 1863. l
armed the blacks in August, 1852. The gov
ernment adopted the policy in the summer of
1868 l declared for impartial suffrage in the
summer Of Go !; it became the creed of the
party in the spring Of CT. Insisted on the
necessity of impeachment in the tall of 'G6; |
am now managing the trial of the President
in the spring of '6S, and therefore have not
time to write you longer letter, or more elab
crate. Yours truly,
'BENJAMIN F. BUTLER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
Ulysses SPEAKETH,

IF we may credit radical authority, the
great Ulysses. who is general in-chiof of the
armies OF the United States, has found it not
inconsistent with his duty as soldier to an
nounce it as his opinion that the only hope
for the peace of the country is the success of
the pending impeachment trial. According
to this authority he feels that national secu>
rity demands the removal of the President.
If the General Of the army has given OK
preston TO any such opinion, he ought to be
court~nartiuied. ard the scverest penalty in
dictcd upon him. Not that the opinion from
euch a source, is entitled to any peculiar
weight, but because such a declaration
eviDcos spirit Of INSTRUMENTATION tn at is
criminal in one occupying the position of
Gen. Grant. The New York Tribune, a pa
per that has recently tumbled into the i'm
parchment ring thin'-s that when the "Gen-
eral of our armies ontertains this conviction
there is no room for doubt as to the duty of
the Senate Perhaps not in the estimation
of Philosopher GrecIy, but other people will
will not feel disposed to attach so much i'm
portancc to the opinion Of man who, in his
early youth. according to the testimony of
MS own father, was an associate of the mon
key in tanning fractions mules in the circus
ring. and cheated his coasin out of a half
dozen marbles by jumping down a twenty
five foot Lo1I-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
On Sunday saws the Staunton SPEC

On Sunday says the Staunton Spectator
Joseph Adkins and Charles II. Gilbert were
arrested by VIM. VI. Bush, constable in the
Wayncsboro District, and committed to Jail
by Justices VIM. Chapman and George y.
Bruce Of Waynesboro, charged with being
tw" of the party Of three who killed Christie
pher Slower and wounded Robert McCreary
on the 10Th ult. On yesterday, they arrived
here on the passenger train, and were put
into Jail.
On the 10Th inst, Geo. II. Newman, of
Woodstock, attempted in Lexington, to com.
NIT suicide by shooting himself. The ball
struck rib, and was extrocted from under
the left shoulder blade. Cause-unsuccesstul
love affair
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
MARRIED.

On the 24th ult., by Rev. VIM D. Hanson, MIR.
JOSHUA w. LIGHT and Miss BARBARA ISA-
DoRE MILLER both of Berkeley county.
On the 26th ult.. at the residence of the brides
mother, in Redgesville, Berkeley county, by Rev.
C. a. Mytinger, HAMILTON FRENCH TO Miss
JENNIE SPERoW, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
SPerow.
In Hazerstowr. Md. on the 24th ult, by Rev. T.
T. Titus, Mr.. DANIEL JONES, of Sharpsburg,
Md, and Mrs. SARAH N. EDMoSDS, of Mar
tinsburg.
On the ssth uIt., by Rev. J. Summers, Mr. J.
VANCE BELL, formerly of this county, TO Miss
LIZZIE C. GLAZE, of Frederick county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
TRUST SALE
OF BOLIVAR PROPERTY.

TTNDER authority of Deed of Trust iron,
~ George w. Berry and Ann NJ. his wife. TO Ar
chibaId NJ. Rirzmi!ler Trustee, dated the 18th day
OF Jsr.1ry, 1854, and now 81 record among the
recOrd- of the County Of Jeferson in the Stale Of
West Virginia the unnersgBed VIII offer without
reserve, at Public Auction,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL goth, 1868,
in front of the corner Etore-rooIn of MIR. Solomon
v. Yantis, at Harpers Ferry, for Cash, certain
LOTS OF LAND,
numbered Q and IL in Block pom Camp It'll, No
fronting sixty feet on Bridge street, and No. ~
fronting sixty feet on Putnam street, each hut
dred and thirty-two feet deep, much thereof
will pay lst. the expenses of executing this
trust 2Dd, will pay the Bond or single Bill.
mentioned in said deed of trust from George w.
Berry TO Edward Lucas. Jr., deed. for the sum of
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, duo
and payable the Iith May, 1855, with interest
from the 18th of January, 1854.
These lots are eIigibIy situated, and the sano
lots which were purchs by the said George ~.
Berry, from the United States the Let and 2nd
days Of September. 1852. and the consideration
therefor having been fully paid by the said Berry.
end deed made him. the title ia believed to 30
perfect: but ceiling Trustee shall only co1rey
such title "a il ycsted in
A. u. KITZMILLER, Trustee.
Harper's Ferry, March 81, lSb7-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07

General Henry H. Wells, Of Alexan-
dria, has been appointed Governor Of Virginia
by General SchoficId. He has been residing
in Virginia since 1862, is from Michigan,
and was Brevet Brigadier General in the
United States army. He enters upon the du-
ties Of bis office at once
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07

- Randolph Gillock, son of Mr.. Harrison
Gillock, of Woodstock, met with very
rious accident a few days ago, at Mr.. Henry
Hotties mill, near that place, the injury be-
ing 50 great that it was necessary to ampu-
tate one of his legs below the knee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
STOLEN !!

ON Thursday MIC ht last the I'd OF April, from
" the Stone House farm of the late James Roper,
miles from Charlcstown, on the BerryviIIe road :,
a SMALL GRAY HORSE,
about ten years old At the time he stolen
he was in bad condition, having back, from
the hind part of the saddle. CT OF his cheeks
there is a small luTp; bad but one shoe when
taken. He taken with common riding bril-
die and stiff bit, and cavalry saddle, with citi
zen's skirts tackled on it.
| will give Five Dollars for the recovery of the
horse, and Fifty Dollars for the arrest of the thief
MY address il Nippon Jefferson county, ". Va
April 7, lS6S-3t. ANGERFIELD LLOYD.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
TOWNSHIP SCHOOL NOTICE.

TNAX PAYERS are informed that the under
i signed wilIattend at The - CARTER HOUSE"
every Friday and Saturday during the month of
April to receive the Township School Tax levied
for the year 1861. Those in arrears will please
take nOfice that further indulgence can he eI-
tended to them and that at the end of this month
Il DELINQUENT LIST will be prcpar ed and coll
Iections enforced according to Law BY order,
JOHN C. COCRRELL,
Treasurer of Board of Education
of Charlestown Township,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed the
ID 5th day of January, 1866. by william Gran
than and others Trustees Of the methO6ist EpIseo-
pal Church in Charlestown, the undersigned, rus-
tees in Fsd deed for the purpose Of sstisfJipg the
debts secured therein, will offer at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY. MAY ed, 1868
in front of tho Court Honse in said town, the
METH ODI.ST EPIISC PA Il
Church L ct
with all the buildings thereon. This lot is situated
the alley bounding said town on the North and
running back from said alley to the line Of the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad, and contninn
acre OF land, more Or less.
TERMS.-Cash on day OF sale.
JOHN W. KENNEDY.
.. Ms WHITE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
lust received, large supply of Garden Seeds
fresh md of the beet quality.
Feb. rs, 1868. AIsQUITH 4 RRn.
r AIDES Lasting and Kid BootI, Ladies' Kid
IL slippers. ChiIdren's Shoes, for sale by
March II s6s. A. W. CRAMER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
HORTICULTURAL WAREROOMS,
No. ?, North Eutaw Street,
BALTIMORE
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED,
PIONEERING AND
Vegetable Plants.

THE advertiser would respectfully advertise the
l. public that he has received his stock OF SEEDS,
IMPLEMENTS. BULBS and PLANTS. and would
name, in part, the following Seeds, &c:
Asparagus, Reans, Beet, Cabbage, Cauliiower'
Carrot, Celery, Corn, Cucumber, Egg Plant: Let
tuce, Melon, Onion, Satisfy, ParsniPs Peas I0Iha-
to, Herbs, &C, &c.
Plows, Cultivatore Pruning shears. Castings'
&c, Garden Tools, Fancy Seed, PhloI, AsfeTs'
Carnations &C. Roses, yerbenas, HeHOiFopes. Ge-
raniumz Fuschias Stocks, and Fruit and Orna
mental Trees and all kinds OF Vegetable Plants in
season.
NJ This is the only etore in town where the Far.
mer, Gardener and Amateur Florist can get all
thev NAV want FRANK L. MORLING,
Florist, Seedmau nd Surseryman.
April I, 1863
CRoSs-c CUT Save, Hed-r and Grape Shears, for
" sale by RANSOM & DUKE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07

E'ARLY Goodrich and Harrison Pota toes Sweet
IL Pot Ito Sets, BusheisSilvcr Skin Onion Sets
Tor sale by RANSOM & Duke
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
GRASS SEEDS.

ENGLISH Lawn Grass. Kentucky Blue Grssr
IL Orchard Grass, for FaIe BY
April !, 1868. HANSON DUKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC!
IMPORTANT FACT TO BE PROMULGATED.

TENHAT J. [. SCHILLING has received and keeps
l. on hand, we'll selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
A%p
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Also foil line of
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, SATCuELS.
TRUNKS AND NOTIONS
all Of which he wifi sell as cheap they be
bought in this market.
He is also prepared to furnish SUITS to order
faultless in style and workmanship.
Feeling thankful for past patronage, nc would
respectfully solictthe continuance OF the influence
extended by appreciative patrons. u hiCh he will
endeavor tU merit. JNO. L. SCHJLLING,
Opposite Shenandoah Ror.E
Harpcr's Ferry, Anil 7, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
o. TERMs.-SIO the .n,on; SIS Insurance.
SAM Z ATCH

is dark brown with star il, his forehead. sight
years old this Spring without bIcmjsh. Cos SIi
gaIts under the sStIc, works well in S5ngle or
double harness, ia iuil 10 hands hg h. aud weigh.
over 400 pounds. a further c-trFption Of Ihi.
horse Is unnCCcsiaTy. HE appearance. ill COM
mend him to all. SAM PATCH is by Hector BeII's
imported Norman horse, Sam Patch, who VAS i'm.
& Vaudeville. Of PhiIadrlPhia The sire oil Sam
Patch ras driven hot day, - miSrr ~ hours
and 30 minutes, also driven by HIrSm Woodruff in
single harness nnIe % ~, do MOI herIn il me-
C"ssary 1" enter into -atrEcnt of the cKcrIIrn-
Cics of the French Canadian stock. They are wide
ly krDyn pTs--"s-iGg TrTnar kabIe bone. siuews
muscle. md fees for travelling and endurance.
Persons I a distance can be Rcconncdn ted with
pat sTE &c Tor marco.
April I, 1865. A. J. RIDGwAY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
TO STOCK RAISERS,

TT1HE beautiful Young Horse. SAM PATCH, by
l. the imported Norman Horse, Sam Patch. his
rs dam an Industry AND HiIto ga Mare. (Ju-
D$-A scPh PayneS celebrated rid ng marc y will
49, be as the stable of David Walker, u mile.
5 'uIh of MartinsbuTs. on Tuesdays and W cdncs-
dvs; Thnr-day. at tho stable of ----:
subscTiber, miles South Uf Bunker Hill. Mon.
day. Mt -----.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
SATURDAY, April i. 1868.

IN BARRELS Early Goodrich Potatoes. for sale
~ by RANSOM h DUKE.
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MONEY WANTED.

A Ii persons indebted to us vii! please come for
April 7. 1903 AISQUrrH BRO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07

IN BUSHEL PEAS-Tom Thumb. Extra E.,I,.
~ Dwarf Blue IinpenaI. Dwarf Prolific, Old
White MarrowfSt amt other va rieiics.
Five Bushcl Bcans-Early Yellow Six Weeks
Brown and SpeEkled Valentine, White Kidney
Early Mohawk, Large LIMA. Sma u lima a nd ot6
varieties. I@pVuuds fresh Satisfy Seed pounds
Hubbard Squash, (iine,) Adams' Early Corn: STOW
ellis ETeTgfccn Corn aud Early Sugar Corn; 10
pounds Long Blood Beet, pounds Blood Turnip
Bect EEaTlyl; ~ pou Dds vs. bite Plat and Reu Hos,
Turnip Seed; White Field Carrot Seed MeIofs
and ChDtelOPe Seed Early Frame nd Long Green
GucDDber also email seeds OF all kinds in pn DC n,
for sale by RANSOM Duke
April !, 1893.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-07

At the hour of II NJ, the Chief Justice
appeared and the impeachment trial was re-
sumed. Mr.. Drake offered an amendment to
the seventh rule, providing that all questions
of evidence and incidental questions shall be
decided by the Court without division, but
the ayes and noes shall be taken if demanded
by one fifth of the members. 1t was laid
over George W. Karsener was recalled and
some additional questions were put by Mr..
Stanbery in relation to an interview between
the witness and Secretary Stanton. Thomas
W. Ferry. member of the House from Michi-
gan, was then examined. His testimony was
in reference to the interview between Gen.
Thomas and Mr.. Stanton, before referred to.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18
@t1enb0bn Tabr DlQne.
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@tnnefcta BAILEY Gifsnbabu.
Sc Sueur unb @anfatp SIae.
Berlafen st. paul 7.45 Uprm., $50 gadmittao as
Rpamen an In st. Paul II. so Dprm. :. 90 Nadmittaes
Die Bulge btefer Balm Serbtnben In Nentrta NIT +,
men Der Ntnutista Central Babn.
Sno. 8. 2incpIn.
Superintendent.
Mfiltpaufee ct. Saul pnb Wftnnea.
polio 8abn.
gafaeisr 3Ise ~serlahen uni tpmmeu an in gD.f Ct.
Paul, ME fplet:
Gaftern GrpreH.
gerlanen ~: Yaul 6.45 BORN.
*omn1en IN St' vaul an $40 gfa9.
MinneapoIis unn ct. Saul Neep,n 81 ation.
gerlaGen WetsSt. paul 9.05 gprmtttaas, 1.45 Nad.
utttass unb 4:15 Mu1mtttaes.
Romrnen tn Wef- ST. gaul an 11.40 gprn. $50 unb
7.45 Na&mtttaes.
>. 6. @beprart,
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Mn @bmtnbfnbttQe.

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tel ietner eberberf hung mtt,uttetlen.
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ba$1Reeept fret ausel&tdt wanfaen. wpQtn aefduiea
aperefnrtut
Wtqtdutsburab Rtnes Co.. ~ .NprP.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18
Sin fubner Mduber.

8ie n.-1er we9en @autmorbea gum
3pce Serurtbeilte, ober su 16jabre 19me>
rem &erfer t%e9nabi9te 36jdbriae &orl
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er IS SABRE in perStraf anitalt su9ebra9t
batte, bur@ einen @nacenott @r. Maiez
fdt pe8 &atier6 aus her Strofe entlal1 en-.
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ler 0fIbe 9elon9 e. beS gerbreGer6 babz
baft 3u perten, e6 tpar ber &aubmIroer
9erbur9er. Gr purbe al6 @efan9ener
lit bic Trpbnfefe 3u 5au 9eitBt, aber
1Gon am brtttenGa9e par er barau6 Yerz
iamunben. @r batte bic @efdn9ntftbii>
rem a%uf9eipren9t bieGiien9itter eine6Yarz
terrefenfer6 nit elmer fetnen Stablldee
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Sag rarauf traf ct einen ebemali9enMitz
9efangenen bem er 1etnen Mu6bru9 erz
sdblte unb ibm feline Ginbru@swerf;eu9e
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prpnet tparerL emit ernte er fi@ aus be>
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raubte, ba8 minber @ertbppue aber serz
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ct pieielben nit S9mdbun9en iberbdufte
unp probte ipbalp man nidt aufbBre Jpn
su nerfpl9en> ale bortf9en @eri9tsbeamz
ten 51 errtpreen, u&u9eln babe er nod
9enu9." Der Brtef tru9 ben Yofitempel
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9ebens. Gem fii6nen @ertre6er eelano
e6 itet8 ben 6dnben pes @ert9t6 gu entz
fDm1nen.
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f'eele uno &inber" 9eben nirb. ais ypr<
mails, um Jpn fir feline @riitli6 erculce<
ten Seicen su telpBnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18

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