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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-31
THE IMpEAcuMENr.-DArA, the general

The IMpEAcHMENT.-DATA the general
ly we'll informed correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun, writes to that paper under date
ofthe 10Th as follows;-
There is report tonight which comes
from respectable source, that Judge Chase,
upon reflection and full examination of the
constitution and the discussion upon its form
alton and adoption, has concluded his func-
tious as presiding officer of the Senate, when
trying President ON impeachment, are IN
the nature of those of Judge presiding up
on the bench; that therefore it is his province
to decide all legal questions that may be
raised by either the prosecutors or the ae-
cused in the progress of the trial. And it is
further stated that this matter has been con-
sidered and discussed informally by the Su-
preme Court judges, who coincide with the
Chief justice in the views above set forth.
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Information guara to produce luxurant
growth of hair upon bald head beard lees face,
also recipe for the removal of PimPcs, Blotchcs,
Erupti0ns etc, the skin, leaving the same soft,
clear, and beautiful, can eobtained without charge
y THoS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
May ii, lS67-ly. S23 Broadway, New York.
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WE DO NOT PRETEND TO SELL AT

Baltimore Prices,
BCT WE DO SELL
JOuYan'S best Gents Kid Gloves, $f.25
Genuine Buck GauntIets & Gloves, f.2J, 80
Nett Shirts and Drawers, (NerinO,) 1.75
Best Red Flannel Shirts d. Drawers, t.25 LIS
PRIME N. ORLEANS MOLASSES, SIPS
Ladies' KID Finish Berlin Lined .
Lislc Thread Chores, 80
Ladies' and Misses Hoods, 500 100
" BolmOrdi .Ssbts, 1.25 TO 2.75
Best Cotton Hosc, 1910 %
CALICOS AND COTTONS,
AS low they be purchased in the Valley OF
Virginia, at living profit.
GROCERIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
as cheap as they can be had elsewhere, for Cash or
TRUssELL co.
Feb II 1858
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned are now prepared to furnish
BAUGH'S CHICAGO BLOOD MANURE,
BAUGH'S CHICAGO FERTILIZER.
BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
MARYLAND POWDER OF BONE,
Samples of which arc on hand. AIlorders prompt
ly attended to.
SNYDER LINK 4 oSBoURN.
Dutfield's, Jefferson County, w. Va.
March II, 1865.
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HARPER FERRY TRADE.
GENERAL FURNISHING sToRI

GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,
For Gentlemen, Youth and Children.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
il the public that he has just received and viii
continue TO keep constantly on hand, q large aud
well selected Stock of the best Made up
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
all kinds of Gent eme n furnishing Goods, Roots
SHOES, Hats, Caps, Notions, Trunks Vulises, Sach-
els, SC, &c.,e&c.
PRICES IN PART.
Suit CT Coat Pants and Vest, complete. Silk Mixed
Cashmere, l5; Black Cloth Suit, s II TO .; Grey
HaI rison Cashmere Suit, SI7; PULLED Insey Suit,
10; Separate portions of Suit at Ratable Prices.
Being enabled to buy my Goods of the hrst and
best Manufacturers in the Country, positively say
can offer BETTER and CHEAPER GOODS in
my line than have ever been sold in this neighbor-
hood. ia
Thankful for past favors,I respectfully solicit a
continuance of public patronage and will endenvor
to merit the same. respectfully request buyers
to call before purchasing elsewhere and determine
for themselves if do not sell cheaper the same
quality of goods than any one else possibly can.
NJ ROSENBERG, Shenandoah St,
Opposite DR.. o. Donnell's Office and Residence,
September 81, lS67-n. Harpers FERRY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-31

REL1G1oUs.-On Sunday next, the 9TH of
April, the Rev. W. S. Pcnick, will preach at
Zoar, at IL o'clock, \. NJ.
Rev. j. w. Tongue will preach at Middle
way on the morning of the 9Th at 10! o'clock,
A. NJ, and at Wiltshire's School House at
3 o'clock. He will preach the funeral sermon
of the late Richard Morris, in the church in
Charlestown, at II o'clock in the evening.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-31

Rev. DR. Hough, who is now the preacher
in charge of the NJ, +. Church South, Wash
ington street, in Alexandria, has been for
the last two years in Winchester. The Off
cial officers of the Church of Winchester, up
on the appointment being made passed reso-
lntions highly complementary to Dr. Las
did also the Teachers and Scholars of the
Sunday SCHOOL The Winchester Ne'0s says,
he has been popular, and his ministrations
have effected much good.
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Burial Gases.

THE Case ia octogonal in form and though com
i posed entirely of metal, is finished SO that it
presents the appearance of highly polished Rose
wood: AIR Tight and indie tructiblc for protecting
and preserving the dead. For sale by
G.. w. SADLER,
March 3, ISG5-3m." Charlestown, Va.
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WANTED
NEW GOODS.

MY Stock has Just been repenished by the addi-
WI ton of many SEASONABLE GODS. Bought
since the decline, they will be sold accordingly
Jan. %, 1865 II. L. HEISKELL.
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HARPER'S FERRY DRUG STORE.

THE undersigned having purchased thc<-yg
i Drug Store formerly conducted by Mr.~
Laioy, at the corner of shenandoah and High IS
streets, Harper's Ferry, respectfully informs
the public That he designs giving his exclusive care
and attention to it's proper management. The
stock has already been largely rePlenished, and
will be added to from time to time necessity may
require.
GJ-PREscRrPT1oSs carefully compounded, and
orders respectfully solicited. c. E. BELLER.
E3nrper's Ferry, October S, 1867
ADVOCATED JUMPER TAR, certain, rclia-
vi BILE and speedy cure for Coughs, Colds, and all
kinds of diseases OF Throat and Lungs. Price 50
cents. For sale by c. E. BELLER.
NTAw & SONS new style of Nursing Bottle,
1f1 decidedly the best in use, for sale by
Feb IS e. E. BELLER.
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BRING ON YOUR PRODUCE,
DOTATOES Beans, Bacon, Lard, Butter and
l. Epps TRUSSELL & co.
March ~, 1868.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

10 4 and Sd Blcached and Brown Shooting,
IZ"4 A Blcachcd and Brown Cotton-aII
grades. and do, Apron Checks, Plaid Cotton,
Plaid Ginghams, Russia Diaper. Toweling and
Crash, for sale by a. w. CRAMER.
March II, 1865.
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WANTED.
YOUTH in Drug, Store. Apply at
A THIS OFFICE.
March IT 1853.
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Bitter Sntelligsnte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No % CANT STREET, /
Thursday Morning, Oct. 2, 1863.

Thursday Morning. Oct 2, Is6s !
The weather was rather cisagreeapIe yesterday
the morning cloudy with heavy east wind which
veered TO the north and towards evening, at 5. P.
NJ, il got TO the southeast and brought up heavy
shower which finally settled into a fine drizz e.
At this writing the heavens are threatening we
look fer rain during the night.
Little or nothing in the way of business was
dOne upon the landing yesterday.
By Telegram from Baton Rouge to Capt. n. l..
Lee, we learn that the Lizzie Tate passed that
point at 10 A. N. yesterday. She will be found at
The wharf this morning, ready for business.
The light draft packet Cuba No. passed Baton
Rouge yesterday, as we are informed through q
dispatch received yesterday by her agent, Mr.. N.
o. Dor ohue. She will be at the wharf this morn
ing ready TO receive freight and register psssen.
gers for her return trip TO Shreveport and Jefer-
son, TO leave on Saturday, Sd inst, at P. NJ.
Tie Era No. 8, Capt. e. L. kOuns, from Shreve-
port, will be found al the landing this morning.
Late advices from Red River report that uncer-
tain stream on q stand.
Dispatches from Shreveport report cotton arriv.
ing theIe at he rate Of from l50 to 200 bales per
day.
fer Jefferson and Shreveport. she takes her de-
parture tomorrow Saturday evening at P. N.
Rates Of freight TO Red River have decreased to
double card rates.
The officers Of the Nina SHINES have our thanks
for fay0rs. f1el.l E.. -r-
One of our contemporaries, few days since, in
an article il their river news column, spoke OF the
numerous thefts committed daily on the landing.
and doing 80 did an act OF great injustice 10 one
Of the most deserving class Of citizens. We quote;
" We are informed that numerous dray owners
who are employed by our merchants TO haul their
cotton to various presses de not employ men to
assist drivers 10 loading cotton, from the fact that
they see no use IN employing men at an expense,
when they can get negroes gratutously, who pur-
loin cotton from the numerous bales sufficient,
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LIyERPooL-stssmshipA lhsmbra.l case S bales pkgs
nose Graham &co-20 cases mdse N Payroll bale
pets Blkiu &co-I0 cases mdse II bchards-6 do Le
veque3 books Scharwzi5 csks hardware Buck
6co22 mdse Levois-l do Gueble Hippet-l do 10
bales moe seig Krug- mdse L Fevre-z and
PIX do ID II Ho mes-l do J II Ashbrdge De AMI do
Psrey-3 do Bodet Gudau-l csk hardware Kershedt
co-6 do csk Is bags nails csk truss twne Atkins
soDs4 bales caI0ets Palmer &co e do Broussesn-l
hardware Il Poi her. csks mdse Mo
ton-2 do eek hardware Mrs Jno Gauche-6 bxs plate
Brdge-s5O DO Ranett-ll mdse IS ceks hard
ware A NJ Co.'S bales corks mdse Casschs-
1875 bids Nut and Bolt Co2554 do Branch Crooks
80 plate Excesot Mfg CoO baskets champagne
Rochereau-5 cases mdse Leon, Pierre &ce-l do W
DonUe-6 do g Lavie- do Closterman Boyle-l do W
hutehnson-52 Hart Sco-3 Hoffman Marks CT
auel-l8 .Jno FTank-2 Carrisre-65 Brulatour-2G
kie-2 Eberlie-20 McColl-l NJ Bernard-2M Marinoni
Marburg Foster-l Norman Ress-2 Graubelt-l G L
Fevre-l Lombard Poincy-3 Mde Augusne-4 j anoid
II Thos schorr- Moulor-2 p Treou-5 Mculor Da-
mestrs-2 Koch Dreyfus-I Wei snsar Mde Yoson-7
Dubsmel-6v Lefebre-2 Lion Pensssd-2 Herbert Es
cousse-2 Trouiv-2 II Dounenr-l T. sstrich-2 JnO G
Haas-l Si,te Of Charity Job-l3c00 bids
l22 bales nnies 20 bbs pickles bales carpets cask hard
war order
MOBIIE-Ssesmer Franees--l7 bales cotton Jennings
6cO-9 do Marks Levy &co0 bales sheetinP Lehm
kewgsss 6cO 81 pkgs tobacco Hernsheim bd hides
cha castings W Cushing-sundries TO order-Totsl "a
ba en colt D
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Cattle Market.
CrYY or JvYYursoH.

crrT or JEFFERSON. October p Is6S
Arrived yesterdsy-es Texas Besves. Sold
yesterday-ll7 Texas Beeves, l35 Calves and
Yearlngs and 10 Hogs. Stock on sale-42l Texas
Beeyes, $50 Calves and Yearlings, l55 Hogs and 5
Mich Cows. We quote:
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BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina Simmes-f2 bales cotton
A Levl--4 Flower-2l W Buroridge &co-9 Mason A
co.. Dasilva-6 Tetron &co sd Davd-5 Buisson-
5Iury HsrTs-4 Wright, Allea &co-4 esrrsrd Gags
PessOu-3 Meyer, Deutch WSis-2 Jos Hoy kcoA e :
Penn, Pace Nixon-2 Scott a Csge-2 Aymar &co-6
Sgeucer-l II Pierson-l L COuret-l vanhoru &co-
Scale Waterman-l j Adams &eo-l t0 order-2E Do
meel78 SKIS cotton seed Marx50 b5s rice Schnexnade
do Dsigle-l23 do 40 bbls do Garner Wynne &co-sun
dries order--Tots los bales cotton
DONALD' ONyILLE-steamer Thos Pcwel-9 SKIS rice
Fore tiers do Leve u bbls rice Vcknar-53 empty
bids Bouieny Esclsocn--se empty barrels Lismbias
L och ter sundries to order
LOCKPORr-Steamer Hstty Gimore4 SKIS cotton seed
ID Grief &co-9 bbls rice Sure4 do L rerrebonue-l
bbs potatoes Foley- bbs Tenebonne Gourdain
'BO~ER T04sr--.t..m-r AIo.-I sack IS vy-srics to
Wynps &co-36 do Queyrose Bois-63 do Dupre-
90 Dsvid-l do Pensud feloR-sundries IN order
LOWER COAST-Steamer A q Brown bills rice to
B. ugny Esclspon-ls Pensud Fsonl5O SKIS potatoes
and suudries to order
DONALDsOHvILLF-LuggerG Gen Bixio-5O bbls homny
s bbs tallow 2 0 hides Scco.a
RUATAN-Steamer Agnes-63 SKIS onions 10 order
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Reee,p.s nv Ra,,reaas.

NEW ORLEAksrJACKsoH& GREAT NORTHERN
~ bales Branins-S Dickman. Hi Xco-l
Pit bard Bckham-2 4 Cromwell-4 Ben Gerson-2O
Payne Huntington 6co-57 II a J M Allen &co-2 Jen.
gs Gates &cO-l5 Oglesby-45 Acus sherck Autey
Barrett Lesassier-H acey, Terry &co-3 Gordon
90 RiehaIdson May-7t X L. Adams son--le Hogan
Patton-l speake Buckner-n Brtton Moore-3 Good
rich ReIey-4 Clinton-l X Huey &co--2 McColl-3
Won Phul Bros-a Ably 4co-3 J P Harrison & Son-ll
Warren, Crawford &co-l0 sFriedaRder-l6 JnO Hardis
CO.'S Lehman. Eewgzss &co-S Battle Noble-l W Geors
81 Hitler 4co-5 Walmsley &co--3 Marks, Levy &co-9
bxs shoes StS Zenicker-l Bandcan Guite-3bxs as
eutman BrOs-2 Benedct-2 do De den-5 do z
Quinlan 6co-I csks bacon A Grief 6co-l7 Grief
byrnes-l6 DO Keep Cauifeld-40c0 lumber Taylor
sundTies to order-rOtal ASA bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs a GREAT WESTERN
bales cotton Tetron &co2 do Grevenberg-f do 7hde
SgeeTbielle G.utreanx5 hide. bdl SANS Courst-l
bd hces 81 hides Terrebonne Gourdain bd hides 70
Deblanc Beer hides bbs Sures DO bbls ne "a
Seun-556 head cattle and sundTies TO order-ota IA
bales cotton
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John Gedaes Jos A. Shakespeare. . Swoop.
oEDDEs SHAKESPEARE CO,
Iron and Brass Founders and Mschnists Manufacture
every variety Of Steam Engines. Sugar Mills Saw Mills,
Draining Aschinss. Nil and Gin Gearing and Crate Bars
Store FRONTS. Columns, vsntstors and Sash Weights.
Blacksmith Work Of all kinds.
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BAYOU SARA.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND BAYOU SABA SEMI
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET.
EOR BAYOU SARA AND COAST LAND.
Il IkGS-The passenger PACKET
Nina sfmmes.
w GkEArHOUsE Master;
j. Comsock, Clerk, assisted BY hessrs o. Lanay
Forn viii Leave New Orleans every MONDAY at p n,
and every FRIDAY at 10 NJ.
Will leave Bayou Sara every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING.
FOR freight or passage apply on board or 10
o. MELANCON. No. IL Cont strest.
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Marlns snieatssnfr.

CRESCENT OrrIcK, No " Oxxr sTRxkf,
Friday. October 2, lS6e.
Cleared Yesterday.
arlotte, Pepper, for Pensacola Master
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Or nship ALEXANDRA (BriD Thomas, from Liverpool 10th
Aug 70 J II Ashbridge X Decan-Sd district 81
(spsn Subj days from Havana in ballast to
Puig Bros-lst district "a
Logger Ge BxiJ Semers from Donadsonviie TO Socos
I'd district
TOwBOArs.
Tovboat Foran Cooksey from the Pssse-towed down and
9th ult s.hrs Billy Butts and Andromeds-
brought up bark Msisro
STEAMBOATS,.
Nina SHINES. GTeathouss. from Bayou Sara
ThOs Powell, Dinvsnt, from DonaldsouvLle
Frances Blakeslee. nom Mobile
Hstty Gilmore, King, from Lockport
Aloe, Wood. from Lower Coast
Agnes, Ral.e from Barstsris
Heiow Comins Up.
Slip Franc Sage. Crenk IA days from New York TO
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FOREIGN PORTS.


PFNSACOLA-Sehr Charlote-l0 bills hour bbls whisky
% bbs lime obs potatoes 5 SKIS Is bran ~ sks
10 SKIS salt and snncries
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Southwest Pass Oct by dispatch 70 Creevy Nickerson
&co-1he steamship tonccrda 8 1appa-
hammock at 7.l5 O'Clock A. NJ.
The ship Allendse Johns n. B., the sd
ut reports the ship Sorrento, from New Orleans Tor Liver
pool with 34 bales cotton 05 bids tobacco oil cake rosin
having experienced squs in lat
ude dse gveu in VIII oh she lost foretopgsan mast
msintopmsst maumast head. and mlzenmsst close her
Was spoken in lat As IL long So 10 mo daae BY the
Alendale
FOREIGN PORTS.
London, Sept. H-Clesred for Pensacoa, ship John,
Ahrahamsen.
Have, SEPT is-clearsd for Mobile, ship sturges
Lunetm
Csrdenas Sept l4Arived from New Orleans schr Linda
Scuba
Havana Sept l3Aivsd from New orlsan,, schr Island
Belle Parsons.
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Commercial ynttlliseate.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No "a CAxr STREET,
Thursday Evening. Oct l, 1868
CorroS-Notwithstssd the heavy decline in
rates of Gold and Foreign Exchange to-day, the
movement in the leading staple has been quite
active. and prices have further advanced fully tc.
D H.. offerings we're ample, but sellers, feeling
considerably elated by the favorable tenor of
Europesn and Northern advices, held their lists
above the views Of buyers, and consequently the
latter were rather shy. Towards the close Of bu-
advance on yesterdays figures. Total sale foot
no $500 bales. and we nov quote good ordinary
22@223c.. low middling 22lG23c., middling 2340
2SAc., and strict middling 2Sl024c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand September 1858 3666
Received previously ...........-.....4i69 COS E7ss
5l.45a
Ex ortsd previously IS HISS
Stock On hand and on shpboard ............ "a III
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NATCHEX.

NATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. ats y O.
LOB RATCHEZ AND ALI IEfERnEDIAru
l. iandings-Ths Ane passenger packet
wild Wsgoncr.
W. B. RICHARDSON, Master; J. q. LIBANO, ulski
WIZ leave - above GEO. D. HIfE. Agent
II rohoupltoulzs stress
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LEXANDER A. EHsKI~E.
n (ROBE ALExANDER, JNO. W. ERSKIEED
PHOENIX STEAM WOODWORKING MAsUFACrORf,
f Doors. Sash. Blinds, Moulding. Scroll Saving and
Turning, Furniture.
SO NEW LEvEE nOw PETER srREETJ Corner Of Erato,
p o. Lock Box fs2
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CHAKsfEARE IRON FOUNDRY,
~ 2g5 GirOd street. New Orean

John oEDDEs-JOs. A sHAKsPBARE-s. swooP,
y Geddes- shaks peare - Co..
Iron and Brass Founders and Mschlns
ysrety Of steam Ensne> Sugar Mils Draining Machnss
MIL and Gin Gearing Crate Bars, Store Fronts Go I6nx
Sash Weights, etc. fIscksnith Work Of all kinds -
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Gnrppdiib firtbliebe Nacb
r~icbtc,t.

Nadrtdten aus Hpm melcen, pa6
per 81. @ater rem Safe Napplepn feiz
men De9en unc 5ut iiberlanct babe. mie
friber bertdtet wurre.
Snrer0 ibcefe Mdnden .purce Ct
ne Ncrehe su Yunlten ce6 81. gaters, an
zen &Snl9 BON Sayern er5ftet. Die
ielbe 1T beretts nit ettra 10000 Inter
idrtften becedt> unter melden bic Namz
Ell Der Mtt9 (iecer Der anseiebenfen 81
milten fisurtren.
Tete u aria Sidtmee bat
Ter 81. Gater lit BET pste1e STRIDE bic
&ersen 9etpetbt 1pel6e er oQidbrli6 an
feline &arpinale, prdlaten, bIbernSff,tz
ere n1p pteMitslierer pe6 piplpmatiiden
Corps rertbeilt, unr barna9 nfm1nte er
NIT duberit frdfti9er Gimme pas Sc
Deum an.-Ger Wtniiter ces Snnern,
W}i9r. be Wttten, 1T 9eitorben uto 5at
BET CARDINAL antoneli einltweilen te1Ien
Soften nit ;u Serieben.
prtn3Stnrbibe Der Mccptip<
{obn pe6 8aiiers Warimtlians. 1T als
9en1siner GraStner II ..tapitli1e Vii
nice einsetreten. Gr 1T Elm I9Sner jun
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&ermi16 teS.
8rtefrcft eurb ..1nbianer seritprt.

81. 2puis> 20. Teb,-gin Srief
Spn Sort Sertbplp spm %. Dec, iaAt
Die pojt ppn ct. paul nad 5elena.
Mrntat1a, ria Tprt SteSenspn, Nufprp
II Benton ,rurpe ant IS. eur9 cine
Sance Strurtnbianer III Der Ndbe Don
Wbite gartb Silver, tbeilpeiie seritDrt.
sic marrten bic ppittpten, tpeu11 ite il1
mod einnaal ertpiiden iieben, waynen ite
cies NIT Dem Sppe tuber."
Die fetnrli6en Gipur laaern an,
ycupw Stpne Niper, rup f1ro bemubt
bic freunplidgefinnten Gtamn,e am Sit
tie Mihpuri uro Big &nife &iper5 su
tewe9er> ii9 NIT ibnen sesen bic Weiz
FEN gu verbincen. sic baten ibnen
800 Yferce su bieiem 3wede pherirt
unp bebrpben fe NIT Standardization
tpenn fe auf ibrer8 ei9erune[@ erbinpuns
betr.] %tefeben."
Gin anperer Brief ron, Is. San,
1a9t:
v@pr 2 @o9en pitbete bier bet
srbBte Sturun, be1en man f1@ felt 10
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ger Mana BON 20 Sabren> lebr einnebz
memo nno beltebt> iterboupt jest Der
sSme te5 Cages. Gr tesiebt cine Yenz
iipn Ypn $4,000 Trcs. pcr Dem Safer
Spn Seiterreid> Der itn ;u ieinem Apjuz
rat1ten> bate MAIDEN wpQen. Ct 900
es rer Dem papfle ;u pienea. Gr 9ebt
irent9 in Die bpbe @eieuidaft u11p ,pobnt
yet 1tt11en &anerapen in BET @alerne.
Nm q. Saruar bielt Der teue
grSe'1dpt spn Me&eln in 8el9ien,
'Mfl4r.D e@oampe >caieltit ieinen feierli9z
Ell Gin;u9.
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@plb 1T Stem yprf Mar3 4. Ill
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

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