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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27

The defacation of Mr.. Swartvout.
late collector at New York, is stated to
be S BAL
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27
" AsHfNGToN, DEC II, 1895.
UNITED STATES SENATE

Postponemeni IF HE Fou1M lnsfaincrt
Mr. PRES ION made few remarks in
reply 10 those made on Thursday hy MIR.
Brown, of n G.
Mr BROWN rtj lined briefly, when the
Yeas aud Nays were ordered upon Air Claws
amendment TO poSiPune The payment, of The
t1"rh iasla!mcnt until The Is, of January,
1910 -
Tho YEAS were, Messrs CaIhonn. CLAW.
OF KY, Clayton, Cri.tendcn, Davis, Foster,
Knight, Merriek, Prenrs., Rives, Robbins
Mnggles, Smith. Of Indiana, Spence, Swift,
Tallmadge snd Tiuon-I7
NAys-Messrs. Allen, Benton. Brown
buchanan, Clay oil Ala. Fulton, Hubbard
King, Luml,kin, Lyon, Morris, Nicholas.
tiles, Novel; Peaic., Preston, Roam
Robinson, Smith Of Conn. Strange, " 81,
ker, Wall, w iIiams Of Ale. w iiIiams Of
Nississippi-s6.
The Bill, as reported by Mr. WRIGHT.
was then ordered 10 he engrotsed
he Bill TO prevent the counlc, letting Of
fnreigu coin was chen ordered 10 be enpross.
ed
The Bill for continuing The CumbesIand
road was then taken up aud rostperad untj;
10 morrow. Other business not mpor,ant.
being mainly Of a private nature, was acted
on.
T.
expected to speak, was not before The Sen.
ate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
As soon as the Journal was read this
morning, MIR. FRY, Of Pa a. Ted leave 10
order resolution, calling on The Presidest
oil The U. y. for information as 10 the fact
whether or mol he had sent or ordered To I've
sent an armed force In Pennsy Ivapia, with The
view OF sup?ressing the riots al Harrisburg.
The resolution further called fer all CORES.
pondence in The possession OF Tho President,
and ali the information he bad 10 relation
thereto, il not incompatible with the puti,o
interest
The resolution gave rise to some warm
remarks from Messrs BiddIe, Nay Ior, Pet.
rikiD, Fry. ard Mckeensn, Of Penns,iya.
ma. II was finally adopted BY large ma
joriiy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27

The allowing is the Proclamation OF VIM.
Cochran, thigh sheriff OF Dduphin county,"
above referred 10. which was issued by his
hh.igh"ess, or those who used him, 10 give the
he 10 the Governor Proclamation
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-12-27

The Land Bi'i,uron which Mr. Clay was
expected TO speak, was not beiere The Sen
The native American., 1838-09-22

ltwas upwards oftwenty years after this event,
that Mr.. Bird and his wife, now advanced some
what in years, removed to new settlement,
where Mr.. Bird had purchased a tract OF land, at
a great distance from their former residence; and
while a more commodious building was erecting,
they inhabited small hut adjacent to thick
wood One day when the old lady was left
aoue, the men Of the neighborhood having gone
to distance of several miles to assist at raising,
she saw from her door several armed and painted
Indians approaching her. Alarmed, but reso-
lutte, she seized hatchet, and ascending ladder
into the loft of the dwelling, drew up after her,
determined to resist to the last. They entered,
and finding their efforts to entice her down were
vain, laid down their rifles to ascend after her.
But the first hand that was put through the trap
door was severed from the arm by single blow
from the intrepid heroine, and an alarm being ta-
ken at the moment that the whites were coming,
the Indians retreated, and disappeared into the
woods Instantly, while almost at the same mo-
ment Mr.. Bird and his party came in sight.
But scarcely had the deliverer of her life ap-
preached, before Mrs. Birds eye caught sight Of
the severed hand and 10! there appeared before
her the SCARED right hand of her eldest son.
Such is the story of the Captive Boy; and from
it draw the inference, that it is habit that en-
dears the savage to his wds; that teaches him
to love his own pursuits; and to delight in blood
and treachery; and that between the natural pas
sions, affections and dispositions Of men, there is
no difference, except such as is created by educa-
tion and custom.
The native American., 1838-09-22

"Ask him from whose robe came the old ant
withered heart, the sight of which so unmannec
ALrelian--"
"Dash in his mouth" shrieked Fronto, ''ant
stop those lies blacker than hell"
But Macer went on, while the irons tore hin
in every part.
"Ask him too for the instructions and the
bribes given to the haruspices and to those who
led the beasts up to the altar. Though | die
Romans, have left the proof of all this in gooc
hands. | stood the while where saw it all. ;
ssrhou liest, slave,' cried the furious priest
and at the same moment sprlnglng forward anc
seizing an instrument from the hands of ono O.
the tormento-s, he struck it into the shoulder Of
Macer, and the lacerated arm fell from the bleed,
ing trunk. A piercing shrek confessed the in.
tlicted agony.
"Away with himr' cried Varus, "away with
him to the rack, and tear him joint from joint
At the word he was borne bleeding away, but
not insensible nor spaechless. All along as he
went his voice was heard calling upon God and
Christ, and exhorting the people to abjure their
idolatries.
He was soon stretched again upon the rack
which now quickly finished its work, and the
Christian Macer, after suferings which knew
not before that the human frame could so long
endure and live, died martyr to the faith he had
espoused; the last words which were heard
throughout the hall being these:
'.Jesus, die for thee, and my death is sweet
When it was announced to the Prefect thai
Macer was dead, he exclaimed,
s.Take the carcass of the Christian dog ant
throw it upon the square of the Jews; there le
the dogs devour it,
The native American., 1838-09-22

day they were utterly dead to each other, except
that the superior, on his visits to the convent at
Caen in passing the nun, whispered, ''BrotLer
- IS well;" and on his return to his monastery,
IN like manner communicated to the monk. ISIS
ter - Is well.' The only answer of each
was, "DEo gratias." After six years residence
the constitution of the young man gave way
under the severity of the disci pline; and at the
hour of death no thought of his former partner
found utterance; his only expression was, ..How
happy am to die monk Gentlen,an's Nap.
The native American., 1838-09-22
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The native American., 1838-09-22

The .Ancient Greek and Roman I'aJle.-The
difference between the diet Of the ancients and
that of us moderns is very striking. The ancient
Greeks and Romans used no alcoholic liquor, it
being unknown to them; nor coffee, nor tea, nor
SUGAR. nor even butter; for Galen informs us he
had seen butter but once in his life. They
were IGNORANT of the greater number of our tropi-
o,l spices, as Glove, nutmeg, mace, ginger,
Jamaica pepper, curry, pmento. They used
neither buckwheat, nor French beans, nor spinach,
nor sapo, tapioca, salop, arrow root nor potato,
or its varieties: nor even the common, but sort
Of marsh grown, bean; nor many of our fruits, as
the orange, tamarind, nor American maze. on
the other hand, they ate substances which we
now neglect--the mallow, the herb oX-tongue'
the sweet acorn, the lupn They, used greatly
radish, lettuce, sorrel. They liked the fiesh OF
wild asses, Of little dogs Of the dormouse' oil the
fox, of the bear. They eat the flesh OF parroquets
and other rare BIRDS and of lizards. They were
fond of great many fish and shell fish, winch
we now hold in no esteem. They employed as
seasoning, rue and assafntida--Dr. Dicks Die
and Regimen
The native American., 1838-09-22

Caught.-'Live Yankees although they may
come under the name and denomination of'green
horns are not apt to get trapped BY customs
which to them are novel and singular They gem
orally take the wise precaution to look before
they leap or what amounts to pretty much the
same thing, are careful to follow suit. But the
fox with all his cunning, occasionally finds HIM
self in peculiarly unpleasant fr. Every one
remembers the story Of Davy Crockeu's being
taken in by the frozen victuals'-but here is one
that is "a leetle grain slicker' than that 1t is
usual at Cozzen's Hotel, in New York, to pass
around finger glasses after dinner, each glass con-
tanning slice of lemon. A Johnny Raw, who
had stuffed himself to his entire satisfaction, hav-
ing one of these new notions handed to him
not doubling the disposition to be made of it
Immediately wet his whistle with the contents.
Finding no particular flavor about it, he squealed
out at the top of his voice, 'hulo-Cozzen! your
feed is tip top, but your lemonade is dreadful
meant When he had delivered himself of his
exclamation, casting furtve glance about the
table, to his great dismay and modification he
discovered that he had made false move and
the way he looked red and felt small was fun
to those who Witnessed the scene, but death to
him
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-25
Ser Dater(aubs Treunb unb @3ei0 ser 3tit

8rleorId) WiIhelm, &urprtnl fncen llns,
nab slnboruu9 uuiers @eIammtitaatsminis
itertnms bepc9en, unIrer 9auota9scommiBts
on blermit ben siuftras 5,t ertbeilen, ourb
Die alSbalOi9e 8erfanbtguns lnlerer beilie.
9enoen Ssroronmng bic Anfloluns oerStdns
oeoerlammluns in benz Sale sH betpirfen,
tpenn otelelbe ild3 bei9ebcn laeen tpiirbe, oers
faBunsspiortser lSetle ben 9elamuteu @r>
tra9 Der Don Der fltrltltd, beBen>rotenbursi:
fhenetnte belebenen DomautaIien inoenBor.
anfhla9 berSt1atSeifabmen fitrbie Ioufenbe
Stnan5pertcoe aufSunebmen. urfuuolib llnE
rer hohtei9enhdnot9 llnteridrift uno bs5
| 1bet9eoruGten Gtaat6iIe0els.' (tb,
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Oer(am!unssn 5u 0unneu tsut bes
= prabe unO 0edte,
in Srum buu @auntY, Sbip.

Auf Geranifaltne tes Or. Carl 8erChi,
nee oeriammeIte Fd1 am 2sfeu lestea Aprii
un 5 utr yiahmittass, i'm Sd,ulbaufe srl
@crnersbnr9, 2rur,bua So. Ohio, cine astts
satl 5eutifer 8i,rser ber trey Taunfd)ps
s!uitintann, Gan felo unb 2)oursstaun, une
bsiprad,en .ftd, ilter fo1senee bon Den Doctoe
rem Carl 0erIhtnee uno Carl 8tnaeus elm.
gereid,te Brfhllee:
l. DaB bic fe 8erlammluna ben Sefddigen
her a:a 1Sten October 1897 in SNttsburo.
pa. ssbaltenen Ieutlhsn Contention pcIs
fcmmen beypfathtet uno bieieltea 70 piel ais
m69lid, unterititeen rpitl.
2. DaB oesbalb jsbes 9aunfAip cite Der,
lammlun9 aller III bemIelben tpcbneuceu
Seutfhen DeranitaIten foate, IN, bieIelben
NIT oem 9eGenpdrtigeu Stanoe bes Sd,uls
foetens, Rllo auoeren n6tbi9en gegsnltdns
ben ndber betannt Su MAIDEN, uno um slbae.
cronete 3u .pdblen, tpeld1e fpdter III cerStaot
gSarren ii, elmer Gentral. @auntp.8eriamms
lung sulammen su fommen baben.
9fahoem oiefe 8efblitBe in llcberleauna
9enomn'en. tparen, fpuroe einitimmia
3eldlc6en, Das fir jebes 9aunf6ip ,speD
Wtanner su erpdblen II. ocu bieIerBsrIamms
lung als ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ilrer refpect,
?aunidips anjuiebcn fepen uuo ,peld,e fiir
)eoes Saunidip cine 8eriamnIuna ancrbnen
modten. Sn Scl9c eteies 8efhluBes wurceu
crnannt:
SIR sluitintaun, bic Serrcn Scbann
@tarl unb peter Maurer.
SIR Gan fselb, bic Serren Or. Garl
BtnSens nno peter Baily.
Snr younsstaun, bic 6erren Cr.
e.rl Serfhtnee uno Sobaunes Mebr.
cierauf pu:oe einltimmi9 beId,lcsen,: Doe
ernanate slnoronnn9ss secmmitteen IN ibren
osrid'teoenen Sonn id'ps burd, 9lnlhla9settel
aue feutld9e gsnwotner etnlaben ioQten. am
l2ten Weap etne Ist fammluu9 su baItem.
Sn SelSe obi9en 8efhlu6es tpurben bic
ss s'sa sbsrsnags m ss""es'Ss" smtS; aa%"g sss
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-. -
SntnoisFuB. Der SCiupisI

Sainoisfus. - Der SuincisfuB il
9esenudrtis b6ber, ais f'd) bic dttsiteu 9e,
Dohner je ertnuery, uno a,par IN, 2 ooer 9
SuB hSber, ais i'm srceen Sdneejabre 1882.
Son 9ecria 1T 9ladridt ein9etrcfen> bag
bas eano o5erbal6 p6ui9 ilber rfhwemmt 1T.
pa6a9iere rpeld,e naf pern binauf9e9an6en
,paren, I'm bon oa 5u eanoe uad @bicaso Il,
reiien, muBtcn tpteoer umfebreu. $50 1on(l
StraBen fibrten, seben iest eanoes. Iroe
BENT baB Der Slue 70 boiler Waeer lit, 1T e.
bod ntd,t reiBsno, un5 filbrt feline bon ben
entwurselten SaumFammen nit Iob, bic
l,nft ouf ben :peitlideu WdBeru bet bobcm
DaSer 70 9espobnlid flnb. it,.
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ehercfees. Reaaau, reailtrirenber

ebercfees. - 9ieaaau, re9iltrirenber
slSsnt Der Der. ct. bat 70 eben IL Stdote
Der @berofees nit uusefdbr 1000 Ginpobs
nern teiudt, unb beridtet, bag mebr als !
oerielbcn fd se9en bic aIuswanoeruns ltems
men. Ste er5dblen, baB ibr 0duptIing 9fce
thnen anbefchlen bat, mad, loaule an ibre
Nrbeit 3u 9ehen, llub BON 9liemanb ben Be
fell gum Absus su beridiIhtt9en, als bon
ibm ielof.
Gle benadbarten Staaten rniten Iitb nun
NIT Wead't, INN @etvalt si 9ebrauhen, 70,
baIo eleielbe bon Der Heaterung Der Ser.
ct aubefohlen ipirb. SIM Staate Gecraier
bcten fd bsreits 8 fretspillise ecmpanien an.
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ct. &outs, 0libouri, Map S.

9lm ocr9an9enen Wonta9 tpnroe Carl
Oruff, Elm Seutld)er, oDr ben Srlecensrihter
9Salld, regen telduleieter 2betlnabme an
benz Mpro eineS 9Se3ere oerbDrt uno nad)
mebritnnotgcm3 m3eu9enoerncb bmen frei9e9eben
Der ertnpreete 9te9er par SSob auf cem
DampfbpOt pMpuee, >peld,es ant lebtenSam
lta9 ppn 9teu Srleans bier antam. 9Sdhs
reno Der 9teile bate er ein taub ltummes
teutId9es Wdbheu, 0tamens @nJel Stie9el>
meier IN bic Grrratbefammer III lcceen ges
waet NIB BON ibrer llfbG9feit @ebraud)
maheno, tie fhiubItfte gerpalt an ihr
oerllbt. Gle Sad,e >purec auaeublidlid) funo
uno eme aIlgemeine @mp0ruu9 erbob ilG) aHf
oem Soot 9egen ben 9bdter. IS tp1re nun
DE ptItd)t oes Sapitatn6 Dunulca 9eDe1en,
oen 9te9er fe(t,unehmel1 uno al bas erite
bclte @erld)t abSultcfern; jsoer un9e(eBllhe
Shr1tt bon Seiten Der pnBa9lere mare oaz
onrd) psrblttet tporoen. SnbeB Ir!erlie6 er
oles, uno cer 0teger ourfte Die 9ause folgens
De gad)t uuo nod am ndditcu Mor9sn frei
umbrr9cben, une lo9ar init fetner Sd0nos
that prablen. EleS hattie ieiue Gruorbun9
CUR SoI9e. Die 9Iuf:s9un9 tcuroe INNER
|9roBer> nno man belhloB ben Ie9er umluz
brln9en. Der Captain tDuree bappu III
Genatnts 9elebt, uno Sebermaun AT Scro
'uuBte, tpas rD!geten loate. Der Captain
bate nid?t Den Wlutb ifb gu wiber|eben, fou>
bern entrernte fid), utn ton Der Sad)e nidts
III tplBen. SSn Der @egenb BON QibertD mar
fen etntge SuotpiDuen unter bem 8eifallsruz
fen Der rretftcr lIbrigcr ben Neger liberSprb;
etn bonn llfer abltceencer &abn fam Su ip1t
ibn Su retten. Rlr[ Drun mar beim 6e(fs
nebu,en uno Der Senad)uug oes Ne9rrs,
utdt aber 6si 1einsr Grmprouu0 tetheilt9t
9epelen. Bei Der 9tnfnnft bes Bcotes 1udp
ten t1un Die SfF;iere ale GenntniB uno ale
'ShulO bon lid, absuweuoen, inoem fIe etc
Seb6roen jur Ssitnabme jenes &arI Druf-
nadoem bic ruabren Ttdter nit 9eidti9fett
eutiprnn9en tparen-reranla6ten un0in ciute
gen 8Iattcru Der Gtebt cine fnIffe CARTEL
lung Der Sade sur Ssfeuttiebtett trahten.
l4ir Sertpeilen he5ba!b ouf cine roeiter nuten
ab9eorudte SrtiGrung BON elmer grosen On:
Sahl ahtbarer VaBaaicre, rpalde bic eenaue5
fen uno suoerldBi9iten slu9aben be6 sanSer,
Saftum entbdIt.
9Htr mIeen befl19en, bag mibreiih. .bg6
8ernebmun9 bon &arl DruF cine gsaBe.
WenIhenmen9e bic Jtei9un9 '5er}tr,44eeessa eeesafS,s.
ben NIT GeDalt 3u befreien, I'M Saller pcik
Ctl" SEttUeHeEl(GltE Hlu,l lTreD9e9epeHRDUrceN
WcSu braudeu mir Bea4sAe -uno e5eIeseA
meuu i'm oerfcmuenben galI jeoer @nselns'
naa) leinem GutcNnfeu banceln piIR Der
aafrlbreriibs 8orlae mar aber tietk kur, ~
unoer5ethlider, als Suuoerte 1d fiji bereit7
erftdrt batteHL ale geforoerte 8ursia,aft su
letiten, tut Safe er CUR tpeitern unter(ud,una
an bic Surp oer,sielen porteu pdre. Gute
Burger ioaten itdWlte geben> bte(em inmers
mebr ilberbanb nebmenten, geles(clen Gis
9enmiusa enolih eine @reuse gu fesen.
(ansei8er pes 28stten.
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sic purbe Dor eintseu Sasen NIT tbren
Seeleuperwanoten tns au9emetne &rautens
baus gebraht, tpo Fd1 benu bel fthdrferer
Seoba6tun9 berau6itelte, oaB in Der Sad)e,
wie Giele poroa5Iabeu, Srus uno SduIhuu9
pbpaItets. GS 1T cine Sebprne Sra finn g.,
rpeld)e, bon ibrem Manue eetrennt, ipdter
Sbaufpislertnn 9eworoeu mar. CSreiS.
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Die fremoen Setteueute Cpaupers) in Solfcn.
Die febera(itiftts1 8tb6rhen in 8otton baben Or
alnanien erlaEen, Jim aQeGinnanrsrer, Die in0laka'
4ufctts ans &anp eamen, unb tpelbe ale 2etteleuts
(paupers) ssnennt werben, tn tetarsn. Sctsenps
Ne4nuna bss2dasmtiIters 3u Boifon, Ula5 3eiSt
rpie bas 8:tarun9s >Sptem ausnca rt9tr Settelsute
Aaft:-
" Der eitp.@bakmet}tsr ppn 8offcn 1T sstebnuns
nit foreign paupers fir bas Sa9r rpeldbes an'
3l,teu December 1887 enct9t:
Gmransen pom 5000 G,ni9ranten bic palrsnp tisfen'
Sabr i'm 8cttrner So fen antan.en, Tbaler upn
Sesem $4,000 90
Iussatcn fir eine fre'npe 6rau i'm 1r,ntns
bous, fir 80 Q9peben &p(tSelp, 81 so
,pfd);ntli6 So so
8lcibt lbri9 S5 ,94l 50
ST Is niebt bic grfBt Slistsparbistttt unter pens
falGbeu 9orwanbe, piss <anb pcr fre,nbsn 8sttlern
~ fbuben, Ginranrcrer tim fplde unsebeurs Gum.
men 5u tefhminpeln ? QDarum erf4meren bieft f.
reraliitifdben Ipranncn bic GintpanrerunS? 8raus
den mir e ctpa niht t9r, ene rltitise STAGE, beren
ttarter 8eiit lb pen ScBe(n rer ltnterbr t6unS in
tbrem 9atsraroe entreiBt, unp bic bier 5rebst UNI
ltnatDan8steit fu@tno x9attraft unb taare 9)lln3e
Dem 8tu1tn,ocbl parbrin8t? Steben ,mftte Sinters
2oatper nidbt mtbr2 81 pie unsebsure 9trstt TN.
ferer praires f9tn in 01rttn pertpanbelt? .0at
ber Wma6ttse 0ctt risfen sroben Sau,n jpt3en
benz 0Aautif2en unD Stilen O,tere tlrB fir biz
paar 1aufsnb fepsrnlittf4er Slutlaustr srf@afTen.
bic unere @tilltn frepsr 8ilrser 70 germ cntebren
,1nD in SsBsln Der 9elaptrep fa,nepea m6e9ttn Gs
1T 3sit, bag pes 1mtritanifbt 8tlt Ge5 in W!aBe
srbebe, unb benz unweftn Der Stperatiitsn tteure,
tre!de ,'nter Dem perflbrerif@en Namsn Slatirs
americans" cine partbep erribttt bate, pcren 3rred
jaertt GrthrerunS ptr Ginwanterun9, bonn unter,
hrufun9 rer (raeitt temptratf9en) Gin9etpancer'
ten, unb tnblidb ltnterjc3unS Der sensn Slatrn 1T
Dsan b6re pas Organ peler 9oartDtp ieltit iprsden
9Ius benz 0tatpe slmerican.
Q9ir baten cine Summer bes An3tiStrS
oes ID It erbaten, cine Itut(fe SettunS. rpel,
dc unttr obi8cm auslanpifben IiteL in ct. $ous
OftSpnrt pera"sse8tten tpIrD' une bic III 0eitt'
Clamc, 8etalt nno tcbtt Sprac5e 1T bet Ucrcerbetz
BEN Scrn zines frempen GtottiBenents erNetnt. Ser
Gi8ent9Imer bat auf rcrteIbtn stuIcrtt F.: tpe@tln
Sie 9ef9Ii9tt, pber, rro nGt teroen Stt ibre Ntd<
nun9 uno abcn wteb piBsn no 5u be50Gen. 0. QAs''
ltnfere Antpcrt III, nd rppllen ni6t unfere nafpe
!''D unetbansise 3ettutts fur Sbre attrhnniSefuno
frtmos preeustiOg aastfalStte; gno 'pas bag g.
sa9 s"sItS st eeae@is e lst auf 0:ls Ss 's,
ra s'sl s $ls atstst ssn ''f ,n t strse ss'
tSa1ftben. s8ebelten sk Sbte . t d t AsG&ten,
Shsen Obns'ad9E9sn 3e&srfane, Sbre ptl,nns @ns
nt9Sun9et, rn1 Sbre pafrlanbitde Spratbatartsn,
~ SDrs eBsfs perpOrf4f 8sttslIeutGG& haren sr"
S6eeur tonuK."
Sn os9& xpn sebt pS 1rt;tel fert T1an eann
pareas abn49msn, tpsl&e 9efnaunsen oisls partbsy
Scat unb susrertreiten flebt
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5n Gnelaro bat Elm Nrst bic gntoedun9
9emabt oa6 0efeu in alien ielblt BEN S'peis
felbaftelten Sd!lcn Oe6 Slu! 1sbers bas ilhs
erite Mlttcl 1T. @r bat oteles Wittel in 1nebr
ais SO Sdueu, in oenen er es anDanote,
bespabrt erfunoeu. IS miro lofeltpeile in
tur5en 3nlihenrdumen 9eseben nno oann II.
mann eIue ltIrfeupe nuo nabrbafte Supre.
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Semtnclen. - slllmdblig fcmmen
n1ebr gefan9ene Seminolen lit TeusSrleans
an, UNI bon oa uad) bem Beften aebradt n,
meroer. Sin, 16ten 9lpril trafen in ben Sas
raten 300 ron oeren Elm, peId,e General
Se8up tiirsIid, su &rie9s9efangerer 9cmad,t
bat. Ger 8eit ,puroe unter General 9eD,
nclbS eripartet. is.
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9lnf StSiIien ihtpdrmen Gduberbanbeu
lumber, uno neue biloeu 0h forttpdbrenb I:
audi TT pplitiltber Sotnl1ht sabrt es fort III
ccu @emutberu.
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slm 10. Mirs bat Der &urprius bon Seg,
e, ~ Rasel bic Stdnoe anfgelOf, tpeil lIe bic
@tntnnfte bon Der Hrtenbtr9er Quart i'm
sFinanabnbset berehnet habcn srcllteu. Des
Gnrprisien atlersndoisiter Befdjsto an bic
Stdnoe lautes ip: 8en Bcttes @uaben g1ir
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Mah elner 4ldbri9en slbtpeienbeit traf bas
SSSl 9@;H se.enee >nortee 9Sobe in pcrtiaue.
VGa.ne. EN-: @s bradte Rom WalIfldfance
2toO Uae Del NIT. Weatrcien eefeIkcm
Juno gsH9ctcsne bet eteiHeeIasb. .ssfefr
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.5n 0rtedenlano fou jebt aIes pcrtreffltd,
geten. Nont9 Otto Hlad,t nit iciner @er,abs
lin Neifen nno sptro, naet Seiterreiher uno
Rnnhner Sldttern> aberau NIT ibauenoer
Bsseiferuns empfansen. (ib
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yead)ribten aus Spanien meleeu> BAG
5000 Sarliiten unter bem Ssfeble ces @ras
fen De 9tesri, Gd, big auf eiui9 sc eeagues Der
0anptitart sWacrio geudbert hatten, Das
enrd1 fetne Guedflber Mineu befannte Alz
maoa lpuroe bon tbnen auS9eplilnoert uno
oertpAltet t.-Huf Der anoern Gete errau9en
Die Grappea Der &oui9in tat 0orcen nand)z
erlet 8crtbeile. (ib.
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Wan den, Wdrs 2l.--Sn jansfter Belt
bat bier eine yranenspericn aus nornetmer
Camille als Seufetertun Aufleten eeregt.
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Sn Der Shpels fndt man iest cem einees
Rifteten g.ld)erldDe|en ernltlid1 ,u (teuern.
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Der Gr;eifhcf bon pofen bat an ben preus
e'lhen &onis Elm langes Sd)reibeu erlaBen>
necsin er isine Infhten s"sen semilbte
Chen. entrpidelt.
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1887 purben in HheinpreuBen 1O,9OL, SIS
Str. Steinfoklen su Sage 9cforoert.
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. Sn Solse cti9en 8efhluses tpurben bic
s;s Ssltlohsn TT yS"nastaun 1auntdip ourd,