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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-20
From the Louisville jour. Jan. 6.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Yesterday, at about half past O'Clock. r. Va.
Mr. ii. S. Julian, tho Treasurer Of the Mcchan-
ics' Savings Institution, on returning from his
dinner, found the door of the Banking house fas-
tened lie soon succeeded in forcing it, and Oh
entering saw Capt. Clarendon f. Dix standing
before him with the canceliing hammer of the
Bank in his hand. Dix instantly rushed upon
Julian and struck him two or three times on the
head with the hammer, but the latter wrenched
the instrument from his hand and rushed out Of
the door, and Immediately afterwards heard the
report of pistol.
The alarm was Of course given, and several
citizens entered the Bank, and found that Dix had
shot himself through the head, after having pri-
or to the entrance Of Julian, murdered the Clerk,
Mr.. Owen Parker, by striking him on tho head
with the hammer and crushed in a dreadful man.
ner the whole of one side Of his skull. Parker
was struggling in the last agonies Of death when
he was discov ered. We saw Dix at about o.
clock Yesterday, when he was still breathing, but
he died about half an hour afterwards. Several
quarts Of blood had streamed from the dead and
the diving Mr.. Julian's wounds, it is feared, are
dangerous, but strong hopes are entertained that
they are not so.
The money drawer of the Bank was found o.
pen, and there is little doubt, that Dix entered
the Bank for the purpose Of committing robbery
He has lived in this city for several years, and
has genera9ly been esteemed a respectable young
gentleman. although we informed that sus-
picion attached to him two or three years ago in
the affair of the robbery on board tho steamboat
PHILADELPHIA He was recently married. and has
highly respectable mother living in Wheeling.
Mr. Paker, his victim, was a gentleman of high
standing in this city, AMI has left wife and sew
eral small children. Dix and Parker had been
regarded as intimate friends.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-20

Ga Thursday evening, between eight and nine
O'Clock, Mr. John Campbell, a respectable taliow-
chandler, in John street. met sudden and most
excruciating death. His soap-boiling works are
Immediately in the rear Of the shop and dwelling
house: and one of his children having been in the
ward, and noticing a pan Of soap in the act Of
boiling over, ran into the house to give notice
of the circumstance TO her father; to the surprise
of the family he was not to be found, aud no one
knew any cause for his absence from the pre-
misses. where he had not been seen for at least
20 minutes Search was Immediately made,
and, dreadful end. the first person who booked in
to the large vessel Of boiling liquid discovered the
body, almost boiled to jelly! Such was the heat
Of the liquor in the PAM that person who assisted
in getting out the Inflated indiv had his hands
and arms scalded by the mere contact with the
dead body Mr. Campbell bore . most unbiem-
ished character, and has left . widow and sever
al children to mourn his premature and horrible
death-Belfast (Ireland) Wing.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-20


die! Ikno~ she hectic blush
~ - esssk ssIis Of my LIES decay,
~, = Dc lingering twilighs's flush
* - ~ ssls Of The death OF day.
E4s,. 81 long night reel through my brain,
~ Is;sas Of shs spirit land are there;
- xs.r;sb blood 10 cusding ia each vein,
m "a, ms, 6os shs life % come, prepare.
=, l.av.ia ps,ss proelsims that lif''' doll tide
z ~ !. tass UPWARDS that sboreless sea
a. -s:,n ny sp;sis, bask-liks, soon shall ride,
~ n 80. Al sssaass expectancy most free.
- a. sbsadss q ~ shsilli's doom!
Ghv : ~ misd - ssmPsss c>s!
~ cassld The spiss fsar shs gfaVss dsep g,oon'
/" X S,,sA ess woodsss Of tbs hsavenly host!
= i, !. H..a hat ons % young as
SI~sA ~ 10 earth and all its scenes adieu!
- =. ~ ,ims should look upon the sky,
~ vssb sbs stars fade slowly out OF view
~Zss 40 more At dayiighcs closing hour
~nsa sbs moon riss brightly from tho saa,
1ensn - sssps again p'sss % 'hs oo"s.
- vowed love AMI dsashless conssancy.
V.sSd ~ May! Misi.sss Of my soul!
6sSpsn !, breaking while is clinss IN thse;
III vub 3nkisy, that thy sweet c,!atfo'
!. 60 nahs this World paradise to m'.
~ NJ lore. ny lip is ashy pale,
~ " s,eA bisd, ssoJsht is AI:ssrins low
II. r tss cloud shall Ger my heart prevail,
r. - IL current csaseless still shall Cow.
rsA,, .:vr:'sd il tbs Iis., OF fame,
Asd dseksd ny brew % wear "' ''ore' '"no''
IA ~, vtsa nsn bsgni 70 '''p my name,
h a,cps su.ss On and slorie, ION me fade.
4 vs,s; Inoss vain, u mdnisht's solemn hcef
I've ssddsa spins from inc mighty deep,
AID lsli, Wit prids, ny own exhau. SIS power,
Wjdss's aisds realms, soar witt, nn eagles sweep.
Oh, II sns day ypea the mouns,in's crest
U, ~ ass aigbs bsnsash ths jowelsd sky
O ~ ass hour whsfs l have b,cn most blest,
W. ~ hearts love and her wild mnstrel,y!
vaD sseb wis1-shsss shattered nerves, this clay,
nEish ion eAs thoughts which love TO dwell;
N9sVsssss DER ny mind, AMI can say
beeovosd more, and that one word-farswell!
noSaD the STUDENT, a. Iifs's htfui gisarns,
Rsnsxpirng taper, raysj deaths night
~ eisgsg 10 the hopes AMI cherished dreams
Wkeh Oh has hsSrt had shsd blissf1l light.
y pssd away, AMI many manly eys,
Csssed " tsars, in sorrow tor him wept:
~ sasy vow Cd, 't.Il INST W islin tho sky,
Hb sane eashriEsi should III th.ir souls b. kept.
RIGEL.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-20
Belgium we have still stronger case:

From this table We learn the gratifying fact,
that as tho number Of executions diminished, the
number Of murders diminished also; and that even
the total abolition of capital punishments was at
tended, not with increase, but decrease OF
Numbers We feel, therefore, that the punish
mcnt of death may safely be blottcd out Of the
statute book Of own land We deny the
rieht-we dispute the policy--of Judicial murder
Capital punishment (of necessity cannot have
for its object the correction Of the sufferer; and
it has not the effect of lessening the amount Of
homicidal crimes. 1t brutalizes the public mind
it is imperative to deter from crime. In what
ever light we view it, it is fraught with no viz
tues but with many odious and repulsive fea-
lures; and we hope to live to see the day when
tbo; disgrace to civilized nation, the barbarous
go,owS. shall be thrown aside to rot and disaP-
nc,r from: the face Of our land, and when man
fh,il no ion,.er dare sacrilcgiously to doom his
fellow man to the disgusting death of a dog
London paper.
uoxop.r,rs,LThe Chic Sun, a Loco Foco pa
per, aays:
..The Hon. John A. Bryan will accept our
thanks for the favor of his able AID interesting
report on the finances of the State"
The Honorable John A. Bryan! We hear,
too, Of the Honorable Dowty Utter. the Honora-
bic Thomas J. Buchanan, the Honorable William
B. vanhook. and to the end of the chapter,
Of Honorable democrats who honor a seat in the
General Assembly Of Ohio! With Old B1rch-
ell, who can refrain from exclaiming, at this ar
raw of mushroom aristocracy-"FUDGE! Bat
seriously. We believe that the application OF
this silly term Honorable. to all the party occu-
pants Of the petty offices Of the State, and to the
members of the General Assembly Of Ohio, Is an
evil, and one that longer should be tolerated
If VIC remember Alright. it first applied to GER
tain Van members of the Assembly Of 1884.
II has since become a matter Of common par
lance.
HHis Ercellency, the Gorernor,' is another
matter in bad taste.-lColumbus Journal.
FINANCES OF MARyLASD.-We learn from the
Report Of the Treasurer Of the Western Shore
that the aggregate receipts into the State Treas
ury during the year 1887 were 81. 1885, 800 l6
Among the items which make up this sum are
S955. 1873 on account Of the States share Of The
/ surplus Revenue and the sum Of S33, PAS, lcav
ing the balance Of $SO,36 This balance, how
ever, is subject to appropriatioa amounting +
Sll9,S7 and shows the Treasury to have beef
deficient on the LIST December, 1887, by the sun
| Of S39.5O6.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-20
'1uEdlugNlD lPDEYDTo
Prom thu Louisville Ky. JoYsnaI.

- friend ''RigsI." We know
- y . evidently unprac,icsd Minstrel
- ss.s hi. name snail sseo". anor ~; Is WI.
WS -, e bis eoonsry's literature. Will he favor
- eea6dsnes! We wish il for reasons
- ~rzapin " him.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-20


We are indebted TO Mr.. BRccH, the Represen-
tative from tho counties Of Harlan and Knox, for
extract Of letter addressed 70 him by Mr..
RExrRo, Of Cumbe: land Ford, which contains IN
accurate account Of all the stock OF every do
scrption which passed through the Wilderness
Turnpike Gate during the year 1887. Mr.. Rem
fro has also given an es,mate Of the psdoable
market valuc Of the whole. Taken togelhss, De
table il one Of great interest, and shows, - 80
view, the great importance Of that single besoeA
Of Kentucky trade passing through one oatlss .
lone. 8,
Total Vol u NN&e&
Ss sns:. Of Of a a.'.., ss s ssli s774*s
Number Of Hog, 1904 es1.o7o
Number of Besfeassls, 3e73 49,
Nsmssr Of Sase?, 9Dt S,HV
Fsa.AAn H,) Ca..as.ssaA-
Gorse zur xx1nz-A fellow w.s sssly-
met in great hasss seieg tvasds . pin masuGle.
tory IN oee Of our nosthern cities
~flallo, Jim, which way now, - fSeU :
THE fact i, have takea 3 besooof hahsenhse
pills, directions, boxes snd ~, wiabsatdng0e o.
ny god. pm going To svalIow ~ agsss -, -
see what effect he win hsses"-kteeyune.
STWas aid Or . wbo married fsans -
naa, sAas s~As sook hes sy vssAa, - psja ns09e
workmanship"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-01-20

sTv.s aid Of q man vbo married . 49, - ~ -
nan, sAas 49, snok her hy vssAa, 90 pasA n
weskaassaip.~
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15

'asi week, trom the uuflYorable state Of the
weather and ihTmness Of holders, did not ex-
coed 1000 bales Of al iinds-on Thursday
Il Frightened up, with goad demand, y hich
took od on thai duy and Frid,y fall 4 500
bales, and in most instances an advance OF
I and CT. per 10, WIS established On tue
middle qualities of Mississippi and Louis
lana, q few lots Of Gotten hat bad been TAX
en- on speculation also changed hands At a
prsh'i thetransactions have been pTincipat-
~ Tor the northern manufacturers and the
French markets, little having been done on
English account. On Saturday the marke
was calm, with few sales, holders showing
noanxlety for the future. The weeks bu
sness will sum up To 1000 bales-rouu.
lists OF Mississippi and Louisiana at l24 AM
ia' cts 5 extremes II and Is cts; fair /;
cents.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
WIG MEETING

AT a meeting Of the Wing citizens Of
Jefferson County, held at the court house Of
said County, on Thursday the 18th day o.
December, 1883, agreeably to previous no
tlee, for the purpose Of appointing Dele
gates TO represent this County in the Wing
Convection to be holden at jackson on the
fourth Monday of January next, Col. JOHN
b. COLEMAN was called TO the Chair, aud
G. II. WIIcox appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Green T. Martin, Esq, it
was
ResolDed, That ten persons be appointed
by the Chair to represent this County in
said Convention.
Whereupon the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing persons, to wit: G.. r. Martin, r..
L. Dobyns, Hiram Bdlduin, Neil Buie, Jr.
j. w. BGchelor, J. A. Watkins, X. y.
Wood, A. B. Mcleod, Darid McCdG, G 4.
II. WILCOX.
Resolred, That the Senator and Repre-
sentatives from this County, and the Chair
man of this meeting be added to said Dele
cation.
Resolred. That Messrs Dobyns, Martin
and Wilcox be appointed Committee to fill
vacancies which may occur in said Delega-
ton.
Resolred, That the said Delegates be in
structed, in case the election of U. States
Senator does not take place before the meet
ing Of said Convention, to use their best en-.
beavers to secure the nomination Of the
Hon. John Henderson, as the Wing candi-
date for United States Senator; but if they
fail therein, to cordially ucquiosco in any
nomination which may be made by said
Convention, provided that the nominee be
an ardent, orthodox, and answering WING
Resolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Rodney Tele-
graph. j. b. COLEMAN, Chm.
G. II. Wilcox, Sec'y.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
StraVed

SIX or seven weeks since, n
ET ~ BRIGHT BAY HORSE,
ana. IA about fourteen hands high, bald
W %aE face, two hind legs white inside
aa>sssEzza&Asia up to the hook, one fore leg
white up to the hook PAGES and tro's well;
his name has been reached. bu, has again
almost grown out, and hangs on the Icfi
side; long switch tail; branded on one fore
shoulder--brand not recolected. When in
an open lot he is not easily caught. A libe-
raj reward will be given for his delivery, or
such information as may lead to his recove-
ry. Enquire at this office.
December 10, 1888 81
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15

DrWe have made arrangements for the
delivery OF our paperin Fayetie on the day
of publication Oar friends can also avail
themselves Of this Conveyance for the trans
mission of letters, &c. Its regularity may
be depended upon, except when obstructed
by high waters--at such times il viii only
be delayed Till the creek can be crossed
with safety.
We hope to be able to make similar ar
Engagement for the supply Of our subscriber
al Church Hill.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
FROM MExIco-vERA CRUZ.

FROM MEXICO-VERA CRUZ.
Our limits will not permit us to publish
to-day the detailed account of the attack OF
the French squadron upon the Mexican
fortress of st. Juan de Ulloa. From the
New Orleans journals we learn the inpor-
tant fact that the castle has fallen-Vera
Cruz is now occupied by the French, and
her port is declared to be open to the world
for commerce. On the 9th of Nov. the
French squadron, commanded By Admifull
Baudin, commenced a vigorous attack upon
the fortress, and afteran action Of four hours
discharged 5000 balls and 300 bombs,
which soou demolished the works and bu-
ried inmates in almost universal desolation
and ruin. The Mexicans lost from 5 to
600 men--the French only 5. All the
other ports of Mexico will remain in a state
OF blockade untlla treaty can be negotiated
with Mecico, that will induce her TO act
honestly, and satisfy the demands of the
French. The dead and dying Of the ru-
ined castle are described as presenting a
heart-rending and shocking scene; and the
cries and lamentations of the wounded and
expiring were heard amid all the roar of
artillery and the strife of battle.
Particulars hereafter.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
T'FfSlutNI.
GEORGE LEIGHTON,
Secretary 4 Treasurer.
DANIEL FRlSBY,
JAMES SNODGRASS,
THOMAS NJ. MILLER.
December II, 1888

december II, 1868 OI-0I
Sec. 3. Aad be ii further enacted, Tha
the unappropriated funds arising from the
School section in township number ten
range one, East, in the aforesaid county
and all funds hereafter arising from the
same, shall be distributed at the end OF
each year among the school children Of sand
township, in proportion TO tho time they
may have respectively attended any schoo
or schools during the year, for the payment
of the teacher of each scholar.
Sec. 4. And be il further enacted, That
the certificates of Teachers approved by
the trustees of said section Of hand Shall be
sufficient authority to the proper Treasurer
of said fund to make payment to the holder
Of said cert fcate the amount expressed on
the face thereof.
Approved, February 5th, $780,
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
Notice.

THE Trustees of Township No. 10,
Range one East, will meet at Cherry Block
School House on the 2Sth of the present
month, to pay the Quarterly Dividend, be-
tween The hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and :.
O'Clock, P. NJ. Those persons interested
are requested to present their Certificates
of School Teachers, properly authenticated,
by IL o'clock on that day.
GEORGE K. DENT,
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
go. nA\

To watch over and foster the interes 9 o I
4 gradually increasing and widely extended
commerce; to guard.th rights of American
citizens, whom business or pleasure, Or 9th,
er motiues, may tempt 10 distant chimes, and
at the same time TO cultivate those senli-
ments of mutual respect and good VIII
which experience has proved so beneiicial
in international intercourse, the government
of the United States has deemed II eXpedI-
ent, from time to time, to establish diploma
tic connections with different foreign States
has deemed it expedient. from time To time,
to tablish diplomatic connections with dit
erent foreign States, by the appointment OF
of Representatives to reside within their res
pectiye territories am gratitied to be en-
abled to announce to YOU that, since the
close 6flhe your last cession, these rotations
have been opened under the happiest auspi-
ces with Austria and tho Two Sicilies; that
new nominations have been made in the
respective missions of Russia, Brazil, Beigl-
uu aad Sweden aud Norway in thus cOun-
try; aud that minister extraordinary has
been received, accredited 20 this Govern
ment, fronlthe Argentine Confederation.
Conclusion in our matt
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15

we did not receive copy of the Presi-
dents Message until yesterday. In order
To commence its publication We have been
obliged to leave out a portion Of the matter
prepared for this number. 1t will be con
cluded in our next-by which limo we hope
TO give it careful perusal.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
TIE SUBSCRIBER will sell at Public
Auction on the second day ofFebraary next,
at the court house, at Fayette, in Jefferson
county, on a credit of twelve months,
SLY NEGRO SLAVES,
the property of the estate of Nathan G. Hail.
deceased. Sale by virtue Of an order OF the
Probate Court ofsaid county. 81
Bond and security will be required, ac-
cording to law. r,,
Adm. of N. C. Hall,
doc 40 deceased.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15

JOHN QuIzzING JoNATHAN-One Of the
English papers, under the head of ''neW
American patent" announces ''paren
hydrophobia water proof hat, made OF the
skin of mad dog, warranted not to take wa
ter.n
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
COTTON MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1888.
Coaon.-Receised from the % to the
Sth inst. 1899 bales, exported 1927
bales--stocIS on hand not cleared, $4,000
bales.
TIE saIeH 70 "Wednesday evening in The
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15

We have no dates from Washington later
thad the forenoon Of the Sd inst-at which
time the election for Speaker had not taken
place. MIR. Garland Coco foco) was elected
Clerk Of the House of RePresentatives-the
vote being for Garland i07, Clark LOG.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15
Look ont.

STRAYED from my lot on
vA ~ the 2Sth inst. three horses
-. ID one a GREY HORSE, with
TV ~ sore back, eight or nine years
asASzzzszzia old ;--anolher BLOODBAY,
six or seven years old, with some white
legs, and believe some white In his face -
and the other a DARK BAY HORSE,
four or FIVE years old. The grey horse was
purchased lately near Port Gibson, and il is
probable they have all gone in that drec-
ton. Any information relative TO said
horses, given to Messrs. Voc s. Davenport
of this place, win be thankfully received,
or any reasonable charges paid, il delivered
to them. JNO. PAYNE.
November 30, 1888 3l-3t fae.
0ArPort Gibson Correspondent will in
sen three times, and forward account to
this office.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-15

On the 10Th inst. Mississippi River Mo
ney was quoted in New Orleans at and 8
per cent. discount; Union Bank 9 and TO-,
no sales.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-09

| tOerr Starflpeatber brad)te elne Ola cin,
Die gum el ltenmal perlefen tpnrbe, nm 9etpi,
EBe Seamte lit Canton 81 outbcrlFren @elo
fir Shnl;wefe Sn bcr9en.
SIM Saule paBirte cine Biu, tpeIbe bic
(pfibten Der Sderiffe uno @Oroners ndber
IerfIdrt.
Inter ben SittIhriften tint Soaule beuers
fen mir fol9enoe: fur SucDrpDration oer
| lteutfhsref formirten Stride in German Gauns
| fbip, Sarrilon @auntD fir Sncprppratiou
Der 9lerpn unb .Mopifer 9fie9eIbabns@ s@efeu.
Ihoft; fir Sncorporirung eiter @efeDfd,aft
| lit porta9e @auntD, nu1 ben &a fe baM
Su betreiben.
Die 8efdt1Be, tprIde bic al9emeine Re,
9ierun9 taoetn, uno int Ssnot am 26ffen
an9enommeu tpuroen, paeirten nun audi i'm
Oaufe, nadoem man bis nad) 8 llbr 9lbenbs
barilber bebattirt. 9lae 9ueifers itimmten
fir II. ale Demofraten 9esen bic 8efdl1ee.
Sebruar i.-Serr Toote, ein eucifer
bon @uYatcse, brad,te einen b6dlt tnbera
barren BefhtuB Dor. @r mil rdmlith uufere
Staatsbanfen 9e9en bic 8aarselos:WaaBre,
|9eln oer aa9emeinen He9ierun9 baburh be-
fhubt DiBen, bae ibuen erlaubt werbe, OBJ
me 3n unterlnhen tpie es nit ibnen (tebt,
Toten atber 9Oten aussu9eben, bic erft be,
|sablt su tperben brauhen, ,penn Die He9ie.
runs tbre MaBregeln 70 dnoert tpte es bic
Banten bdben tpcllen. Das lit benn beinab
oas sler9ffe, tpas bis iebt osrsefpmmen 1T,
uno es follte uns fauut ,puubern, tpenn bies
fer Sefdlue Der einitweiten ,tur elmer be-
lcnoern Committee auftrd9t, bic -Shidlid)s
felt Der WaBre9el ,n unterIlhsn, aneencut,
men tptroe. @s ift in un1erer @efebaebunq
70 tpeit 9ercmMer, baB bic Qucifers 9llles,
felbft oae l1npernilnfti9fte unb Sddnbltdlte
ourhfeeen f6nnen. STIR jeBt 1T Der 8efcbluB
mad lansem Gebattiren bestpe9en, auf ten
Stfd 9eIe9t fporben.
Sebruar 2-Sm Senat paetrten uts
ter anoern 6rtltdet 8il(s oud foteence ibre
Ste Serlef,ln9: I'm bas @auntp Grie s,1 er,
rtdten, NIT 1s 9e9en IA INN bic Staot
geloolebury in DDrtage County su t,tcprpc>
riren I'm, Srteoridsbur9 in @ayne @auu.
tD, sn tnecrpcriren.
Jm 9auie tpurbe nab Iangen Debatten
bic Bill snr 9lusoebnun9 ces @albpnbtua
Canals 5nr slbfdrtft fir bic Ste 8erlelung
beDrbert.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-09

payiler 8ldtter pom 3Ofen December
melcen pieoer einen neuen Morbanfblae
auf bas 9eben &6ni9s euo>pi9 pbilipp.
Oteie6 8orbabsn foll inoes ben Minii fern
tlnise Sage friber tefonnt 9e~oroen,
ole Qufoedun9 aber abli6tli6 auf Den
FAueenblif oer gr0fnun9 Der &ammern
|oerlboben ,pcroen iepn.
Osr plan sur Serlbp6runs murbe am
lOten Desember in Bologna (ein Dorf
untpeit goris) entporfsn oer urbeber
|oebelben fam 9eraoe bon Gnelono, 100 ct
|uerlbieone Maf afbinerien 5ur 8ertieuu9 Ell
ner fostnanutsn 90QsnMa lbiae neonoon
|uno Birmingham beiorete. Rsbit onbern
puroe Elm Or. Srouaro perbaftst, in oeb.
EN- 9aufe man cine Men9e papiere ano
|S6ieB9etpebre fano. Giroro, Elm Sapcp.
|aroe, Gloupel Elm Gn9ldnoer, Stoub Elm
t6anomerfer uno cine Sunefer 8roubel-
lie, Die fbcn in Sieibi's plan pertpietelt
lpor, tpuroen ebenfalls perbaftet.
Ser Rame bes @rinbers oieIes Com.
plotts ift 9ubert; osrielbs 1T 25-26
Sabre alt uno Don mittlerer 9t6Bs feline
BON Natur ,rioerli6en 3u9e tperoen ourd
iein totbes 6aar uno 8aefenbart, BET fein
|9efi6t umfreiff, erb6bt. st tpar fbon
Dor Der Seribporuns unter Dem Namen
"oer srobe Sarl NIT Den rotbsn 9aaren''
befannt.
Sponien.-Don Garlos tpar nab
oen testen Ha6ri6ten in Qmurio unb
|ma6ts anifalten su einenn t,euen Ginfall
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unterbonbelt NIT ben earliitiiben Genera-
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Ole eartiifiibeu prcpin5en.
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telbarea Befeblen sdblt 10000 Wann.
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