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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

MgTrsoprsM IN TExAs.-Ws were
actually astonished, and at The same
time gratihed, at seeing, IN the Nat
chez Free Trader, a statement oil the
progress Of religion in Texas. Inc
mcthodists alone have in that country
twenty societies and three hundred and
twenty preachers, including six elders
and three exhorters. One Of their
Missionaries, 1.-THE Rev. r. Alexander)
has travelled this year, in the course
of his circuit, t0enty-tsco hundred mules
on horseback, through swamp and prai-
RE, swimming rivers, and sleeping out
exposed to every privation and nclcm-
ency.
The Free Trader, after giving the
above mentioned particulars, bestows
upon the methodist clergy some neat
and richly merited encomiums, which
we copy below.
The tinerant ofihe Methodist church
the real unsophIsticated followers oil
Wesley and Whtfeld--nre the most
extraordinary body Of men that ever
lived. They are the pioneers ofciylli-
cotton: they heed not danger however
imminent; they stay not for Injuries
they care not to tread the carpeted hall
nor to seek learning or pleasure In
cloister or saloon, but on, on they go,
to the remotest verge of the globe,
wherever erring man has wandered !;
wherever there is one soul to be reclal-
med, there they go, to wrestle with the
world, to defy its temptations, TO enllgh-
ten its moral darkness. Apart from
the holy character Of his mission, there
is moral grandeur in the methodist
itinerant as he wends his way thro' path
less forests without associates, without
reward, without even the stimulus oil
praise. lie leaves home, and kindred,
the tie of early love, perhaps, and
goes forth, to struggle unknown and
alone--to doom himself to poverty, to
the gibes and jeers OF the gay, to bro.
ken health, to premature old age. And
what is his impetusl 1t is not ambi.
ton it is not pride it is not any one
Of the selfish motives that sway the hu-
man breast. What is it? Reader-a
is 10 preach The word Of life to the poor.
IN. o. Picapune.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

N. CAsoLtNA.-The Raleigh Register gives
returns from GO of the 65 counties, which have
elected 80 Wings and Is Van Buren, men-.a
Wing majority of IL. Three counties, Macon,
Haywood, and Yancy, electing three members,
remain TO be heard from. They were represen.
ted last year by Administration men, and may
be again. But still the Wing majority will
be las in the Senate and in the House of
Commons.
The vote for Governor in the CO counties
A Wing majority of 1885 +!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

nz-The Editor of the Va. Free Press states
that Rural Fete" was given on the farm "
Capt. E. Lucas, near Shepherdstown, on 'ns
18th inst, which was attended by more 'nAn
two hundred ladies and gentlemen platform
was erected, where, before and after dinner
those Of the company who felt disposed, amu'eu
themselvesby stripping the light fantastic toe
The good things Of the occasion were pro''oe'
under the management Of Mcssrs. Mii'oo :.
Brown aBd Samuel Humrickhouse. Esqrs'' s""
rave every satisfaction. The Editor thinks 10"
other merry meetings W Ill follow in course
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

A CoLLECToR.-The founder of the
Journal DIES Modes, NJ. de la Massen.
gere, who lately departed this translto-
nv, scene, was rather curious IN the ar
tice of silk stockings, upwards of a
thousand pair Of which were found in
his wardrobe, when the inventory Of
his effects was drawn up. He was al.
SO ascertained to be the possessor of
1000 pairs Of shoes, 40 umbrellas, 70
blue coats, 100 round hats, 80 snuff
boxes of various dimensions, 365 shirts
one for every day in the year, and 10.
600, francs in 15 and 90 sous pieces,
and pieces of six lizards. At the close
of every week he undauntedly braved
the tortue of new pair Of shoes. He
was a staunch partisan ofshort unmen-
tlonables, and never was guilty of pre-
meditatedly carrying an umbrella, his
custom, when surprised by storm be-
ing to purchase one at the first umbrel-
la makers within the line of his prom
enade, 40 ofthose conveniences being,
as before mentioned, found in his mousse.
-Gaiigani's Messenger.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

RESUMPTION IN kENTUCKY.- The
Louisville Journal of the 10Th, says
The resumption Of specie payments by
the kentucky Banks, on Monday last,
was productive ofno excitement what
ever. Thus far all Of the Banks in
this city have had more specie deposit
ted with them than they have been cal
ed upon to pay out.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

SouTH CAnoLrSA.-The editor OF
the Columbia Telescope in alluding to
the proposition to unite the South for
the purpose Of controlling the Govern
ment, makes the following shrewd and
sensible remarks:
South Carolina, in consequence OF
this very movement, is left more lonely
and separate from her Southern sister
States than she ever has been and
finds countenance throughout all their
borders, except from those who have
for ten years reviled, denounced and
volunteered against her. She has
quit her friends in the moment of their
victory, and joined her enemies in the
moment Of their defeat.
What union Of the South has this ia
tai apple Of discorj produced ? Is Ma.
ryland with us7 Do we find ourselves
by the side Of Virginia, who, under the
plIotage Of our friends, Leigh, Tyler,
and elmer, has just swung round into
her ancient mooringsl Are we with
North Carolina, from whose border at
the moment fwriting these lines comes
to our ears the shouts Of victory over
the ub.Treasury' Are we with Geor-
gia, with Troup, and Gilmer, and the
gallant Dawson /? Are we with Mis-
slssippi, with Louisiana, with Tennes-
see No. We are with New Hamp-
shire, and Maine, and Missouri. We
are with Mr.. Van Buren,, Isaac Hill,
aud Thomas Il. Benton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

GOVERNOR BRANCH.-The Freder-
icksburg Arena, say Gov. BRANCH
having sustained an lgnomlnlous defeat
in North Carolina, has gone TO Florida
10 try his luck there--being candl-
date for the Convention called to frame
a Constitution for the Territory, pre-
paratory to its admission into the u
Mon. 1t is good to have two strings
10 ones bow.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

DR.. Charles g. Page, ofSalem, has
invented a new machine, described as
a Magnetic Electric Multiplier, which
(says the Salem Gazette) will be view
ed with great interest by the scientific,
as it furnishes what has been desider-
alum for more than twenty years,
namely, shocks and sparks by the heat
Of single lamp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

The Richmond Enquirer. the leading Admin
is,ration journal in Virginia, thinks il extreme.
" doubtful whether Mr.. Van Buren, can be re-
elected by the people. Vergcnnes Vermonter.
The Enquirer is beginning TO think right.
outstanding il has determined 10 sink or
sw i'm with Mr.. Van Buren,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

ALABAMA.-Returns from 90 counties gives
for members of the Legislature % Van Buren,
men, and % Wings. There is no doubt that the
Van Buren, men have carried the Legislature.
Mr.. Crabb, the Wing candidate for Congress,
in Mr.. LAWYERS district, has been elected by
of 600 to 700
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

NORTHAMPTON ELEcrioN.-Au Election to
supply the vacancy in the House Of Delegates,
occasioned by the resignation Of Mr. Savage,
was held on the 18th inst, which resulted in
the choice OF DR.. George T. VERIFY. Wing. by
majority OF 35, over Major Smith nottingham
the Van Bureu candidate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

HoRRIBLE MoRTALITY.-A gentle
man just from the Rocky Mountains,
informs the Editor of the St. Louis
Bulletin that about one hundred thou
sand Indians died of the small pox, du-
ring the recent prevalence Of that dis.
ease among the tribes in the West.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29
FRosT IN MASSACHUSETTS,. - The

Frost IN MASSACHUSETTS,. - The
Essex Register of the 10th =
" Yesterday morning some of the low
lands in our vicinity were white with
frost. No damage was done 10 vege-
tation." The Lowell Advertiser of
the 18th inst, states that there was a
slight frost in some Of the neighboring
towns on Tuesday night last,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

Dpa-The Geneva IN Y Courier mentions
that but little hopes arc entertained for the life
gress from Ontario County, in that State. He
had been attacked with the summer complain,
in New York City, while CT his way home from
Warrington, but had partially recovered, and
was taken with relapse after arriving a, Gene.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29
THE GAZETTE.
M AR gpIN SD OR G2 VA
Wednesday. AUGUST 20, 1893.
Tee plroacn.-The Riehmoad Wing Of lhe

Tar Dtyoacg.-The Richmond Wing Of the
9Ist inst. comics an article from the Farnville
Journal, which contains the following EXPOSE
tion OF the wishes and intentions OF those leaders
rho are so DANGEROUSLY calling upon the people
Of this country 10 assist them in severing The
bonds of alliance that have heretofore existed
between the Government and the Banks. The
q indecent hasie'' Of the Administration for the
Divorce, is well accounted for. The advice TO
the Sub Treasury Wings, is sound. Let it be
heard ADD heeded by every one who has hither-
to stood out with the Wings against executive
encroacbments, aud is now willing TO step out
from among his comrades, add lend helping
hand 10 the adj ancepent Of the most dangerous
scheme, for the enlargement Of executive pow
or, ever set on foot in this couuiry:-
Mr. Van Burea wants the money to remain
10 the hands Of Sub Treasures who are subject
10 his control; he advocates divorce Of the
Government from Banks but, mark the differ
ence, he also advocates marriage of the exec
utive TO the money Of the nation. He vents the
Government divorced, but is himself candidate
for ma,rimony. The Sub Treasury Wings will
do well to notice this point. Their hopes are
excited BY the promise Of divorce Of the Go
vernrnent from Banks. but is il divorce from
the influence Of money. II is, indeed, di
vorce u the most responsible part Of the Co.
vernment, both from the Banks and from the
money of the nation Bat does il stop al the di
| vorce Does not the Sub Treasury scheme
propose a MARRIAGE, TO join in bonds indissolu
| BILE, the executive and the money! What is
the divorce Of Congress worth, if by the same
act you marry the President? Besides all this,
the late President proposed an exchcquer Bank !;
his successor promises to follow in his footsteps
Is there any security, therefore, that the Sub
Treasury is not TO be Bank Let the Sub
Treasury Wings then beware. They are fol-
lowing all "iguis fatuus." 1t will lead them
they know not where, but evidently into diff
Guilty. They may obtain the divorce, but at
the same time they secure the marriage. They
have had one little lesson Oh the subject of let
ting the executive have the control Of money.
DO they wish for another? When they get ii
red Of second experiment, will it be easy TO
accomplish divorces 1t would seem evident
from experience that the tender tie is not easily
broken Nothing but convulsion unparalleled
in our history had power TO force the executive
from bis late grasp on the money. Let those
Wings Who are disposed TO stand aloof in this
contest, take heed TO their ways.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

&C. We learn from the Rockingham Register
tha, the Board Of Public Works have employed
engineers TO commence an immediate survey CT
the route for the Valley Turnpike, and that the
portion of the road from Winchester TO Stony
Creek, will probably be let the coming fall.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

The Globe says that lightning is
most apt TO strike buildings containing
large quantities Of metallic substance.
If that's the case there's very little dam
ger Of lis striking the Treasury of the
United States. Prentice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

ANOTHER STATE sooN.-Florida, il is said'
lacks but $500 inhabitants OF the number reqni'
site to entitle it to be admitted into the Union
as a State. If the war with the Indians ever
terminates, that number will soon DO maoe
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

e5-The barn Of Mr.. Li:ileion Wadd,il ~
Augusta county. was destroyed by Ere, on Fri.
day night the 18th inst. II was large ,nA
well stored with grain. which was entirely de-,
troyed. Supposed to be the work Of an iDceus,.
49, ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

The Virginia and Farmers Bank
in our Borough resumed specie pay.
ments yesterday. The Farmers Bank
had quite busy time in paying off
part of the crew Of Old lronsides,
some Of whom received the whole a
mount of their pay in gold, others in
gold, silver, and notes, as requested by
them. Before and after discharge.
the sailors conducted themselves with
much proprie!y, and in the afternoon
they were seen vending their way
with bags and hammocks to the sever
al vessels lying at the wharves bound
to the Northward, and Eastward, APP
parently anxious TO visit the home of
their childhood, after an absence Of
nearly four years. May prosperous
gales attend and speedily wait them 20
their families and friends. -Norfo ok
Beacon, august IA.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

Gu- The New Orleans Bulletin states that
Gen. Henderson, Envoy from Texas. had near
ly completed treaty Of amiiy and commerce
between that republic and France.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29
A sUR.TRrAsuRpp-Antbonv Pom

A sUB.TREAsURER.-Anthony Pou-
cher, Postmaster in Washington Co.
Mich, has been arrested for having
been engaged with, and harboring a
gang ofhorse thieves and counterieiters
He offered leg. bail, which being relu-
sed he was committed for safe keeping.
Gin. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

RICHMOND MEDICAL ScHooL.-The Rich
mond Compiler states that the faculty OF the
Richmond Medical College and Infirmary, have
taken the Union Hotel, large and commodious
building, and are altering and repairing il to make
it suitable for the school. A more suitable bull
ding, the Compiler thinks, could not well be
found On the first floor is the anatomical mu-
scum, above so feet long, which is already fur
nished with some valuable specimens. The
chemical labratory and lecture rooms, are also
on the same floor. The remainder OF the bull
ding will be occupied by the Infrmary, which
will accommodate l75 or 200 patients. The cost
TO patients for attendance, medicines, nursing
aud lodging, will be S. per week. Three Sis
tiers Of Charity will attend upon the sick.
ILLINoIs.-The National Intellgencer quotes
the following paragraph from the Wabash Cou
rier -
1.-THE returns from this State render il highly
probable that Col CARLIN (Adm.) has been
chosen Governor, and Messrs. REYNOLDS and
DOUGLASS (Adm.) are elected to Congress from
the LIST and Sd Districts. Mr.. CASEY (Conser-
How the Legislative elections have terminated,
is a matter Of speculation, though appearances
are rather favorable TO the Wings. Internal
improvements, and not mai onal politics, appear
to have been the pivot upon which the elections
turned in many countless
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

1NDtANA.-Returns are in from nearly all the
counties Of Indiana The aggregates for the
State Legislature are follows SENATE.
Wing, 90; Van Buren, l7-HousE, Wing, SIS {:
Van Buren,, 81; Conservatives, 3; Doubtful l..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

The veteran and gallant Hull, tired
Of being on shore, seeks again the ele.
ment Of his glory, and will shortly
hoist his broad pennant on board the
Ohio 74--dcstination unknown.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

0r5-The Corn crop on the eastern shore OF
Mary land is said TO be abundant, there having
been in that section of country plenty OF raIn'
during the season.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

Ny-F. W. THOMAS Esq, author Of Clinton
Bradshaw, is announced as an Independant Can
didate for Congress, in the Cincinnati papers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

eo-The Lynchburg virginisn announces Vim.
cent witcher as candidate for Congress a, the
uex, spring election
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29
LEwrsBuRc, Aug. l0.

WHrTE SULPHUR SPRIsGs.-Mr.
Van Buren,, accompanied by bis sons,
Major Van Buren, and SmithVan Buren,,
ESQ.,, arrived at the White Sulphur
Springs on Saturday evening last, end
Mr.. Poinsett and Lady, arrived on Sum
day, and we understand will remain
there some time.
The pressure at this place yet coniin-
ues, and the proprietor IS necesstated TO
reject daily applications for accommo-
cations. Over seven hundred visitors
are at this place and the contiguous
boarding houses at the present time
Among the gay and fashionable compa-
nv, we notice the following individuals
conspicuous in public life, viz: Gov.
Campbell of Virginia, Gov. Gibbs, of
Rhode Island, Judge p. P. Barbour,
Judges Parker, CabelI, and Brooke, OF
the Court of Appeals of Virginia, Hon.
Vim. C.. Rlyes, u. S. Senate, Thorn
as, of Maryland, Grantland, of Geor-
gia, Col. Downing Of FIorida, and Col.
Beirne ofthc House Of Representatives.
The Hon. VIM. II. Roanc, U. 5.
Senute, aud the Hon. Henry A. Wise
it is expected will arrive to-day. The
springs are unusually gay, and we
have never witnessed more beauty,
and more fashionable society at any
previous season.
The weather for several weeks has
been unusually dry, and the degree OF
heat extraordinary for our mountain
climate.
We understand that the Red Sui
phur and Salt Sulphur are feeling the
effects of 'the pressure, and that at
both places daily accessions are made
to the large companies already there.
The Blue Sulphur has a numerous
company, and al the Sweet Springs ii is
quite large !; the latter springs are gem
orally resorted to after the visitors Of
the other Springs consider themselves
sufficiently sULpnuRIzED. "-Lepis-
burg Enquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-08-29

"H is impossible TO make heroes out Of men
who adopt the principles and maxims Of COOLERS
and thinkers - Globe.
The above sneer of the official at the hard ifs
ted mechanic, makes a very pretty contrast to
its fawning manner towards the working peo-
pie" about the time Of an election. One thing
we would like to know that is. whether il is
not also impossible to make honest men cut Of
those who adopt the principles of such moral re.
formers as pay debts of twenty or thirty thou.
sand dollars with two or three hundred, and sf-
terward make princely fortunes by slandering
and traducing the creditor whom they have
cheated out of his just dues?
o. We are much graiified TO learn from the
public prints, that the Hon. B. w. Leigh is rap
idly rcgainipg his long lost health. He has been
bound down by disease. for year or more, du.
ring the greater part of which time it was doubt
ful whether he would ever again recover. He
is now so far recovered as TO BIO considered cut
of danger.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-05

Az poriS Ipuroe Elm tottbarer sSutrelcrl:
fbmua fis bic &r6nuu9 res Saifers bon
SsRreib perfertist. unter aneern ift bic
6jtreibifbe Grcne uno Der fail. doler aus
Diau,antsn pon' unsesp6bnliber 6r6be 9es
fa6t, nebF ben fusbobeu 9ameus-Gb GbifTern
oes Railers uno Der &aileriR. Das San-
'se tpiro ;u einem @ersb BON 81 Miu. Sc.
9eIAdet. "Raifer Sereinono ift, wie Die
meiffsn 6ifrsi6iiben prin;en, BON febr
sutmdtbiser gtatsr p; bod 1T er Don 70
lbmaber uab entarteter Gomptsrion, tos
Der Grme sespib feufssn mubte unter Der
eait oes 8oloes uno ben OIamanten fei-
ner &rone."
Das Sournal bes tSapre sntbdtt SOL
senoss "Die 4aturforfber baben oiel
uon bsm Sorbanoenlein elmer Sran9-Su.
tans-art seipro6en, pel6s in 1flita su=
,psilen 6-7 SUP bod speroen foa ; ober
ale 8sriubs, zines iol6en babbaft su spers
ben, fino biz isst persetens seblieben.
Dem &apitdn oer &laribe, 9rn. Souret,
lit es auf elmer feiner Reifen ua6 Gabcn
Iselunssn, iib osn &6rper zines 9espalti9en
Ebisrs oieisr art au peri9aTen. ST bat
ben feIbsn nit bisrbsr sebrabt, uno senau:
ere prdfuns eraibt, eab er ju oem Sranss
Sutanss oosr Gbimpansenitamme sebort.
Seine museulSie @sfalt, feline aubercr.
bentli6e Grobe pcn 5 S6ab unb einisen
3oaen, Die Stdree feiner Seine uno fein
umfansreiber &opf bsuten senu9fam auf
Den urfpruu9 oisies SHsres bin, ruel6es
oas 8inoeslieo 5,pifben osn Meniden uno
Der MISUNDERSTANDING 5umo6en i6eint.
Die Gineebornen BON 9aben fa9ten Dem
Gapitdn 1ourst, ba6 bic Mdnnden Der
@bimpausees % SUP bod i,nb, uno
oas birie 1biere in GeieQlbaften beiiam'
men lsbsn uno fib 6dttsn i'm Snnern oes
eanoes erbauen, no Die Sdser unr ielten
lie anjusreifeu suasen,"
polen.-priuatbrisfen aus 90 r.
l6au 5ufolee, foll in oer polnii6en9 9aupts
ttaot cine pcitper3weiete 8eribw0rnns
(onseblib bur9 bic franioilt6e Geeie'
ruas uerratbsu) sntoedt spcsoen fein. Sn
Sofse oauon baben cine Wense 8erbof.
tunsen in Barfbau uno an uielen anosrn
Srten in polsn (tatt9efunoen. Die Sers
ibporenen batten Den bc6ftnni9en plan,
Den Gaifer Nitolaus in Der Seitun9 Sota
eersn Seiibtisun8 9auptSped Der Reifs
wor, cine euftseiie MAIDEN 5u laben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-05
Die neueitsn 9iahrid)ten ocn europa ba'
.n,. A.av, 0kcy1 ,,sR

Die neueiten 9tahridten ocn europa ba'
tiren ild, opm Stem un5ulf.
ecubcu. I'm Item sluguft fnno man
in Ger Ibemie ben S6rrer zines Nannes,
Der Werfu,ale Der @rmcronrg an ftd) trug.-
Ter 8et0otcte 1T Cit ameritaniider 8auf:
mann une lfano nit beu Serren 6art unb
So. su 9ieu ycrf in Be, biueun9.
Tranfrei d. .-giner Dariier 3eitune
,ufclse (cll bic rueilbe Ns9ierung nod, i'm:
mer befurhteu, bag bic polen geneist icir
m6hten, ibre alte repclutionaire SteQunq
suieeer aasunehmen.
stmf BefeN Der fransoGid,cn Neaterune
bat Der S.ersrg bon Wsntebello Der enlermer
Rssieruas cine Grtlarua9 iiberseben, III spcl
DYER Sranfrcid, auf bic gusfsrnun3 eouie
Bonaparses aus benz Ssbweiseraebiete
brdmgt. Der prd1oent Der Diet fp0 aud, be-
reits fid) unter,pcrfen unb biefelbe rfisiell
eenehmist habeu. Die 9sote oes @efanoten
tpar ia mdeiser Gprad,e absefa6t, sualeids
atsr nit Der Brmerfuns besleitet, baB pbi
lipp feft entIhfr6en iei, eie 1erbannung bes
prinsen Su erstuinsen, i'm 6aae man lIe Der.
.peiscrn roitroe.
Der -Gesprdfeft bon Gber5ciira bat Srbre
frbalter, eH Sre9atte Hs'ne Vland,e ie9els
fertig su MAIDEN. Wau slaubt, bag tieles
SAif beltiu,nlt fei, bic ueberrefte 9eapclecns
Ssn ct. Soelena nah 5ranfreids su brinsen.
5u ber Stdbe ben Sbs6a fsbt Elm rueiEher
@encraln,ajor, Gin gineeborner bon pbilas
belphia. Ct eiente ;uerft tit Der Gercameris
Funifden Oiarine ;nno 9ieng cauu. neil er
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