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UNIVERSITY o. VIRGINIA. !
Dec. llih. lslS. 4

| To hs Editors Of fAs Wlis.
Gsnemen:-ln consequence OF the conduct OF the Pro
fossors OF this institution In tn, have
been driven To THE have justice done
the feelings OF fellow students. They first covered the
Rounda door with resolutions declaring that should
visit certain places, and extended them
almost entirely forbid visiung private families
without written permission from the Chairman OF the Fa
Gully You hut know the and utter in.
utility OF such course OF measures And well
enough acquainted with the Of young men know
that the adoption OF those entirely fail IN
their Object tend involve In frequent aud unn.
ces-ary difficulties The next hing hear the Faculty
IN session allexpectng that they perhaps have violated
some law OF the institution and however uiAins or
unwiuly may have been done. leave the unvet
sty and every dollar given by the parent
with the Proctor, without cent Now gentlemen ask
~hete the necessity OF snch observance OF discipline
ne hee established The students here treated not
with that courtesy aud respect by the Professors which they
deserve and which OF honor their parents should
be shown them, however unworthy we may be.
AT very recent meeting, resolution passed pro
hibnng Us from meeting in al the public without
written permission from the Chairman IL this act
of Justice after each student having deposited fifteen dollars
IN advance for those the Of themi IL pal
pablo TO the students and citizens at this place. that
governed by men whose every action proves them be
utterly destitute at all consideration. Now they arc
very much afraid that the Legislature will withdraw from
them the $4,000 which has been heretofore annually al
lowed hen and they have been working only this with
out on ere to the beneting of these under their
The people OF Charlottesville kicked up such dust about
the course OF the Proctor, threatening their influence
IN the matter against the institution he
and IN order 10 keep the before the
they sacrificed him for the present, intending rensac
him again.
Now gentlemen, in regard the expenses OF this place
Think Sirs fifteen dollars which have pay for each
dormoIy annually, is sufficient keep them in good re-
pair. The fifteen have pay for the use of the pub
nc rooms ought TOR hesvens sake, make them only
comfortable, bu; elegant The hotel keepers have 20 pay
some $500 for their houses sufficient amount 10 be sure
Tor them Beside the above named each
has TO pay $40 contingent fund, amounting TO 500 in
tho aggregate You will not be surprised now If in
form you that the of former session have already
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TIE fiN1,epsiry,,

We publish the letter day. because we love All s,d,s
70 be hsords The UapsTsty getting on Jadiv We fenr-
INQUIRE the aborve attempt the other day, to give Il
PRECIPITATION whitewashhg-un attempt not Ices sbotve
hon was obvious - tho fasaeous observer. "Ticke
mo- and will "scrai1h y1u," is an old Ramc-or ss d.
said Daiseny expressed il, tho game Of gH gsT' Il.
understood throughout EurUpe" Help hers IN Rich
Honf 20 es'ablish the d'm0rg Institute and We will help
you dong Ni's ydu' UHer6ty Schemes wb6 10 onrnp.
pteusioh The 5argaps bq'ssin unuihsted Jy the GOOD
s5nsc fthe Coisgo aid Education CoDvsntlons Gen.
tssnou, end very distinguished men Of talents too-ysrs
"boist vih lhoir own pe4rd y .. .tI.. A
We propose few days regularly disess. the Uni
vefsitV '.I
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.Of her. whom often beheld with pride
Turning the tide OF well earned honor homc,
Now speak We briefly.
So swiftly shot h,r fame frOra Isle TO Isle
One heeunR Moon behold its rapid growth.
Palms. which DER Others tolls, successive rise,
The tardy growth OF ions uncertain years,
Brighten, al once, upon her youthful brows."
The great attraction the Theatre during the pas, week
has been engagement Mis- Mo who has apPe ared
in several of her tavorite Characters.
In the history OF those who have various times be-
come distinguished Performers. mad they have either
been born the Bosrd, accident and misfortune have
been VITA few exceptions. ir 10 the stage, aud
even after entering Theatre, have had bjo their imo
beUro Ihey have been Fortunate enough attain the
nit Ct their ambition, namely. leading characters and the
public applause. IN the career Of Mrs. Nowau We are
furnished with instance OF one, who until within lew
monls has had connection whatever with tire STAGE
but whose education aud doubtless her disposition.
ously qualified well this profession that 10y the
icice OF her genius, she has been enabled without
taking preliminary steps, 10 mOua At once 10 the high
enlnence the ladder ct theatrical lame"
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TO THE MEMBERS or THE LEGISLATURE

The omr mt lawyer, Chapm'n Johnson, Esq., who was
appointed f'vrra SINCE TO revise and digest the
criminal lv. o. .inu, having resigned the post Il will
DO necesSsryto appoint a successor.
The wnor Of tins hagty communication takes the ber
Of bringing to the notice othe legislature in on
with this Office distinguished lawyer Of tb. CITY Io..
Mayo, Esq Mt Mnyos habits ofindusy and his p,,r.e,
Familiarity With tho criminal laws Of ibis commonwealth
'nd 'd,ed Of criminal jurisprudence generally 6t him
cuary Tor the task OF revising and dge.tng our cu
nal code the Legislature shall think proper 10 confer
this appointment upon Mr. Mayo, they may rely upon his
Prompuhude aud fidelity, A LAWYER
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RICHMOND DAILY WING
THURSDAY noRNINe. DECEMBER rs. Is,s.
.W9O ARE THE PEOPLEl'

We commence to. day, and hope to conclude
tomorrow, the profound reflections addressed,
under this title, to TIE PEOPLE OF VIRGIL
MA.
While we say thus much in commentator of
them, and might say infinitely more-for, to cur
apprehension, they are most weighiy, conclusive
and unanswerabe-worhy of the most gifted Of
British intellects-of Macauley, or of Brougham
I'VE feel it a sort Of necessity to add, that they
are not from the pen of the writer signing him.
self .Junius." but are from the pen of one who
in the elimination of others, now ranks among
the first at the Bar of the Appellate Courts.
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TO "a BELIEVER IN MAGNETISM So

"Concip" would say 10 III. "friend most ,rulv" tb,,
whilst from the tenor Of his received through the p
o.. he bot regard him ing what he him
SELL yet he has missed his aim IN surprising "Conoiot
pennod the article signed "Cumrnon Sense" "Coptlo ~,
readily assumes the responsibility Of his own acts. Lu, not
those Of strangers. tie doubts moi. however th,t"4
lever IN Magnetism" could find the author ri Com
mon Sense" on application the Wing Office II he !.
very DESTROYS Of knowing. His r. 8. contains good
maAim-ono certainly that "COncip" will ever practice
upon, IN his Dtefc With oil The sdyice howe
YER was by no needed, "Conciio PROCESSES
T. weigh his words and order hs conduct with due propr
ety. ~ respect TO oil men, high or low.
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III The Ladies OF the Hanover Circle OF Iudustry
will hold FAIR OF useful and fancy articles the head
OF the Mechancsvic Turnpike. about 1--WE mile. from
Richmond, commencing Christmas Day, and uibg
the two following days. Abundant dinners will be prepar
cd aud other refreshments. All these things will be Of
Tered at reasonable price. The proceeds o the Fair will
be appropriated "a the erection OF House OF Worship a, or
near the head OF the Turnpike tor the and be under
the control, OF the Prcsbypria Church connected with
the Bethlehem Congregation.
Hanorsr county, l2th Dee, lsI5. IA
ID THk LADIES MANoaKsrER will furnish an excel
lieut. SrrrLR st tho Sizers Hotel, lManchesicr) ON
THURSDAY. the 18th inst. price 50 cen) The proceed,
To DO applied 10 tho completion of the new Methodist
Church. The citizens Of Richmond and Manchester are
informed that the doors will be opened at O'Clock
The Enquirer, Compiler and Star, will please copy
twice. A. NJ ~
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JANE5 RIVER AND RANAWHA COMPANY
The fret and mort mporaO work required by this CorL
pany, is The connection with Jewater on Outay II
one hundred thoussnd dollars II s probsbo thi.
may be toeed; sid f,r tho Of the expenditure
where could much money 10 saved n the merchant
Orfaher tho planiori MOI less than thirty ihnssnd
dollar arc useessly thrown yearly tor The daysg9
tobacco Hour snd coal, rofa t boss 70 the slipping
Which this connection would obyaiej and w .sdduon
nosfy equp for the drayage merchandise brought
20 the city and tronyfcued to c boats. The freight Of
Ton q pl,s,trGo BostonJsusday oae doarspd Jebfay
ego Of the hall mile through city, - The
freight Of sack ofsat from ~ Y, cents, and tho
for tho support of tho deyen N the city Where 10 tho
world ean people be fonnd whow5ud this quietly sab :
init q tar u forty hfy thousand dollars per annDm
wuch oould bassSss by sbi iac6hsidstet11i
LIT tho InPrssent ot tive people, asnuog Into
res phS IN fsSvsossh the burten. examine the 6rs,ter
and whatever they may do relative to the Company, insist
upon the tdc.waer connection the very fret undera-
king.
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70 ~ t''''y' . y VT h,pn

Gendeusn--l osiled ~ yctr ONCE on Saturday last
Where ! wac informed that ]. X. Suth, Northumbef.
snj was the suthof Of aeef which appeared In the Wing
Of The 20 inst over the signature of sking Vio-
lent and personal attack upOa pity bis weakesss and
despse bis wekedness In al that portion Of ms letter
complaining Of me, there is bo, single uuth and that y
thut nm imperfect You rnsy consider II your duty
hcsss Ediiors publish ilo ctcr4 81 every tide Jack
who chooses 20 bray Of through the columns Of the
Wbig but know NY friends will and the public must oG-
euse for refusing notice them. IL u chds piay 10
stick es With pin, and can't indulge In such part
MoSDlY, 18th Dec, 1875. y ? HARVEY
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Correspondence Of tue American.

Inc supreme |oaFt wac Crowded to-day to OVERLOOKING
~ WEBSTER in continuation Of the touching
the constutonay Of the Laws uf the State Of New York
imposing tax upon oil the cabin and steerage passenger
and upon all seamen ard Of vessels arriving tho
port Of New York. Mr. Wobs,ef's argument was n very
mastery The members Of the bar and the Senators
and Representatives who heard IT, all speak Of its great
ability.
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On the l7h Of November, at his residence in Caroline
county, W., WV. p. NaPEE in the seth year Of his age
lie had been confined 10 hs bed for than ~ months
from fall which made him a cripple u tho day Of his
deaih. Mr. Napier soldier in the Revolutionary
war, and at York Town, when CORVALLIS surrender
red 10 the American Hero. Often has he heard to
relate the circumstances Of that event. with feelings Of JOY
and tsptuei and frequently no would she'd At hear
ing the well known une Of Washington's March, played
~ instrument Of music.
The Raleigh Register Is requested TO copy
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Commonwealth. were IN his jadgnsat. ssiesn, ~ chow
the folly and m-chicvcus tendency OF the
in the re- pott Of the Committee,
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Correspondence Of the Mobile Daily saver.erI
: ----- NrN-DRIEA.s. Do. O 9 n,clnrk z

.'a VENEZUELAN, DC~. y y O'Clock J.. VI.
Ionrsd mention, yesterday, (becaose / did not then
khow how lar the facts should be made pubc) that
Of confusion occurred the morning in the supreme
court u The State, which in session IN tins city,
Hon. Rice Garland, Of the Associate Judges made
his first appearances ihsl mon.pg l5ke his scat The
court open o. he time Of has entrance, and immsd
atey upon HE Appearance the presiding Judge ordcttd the
couuto be adjourned which was done. Judge q. remon
uated, but IN vain. After the other Judges had rsuod he
addressed the misunderstanding effect that on Saturday
last Wpon MS aivul in the city. he Wss appfsed Tor tie
hrt time That scandal ou, putgoflnR That be had
been Dbed While acting ia Js judicial eapseIty 10 give
partial decision. The charge he was sbe 10 repe by
inc0niesubio testimony. nDd that lomOifow sI morn
lag he would endeavOr o. do THIS morning upon lie
opening Of court he found ihatA forma charge would e
preferred srd Va. already IN pogrcs, ugainsthin and a.
terra few iouthng and appropriate remarks, discaimnR
any wish les pa interrupt the regular proceedings i
the courby claiahDg Ms right ~ IN the bench bc
roihed Oin the uDniI foo. PuAe opinion ~ cons dera
by divided the question Of his guilt otinnoeente-
There T., however general feeling of fepfe Renson
hrooRhootihs community the strange and beh-handed
rneastes taken W the court In IL proceedings yesterday
I morning
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MRS. MOwATT,
MRS. MowATT.

This lady who attracted popularity hero, appears
have stsctcd Charleston: The Mercury ct
the
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Judge Garland Of Louisiana.
We quote the following curious passages from
difi,.rant unnnrs.
JUDGE GARLAND.

At M early hour this morning and before any Of the
other Judges appeared Judge Garland took his the
Bench OF the Supreme Court and addressed brief dis
the auditors that rad assembled ~ the
expectation that tie promised investigation would DC made
The inquiry having taken place. Judge Garland said
in few ord-, that he ready to defend hs reputation.
but would NJ. Idge until his thought proper
10 bring forward their charges.
Judge Garland then down ffom the bench and re-
tired IRON the Count In a few minutes sfJefs ards
Judge Martin sad the other judges took Their Gnd pro-
ceeded with the business OF the tribunal
This j. sad sort OF aIir-four OF the Supreme Judges
refuse TO sit with colleague, and hear Of dsclo
the OF the IeiCss. IL Is manifest that the
judges believe tao charges to be welt founded least
they iowsrds their coniTee they Old. Wei! then,
what j. the nsture Of tho charges1 What
magnlfed by popular opinion beyond reality.
Mex 0rlssH, CsEr.er.
SuFRtxE CoURr.-fhere we. considerable excitement
caused IN city DAY before yes sTdsy owing the
sudden dournment Of the supreme Count by Judge Mar
tin on account OF certain allegations against Judge Gar.
land Yesterday alto O'clock the Court Room
ded hear any iSriher proceedings the question
Judge Gand into Court and stated that II with
deepest feelings Of regret thoi he appeared in posi-
tOn he obliged p assume, owing 20 the condGet OF
those with nm the bench. lie expected that
they would nave appeared him. and afford him
opportunity OF having the fully investigated.
They had into Court aud he had every reason
believe that while he there. they would appear. In
retard the business Of the Court had thought
proper make this statement and announced the
members OF the bar that until tie charges against hin were
fully Investigated he would mott take IN the business
the Court He also said that investigation should take
place, with which the public should be satisfied tie had
received communication from the Attorney General up.
the subject OF the Acdged accusation. which showed
the feelings OF te other Judges OF the Bench towards him
Judge Garland spoke with much feeling and stated tina
under tie Circumstances, he would exercise his unc
uons Uni the matter IN question be properly understood
Aier he expuStOns VI his position, he greeted by
warm applause by those persons Who IN Court We
trust tins affair viii, al ouce, be satisfactorily settled.
Aver Judge Garland cii, Judges Martin. Blafd, Mur
ply and Simon took their spd the bus mess oil
! The Court proceeded with The case of Bernard Ma
nsHy Martin. appealed from the District Court was ds
1 mi.sed "-N. u. Bee
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MAR RIED
DIED,

In Prince Edward County, ut Mr. sam'l G. Andersons.
the llth inst. by tho Rev. Mr.. Sparrow, WILLIAM BAR
RTT Esq. Of Richmond, 10 Mrs. MAsoARET PALMER.
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''.+'i o.. Busie Oh me Roeks '..'-
VS. bhdtrslaod HAT The bstfornIpee Of a. N,,.,.,
on bc RgpE u pnsngn. 3 On dnhysiod exhibition ana
ekf.ie, utuscrsaI sdmrsnon. E5
" The Baltimore sun u yesterday says, there ha.
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION, Sc
Il w RANDOLPH a CO, I2I Main ST.. have for sale
Proceeding and DehaIts Of the Virginia Convention
lssO'3O.
Debates ai Proceedings Virginia Convention Of i7ss
ssefei roceedngs and Debates OF Feiesl Convention
ITsy re
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tJ.Adverusssn.ht- intended fcs our Inoninss rap.r
must b btoaxh Ia before O'Clock the previous o,onnx
70 insure an insertion; and hose f Monday mornings pa
per On Saturday.
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@inbeinliI0e Gutter.

Die llntsrlbrisbsnsn iino juff suriidssfsbrt
bon pblabrlpbia uno srtffnsn bsuts Die ercste
uno pcDlfilife ausnabl BON nenbeimiben
trcfnen G0tsrn" jemals su 8srfauf sroHnet
in Msabin9, beifebeno gum She'll Gus
Slaasn, braun uno grinen 9ee Sfin.
gsblebt unb un9eb!eibtsn DO.
DO. DO. Woslin.
Sattune uno SettsSise.
Sstts uno SbirynsSdfb.
SettsSarbenb.
0ufiifbe uno Sild,sDsdsn.
Netbe 9elbe unb neies Ttannsls.
Salsorine Yrints.
Sblifte unb 9smlrfstts loalbleinen.
Soufabad 6anotiitbsr.
Wariners Soemben.
9cppsliaItia 9ebleibte Betttiber.
Woasne 9ifcbbeGsn.
Srans6ftfbe OskSies &c.
QBoju bic Mufmerffamfsit bss publieums cts
bstsn rptre,. bspcr fte fonffmo faufen, oa fis Cd
ju ibrsn 8rostsn @ortbsle finbsn wsrben.
O'Srien unb Hai9nel.
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= 40 @&$ @-{Rsll
SSerlpeir0fl1cf.

.-sur6 pen gbrw. 5rn. y. @teinta6cr, all,
26. p!sIes, Or. Seronaub e6psn, BON bier,
init D1rs. gatbarina 8. Saae, BON 3aness
bile, Ohio.
--eurh psn gbrp. 9rn. r.. s. German, am
19. pieies, 6err mm. QuHter NIT Wli6 Gu:
fanua 8lnpsr, beiOe Don 0cbcfon
--ourb ben ebrrp. Srn. z. u. pauli, am
16. pislee, 5srr Daniel Staut init Wtib Has
na 4nperlou, teipe pou 6HosIter9.
- burtb ben gbr,p. Srn. GIjab Ollller, an
90. cisfes, 6err Gummers growsa bon Gap
map, 81. Serfep, nit Wli6 Glen see!ie bon
Waioeueriet 9aun(hip.
--rurb Den gb:sp. 5rn Sfaae 8bller, ain
II. oieies, 6srr Salomon Abn mlt D1B Gs
fiber Sang, bsipe BON Waratapnp.
-am 20tten, 5r. Scbennee Sloa bon Wai'
oenerlef, nit Dlib gI'iatstb OIinser bon
Nusfombmanor.
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Sube, GaiImirs uno Satttnetts.

Su6e, GalImirs uno Sattinetts.
O'Srien uno Raisuel babsn juif srbaz
ten unb finb nun am @rofnen elmer febr nObs
feilen Got bon
Sbwars uno blausfbwarjsn Guben nIpQes
9efdrbt
Slaue uno unfbt6ar 9rine DO.
Olive unb braun DO.
9rapprts uno 9smifbte DO.
SeapsrsSude ron allen Sarben unb preifen.
Shwarg une blausfbwarie sn9lfbs unb frans
joffbs Saftmirs.
@enirfslt uno ssifrsifte 8udffin DO.
Sattinetts bon afen Sarten uno Yrsiien.
bc. 9sitrsift unb 9swttrtsIts.
Sentudp Scans, ftbtibt, 9eifreift unb 9e,pirs
felt. @sswill'9te Seapsr. Elm porsi9libsr 2trs
'tfsl fir Sads&cds, ;uiammsn NIT fbltbten
uno farbi9sn Seiben Sslpet, Sattins, 8dnep
Sud-, uno atle 9rtsn bon 9Ssifsnssussn, fbds
Iib fit Die Sabrsseit. meSu bic 9(uflnsrffams
felt erbetsn miro in Rn. 6,
6eleene Ku9el 5tobr.
Msabing, Gsptember %. tp.
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bert, unb feline eeibe in cine Ibtritterube
eerporfen. @isnep lieb fib ipdter auf
ben pferoe Oapis' in Sennef1ee bliden,
no Elm Sefannter ces Grmoroeten, oefen
unerfldrites &erfbminoen piet Uufieb.
en- errs9te, oas Yfero erfannte. Orob'
uneen. oab man ibn lpnben peroe, preBs
ten elsnep nlbt allein oas 9ettanonlB
ab, Dap Oaois ermoroet uno feline eel6e
in fene Grube eeporfen poroen fei. fon-
bern oab aub felt mebren Sabren cine
pobl or9aniiirte Sanoe beifebe, Die raube.
fallbes Gelo made. Ne9er fteble uno
Morotbatsn nidt ftbede, uno oab oleie
Sanoe @enonen BON Cincinnati bleytasb'
DiQi 5dble. uls man Die Grube unter'
fubte. wuroe nibt ollein Der ermoroete
Oaps eefusoen, fonoern oub blpel anoere
@erippe BON Wdnnern Die obne 3lpeltel
auf dbnlibe 8eiie um5 0eben famen
Gin ,lebeltbater. - patrd Wle9larnep
febisn ein srobsr lIebeItbater Su isin une
9ebiasr's "gbret Die Sraueu, &c. mic aele1eu
au baten. CT lebt III 8rooflpn, no ibn uun
O1eguacuab wr9en Infaa uup WiBbanplnns
rerflaste, mas ftcb i'll frlsenoer Wslie sutrus:
We9earnep faste Der O1apam WeS SulIousb,
baB er lte 5u fpree6sn phnGbe; pem9emd6 ttcfs
te fte ben 8elen anm Senfter blnaus uno ent>
aesnete; paB CT iteb all bisfen penpsn m6se.
gr aoereItrte (ttb alIo Oil nies uhslitbs 5aus:
serath, er9rlf es uno tle6 es auf fsnesnsas
CARTE unc mlce QBsiie ius Senitsr 3urhf,
no es nit Wao. Wle@ uIcuab's reisenner Yers
fcn in gontaft serietb. CIR mM6te fit psGe
ible Sebanpluu9 oes "!BeIems" 81 rs Stras
fe besablenL uno miro fttb, penn ibn grfats
runs psist, nifbt mebr NIT SeIsn bsfaiIsil.
Sffapen. - Oie In,abI Der Gtlapen
auf bem amerifaniIeben gcntinente wirb fol-
aenoermaben ansGebIaaen: 8ra(tlien 2,5O0,:
900; Ser @taaten $500, 600; IraniGtbe So,
lcnien 100000; frais6fltbe gnlonen $50,
600; hclldnblIbG bdnlIebe unp fcbwecifbe
golcnien 10000 !; filoamerlfaniftbe Nepubs
liten 100000. Sotallumme 6,000,000
3u safapette in culftana, lit an 23. Hus.
sin tlutiser Sampf aniIeten einrm 5aufen
Srlinber ullb SfatDitten poraefaaen, nobel
anf bsloen Seiten fbpere Ssrnunoun9en
porfitleu.
Cine 9tufJats fir mhBse $eute. - O1an
bat bere6net, eaB bic Sabl ber 6aare anf
snem ae,pbbnliebsn menfhsnfcpf bunoerts
bier5istanfeno tetrase. Gs ttebt Sseem frei
nab,ujabem.
use Delf es Sablennarren init t1ren Ses
reebnunaen trebsn, 5eist oct berllbmte Gta:
tittitsr Baron gbarles Dutin, ber fb Die
Olhbe asscben BAT, 3u bereebnen, ca6 felt ber
gribafuns Der Det, naeb Der BELL Sebrlft,
26,62s, ,s43, ,25s, ,075. $40 O1enlhen ssttorben
feien. ..-
2usscfniffen. - Gin gewiGer Davenport,
Isent oct erprsbIinie oes 6rn Sap, 81. o.,
bat fth NIT einem pafete, bas So, 500 uno
wsetiel Don beosutsnsen Summen entbielt,
un(lobtbar ee,naebt Cine Srlcbnuns bon
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