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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

Delaware LOTTERY. Glass %.
80 II 70 20 GO so SO ca 4 40 IS 10 81 81
Lowest prize ell
we have dono IL again. Nos 10. III, 10 in puko.
moke RIVER Lottery, Class 50. Prize 81 400 sold 10
a gehileman IN This city. N "
sp20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

fRESH SALMON "A few casks OF F,s.h No
- Salmon. Just reed and for sale bv
np24 AI.Ex rIIRNrp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

SPLENDlD WoRK BOXES Splendid Rose
~ Wood Work boxes. inlnid with Pearl, fitted on,
y" handsome style. aud d ecIdedly the ~pret,iesl things
ever seen. Just received.
up "a I u~opNppoou
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

P.k"m"ke River Lottery. Glass 80,
"a 10 4S s IS 66 10 SIS 81 a % 81 Ok
Lowest piize 81.
P"komoke River Lottery. Cl,s. 81.
70 % ~ al ~ Is So So 70 SIS So 81 10 sc
Lowest prize So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

'.sos "a and So Shoe md Leather at. Bo.ion. and
NO eO Peerl street. New York. would respectfully
.nv'e dealers in these articles. visiting either cf,hs
,o"ve c'"es to coll and ezhmine their stock Of goods
before maxi, g their purchases. as.urior them iha, il
" WI moi be fund inferior 10 any in The county,
Nv * ). are extensively engaged in manufacturing
and CAP 'hefeicfo supply dealers on The moe, roa.'
'o"a''o "rm'. I'm up %
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
1'IPP II COUNTY

PROBATE Court, September Term 1915.
NI ENJAMlN BOWERS, one OF the Hers
E ~ OF The Estate at Haywood Bowers, de-.
ceased. Prayed the Court by Petition,
fr thc sale ot The lands, OF real estate Of sand
deceased, to wi:-The Sou,h.wes, quarter Of
Section -, Township 2, of Range l, Ets' -
Also the Nor'h w'rl qaari.r ct Section "
Township q. Range East --Alsn the North.
west quarter of Sfcinn % Township 3. Kanga
B. East; and Also L,l No |, in Brick No. "a,
III the i'own ~ Ripley Mississippi; setting forth
that there are several Heirs entitled 10 por
tion thereof and that an equal division cannot
be had among me Heirs, l. was
therefore ordered by the Court, that citation
issue, r. qurirg al persons interested, 10 be and
appear at the November Term, lS45, of the
Probate Court OF TiPpah County, TO be held At
he Court House thereof, on The First Monday
N November next, and show cause, If any they
have, why said lands shcud not oe sold, aud
SAID citation be published for six successive
weeks N the r pley Advertiser, a newspaper
in the town u Ripley, and that cna.
hon issue TO all the Legalees residing in the
State of Mississippi.
Witness, Honorable X r Th7mas, the pre-
e'ding Judge OF SAID court, and the zeal
thereof annexed the la September lS45.
Issued he Sd Sep,emhr, lSi5
DANIEL HUNT, CLERK
September 9Th lS45-42-6w
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To Printers.
0NYPE FOUNDRY d PRINTERS' FIJI

MYPE FOUNDRY f. PRINTERS FIN
~ lSHING AAKE HOUSE.-The sub
scr,bers have opened a new Type Foundry in
the CITY # New York, where u ey are ready TO
supply orders 10 any extent, for any kind of job
or fancy Type. LEX. Paper, Cases Galeys,
Brass Rule, Steel Column Rules, Co nDosing
Sucks, Chases. and every article necessary for
a Prinii Office.
The 1yoe, which are cast in new mouds,
from an entirely new set of matrices, with deep
Counters, are warrented 10 be unsurpassed by
any, and will be sold at prices 10 suit The times
All the type furnished b, n is "hand cast F"
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines Of he most approved patterns.
N. B-A MachList is constantly in stten.
dance TO repair Presses and do eht work.
COMP sIrIoN ROLLERS CAST FOR Printers
Editors Of newspapers. who will buy lhrs 9
times ss much Type AZ their bills amount TO-.
may give the. above six months insertion IN
their papers, and send their papers coniain'ng i
to the subscrIhefr.
CROCKCROrT 4 OvEREND,
Sept 20ls&S- 6u 0Ann ssrsst.
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Su~IIr late Firm Of GALlhliER 4 oar
RETr- tile day dssoved ny mutual
- con,cn,, or by l. u Gsf,e'i's boyhg
on, Tho entire ,n,eres, o. David Gslishsr.
Therefore, MI porsops hoIdrg cls'os against
said firm will present them to l. q @ uel' for
p,,mcu,--snd ihose Indebted 10 tam firm are
hereby no "a d To- mike payment IL l., u Gar
ret, who 10 alone dolly authorized 10 receive
tho same.
GARRETT q GaLLAHER
August L., FAB
P.S TIE pul nc are hereby o''fi'd' thar 'he
uodcrslnnpd will not be bound for any account,
lole or contract made with or by an agent ~
duvers, " i,hout his kaowledae or srprnha'lon
l. q. GARRETT.
September 18Th lsl5-4S-3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

E ETTERS Of Administration having been
A grantrn 10 the undersigned on the Els.
tate of CHARLES Walker. deceased, al the
September term, iS45. # the Probate Cour, Of
rppah County M s-ss pp Notice is hereby
gwen 10 all persons indebted TO said eS'aie to
make immediate payment And all those hav
ing claims against said estate are notified 10
present the same duly authenticated. within the
time prescribed by law; or they will be forever
barred.
THOMAS NEWTON,
HUGH WALKER.
| Administrator's Of
i Charles Walker, deceased
September Oh l645-42-6v
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's'p's, CD Inn.

4\UARLES MILLER, Re'urHs his
u thanks to the Public for the iibe'a'
patronage heretofore bestowed o" nun
as an Inn Keeper, and would state maj ne
has Just competed an entire new building
IL III. nea,es' style, Immediately IN from
ol The old house, f"rmeri. occupied by h'"'
where he will be pleased to accommodate
B mr,iers ana Travellers He fianers h'm
,.t, he will be able To give satisfaction, a.
h. is determined tina, his Table and Stable
SHAH h. we'll supplied with the bes' that The
country viii afford, and Ina, his CAdrses
.hal, lie AZ LOW us the LOWEST.
Ripley Miss, June 22d 1874.
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THE DEACON FOR ME.

rPapa.' ga d one Of his boys 10 the deacon. W
u had funny dream last night :, .,
.Weli, Tommy, what was your drean'! ,i
II Dire AIMED The devil Game TO your store y
The dcvi!'
.Yes, "a, The devil: that he found you draw,
ing plaes Of gin for ANDRE James, VINO had
fits, and broke little bsby's arm the other dsy'
because she cried when he came home drunk
And thought he devil came up tn the counter
and laid The end Of his 'a'l IN char, and lean
ed over towards the bar ell where you were
s,ooprp 10 draw il, and asked ynu f you wa a
deacon. And | thought you dldn't look up hu'
said you was: and he gr.nned and shook hs
TAIL like ca, tina, has a rat, and says he to M
wha,'s the deacon for me-" and ran out OF the
s,ore Laughing so loud that put my fingers ="
nv ears and woke up -.
The deacon ou, the traffic and j,ined the
Washiuptonian temueraDce society.
ANNExA1loN CoMPLETE.-Fexas having &C
cep,ed, by her convenu"p' tne 'e1Ws vi a",'
alton oroposad BY the United States, Mr.. Polk
has decided tho compact to be complete, and
ITO coun,r,es now one; aud mas. therefore, re
.fneed TO hold Official intercourse with Texas As
Foreign country. We hope this DECISION
will a, last s,op the Queries OF set OF political
adven,urers who s,lll insist on rouslng up ."
naxa,ion az hobby TO ride into once upon
Sentinel.
ARREST OF CouNrERF e1rEns.-We have
o,ed the arrest ut gang 10 Kentucky oy
the agen, Of certain Charleston Banks Inc
charleston Courier Of the I'd inst, learns tina
euch secre, and confidential information hat
been received, designating the persons and pur
poses of the whole gang, which Is probably ont
Of the most extended and best organized eve
known in the country. that will 1t ad 10 the brea
king Up and arrest Of the whole.
SINGULAR CIRcUMsrANcE.-As TIE work
men were tearing down the old buildings q
Washington Street, Boston, just above III
Lamb Tavern, they found concealed in the roo
q small wooden box, well flied with bark b'
which unfortunately all proved to be count FL
felt, and were probably placed there some fv'
snd.twenty years age, by some great roEu
who never returned to take them away. III
bills were toleraby we'll executed. and read
for circulation.
The Burnt District Of Ne,o York 1t ,s no
but two months since a large portion OF u
main business quarter OF the CITY was reduce
20 reap Of ruins, by the most disastrous Ii
hut one that has ever occurred in New York.
rebuilding had commenced, and at the presr
time several stores have been rebuilt, furnish.
with new stocks of goods, and the occupants a
AZ busy 40 ever irving TO drive nail in Il
wheel OF fortune. From all parts Of the dlstri
aecends the musical ring Of The maeon's irow
anv before winter 10 upon us. the smoking heal
Of hslf DESTROYED bricks and mortar will ha,
disappeared. giving peace to long rows Of war
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From tho Richmond Enquirer
INIENrEREN ca.
ny ms tioouRsfy.
Parent, who With sp,ech c,s feeling,
Der lby Graded measure beat,
Every year Dsw claims revealing,
", Thy wealth VI love unsp,ni;
Has thou seen tho blossom bIghud,
by q dear, un,ipsly ifos'l
Al thy lstcrs unrcquiieo'
Every glorious promise loe'l
W,fel-wh agony unspoken,
Shrinking from III clon's rod,
Il Thy prcp--,hine 'die broken
Fondly ,rus,cd--nex, to God'
Hu.bsnd!--o'er thy hope mou'ner,
Or thy chosen friend ashamed,
Hast thou 10 her burial borne ber,
repented-unreclaimed!
Child!-in thy tender weakness turning
To thy heaven appointed guide,
Doth a Iava.poison burning,
Tvnge with gall sfecnon's tide!
Still that orphan b6rben bearing,
Darker than The grave can show,
Dost thou bow thee down despalring
r. heritage Of woe!
Coun,ry!-on thy sons depending.
Strong in manhood. bright in bloom,
Hast thou seen thy pride descending
Sarouded to the uncouded tomb!
Rse!- eagle ,pinion soaring
R,se.-like one ofgod like BIRTH
AND, Jehovah's aid imploring,
Sweep, the spoiler from the earth
The Charleston Courier, one the H''s' u''
,inpuished literary papers IN The country, ahu
ding 10 the poems oi "Amela, says mat moor
himself never conceived q more exquisite fanc
than the following:
The twilight hours like birds flew BY
AS lightly and as free;
Ten thousand stars were IN the SKY,
Ten thousand on the sea;
For every wave with dempled face.
That leaped up IN tue air,
Had caught star IN lie embrace,
And held il trembling there.
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Medicine.

|HVuR, EnrlN-, Sweet Oil, Cal"'sel, laser ,;''
Oil, Jalap, Rhubarb, Godf'ry' V"'",a'
.Paragoric, Spirit. N'tre, Thnmps"hs rye
Water, Cinnamon and Aniseed shl, t'n pn"'
mt Bateman. Drops, by b. WALKER
Ripley, may ls43.
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h uss, more trsulfus, fosIly snd fufs.n''A
,lss ibo,, wbub onee m,upmi ne ahuhu -
.1uy ~ sJws. sd Aisd,nfs 's"p VS. ~
meet ts ~ slisa'inp ~ NV TOW energy 81"
eo,sIp o.. 1T omn~e'si AdaH "v'
s-u-s~~-s~s
srTtr Tennessee Animal Conference ~ no
N u, Cbucb, hoU'h. 's n.~ N .eys'en ~ '''s
pl.,e,hayag sohyeprd cn wednesdsy nmnihr
l.d A lsg,e nu'nbsf u Preachers are pfesen',
AID the services ~ 'br tbuich Az s''etdrd w
l,,re cfo~ d. ~ rnEns, and v'si'oss INN other
y ares. The itev jours u Andrew tone "a
me Di.hcps) =. bou,lv tnpre'ed---hu' hrs mo-
vet TEA he'd here TIE du'es III Pie.'d'np W
htu Me discharged y the Nev Aes' L. y
Il con. OF Nssh,,l p.--llun. Adv.
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COTTON 4 wool 0A!.X|siu s,
mr. the finest quality and best m.s.ner 81
" received and for 90 IL 1t KING W'Tr,..
Feb 20, l64S. J. D.
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Fine Brandies.

A superior article Of Brandy and Brand Che
ries, Wines Of various kinde, old Holland Gin.
with many kinds Of liquors too tedious 10 msa'
iion, all Of which will be sod low BY
Feb. 20. l645. ]. B. WALKEI.
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ENrGE.S
OF THE
YlO1kSi; SHOT;
A TRADITIONAkY TALE
OF THE
COCK D.HAT G E N Tx
OF THE OLD DOMAIN.

tv the Author of"The Cavaliers Of Virginis
rlHARLES YANCEY has the pleasure CT
~ informing the Southern public 'ha' ne WI
issue from HE Press in West We'umpka, Ala.
"a few weeks, the above named Novel. by q
distinguished author residing in the State Of
Georgia.
The KNIGHTS OF THE HoRsE SHOE will beis
sued in Pamphlet form, 2 vols. l25 pages, or
more, each. Price IS cts. per eingle copy--S
copies TOR $500; 20 copies br $40.
Letters by mail, post paid. enclosing the
money, will receive prt mot attention. Address
CHARLES YANCEY,
We,umpks, Ala.
Wetumpka, Ala, July Is. l645.
pNewepapers in Alabama, Georgia, and
Mississippi, copying the above. shall receive
copy Of Inc work and a, the same time, confer
q favor which will be reciprocated when oppor
,unity offers. Z. 7.
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Tin Ware.

good supply II tin ware, consisting OF 90!
fee pots, wash and milk pans, strainera
buckets with covers Of various si2es, candle
,nonlds, -rd grid irons for sale by
may, lS44. J. B. WALxEA
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slrugS h Family
MEDICINES.

oClS SobS'c"c '" f
,:
Quinine, Too'h Brushes,
unel, Spring Lancer hiadeS'
parrgoric, Cream Of Tartar;
'nrdlsl, Red g. whlle pfecIplla'e
Drops, Hsrish"rn, lpecac'
Camphor, Castor Oh S"eei VII
Alcohol, Ri som Sails,
Peppermln,,Sp Turp, nllnc,
eed, Co,k's PILE,
iras, Lees do
?, Bpckwi,h's do
, Sapp ne,on's do
10. ElAm Vnrlol,
10. Parclp Carb. Iron,
., Kreosotp, Morphine,
o,s, Mercurlai Olaimen,,
Tartar Em,Iic,
,rk, Wine g. B'ue Vilriol,
FIIs. sulphur
'megs, Swt. Spls Nnre,
all. Hive Sytup
wood, Caihar'ic Worm -
J, ard, Salt Fe,re, Phi, Boxes,
A,sortaa Walls,
capsules Number SIX,
Swans Panacea,
lila, Syrup Sienna,
'esis, Agu" Pills,
re, Rochelle Ssls,
onoil, Mayn,sla,
a, Jutkms Ointment,
,ark, Basllcon do
Is, Hop Leaves,
X Root, Gum Arabic,
Vegetable Cane'ic,
Ike root, Comp SpIs Lavender,
Ego Quass'a,
SarsaparilaPuivd Gen,lsn,
palva, FRS solution Arsenic,
ad, SavID O,ntu ent,
Silver, Turner'S Cera..,
I,slc Acid Tirct Muria,e Of lrol.
Batguudy Pitch,
assorted, Shaving Soap.
Sublinate, Wal corks, Tissses,
Mater, Oh Soap,
Black sand, Gum Guiacun,
Flap, Adhesive Plaster,
n, Court do
copper, Tar ~ ACID,
Ssper Carb. Soda,
Iwders, Cubebs, A'um,
rug'nous pills, Quicksilver,
asslum, lodide Iron,
ercury. Phosphorus,
flous Tnctures, and many other ar,i
= e.pecis to keep cons'al ,ly on han
r,men' Of fresh Fymlly Medicine!
nls them ali to be geauine. PuTcha
espectfully solicited to call.
JAMES b. ELLIS,
Physician l. Druggis
Mise, April god lS45.
aid also respectfully tender his service
lens Of the County, in the vsriou
OF MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBsTETRrc!
rms h e thanks to his former patron
c fully so'cciis their continuance.
ce, same heretofore occupied, wher
always be found except when profes
Isent. J. b E.
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900 Pages for Fifty tsnn!!!
PROSPECTUS OF THE

CON ESSIONAL JOURN
The editors Of the t'nited States Journal pro-
IDse t. commence with the next session Of Con-
gress, weekly publ alton uHder the above Ii
tie, to continue through the session, at the IN
precedented low price OF
FIFTY CENTS!
to each subscriber for volume OF FIVE hundred
pagcs.
1t will contain faithful and impartial rec ,rd
OF both Houses OF Congr ss the g,i of all the
important speeches when may be delivered, Il c.
! &c mos. conpetentr-purters will be employ ell
end nothing shall pr. vent il being made worthy
of the patronage OF the public generally The
journal will endeayor. IN is records, to do jus
tice to both parties, that both will feel allowed
to patronse the publication. Ii being the long
SESSION., ne il is called, tie volume will contain
at least 800 pages; each number will contain
| sixteen pages OF solid matter, which will euable
the publishers to give a II the proceedings wor
thy Of being preser, ed in book torn, 10Y binding
aud future reference. The exceedingly low
terms will place it within the re- CHI of all; the
publishers hope that their friends will use their
exestions IN obtaining subscribers.
Those who forward Five Dollars shall receive
Eleven nopes-ren dollars, Twenty three COP.
ies--Twsnty dollars, FIFTY copies--reduciny
the price to forty cents, Tor a volume of 500
pages.
title page and complete index will be added
a. the end oi the volume, to make it the more
cohvelient for future refer nee.
THEoPHILUs FISK.
JESSE E. DOW.
Warrington. August u, lS45.
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e. TRAYS-Tp l all County.

ESTRAYS- TpI ah County.
YUYaKEN up by Sheuod Harris. living .
m,les nor eat OF Spring HUI, on he
road eadlrg 10 Berlin, one black horse,
5 wears old las, Spring. some gear mtIk- on
me shou ders; app'ised 10 S25. Sept 70
TAKEN W by VIM Morgan. living q miles
nor ives, Of Ripley. one black fiie,. 2 wears
old last spring; Apprlssd TO $50 Sep 30
N N ARMOUR. Ranger
October 4 h 1916 --3v
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Serbeirntbct.

-bmrtb ben ebr,p. 5rn. Bm. Yanli, am %
itsn 4pril, 5srr @barles Ses init Dlib D1as
tllpa Waoeira, BON oBinbIor. ...
--am 5. Dlai, 5err 0uben Sielo nit Dlib
Wlaria 5crn, pon 6eipelbers.
|-am 4tem, 5err JOfepb Nob nit D1ib Ga.
ia Stloffer, bon glfab.
-etsnfaus 5srr eljat SIllnser init DliB
Cara Waeiltnser, bon gumru,
-oureb oen gbrm. Srn. Saerb Wsi!sr. ain
lftsm Wlab 5err Carl Iusutt S6bmsr init
WliB gliIabstb Sres, beirs bon bier.
-bureb ben ebrw. Srn. u. &. !6srmau, am
25. Npril, 5err Siaae &. Sinsi bon grstsr,
init O1i6 SuOtb 5artIaan BON ellab.
-bureb ben gbrw. 5rn. 9. lllrieb, I'm 10.
April, 5srr Inoreas gcriB init DliB Wara
4lbert, beibe bon Sstbel.
-nurb pen gbrm. 6rn. Slaae N6lsr, am
4. msai 5err Scbn Slein BON 6amburs, nit
Dlis Sannab Olinser ron Nuseombmancr.
-rnrtt psn gbr,p 5rn, 9. s. 8. Sassr, am
96. 4pril, 5srr 9apio 9SarseIuft nit Di,b
|SuIanna Notbarmsl, bsiee BON wInoIor.
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sWt6ti9e 8efanntmQ6un9

2tlle Oiejeniasn melebs Sdblaueb's $rbenss
@iien; Ieton sebrauebt baten, rtHt sur Slahs
riebt, oaB bon jest al pieic prtiame 1t. pebl'
tbatise Oleci3in jsocrsct 3u haben it, in Nes
aOins, in per Orudtrei pieisr 3eituns unO
tti Farl 2Dihans in Der 7ten Sra6s; in
&uBtaun in per 0ruferei bes 'Seitt D Seit ;
IN Otsr Bern bel Dlelebior Serb, bel ). .Nen:
no uno ar g. Simmelberser's wirtbsbaus
ie; III SsrnDille all o. SeuB's wirtbs
ie in 9ulpsbpaen, uuweit Nbbrersburs, tei
Sobn Seebtel; in womslsborf Sci 8. Soft,
Bisrbrauer in 2iDpamsraun, an 5einr,tb
Staufer's Stcbr.-gs 1T jsbem woblmei:
memo scratbeh nit oieier Weot5in einenDsr.
iut sn maiden. Seionoers pirtIam 1T Ite
bel Dlnttermeb, Sopfibmsr3sn, Ssrstlopfen,
Olansel al GBluit, ober nenn Der Olaaen
oa6 Cden nicbt Dertrasen mill, eben 20 ,pirf.
fam bel Ssitenteeben uno Stifenfetmer,en,
nno audi lei ltncrbnnnsen in Der monatlicbem
Nelnisnna. SIR eeu tlauen Saesn oer Rins
OCT ut lte febr gu empfeblcn, oa Ite oenlelbsn
blnnen furaer 3cit eurirt.
Srieerib 5dlaud.
Npril 90. BY.
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,trm 4a9e, fcnbern III Elm u. ttrieIten @tuir
Be. Sranffurt, WlaimS S6an, Dresden, ,pras
nno cine Nnsabl anberrr 9tdbts, nebtt einis
ae 4aufenb D6rfer ttamoen unter QDatIer.-
Oie (et6ne Brife bel Ortsben murae pea<
seriIen unb biel fh6ne Gstdure purben bes
Itbabiat. Sn allen srobsn Staptsn ltno be.
reits gommitteen 9ebilost, Tim bic Slptblei.
oenoeg 5u unterffasen.
Sbwei3.-3miihen ben freitissn pars
teien 1T es nireIieb gum SlutDsrsicBen ses
fommen. Oas Sreieorps, tpelebcs bas gan'
ton $uSsrn teun:ubi9tG 1T bon ben 3rnppsn
jenss gantons total selhlasen fporoem. Oie
bureb oieIes Ylutperaie6sn DeranIa6te Iufs
reauns erltredt Ib itsr oen sanssn 8uno
unb sin allaemeintr Sitraerfrics tann allsin
Duret fraftiss ma6rcseln BON @eiten Der
Snnoesressrun9 Derbatet rperben. Ole les-
ten Slabrittsn iasen, oaB Der sro6e Natb
eilisit 3ufammenbsrufen iei, I'M ben 3utanp
Der 9inse III untsrfuben. Son ben erhaIs
tenen Sta6ribtem Die 3iemIieb Uer1irrt ltno,
er9ibt itb, oaB Die 4n9reifsnoen NIT &artdts
ibensShi1en 70 fllrebtbar empfanssn ,pnr'
ccn, baB 800 bis 1000 oapon sstcbtst ,purs
een. D1an iast, bab bon 600 Mann, wslebs
aus ptm baIbsn Canton BaId binmaribisr'
ten, MIR 100 snrhftamcH, umo bab nltr sin
Elm sin5i9er Wann nacb &iestbal Surilffam
Steiser uno Nctblcplcs, 5wei Der Gnfiibrer
,pelte 9efIn9en worben, Duroen Dor cine
Wailitar. @ommil(ton scbra6t. gs bsibt oa6
Or. 9niser perb6rt, UsrGrtbsilt uno alslh
eritcden moroen fri. Ser srcbe Gatb bon
Der S6pti5 fam am IL. 4pril sur grtras
Stsuna 5ufammen, ais auf untras Don Wl.
Natf, 0eputlrten bon ct. Sallsn, cine D1a.
joritdt BON IL gantonsn fir cine "gmpfebs
lung" ttatt elmer "einlapuus' ttimmte, pa6
sa5srn cine Amnettie crlaHsm Iollte. Gin abns
llber untras IN Setref Der eantone 4rsau,
SaIais uno 3entno, ipnroe niebt aMeencms
men. Die Sumtne BON 100000 Shwslser
Sranfen ,pnrce aus Der 8unbsstaTe tsniI.
!i9t, uin bic Sruppcn 5u be3ablsn ,pelbe ben
Sampf mltmahten. I'm l2. iollte Die Sras
ae we9en Srrminperuns Der 3ruppsu, bic
burtb pen Scrcrt aufssrufen rparen,sur Scs
rattnns tpmmen. Siepsn gbitoren raoica.
lsr Slatter ipllcn tei osr Expedition scscn
snssrMs nnscfcmmcn cper scfansen rpOrbsn
ieiu.
Spanicn.--m mabrp, ben 10. Npril. Scr
prsfcsnt esr 9sputirtsnsSammer tbeilte
jencm 8orpcr Das toniSlitbe 9eeret nit, ,,pel<
Dies Die Srrbeiratbun9 per Scnisin mara
gbriltina bon Bourbon autcriftrt.
Gin rsltbrr Santier III W1aoriD BAT es l.,l>
teruommen cine gljenbabn BON Wacrio nab
9lranjue5 3u bauen; Die bon Npiles na6 $es
Oh miro bureb cine ensIilhe SeleIllbaft aus.
sefihrt.
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9as 9ampfibT "loibsrnia" Fam am 9isns
flag Morssn in Soitcn an, natb elmer Nsils
pon 163 Gage rOn qlpsrpcol. gle psrliss eis
vsrpool am 10. slpril uno brabts 9eabribtsn
bis 81 jsnsm Sage, wovrn mir fol9snbe fur;e
@us;i9e MAIDEN.
Gnalane.-Sis Nufrssuns in gnslanb,
srjeuSt ourb bic SleuistsIr bon pem Ieras,
Belblalien unc oer Steas in ecs preIlpem,
tcn Intrittsrere, cas Oregon 9erritori,,ii,
betrcfsno. bat in srcbsm W196s nabselaiIsn,
nur Die snslifetsn Blatter unterbalten nod
cin milntercs XIsin9ewebrfeusr peroammen
ole Sprahe oes 5rn.pole auf sana unbarm
hsrsiSe 2Seife uno fprcden pon Rrics als
einem gang nnUermsioiieben 9inse, wenn
nniere Nesieruns ibren Ion niht anoert.
Sas 9amrffeblff Cambria fam am O1pr.
sen oss ID. Npril III $iDerppcl an, uaeb ei:
ner NsiGe BON I24 Gage ..'
Srelano 1T fcrtpdbrenb rubis, bod berrs
lhsn SsrIobte, oa6 O'gcnnsu in &ur,sm
rpisbsr irsenb st,pas besinnem perpe.
Sm <oaosa bsrrfebte sim 8eriett. na6 sis
nise Nesiusnter aus Srelano ss;psen uno
aht 3auIenb Sruppsn naeb ganaoa aeiauot
rperben fcllten. @eHsral lieutenant Graf
gatbear. foil gum ObsrsRommano5r in 81.
merifa ernamnt wsrbeu.
Dentfblano.--9lm Stisosr.Ofbeine foaen
bic weint6de iebr oureb ben 8rolt ssIittsn
batsn. 3u wolrbeim, einem Orte no Dor,
3asliber 1Dein ae5osen .piro, ermartet man
Dieles Sabr gar tsine Grnte.
Sn OfpreniItn mar cine spipsmiItbe Seu,
dc inter ben pfsrosn unb Ninppieb ausae,
bredem' Gin Brief BON &tniseters meIoet,
eas tn einem ein5issn Selirte aasin 1000
Stll6 trepirten.
Hm Der Ocnau mar Der Srclt i'm pcrisen
1Dintsr 10 ftare, oa6 Sslien uslebe IeitSabr>
hanoertsn bel ding bic Shiffabrt binbertrn,
baDon bortten uno oas Sstt bes SlufIes pas
burb frsi rpurbe.
Srfhiscsne 2bsile bon Deuhhlano uno
Bdsien baben piel enrb cine lIsterlh,psm.
nuns sslitten. Der sanJe peutihe Suno,
nesit einem 9beils bon Dettsrrsieb unb pcs
len, taneen felt bsm 80. W1ar5 buhfatlicb
aafer 1DaGsr. Der Nbsin, W1ain, Sledar,
eie Donaa, elbt nnb weihGel babem maeb:
s'nanesr 'brs llfer llebtritisssn, niebt an els