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War Morems-mts IA, New York.-A
message has been received by the Mayor
of New York, from the Secretary of
War, requesting the Castle Garden may
be relinquished to the General Govern
ment, with view to placing in it suita-
BILE armament. 1t was intimated that
it is also the intention of Government to
arm the old fort with &c pieces of ord
nance of large calibre, and the fortifica-
tions at the Narrows, Throg's Neck,
&C., are to placed in complete state of
defence.
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by the bill, and drawback is allowed
on foreign salt in lieu of the fishing
bountics now paid. Among the 80 per
cent articles are woollens, course and
fine, iron and sugar. Cotton goods pay
a duty of 25 per cent, and tea and coffee,
in case revenue is not received upon
other articles: are made to pay duty of
10 per cent.
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Acq~'ttol of Thomas R1chie, J.-
We understand, says the Petersburg
Republican, that the jury in the case of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, as.
Thomas RrrcHIE, jr., without leaving
The box, rendered a verdict of " not gull
ty;" whereupon Mr.. RrrcH1E was dis
charged, and the prosecution against the
other prisoners dismissed.
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Me1ico.-Afl;,irs are fast coming to a
crisis in Mexico. The army of occupa-
ton, at latest dates, had reached the Rio
Bravo, opposite Matamoros, without
fighting; but there is every probability
that the next news we receive from this
quarter, will be the commencement of
hostilities. Mr.. SLlDELL has been re-
jected, and is now at New Orleans, wal
ting the orders of Government. The
cause OF his return, was the refusal upon
the part of Mexico to receive him as Mi
mister Plenipotentiary, consequently our
relatlons with her now are at an end, so
far as diplomacy is concerned. Had
England, instead of the United States,
been dealing with the Mexicans, they
would have been chastised for their in
science long since. And why should
we then tamely submit to her insults ?
We have borne them until forbearance
has ceased to be virtue, and our 60
vernment should hesitate no longer to
lnfiict upon her the punishment she
richly deserves. AS to the result of q
war with imbecile Mexico, who for a
moment would fear it? Distracted and
torn to pieces by intestine feuds, incapa-
BILE of selfgovernment, a mere shadow
Of nation, the very boys of our coun.
try could almost effect her conquest, and
yet we learn that war with the United
States is popular measure with Mexi-
co. "Whom the gods wish to DESTROY
they first dement," is an adage applica-
bic to the Mexicans, and one which we
may yet see verified.
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Congressional.-We learn by the la
test dates from Washington, that all de-
bate upon the Oregon question was to
have been closed on the 10Th instant
and the voting upon the different propo-
sltions commenced, as to the result of
which, we have yet received no tidings.
The termination and peaceable DISPOSE
ton of this vexed question Will be high
ly gratifying to the whole country after
so much stormy discussion and excite
ment. Mr.. CALHOUN has been the ma
ster spirit in the Oregon question, and
all his talents and influence have been
most benefcially exerted in giving a
proper and peaceable direction to it. It
is truly an exalted and enviable position
for any man to occupy, upon whom in
the dark hour of danger all eyes are
turned for protection and deliverance :;
and such has been the position of this
great man throughout this question. 1t
should ever be regarded an auspicious
day to our government when he was in
duced 10 forsake the quiet and repose of
home to embark once more upon the
stormy sea of politics. Without his
councils and admonitions the rashness
of imprudent members might have in
volved us in sanguinary and protract-
ed war, peopled the land with widows
and orphans, and Plunged the nation in
debt to the amount Of millions of dollars.
The Sub-Treasury Bill has not yet
been taken up in the Senate, and it is
thought that it will be materially modi-
fed before passing that body. The
New York Courier and Enquirer says,
" That advices from Washington leave
no room for doubt that very material al
teratsons will be made in the bill. In
the first place, it will not go into opera
tion until autumn; and accordingly, on
ly one-third specie will be required in
payment of duties, &C., during the first
year.
The new Tariff Bill has at last made
its appearance in the House, from the
Committee of Ways and Means and was
laid upon the table of the Chairman, on
the 18th inst. 1t is to go into operation
on the 9th of December next. All Gus.
tom House officers to be sworn officers if
not so already. Goods in public store on
the 22d December, pay duties under the
new tariff: Articles not specially pro.
vided for, pay a. duty Of 20 per cent.
The fishing bounties are also repealed
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Abbeville C. II, S. c.:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1916.

The augusta Bridge Case.-We
learn from the Savannah papers that the
argument of the Demurrer filed in the
case of SHULTz, Us. the Bank of the
State of Georgia, has been postponed to
the 9th of July next.
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Fore1g" Ne'os--We have given upon
the fourth page of this weeks paper, the
news from England to the 10th of March.
The markets remained pretty much as
they were at the sailing of the last stea-
mcr, bottom being firmer. The tone of
the English press is still little unfavo-
rable
The English are beginning to think
the conquest of the Sikhs no trifing az
fair, and much treasure and blood will
be expended before it is effected.
The most interesting feature in the
foreign news, is the insurrection in Po-
land. These oppressed and down-trod-
den people have resolved to throw off
their chains, which have so long bound
them to the guided care of the naughty
autocrat. We regret to learn that there
is but little chance for them to regain
their freedom. Would to God they
could come out unscathed from the fiery
ordeal through which they must pass.
AT the name of Poland, what associa-
tions start up in the mind! The land
of heroes, of SoB1EsK,, Kosclusko and
Pulaski Poland, who, once steel-clad,
performed prodigies in the battle field,
and stood proudly "alone in her glory"
whilst others did homage for their crowns
and kissed the toe of his holiness, who
graciously trampled their diadems in
the dust. Although she has long since
been shorn of her glory, her kingdom
dismembered and blotted from the map
of na,ions-her sons driven into exile
and chains, and trodden to the earth by
the heel of the oppressor, in the Ian
guage of her battle song, she is "not
yet wholly dead" Behold her shaking
off those chains, and daring once more
"Strike for her altars and her fires,
For the green graves Of her sires,
God! and hel native land!"
And who can withhold his sympathy
and prayers for the Poles, that success
may crown their efforts? 1t will ever
be lasting stain upon the escutcheons
of France and England, that they tame
ly stood by and allowed this gallant peo-
pie to fall unaided, before the myrme-
dons OF despotism. God grant that Po-
land may once more establish her ma
tionality. The sympathies of the friends
OF liberty, wherever they may be found,
will be with her, and the God of battles
will surely fight for her.
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Spnt S1ustanDc.

9a6 9ampflbfT 6reat Britain l1ntsts
frib am pereetsn Nlcnta9 NlUrssn in Nsus
Oorf an, nab elmer furssn Msiie bon ~ sa9sn
uno IL Stunben, bis jest bic firSsite 8abrt
Switben Qipsrpcul unc 9esu Ocrf. Die nit
bsmislben srbaltsnsnNatribtsn reibsn bis gum
4. Suli, Itno absr njbt DEFENDERS mibti0.
Ser SoummoasnsWarft, in @nalanb, mar
itanpboft.-9aS mus Winiitsrium bate ben
2mtSeib 9elsiitet.-9e. msrifaniiben Sono6
,porsn i'm Yrefs 9sfunfsn.-@inS Der furtbt.
barfen Ss,pittsr ba6 man jsm1l6 gsicDsn, sc9
am 5. Ibsr IsppnlDir, Birmingham, QGinbs
for unb qiprpcol.
Bon 2tl9isr mar bic Habrdt ron snem Ges
fstbts Der Sranjcitn NIT Den Al9isTrn ein9ss
trcHsn, nobel bic @rlfern ite9ten. Bier Srans
,oIsn uno so 2t9srsr bliebsn ouf cem YlaBs
Srefs aus 9reSben, pom %. SUM, ms!esn,
eas Der rullilbe @sionbts borauf bsifano, Der
Der @r:9iftator pcn &rafau fclte fsiner 9isQies
runa aus9slisfsrt msrbsn. Wsbsr YreuITen nod
Oslfsrrsidb wlnfbRn Jpn ldn9sr als @sfanQes
nen su bsbaltsn. Sn Der fol9snpsn 0Scd)s foas
te Spl1cfsfi nab Srielf rcfen, NIT sinsm VaGt
pon Der fdbfiben Nsaisrun9, untsr cltsrreieb>
fbtm SbuBe. Vt wirb ltt balb nabbsr fir
Olsu 0orf sinififtn.
Sn sinsm Srisfe bon 8ranffurt mirb 9efaet,
ba6 bel &ancw msbrsrs Shuns eurb sinsSuts
fbs 9tfsuert murben, ipcrin benz 8srmutbsn
na6 osr Safer BON &ubIano rsiSts. Der Sais
fer mar jeocb nbt bort; Der 4ejuoant oss
9rcss GsrScss Mibasl war irrtbiimlib fir ben
Saiisr an9sisben morben. Ssinsr mures bsz
fbdo9t cbmobl 8 Sbi1s ben 9Gassn trafsn.
Sn Setrsf unfsrsr 9srbdltni0s NIT Merco
fbsinsn ftb bic In0bten Der brttifbsn Sldts
ter msbr anf unfst Ssts ~ ns0sn.
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SD eDen erb0lten.

Die itntsrGtristsnsn babsn 70 sbsn erbaf.
ten unp ,perrcn beute ercffnen en bobN
fplsnciees nnb teltens sswabltes Inortsmcnt
BON uSanep Shtsrn" fir 9amsn 4n;ise,
Wedss jemaIs in 0eacns fsIsebctsu muros,
inter wsletsm Itd fnon:
SbottiIbe, Carlton II. Orsanbp 8insbame,
SpiBens nnb 9stptbnIlbs $aUne Von alien
Sarben uno Otnltsrn,
Sal5ornes mp Sarresee.
GRADUATE Barrcse Nobss,
DO Jafonct DO.
pinf, baue uno lila fblpci3sr sarpne,
S'itrsifter, ssni,rfeIter, Itbwsi5er uno Satcs
net Wloslm,
Sleumooiae Dre6. Seieen,
@soen Barp 4lpaeas,
IIion, Sarress Dlcbar II. Geipsn @bawle,
para1cle, parafollsts umo GoIens9 ebattrr,
llntsrs 6aletlebsr, Ssswirnte .Scipcn nnr
Sarrese Setir5cu, Sio, isle nnp 3lpirn {.
6anpl6ube no @triimpfs pcn allrn Ssnen'
nunsen, wc5u bic 4nfmsreiamfeit oer Oa'
men tHcnoers srbstsn miro Don
D'3rien unb Kaiauel
SO. g., OF W1arft. 9iers6, !, SclpcnsSueeI".
Neapins, Suli 2S. 6m,
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grpCl d 1T Il t / 8 It.

Slaebcem Der 4httare Jobn Sanrs,@fa.
spreltecnt Der 9rrItbebenRn gcurten Uomg on$
mon sDlede, pee prittcn Gsrltbtetesiyts, Bee
Febeno ats BEN gaunties Oerfs, Slcrtbampe
ton nnb $etta, in pennfplpanici, unp Nits
ter Der untsrlebieplldlen Scurten non Opcr
nno Sermlncr, Der rlertCljdbrlidcn SisuMs
arn uno all0smelnrr ScfdnsnlB erleniauna,
IN 9toatbten gauntlee, uno Sobn Stautfer
unp QEilliam Sceb, glq's, Nebtsr Der gou:s
ten BON Over unb Scrmlncr, ter pierteljabre
tbeT SlBnn9en nnb anacmsurr Sefdnani6.
erlerlannM fir bic Titbtnns bon 6aupe.
nnb ancern Scrtreehcn IN 9Cpaebtsr gauuts
Serfs, ibrcn Sefcbi an MIDI 0usseftcllt bas
benz batlrt Nrapiu9, pen 13. uprlI, A. ID,
1886, Wcrin fe cine Common pleae, oer
allaemrncn rirtel ldbrlitbcn SiBunsen Opsr
unc 3ermner uno alaemciucr @cfananiE.
grIeeiaunS antcraumsn, wcebs aebalten ,pcr,
een foil gu Wearina, fir bic gauntp Yerfs.
auf oen crtten n1ontas i'm naebiten uus
quit (Dc!tbcs peu 3tcn oce 9eoadten Dlo.
mats irin miro unc pclbe j,ccl l8ceben ea,ss
crn loQ -
90 miro bitrmit S1atbridt ssscten an psa
Coroner, bic Srcoensricbtcr unD gcntabcf
Der 9spathtcn Sauntp Serfe baB fe (tt IN
erfaster 3eit, i'm 10 ltbr Sormittaas, init
ibrtn Scr5eignliicn, GeaiItraturem Inter,
fuhunocn unD graminationen unp alien ana
bern grlnnerunacu cin5uflncen baten,u lc(,
cbe 9inae Su tbun, Die ibren 4emtern III
tbuu otlisaen.-Otsaleitbsu 9icjeuisen, ws(,
ds pertunccn 0ao ssssH Die Sefanssnen bic
in bcm Sefanani0e Der gauntp Scrfs ftno,
ODER pann iein m6sen seriebtIib III perfabs
rem, 70 ,oie es rrebt lcin maa.
"Dott erbalte Gle Republif ~
George Bcrmant, ShsriE.
SdsrifS @mt, Msabins,(
Sui Z. 1916. Am.
G7r0ie 3euacu NIB Srors, pelt6e aufu
laate Court eorselaoem Tnc, psreen rGuett>
sp0mttllffeit 3u tccbacttcn: i'm SaG ibres
4uetleltens pcrren fts in Ssmdbbsit ees
SNeBes paiu se5wunsen. 0isfe Qn3sise miro
anf befonbern Ssfrbl Der Court befannt ses
mabt, batsr allie Oiejcnisen, peItbsn IS aus
scbt ltet parnab IN ritbten baben.
gl0ie Srisrensribter I'M aan3en gamntp
Itno cbrsrtietiait srludt Serittt BON Neeoss
ni,anecs uno Anfla9en al einen Der profeS
quircuren 1nwalos, petsr Sllbsrt unb 3.
sprinsle Sones, EN-, einiae Sage ber Der
Court su matben, 70 raB Bills subrsitst
wcroeu moaen, fir bas 5anrslm Der 8rdnbs
Surp nno parteien, 3eusen NIB bfiwobnsx.
DC Surp feine 3eit Dcrlieren.
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9interlofenlbaft oss peritorbenen
Seniantit &inSebi1(er,

IrBtbln RON 2Safbinstcn 2aunletip, 8srts
eauntp.
Vabribt miro bermit 9e9eben oab Dem
llnteri6ri'teneM wobubaft in er,pdbntsm
Samlhip, Aominiltraticnetrisfe auf ctensc.
meteete Sinterlafenitbaft uerplist rpprren !;
Solhe perIcnen pic2lnlpriitbs an bic 5inters
lalTenIhaft pcs teiaatsn Beritortsacn babsn.
wsreen eriuebt cbme 3eitperluit ibrs 8ebnuns
gen &C. fin5ubanoiaen - Nucb werbeu Oicjes
nisen, 70 auf irseno cine Dirt lhulpis Itnp,
unscfdumt at3ube5abIen.
Johann Rubns, Arminiitratcr.
Suli 7. en-.
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9intcrIohsnlbaft oea perforbenen
:Oa0rO 2gnit Secf.

2estbin BON D,aibeufrtf Saunib., Ssrfs &tp.
i7aebriebt ,pirp bisrmit sssstsn, raB ssm
ltntcrIhriCbcnsu wobnbaft III obsnasnaltcm
SauElebip, NOmlni nitratiousbrieft auf piegilu
tsrlalTenihaft Der srwabuten Berttcrtensn
psrwillist wcrben (lnp uno caB Aus. bic Sors
perunaen baten aufasforpert llno, ibrs Nsehs
uunsen enjubdnbisen - ccsslelhsn wsrpsu
pirjcnisrn pcltbe oil bic asmtlosts 5intrlaIs
icnlhaIt Icbulois 0np, aufsefcrbsrt obns 9ers
sua Niebtsteit 5u matten. 9(lle 4nipraebs
an pbiss 5uterlalienldaft mhdtn lpatellsne
tie gum 31llcn ricfrs Uionate Suli asmahs
spercen, ipdtere ,pcrbcn ausaGdlohen.
Samuel Sef, Nrminiitrator.
Suli T. 6m.
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--am l9ten Suli, in ret Stapt Sustaun.
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79lfeu Sabre fetnts ALTERS.
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Dat Der Nspoluticn, i'm 4,tsu $etensjabre
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trstbn rcn Srefnrf GauuIh. Bsrfs Gatr.
0lattrlttt tpirb biermit scssbsn, caB ecu
llntsrlttrl'trncn, ,rppbnbaft i'm seba6tenSauH
(tblp, A0mlnttraticnstrsfe pernillist mors
cen ltnp anf Die SlnterladenIttaft ess psrtcr.
tenen Conrad Scrb. Nac ris an srIaats
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acn an pIcfrlte babsn flnp crfutbt, ibrs Scrs
errunscn pcr oem lNen nddtfen Ssptsmter
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berlttti9t rpercen tann.
2lbrabam Serb I Sfsr,ir;,7,,
peter Serb, "''''''"'' 10
Sup T. 1S46. 6m.
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Wbtlaoelpbier QSieb- -Wtorft.
Union Iisbbcf, 25. Su[i IS.

Union SNbbcf 25. SuIi 1s46.
@n9sbotsn pdbrsno Der IBobe $50 Stid,
mebvntbsiIs Wsitlibe ShIabtsObfsn NIT Gins
fblus ron 230 bic nab Rsu Oorf 9ebradDt
murosn. @benlc $50 Subs unb Sdlbsr; l75
Sbweine uno 1000 Sbaafs unb Qdmmsr.
Yrsifs.- StblabtsSbfsn perfouftsn ittb
fbWsr gu $44 Bic S6A, Die 100 Yfuno. @tma
100 Stud bIisben ibrig.
Sibs nit &dbsrn fofstsn s15 Bis $35.
Shnsins. Die Gsrfdufs narsn ron $43
6s $5t, bic 100 Yfunb.
Sbaafs unb Qdmmsr psrfauftsn Itb fbnsa
su $l bis SO baS Stuf.
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6arts @arminotip<W <Wtirtur,
Derfertist Don Samuel 6. Sart, Npos
tbefcr in pbileoelptia.

Derfertist BON Samuel 6. Cart, Npos
tbefcr in pbileoelptia.
9iss 1T cine rer allsr:wirt tIamltsn, anse.
nsbmlteu unp ibsrilen 3uiammcnicgunssn
peltbr bem SDnt!lfnm jemaIs ansskpten nor:
ben, 3nr Seiluns Der pfrfhleocnen llncrp.
nun9en bes Ola9ens nMo Der einseipelpe,nup
Der insi9e oss Ssrtrauens ipertbe Hr.
tltel fir bic prfiams Seiluna bergbo!rra
bei &inpcrn, elmer Scmmrrs&rantbeit, uno
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fp9enpe Srantbeltvn -
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teuiteibsu, ial,sru Dlaaen franz uno ncrp6.
ies Sppfweb, SsrBtrcnnrn, BatiersSralcbe,
ertretbrn, NufitCBen Der 9peiien nacb pem
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Sorper paftrt, Olanael an Appetlt, 9taf fIcs
lcitafclt, ltnfiblaftit gum 9eblafsn, 3Slnpcn
i'm Wa9eu unp gin9Cwclpen, Wluttertrant=
beIt Srdmpfr ncrUitiCs 3lttcrn, Obnmatbt,
OlClantbole Acknowledgements pes &ei
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fir ale there $sOrn uno SlerpensSrantbelten
0@r3um Ssrfauf an Ser Ngsntibaft, Oloro
fhufte 9rabc, Den altCn ttfeutlicbcu Scbiu
pcn agScnubsr. sprsIs nur 25 gcnts Die
Sa(tbe. george 6cb.
Neaon0, Jull %. Am.
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@rnltli0e 9lufDrOeruno.

4ne fclts QsrIonen, bic noeb in osnStcbr
Sibsrn pss lIntsrItbriebsnen, i'll &ansibwam
8aunItip. Ssrfs Gauntp, fbulpi9 fine, psr.
rsn blsrmtt ernitllh erlucbt tpifhen nun unc
Dem 1itsn naebtsn October abSuIetteln. Nat
jcncm Sage pcrcen Die Shcber eiucm Sris:
ceuerittcr gum gMforpsrn h6erssben psr:
ben. Soratio Trerler.
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Serbeirdtbct.

-burdb pen gbr,p. 6rn. QBm. pauli, am
SuIi 6srr 18illiam Slsiman, nit Dlib
GLEN 3Berner, non 8eaoius.
--pureb rsn gbrm. 6rn. Saeob O1iller, am
10. Suli, 6err gpbraim Santee, NIT Olib
Olarp Sane Bauer, beoe bon Eeaoing.
-purh 9apio O1eparp, elq., am 9ten
Suli, 6srr 8barp 5olman. NIT W1ib ell'
latetb gbwarbs, tcioe Don gnslano.
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asm(Fn plass su trstTsn cosr am Samifa9s
isinsm SsarabniiF bsiSuprbnsn. Sis sns nitt
nab tem bsifmmtsn Ylass, ein9 absr am fcls
aenesn Somfa9s uno fanc ibn auf benz Stsrs
bsbstts, in Solae bss 9sncmmsnsn Gifts. Or
ffarb am uablten Sage.
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OinterIohenibaft Der pcrtorbenen
Glifabetb SSerE,

$estbin bon Srefncf saunltb. Ssres Cats.
Sla6ridtt miro blermt scsctsn, sas psm
ltnterfbrltencn, ipcbnbaft lm sscahtsnS Sanns
fbip, Aeminittraticnebriefe psr,pilliSt ,oors
een itno anf rle SinterIalenitbaft Der vcrltor
tenen Giiiabetb Sert. Sue Die al erfaste
elnterlad'nitaft febuIpia ftno fpsrben eeBwcs
asn aufasfcreert al pen llntsriebrietencn ab.
sube3abIen, nnc olis welebe Scrrcruuaen an
eisfslts baten tnp eriueht. ibre Sorpnunsen
por eem 12tcn natbNen Nuquf ein3utrinasn,
oamit Aaes 70 balo tpis m6slttb tsriebtist
werosn Fam.
Nbrabam Serb, Nbminlfrat.
SHli 7, 1886. 6rn.
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sin erprobtes 6eilmittel far SranpIhafcn,
Sebnltt: uMc Stieb. wunpsn, Scrrenfunssn,
Nbeamatlsnus II. E. To-, 1T 70 chen srbalten
uno snm Scrfauf in eieer 9rnfcrsl-sprcie
25 gente bas Sldsben.
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Eitter's Kalenoer pou jenem Sabre piro
Usrlaust.-Sn oemGelben teftnoet fteb ein isbr
intereGantsr Brief an 0ottcr Sresn. psr
Ioncn weltbs cinen obsr metrere baben, wer.
peu 70 gut Icin ciefelben an eer SPOT: Office
in NeaDiua Spa. atNuaeben.
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fir bic
9lu9uf Court, 1916.

Jurors fur Ole 3rpeite pebe.
tScbn 8ridsr, Bauer, earl.
@scrs Sisbsr, eancmsitr Sustaun.
Wiaam 9unfsl @aitwirtb, Raiosnfref.
Mnbr. so. 9sbart, @robfbmbt, Nsabin9.
@arl s. 9apis, Wiusr &sabins.
&utsn &uloin, Sausr, Grstsr.
5osnrit gitbsrt, 1Salfsr, @osbrocfbaIs.
Yetsr Gift, Sd)ubmabsr, Waipenfrisf.
Samusl @rins, Bauer, @lfas.
@sor9 @ebman, Bauer, osuforb.
Samusl 6stn, Sausr, &saoin9.
Srisbrib puntsr, &aufmann, 6ibmonb.
Sobn 6ia, Miasr, @umru.
Sof. Gearing, Sifblsr, &sabina.
8enj. Josbn, ron Scf., Bauer, II. lpeibeIberQ.
NieolauS q. 81. Sumter, @iisnmeiifer, &ibm.
gecra 5oeTnsr, Waifsr. MdIataIpnp.
@ssfisl Scnss, Sdbreiter, &sabin9.
SbomaS z. &ilmsr, Bauer, Sulpebofen.
8snjamin Seller, Sausr, @riinnitlt.
Benjamin Jflabr &aufmann, IuIpsbcfsn.
Sofepb &us, Saucr, @riinwitfb.
Q9. s. qoebman, Wanuf fafturiif, Samtura.
Daniel Qspan, ron Sfaae, Sautr, Warotawn.
Wibnel Qinosnmutb, @oIf,pirtb, Supebcden
Scbn 8. Qus, 8ausr, Horo 6sioslbera.
Jceinrib Miaer, SifbIsr Nsabin9.
Solomon Nboaos, Bauer, Nmtp.
Sobn Sdlor, &auflnan, Inter joebsltsrs.
oScbu Gdneibsr, Bauer, Bethel.
Mibael SsiBingsr @robfbmibt, o. Sulpsb
Stinrib Sbmbt, ftn., Bauer, 9(lbanp.
s.. ShSner, SIhftnfbmiet. Meabina.
Sobp 3bcmpfon, 9aifrpirtb, 9iobsfon
@scr9 Weler, Sousr, Qanafbmomm.
Bililam Vobn, Sreifaft, &satin9.
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Sslssrapb" ritb ibnen, fb ,ptitsr Jn entfer.
men, font mthte es ibnsm libel erscbsn.
Bon Cincinnati berihtst man cln aa9rme!
mes Wlibratben bfr 2Selnernte.
Gnss pcriscn Oionats wuroe 5r GIninass
lea IN 6arris gauntp, Seor9len, nm II 900
3baIer terautt $4,000 rss seilobleun Ssls
rrs raren Sccmitm3cn.
eaiicJ oen 23. Suli.-u ns II f.-Gin
6nabe Namcne Gcpr9 GSllcan9cr, bon I'M
acfrbr IL oeer 8 Sabren, pcten eltern III
DER S(a6bar(ctaft BON Mautb ebnnf mob.
ncn, nno ipeIhtr i'm 0icntte bon Capt. Se0:
Ter, auf eincm ganalbcot mar, bate amOlrn:
flag Nbsmp Tim lIbr, oas ltn9lNf, Wlsls
lcn mtsrbalb Oct bie0scn Collectors NntltHs
ts pcm Boot III falen unp 81 ertrinfen. -
Oa pas Boot Ieer unp i'm p6l!iacn Ssbsn
mar, 70 fonmte CT niCbt ecrettet !pcrcGn Sel
ne entfCete 6ille purbe aher baIb anfscflln>
cen, an rle COLLECTORS Offs 9cbraht, no es
nc unteriutunasju Ater bieie!te 9ebalten
ipnrbc. Nusiprucb, uSufaI!l9 ertruntsn."
Scr tcbtc Rorper pes Rnatcn ipHrbe nab
rCm 9lrmrnbauIs bleiss g1untes gebratbt,
nm bort tr9robrn III msrbcn. [eorrsep.
~Son elmer Yartis Sr9on>Smi9ranttn,
,peItbs in 1845 bic Gsife ontrotsn, itarben out
cem QGe9e nidbt Weni9sr ais rs perlcnsn am
tcgenannten 2a9srs pesr @amp:Siebsr.
t6tr, bu 0libtenus, 100 bilt pu ss,pcfen,
eaB tn 70 lpat bem tcmmif juit arltsbss
"S6 mar tci bic Oldc, 9dppp."
"8o1smcbt! bait OH js st>pas 70 pcn mir
seleten, wie itb 70 en- Sub mar?
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9swobnIib nbt gang ebsn, babsr fanbh sr ibr
sifsn Brief, mSrin sr fs srfuts ibn an sinsm