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The New York Commercial Advertiser says II is more
than probable that Washington did leave
Southampton the 10Th instant lettor from gentle
of New York. who was to come the Washington
written the 81 Instant SAYS
1.-THE Washington is announced sail on the 10Th, but
do believe that the alterations will be completed in
for he's departure previous the 18th inst You there
tore need not expect me before the 9th"
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, July 2S-5 p. IN.
Nses from the seat Of arAnriefy for further intelligence.
The telegraph. baltimore market, &c.
The from the of war, received by telegraph
early hour this morning from Richmond and posted
bulletin boards Of the Sun and American, has caused
quite excitement in city for later intelligence. The
rumored retrograde of Scott before superior
Mexican force, has been quite danlper.
There continues exist quite military spirit, notwh
standing five six hundred volunteers from city
are shp-board. About dozen recruits for the
different companies board the ship Napier taken
down this morning, whilst the artillery corps recruiting by
Captain Tilghman is filling up rapidly.
The mail from the north to-day brings of interest
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore flour market, to-day
there is but little animation Moderate sales making of
fresh inspections $5 co. Fresh ground is generally
wanted, and will readily bring IS rs. The price is
asked for Susquehanna. City Mills is held at Sc. Corn
meal is nominal SO. The receipts Of grain of all kinds
light Wheais in request, and good prime will
bring l0S III cents white do 100 1873 Sales OF white
corn 10 cents and of yellow IS 75 in
quest As AZ; and rye at IS cents Whiskey has i'm.
proved ltte with sales to-day in barrels 26 per
gallon.
The telegraph has been suspended for few hours
seqneny commercial dispatches have been received
from Philadelphia and New York day.
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CHURCH AND STATE ABsuRDIry.-It seems almost in
credible fact, that whilst in Great Britain profession of
religion in the established church is indispensable the
holding of any important Office, the government
should in British India ntcrpose almost nsupeabe obsa
ces to the professor of the religion by still tacity
tioning the laws which deprive from heaensm
of the enoy nent of civil privileges.
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A Patriotic Seaman.

The following letter was left with the purser OF the st.
Marys, by j. Henry Kraft, on board that ship,
he about going ashore the expedition to Tampico
~. S. SHIP ST.. MARy's, Nov. Is, 1916.
" SIR. On going ashore fight for the country of my adop
tion beg address few lines you, and confident
you will freely grant the fvors ask Of YOU OF the
officers of government and as gentleman.
&C In of my death, wish the little have due this
ships books go for the benefit of government Ii will be
sufficient for soldiers pay for the space of nine months in
my place.
81 sincerely wish that you will inform my father, Mr. John
Ii. Kraft, of Hanau, in Germany oimy death, and also
that fell on the field OF battle
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We sincerely regret to understand that Mr. John Petit
the late member of Congress from Indiana and candi-
date for the next, thrown from his buggy, on the
10th instant in consequence of his horse taking fright
and broke his leg below the knee
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states some interesting facts about theChInese Trade
"Our trade with China is increasing rapidly of late.
house in this city has purchased 2o0O0 worth OF cot
ton drills from the manufacturers in Massachusetts, to send
out by the Sea Witch, which arrived yesterday This fine
remarkable short time of 50 days. including stoppages.
The time, probably, is not many years distant when we
shall have line of steamship this route making the
passage out in 40 days The power of will bring all
countries in close proximity in of time The Sea
Witch is example of the progress of improvement in
shpbudng Also this is her first voyage and the short
made. Even sailing vessels have ecpsed
the great overland mail by of En- yande above ship
brings one day later news from Canton"
Give us a communication through the sthmus of Te-
huaniepec, and passage TO Canton will be reduced
below the period stated above and trade enlarged to
any extent
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The following appears in the last "New York Herald,
from one of lis CORE spondenis in WASHINGTON:

"We see that friend Col Forney is here and it is
rumored that he is be down with dispatches to
Mexico The Colonel would doubtless do his duty Tor, as
the young 'uns say, he travel Still, of opinion
that the administration will keep him his post editor
as long as they can" &C.
We understand that this is mistake Col Forney is
now in Washington but not political visit He will
not leave his tripod for the chapparas' OF Mexico
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6 Yours, very respectfully,

" J. HENRY hKAFFI.'7
In forwarding this letter 10 the department. Commander
Saunders writes Sc" send it because it may be gratifying
to you know of the patriotism of of adopted
citizens 1t is more credtable TO Kraft, because he had
intention of continuing in the service after his term of
enlistment has expired"
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HINT FARMERs-The Boston Post informs that in
Ased, Mass, farmer set couple of gate posts, both
which taken from the butt of chestnut tree. which
pc ecy sound. One of them with the top end
down AT the expiration of twelve years, both taken
up when he found that Of the inverted Only the appy
part decayed while the other had ne ary rotted Off
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CHALK AND Coal FIREsThe practical utility of chalk
article Of fuel has been tested within the last few weeks
according to Salisbury (Engand) paper and with the
most satisfactory results Surrounded with COAL it gives
strong and clear fire. half the usual expense
that to the poor in the chalk districts it be meal
culabe boon.
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VERMoNr.-The democrats have nominated Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, r, formerly M G. from the 4lh district
their candidate for governor, almost unanimouslyMr.
Smith declining again be candidate for that Office
Charles r. Field for lieutenant governor; and j. F. Marston
formerly editor of the Montpelier Patriot, for The
whole ticket is said be very good The Boston
Post assured that the of friends far from
being impossible in Vermont is within the range proba-
bilty.
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Gov. WHTrcoMB,-This distinguished gentleman and hi
family arrived here yesterday morning upon melancholy
mssionhavng with him the remains of his amable wife,
who died few days ago Indianapolis She is to be bu-
ried in Crcleve, in this State the home of her kindred
[Cincinnati Commercial, Jsdv o.
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To MosQUrr oEs.-Aitach a piece of flannel
sponge thread, made fast the top Of a bedsead,
wet the flannel sponge with camphorated spirits and the
mosquitoes will leave the room.
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Both branches OF the Council of Washington have
passed bill, which has been apprsved by the Mayor,
granting appropriation of $1,000 to MIR Douglass,
Commissioner of the Public Buildings, to assist him in
complaining the repairs OF the Long Brtdge.
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KILLED by LrGHTSNe-During the thunderstorm of Mon
day week, lad IA years of age named Vim. Bennett, jr
OF Fairfield township, Pa, Instantly killed by lightning
He was sitting load of hay. Four horses attached
the wagon knocked down. and the saddle killed
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The Crawford struck by lightning
Sunday, Bombay Hook. Her foremost shattered,
but was injured.
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.I,,lu %
cSO REWARD vii, he paid for the Apprehension,

VhIl PM" hp1rchtnston,
cDcO so that get him, OF my negro man Tom, who
lett plantation In Russell county, Alabama in June
1876 He about % ~ years OF weighs 10
$50 pounds, and is about feet highbright mulalto
bow-legged. dark red hair eyes inclined to be blue and
very space between ofhis upper teeth He
may be stolen and claimed by white man If So | will
give fifty dollars for the thief and negro with evidence
sufficient convict him, CYRUS COTTON,
July 2O--l9cp
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Pleasure Excursion to Piney Point, Old Point, and
Norfolk.

Norfolk.
,xE-@hTHE steamer OSCEOLA will make pleas
trip TO the above places Thursday next,
the 18th inst-leaving Washington O'Clock m, and
arrive Old Point and Norfolk early next morning Re-
turning VIII leave Norfolk Friday the SDth at O'clock,
p.
Passage and fare for the round nip So with the privilege
JAMES MITCHELL,
July D. Captain.
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DvrDrND.-The Utica and Schenectady Railroad Conpa-
ny have declared dividend Of four per cent payable
New York stockholders the Phoenix Bank the I'd of
August,
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FREsH sH,D IN JuY-Some fifty sixty shad have been
caught at the upper fish place in this town the past week.
and of as good and quality any have had this
year,-Springfeld Republican,
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Der Court anempfabl, wsnm in ibrsr GsmaIt,
cine Serorenuns an ale 0rieosnsrihter i'm
gauntp ~ erlalIen, Die BON ibnen erbsiGett,
einsm Beridtt bon ibren Hntlaaen unp gee
rittlieben 3u(ttbernnsen, ipeniaitens cine
9Dods por Dem Infanse jeoes srrmins su
MAIDEN, bamit osr proffquirsnpe 4npalr in
Stanr .aefest ,rerben mag, Die griminalsSe:
febdfte fir ole unmittsitars Ssrriebtuna ocr
Court nnc Snrors 5u3nberetten ano auf pisfs
lpeiIe Die Seit uub Sclbsr oesBclfes srIpart
peroen uno oab oieie Court bic sriaste gm
pfeblnns bet GranO Surp rsifiet hbsrlsst
bat unb NIT perrn 3rpefmd6iatsit p6llia ibers
einitimmt, fo fei GO oaber befohlen,
9aB natb oiefsm Die rerGehiseenen Srie:
bsneridtsr i'm gauntp einen 8eriett BON ben
Inelaaem uno ssri6tletsn 3ultebsrunsen, Die
1e in aasn grimualiaebsn asnommcn. al Den
osputirten GensraIs2lnwalt fir pteles @aun
tp IN MAIDEN batsn, weniaitcns zine wcebs
Dor BEN Infanse jeper reaelmabisen nno be:
itimmten Sisuns piefer Court. llnp es 1T
fernsr befcblen, caB cine gopie ber obiacn
Nesrl, sebaris bef6sinist inter benz Siescl
rieIsr Court, tinsm jepen Sricpsnerihtcr, Der
jset in oiefem gauntp i'm Imts 1T, sinscban.
oiat ,iperbe.
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Sie WDbenrli6en Neulafeiten.

Cine w6bsntlite osutlbs Ssituns, ssnibmst
sur Gsrtbsoisuns ssiuncsr Wbi9sSrunpidss
unb Der 8srbrsitun9 lofalsr, aus,parti9sr uno
sinbsimiibsr Habritnn miro Don uno nab
benz ndbifsn erifsn WldrS eribsinsn. Die gro.
ss Notbwenoisfsit Der Yub!iSruns zines ioItsn
Slattss auf Der atlantiibsn Sesfiiifs. wroSes
benz einlsuhtsn, uno bic Joeraus9sbsr fino bas
Der entfbloiTsn elm Slatt su srinosn rpsIbsS
bss 8srtrausnS unb Der llntsrfhsun9 ibrer
osutfbsn Mtbirasr wsrtb III.
Der SubieriptiOnsprsis fur elm sinjslnss ers
smplar 1T 9 in Sbalsr unb so ets jdbrl.
Bier ersmplars, sIsibssitis bsifelt uno an
Cine YoifsOffies aoereiiirt wsresn fur fanf
Sbaler jabrlkb 9slisfsrt.
3sbn cber mebr @rsmplar, slsibEitia uno
in insn pad bsfsat fir Y insn : bas
Ter baS gnmplar jabrlib.
GTSn fsinsm Sale wiro bic Dayty, 1r's
,oeekly, or Weekly Ne,0s, cosr bic 9Sobsnff
lidbsn Wsuisfeitsn 9sfbif, aussr Wor aus
beaabluns; unb fein Slatt rplro na3 Ao'
lauf Der 3sit 9sfbift aussr bic Subler'pton
lpare srneuert noroen.
Gr@slb burb Die pcit asfbidt ssbt aut
Nssfant Der Serausssbsr. g4otsn BON allen
@pseie ,abtenosn 8anfsn, in r9snb sinsnSbeis
le Der linon, wsrbsn in Sssabluns asnomnisn.
Darfem, Sanocrfen II. Hillinaer.
sptiIobtfphio. yecutr, 80. 4Hi.
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from its columns everything of an indelicate or off
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ability, zeal and energy it can command, to secu-
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-lsibsnssn Menfhbsit fbules, ssbs isb NIT Were
sniiasn msin 3su9nis, unb erfldrs Der Bslt bic
b6bif srifaunliten 9Sirfunaen uno 9rose Rur
mslbs Sbr Sufammsnssisstsr BlIofirfbsaSps
rup an mir berporbrabte, unter ben un9unifiss
fen llmifdnosn. Sd bate sinsn fbpsrsn
9lfalI pon 5ouifsn, Slutipssn. Ssitsns u Sruifs
fbmsrvn, mas msne Contribution necsrjubres
ben uno 81 fbwatsn ftbisn, 70 bab mein 4rSt
slaubte mein Sal fsi aussr Der Gswalt oergRss
eiSin, unb msins Srsunos 9aben MIDI ale auf
gum Stsrbsn absr 9anf Sbnsn uno een0Sir>
funaen Sbrer srossn @ntoefuns, ib tlbls MIDI
wobl uno bin bon sinsm 8erippe, elm 70 fleis
fbissr seiunosr Mann sswcrcen aIs ib por
Sabrsn Surid mar, unb IS miro mir 8sr9nil>
gen MAIDEN irssno Wusfunft ju ssbsn msnsn
Sail betreHenp, wenn man anruft an msiner
Hcbnun9, Webanieifrass, brittle Sbhr untsrs
balb @scr9s, Hortbsrn aibsrtisS.
Jaeob painter.
n@9as Yublifum miro es,parnt Dor Sdls
fhun9en. Ser debts Sprup wirb allsin subss
rsitst bon Or. Swapns, N. 9S. @ds Der Stem
unb &aeefrass, Ybilaeslpbia.
Gum 8srfauf bei .Jobn Ritter unb Scmp.
Gnalano uno t1Iet1laFcn uno Or. Z.
tIarfbau, N9sntsn fir &saoin9.
Geo. s. Dliasr, Woms!aecrf; 9r. Se0ers,
IOotf6foun
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Surge neberiTht Der Wdrsfe.
philadelphia, Iec'bsr l6 1874

pDHacelpDla, 3ec per 10 1S4l.
Diebmarft. - Sblabtobfsn SIS bis St
bic 100 pfuno. Wilhfibs brad,tsn SIS bic
s35; Sprinssr $l2 bis 1924; nodns Sibs
S6 biz $14. Shwsine murcsn psrfauft ~
$54 Biz Die 100 pfunb. Sbaafe murbsn
Su $l4 bis Al, bas Stif, psrfauft.
Srubt uno t1Iebl-Sn pbilapsIpbia was
rem Die 8lausrprsiis faff unpsrdnosrt, Sc SO
lit Der 9anabare YrsiS fir bas bette uno 8srs
fdufs iinb bsihrdnft. 9Esllhfcrnmsbl fcffste
50 25, mar absr psns inNabirass. $500 9.
nsues 9Selibforn Wureen psrfauft 81 Sc bs5s
Gent eaS Suftsl; oas beife alte foifsts 73 8.
lBsijsn murps msnis usrfauft; Der bsife rotbt
foifsts ST. 40.
Yitssbbur9. ben II. 9sesmbsr.-9sr Martt
mar lstbaft; Slausr foifsts So 90 Bis 90;
Gc99en fciiste as Gent, 6afsr % bis 30 6.
Cincinnati, een 17.-Sm Marfts wuroe nee
mig sstban; Die usbsrfbwsmmuns bate nod
nibt na6aeafFn uno ifies nob; auf Der eros
lag Is Sol tiefsr 9bnee; 9Ss9e unpaI1rbar.
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Ia
dw baS @ste fir baS Tertrsben bsifimmt,osts
fen er fhulois sefunbsn mar.
Sn mie psit Ssarnsp's gr;abluns nabr IN,
mag tuobl gismanb aueer ibm islbif bsfannt
eetpefen fsin es unterlisst jsbob fsnsm 3msis
ftl, bas bic GsfbnOrnen binIanslid 9snus
pon fensr Sbulo ibsrSsust warsn, als fts eas
"Sbulbis" iibsr ibn ausipraeben. Sur Ssrs
msibuns aller Sale bic Die 6inribtuns 9eibts
fbuIbissr sur SoIss baten fcnnsn, wdrs ss jss
ofnfaIs gut, ,psnn 9isjsni9sn bic 70 lsbr fir
Die 4btbaHuns Der soresifrafs sifsrn, oabn
prftsn, bab eisisIts nur bann an Gsrbrebsrn
ppaicssn pdres, Wenn lis sntmsbsr eurb sisss
mes @sfdncnis oosr burb @usenSsussn bss
8srbrsbsns ibsrwsien Fno.
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Npu SpuQre6.

Montaa Dseenbsr l3. SIN Ssnat wurts
Der SabrsssSsribt bs6 SbasfsfrstarS por9ss
lsat uno man purbe sinis, pas 10000 @rems
plars oapcn 9sbrudt ,psrbsn fcatsn, fir ben
Getraub bes Ssnats. Der Senat tbritt ban
CUR gSabl pom Seamtsn unb bic 8orjdbriasn
init @iniblus bss Sapslans, wurbsn ,piscersrs
wabtt. Nuf 9ntra9 purben Die 3crIser Der
ifsbsnbsn @ommittesn oss SenatS srnannt.
SIN joauis wurcen bic ifsbsnosn eommittssn
srnannt. absr ionif niDtS ISibt9ss psrbanostt
9isnifa9 Dsee. ID. SIM Ssnat lssts Sosrr
Didnlon ;rpsi SsfdlhiIe Dor, bic auf Den ans
fblus frsmpsr ssrritorsn Se;us babsn u. ben.
fslben fir SWsfmasi9 srfdrsn.
Cine NnSobl SIaS murosn sineebrabt uno
an bic bstrsfsnosn Sommittsen ibtr9sbsn.
Sm 6auis BOT 6snlsp einsn psrsintsn Sss
Gblus an, fir bic 8srdnosruna bss Sttunass
YoifaslbsGsfssss. 9aS joaus fbrtt bann ,ur
mabl sinss Rapslans uno beim orittsn Saie
lot ,purts Der @br,p. Gopal u. @orlsp, Yrsas
bptsrian, Grwdblt.
Mittmcb Den Is. Dec. SIM Ssnat wurbsn
pon 5orn.gaIboun folssnos StfblulTe anssbotsn
uno gum DRUID bscrosrt:
Seiblc0tn, bas bic @rpbsrun9 unb SsIiss
nabms pon Msrifo, fsi IS aIs Vropin, cber
burd) @inpersituna in bic Union, unpsrtrdaIit)
III nit Dem por9sbben 5rpsfe es6 &risass, i'm
9Sioerlprub NIT uniersr beifimmtsn 6s9iss
run96spctif, unpsrtrd9lib NIT osrsn @barafs
ter uno &sife, uno am @nes nadbtbsilis auf
al uniers frsisn uno prpuIdrsn @inrtbtm9sn
wrfen mus.
SsfbIci1sn, oas be Der ,psiteren 8crtfssun9
bss 8rissrs feline Masu9sIn anssnommsn wer:
ben folsn, bic ~ 70 psrosrbIibsn Sclssn fibs
rem fcnnsn.
Sm 5aufs murbs zine Sctibait pcm prsiIs
bentsn srbaltsn, NORM sr Die llrlaebsn anatt,
warum sr Die Sluss uno (oaftnsSlll ron lester
Sisuns NIT fe'nsm Gstc belssts.
Sr. s. y. jcOImes bot Ssfbliik an fir els
nen Srspsn NIT Wsrifc.
9onnerffae, esn l6. Ssibs !oduisr bstraus
ertsn ben Sob oss Ssnatrs Spsisbt, Odfs
fiffppj une bisltsn cabsr nur fur;t Ssun9sn.
Srsita9 Den II. Dec. Der Ssnat bislt feline
Gieun9. 9as ieaus bstrausrts csn SOB
oss 46tb. 9rcn9ccls, pOn girsinsn, unp per:
taste Tf bale
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s.. s.. SSelir iltb Gpmp.,

70. l. Y. d. Efe Ger Penn II. ST. Str.
6absn bsuts erbaltsn uno bistsn gum 8srfauf
an, i'm Grcsen unb &leinsn, baS bette NGorte,
ment pon @ummps uno llebsrfbuben bas in
Nearn9 sefunpsn Wsrosn Sefsbenc
aus Olstalie uno fbIisssnbsn Manns;llsbsrs
fbubsn, Nfetalie @ummpsSudffinsSanbalsn
fir Srauen Mdobsn uno &inbsr, clippers
uno llsbsribubs fir oisislbsn; psISs@ums uno
6ubbsrs, lspernsn pslisllsbsrfhuben fir Mans
nsr .t. ollie esis Nrtfsl ftnb bon psrfbiscsnsn
Stplen uno muifern uno msrcsn unfebltar
ben Srcsten ScnbsrIin9 bsfrlse9sn. @ebr
wcbIfsl gum Tsrfauf Bel 5. ). Sclir u. Go.
&sabing, December 7.
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prpCt q nj i t / 8 II.

Slaetpem rcr uebtb Sobn 81 Sonce. .eGq.
preltpsnt Der UerGhiebenen gourten ponSem:
mon plsas, pes britten &ericbtsbe5rfs, bss
ttebeno aus ben gauntiss Sarts, Slortbamrs
ton unp >ecba, III 'pennIplUanisn, unb Nitt.
ter oer perIbisoenen @ourten bon Dper unp
9erminer, Der picrtejabrlithen SiBunsem
unO aussmciner MISUNDERSTANDING i'll sc:
patbten gannties, unb Sobn Stauffer uno
2Sllliam 6oh, glq, Nttbter Der gcnrteu
BON Opsr uuo 9ermlner, oct UerteljabrlibeH
Gisunsen uuo ailaemelner Sefananlb' erie.
oisuna, fir bic Giebtuns Don Sanpts Hno
anpern Ssr6rehen in Sepatbter gauntp Serfs
ibrcn 8efebl all mid ausseitellt baten, oas
tirt Neaoias, bsu l3. Stopet.. A. d. 1847,
morln (te eius Court BON gpiilcn pleas, Der
ansemeinen Disrtejabrlit6en SiBunaen, Oyer
uno 2crminer uuo aU9emeiner 8sfdnsuibs
grleblauus anbsraumcn, ,rpeltbe ssbaIteu ,psrs
ben foil 3u Neapina. fir bic gauntp Scrfs,
auf oen ertten s1ionta9 i'm nacbtten Jas
nuar (neltbes een Sten oes 9eoattten Olcs
mats leln ,pirp) unp ,pelete 5,pei 1Dodben taus
ern foil
90 mirb bisrmit Waebriht sssebsn AZ ben
Coroner, Ole Srieoensriebter NIB Gonitatel
Der aebahten gaumtp Serfs: ba6 fte ftb au
erIaster 3eit, Tim 10 llbr Oormittass, NIT
ibren Dcrseibnifsn, Nesiltraturem llnters
iuhunssn uuo graminaticnen nno alien ans
bern grinnerunssn sin3ufnoen baten,um loIs
DE Sinse Su tbun. bic ibren Acmtern 3u tbnn
otlisen. - Dsssleihm Oisjsniseh welte
perbunosn itno seseu bic Sefanscuen Die i'm
8sfansnids Der @auntp Serfs ftno, Ooer ban
fem mtseu, 9srittih 3n perfabren, 70 ipic es
reett isin mag.
"Bott erbalte Ole Hepublif"
@rOie 3snssn unp Snrors, welde anfsr
laate Court Uor9elapsn ltno, ipcroen crluebt,
phntdihtsit 81 teobattem: i'm Sail ibres
uusbleibens percen 1le IN Gemabbcit bes
8sIsscs oa5u ssjwunsen. Oieie An5eisc tplro
auf beGoncern Befsbl Der Court tstannt ses
matbt, baber ale Diejsuisen, ipstben IS ans
sebt. (tb bar su rihten babsn.
Jobn 9. Sbrioer Sbsriff.
Sherifs Amt, Neaplns.
December 7. 1847. BIN.
~Oic Srisbensrihter tperben anf folssns
DC Dercrbnuns osr Court, Die felt pen Gprlls
9isuussn l845 in 9raft 1T, anfmsrtiam sss
maebt:
Sn oer Court oer piertelidbrliben Sits
3un9en &C., BON 8erfs @auntn:
OaB Die Grano Surp bon Dsrrs gauntp,
unterfuctenb tei Der Sisuns bie1er Court,
ssbalten AM erfen Wcntas im 1pril ls45,