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Administrators Sale.

NTOTICE IS hereby given that the undersigl
cd, F,arcis Brady, Administrator Of ihe
estate Of Patrick Bowling, late Of Grant county.
w. r., deceased, having Obtained license from
The Probate Court, IN and for tic county -afore-
said. aprseaby 10 law, TO sell much Of the real
estate or said deceased, as viii bring the sum Of
four hundred dolars, to pay the just debts Of the
said deceased The und rsignod will therefore
offer for sale at public auction on tho premises at
The late residence Of the said deceased. ~ The
20th day Of March next, near Patch GrJye. IN
the oanty Aforesaid, to the highest bidder for
cash IN hand, q ppu or the whole OF the following
real estate Of which the said deceased died siez-
ed. 10 gii: the southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section s., township 6 north Of range
5 west.--aso The east half Of the northeast quar-
r., nnd DE west bali Of tho soothcazt quarter Of
section Z. town , north OF range , vest Of the
fourth principal meridian and 10 the said county
1f Grant. part Of the above land may perhaps be
cold GA lime, thaf fact will be made known on the
aav Of sale. the tile Is andispuiabla. The said
sale viii commeace az II Df the clock IN the FORE
noon Of said day, aud attention gives By the IN
FRANCIS bRADl,
Admir- Of said estate
Patch Grove, FEB y, lol7. 5i-4t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
~ state-room and arm himself.

nv state-room and arm himself. At
ter this. laid down in my bed. order
ing that should be called at O'Clock
for the morning watch. Only a few
minutes had elapsed, when | heard
three or four knocks under the coun-
ter Of The ship, which is that part of
the stern Immediately under the cabin
windows. In few minutes they were
distinctly repeated. | arose, opened
the window, and called. The mate
answered. | gave him the end Of a
rope to assist bin up; and never shall
| forget the food of gratitude which
my delighted soul poured fourth to that
Being who had restored him TO me I'M
injured.
His story was soon told. He had
gone forward upon being ordered by
me, after the calling Of hands. and had
barely reached the forecasile. when he
was seized by the two foreigners and
thrown over the bow. He was a pow
er(ul man and an expert swimmer. In
an instant he found the end of a rope,
which was accidentally towing over
board, within his grasp. by which he
dragged into the dead water, or eddy.
that is always created under the stern
of vessel, particularly il she is full
built and heavily laden, as was the
case with this. By desperate effort,
he caught one of the rudder chains,
which was very low, and drew himself
by it upon the step or jog of the rud-
der, where he had sufficient presence
of mind to remain until the search for
him was over. He then made the sig
nal to me.
No being in the ship was apPrised
| of his safety. II was at once resolved
that the second mate alone should be
informed Of his existence He imme-
diately betook himself to large va
cant state-room, and for the remainder
of the passage, all bis wants were at
tended by me.
Nothing of note occurred during the
remainder OF the voyage. which was
prosperous. 1t seemed that the for
I. ers had only been actuated by re.
venge in the violence they had commit
/ ted. In due season, we took pilot
in the channel, and in day or two
we entered the port of Liverpool. A:
soon as proper arrangements were
made, we commenced varying the
ship into the dock, and while engaged
in this operation, the mate appeared or
deck. went forward, and attended tC
his duties as usual. The warp drop
ped from the paralyzed hands of tht
4 horror-stricken sailors, and, had it no
been taken up by some boatman OF
board, ! should nave been compelled
to anchor again, and procure assistanc,
from the shore. Not a word was ut
tered, but the wretches staggered t.
the mainmast where they remained
petri6ed with horror, until the officer
who had been sent for. approached t.
take them into custody. They seemed
in measure to be recalled TO sense
Of their awful predicament, and uttered
the most piercing expressions of la
mentation and despair.
They were soon tried, and, upon thc
testimony of the mate, capitally con
victed and executed.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
Taken Up

WBY the subscriber on the 2lst INST. one COW
ED with small slit IN her rightear--white bel
y and white legs, with small white spot in the
face, about years old. Also ore three year old
heier with crop. off tho left ear, white belly,
white tail aud dark brown head. The owneri
requested to prove property, pay charges aud take
them away. II. WHiTESIDE
Cassville, March 10, lSi7. Lit.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
LTYERY ST4BLE.

Tire subscriber has also taken the Stables con.
nsriod with Baonei Ats ogd's Union Hotel, where
no sill provide ths sery beet accommodation 10
the horses Of his travelling caslom he wal
ksep constantly on band. % lri, Horses, Daggioa,
{ uers. dc, gith the beet osiefs in the county,
constantly 10 attendance.
n. MEssMORE.
Plaueviile, July Q. 1876. 20-iy.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

OF We publish the following news
as being perhaps rather premature.
Reported Fight 6ef,ceeas Santa anna
and Gen. 7ayior--the details, as
given dy the Me.ricans.
BY the N. Q. Delta Of March Cd,
we have the following exciting news.
The account seems to need conhrma-
ton:
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
The death of Santa Anna

WTOOLD be matter Of less persons. inter-
w est 70 the subscriber, than 70 have all per-
cons indebted 10 him, call and make prompt pay
msnt. A settlement with him, mus; DO made,
without copy.
S. N. LANGWORTHY.
Potosi, Jan lG, 1916 45if-
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WaggoIls.

z HAVE On haa6 Gisl rate Two horse waggon
ahicb eiu sell cheap.
ID. BASFILL.
Lancaster. May Q. 1916. 9-'t
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a5ner McDonald'S Esiate-.Sale of
Real Estate.

I'll Office Is hereby given that BY virtue OF
4 v license and authority TO me given by the
Probate court of the county Of Gran, in the Ter
ritory of Wisconsin, shalt sell Mt public auction
tho highest and best bidder for cash, nj tho lato
residence ofAbder Mcdonald late OF said county
deceased, in said county, on the 9th day Of
March, inst, the following described real estate of
Abner Mcdonald deceased, as aforesaid, to-wiy:
the northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
section thlrty-our, township four north of town.
ship five west ofthe fourth principal meridian Ia
the county aforesaid, satisfy the debts due from
the SAID estate and the cost aud expense Of
selling the said estate. The salo to commence ut
u Of the clock 10 the forenoon of said day a
good legal tito will be made 10 the purchaser,
oRRiS M'CARTENY, administrator,
de bonis non.
March G, 1917. 52-3t.
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Keep OF

zTOTICE is hereby gwen that on ps!scBs are
- h.bm1en 70 dig % siiae o. 10 any name:
g trssnsss upnn any parts Of the subscribers lsnds
d ,-is ralaiy, ~ We ace determined 70 e. JFce
ne lssg slaiasi al vino do.
TH0s. j. TAYLOR,
JOHN B. TURLEY
Far %. isl7. 50-iy.
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Taken Up

I'm my premises, three miles east o!Cassville,
q " a., a three year old brnde heifsr. with
.oms o hite on her back. The owner will please
raye pISperp, pay changes aedtaks her away.
e'NfS lENOCH GROOM.
IS, oa 2-4t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
A Friendly Call.

VNTE are obliged TO admonish our friehds TO
w whom we have thus long extended credit
on notes and upor oui books, that we shall ex-
pect them TO pay ds promptly before the LIST of
January next Tbeirncgleet TO heed this notice,
will compel us to resort 10 very unpleasant alter
native.
S. r. LEWIS e. co.
Polosi, Nov. 49, 1916. 3e-t,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

TETilE Subscribers haging good stable IN Bee
town, and being provided with good car
raaes and seighs. aad several sound, spirited
horses, arc prepared 10 furnish those who wish 10
hito, and viii also bs prepared TO convey passen-
gers al any time, 70 any part Of Wisconsin, OF any
where else ia these parts, on short notice. Those
who wish to have horses well kept, well gfoomed
and well stabbed, will find Us ready 10 do the
thing uD right. In short whatever is wanted in
the horse line, the public will fad constantly on
hand.
MYERS & WOODWARD.
Beetown, Dec 5, 1916 39-u
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Ok Power.

YgynE subs-'i'ef living Or eight miles 6orf
Lancosle-,o o. Che road to Praitls du CHA. .
keeps goot 'asns and VII be ready On shor, +,
ues, to seller, ana haul lumber ffom warns, :
mill, wherever wanted, oF 70 do oshsr tssuinx.
cheap for cash.
angus, ], 1876 sI-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
Surveying.

NEORGE n. sTUETZ, District E irveyor
vi Of Grant county, announces 70 his friends
and the public. that ho viii b. prepared az al
times, 10 make survogof roads, lands md mineral
lots, OH The shortest notice Oilice at the Court
house in Lancaster.
Feb n, 1871. 5l-@t.
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Grant County.

STATEMENT OF the Rece W 'E 3, , Is, sa
y lures of Gran, County, W. r., 'oa Me yea
A. d., 1916, iiom the l2th day ofian
to the 18th dry of January, ls41, incusii :
EXPENDITURES
School Ft,nd--Amount OF School Fund
appropriated 10 and among the diff
ferent School Districts, and paid, $2,025 SO
Paipers-Amodm paid for board and
bills aud expenses q burial, Sc, lo9s 90
Justices and Coastables-A Amount paid
for fees IN criminal cases before JUS
tices Of tho peace, to justices, cot
stables, witnesses, jurors, guards, &c.
Sc, $40 IL
Eieciions-Amount paid 10 Judges and
clerks OF election for their per diem,
and mileage in making returns, sos 80
Voices Amount paid as bounty for
killing wolves, 1872 90
Stationery Amount paid for books
and stationery, &c, for CLERK Of Dis
tire Court, Clerk OF. Board Of Coun-
~ Commissioners, Register of Deeds,
Sc, l4s &c
IaIes Refunded Amount of taxes re-
funded being enormously paid, a.
Jurors for per diem ' and mileage, &C., sas 30
| n iating-Amount paid for printing, 1873 90
Coroners--Amount paid Coroner, Cor
oner's juries. consIabos'Iees, &c, be-
fore coronev's iories, 95 10
District .4tio,neg--Amount paid Dis
,dcr Attorney. 900 90
Criminal caSes--Amount paid clerk
and witnesses before District Court, sos "a
Court House--Amount paid Tor repairs
&C., to court house, 81 50
| Territorial Tar - Amount paid for
Territorial lax, l,9a7 70
Road Dis,ricts- Amount ofdelinquent
road tax paid to road districts, 459 IS
StefiV's and Jaiioy's Iees--amount
paid to sheriff for fees in criminal
cases, keeping jail one year, alten-
dance on District Court and Board
of commissioners, summon,ng juries,
&c, and for board, clothing, fuel,&c,,
for prisoners in Jail and FOR fuel for
court house, &c, l,59S "a
Roads and BriGges--amount paid TO
reviewers, claimants and surveyors
oil roads, end for building and
pahing bridges, &c, 2,o6s IS
Collector amount paid collector for
per centage, aud fees on sale OF land
for taxes, ss7 IL
lands aud town lots, 1872 oC
Commissioners and clerk amount paid
for per diem and mileage Of oemms-
sioners and clerks fees, 592 Ct
Treasurer paid treasurer for
per centnge, %Ji y
Poor House and County farn,--amoht
paid for building Poor House and
improving county farm, 2,lUl Il
7dking ccnsus-amount paid sheriff
for taking census. 100 D
Miscellaneous expenditures, III ~
Amount Of orders outstanding January
l4th, 1916, 952
Total amount Of Expenditures, SlG,lls'4l
Total emount Of receipts for the year
ending lSu January, 1917, deduct
ed, l3.49Ias'
Amount of,oxpenditurss above tho re-
ceipts, 18th Of january, iSi1, 62l D
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

g. y. LEWIS CO, Poiosi, have Just rcceiv
IDs ed per steamer A,las, a complete assorts
menl Of Iron and Steel; 500 bushels PIasorer.
hair; and Large lol or assorted merehandizc.aIl
Of which we offer to the public at a small adyaaee.
PolosI, June 20, 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
MERCHANDISE

which the undersigned has lately received
and which he respectfully offers a, prices Is 10
20 per cent. lower than lie could possibly sell at
sho last syringe purchases. His stock consis;a Of
a variety o! articles too numerous 10 mention,
however, he would invite attention % his stock OF
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

n EVILS a. co. are rushing Oh their wint,,
II n stock Of goods at very reduced prices, TO
make room for sprlag supplies
Potosi, Feb %. So
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Winter Clothing
BOOTS md SHOES.
quality, aud of all kinds and sizes.
Hats and Caps, &C., may be found in the assonm'
GOODS FOR THE LADIES.

This department consists Of variety too exton-
siye to be published IN sDy newspaper, and conse-
quenllY he win only mention few, and would re-
specially invite the Ladies to call and examine
for themselves They viii find winter bonnots;
merino shaws: embroidered do knit and blanket
do silk and linen hdis; gaiters hf CATERS, and a
great variety Of slips and walking shoes; printsi
Black wateted, stiped, figured and plain Alpacas;
figured WOOL Gro de Nap; Merinos: Mouslin de
LANES; lish Linen: Dsnask table covers; brown
and blached sheeting and Shifting; Bed Ticking
Dgllings; Bishop Lawn; Iackoneiti Book Mus
lin Lace, rross-baned aad figured Muslin Cling
hams; bombazines; arti6cials: gimp; ribbons;
fringe; edgings; wells; gloves and mi,s; baifalo,
shell and dressing combs; tooth brushes; hair do
and in fact large show case full ofuseful articles
which cannot be named.
BO0kS.--I'he undersigned having had consid-
cradle experience in the Book and Stationery bus
mess in New York, trusts that his assortment of
HO0L BOOKS
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RECEIPTS.
Amount Of taxes collected, I2,737 80
Amount received from grocery, tav-
err, pedlars aud other licenses, l,312 81
Amount Of fines paid over by Justices
of the peace, lJ5 81
Amount of judgements from District
Court paid over, 32i SO
Amount received for lands redeemed
on certificates sold, 972 So
15,ae7 81
Amount OF Orders outstanding 18th Of
January. lS47, 1861 20
RESOURCES.
Judgments in District Court all Of
which may be considered good, boz
ing mostly secured by lien on real
estate, l,l51 "a
Sheriff . certificates Of sale Oh judg-
mont In favor Of the county, 294 Is |
Interest on tho abnve, ~ - /
Tax dee Is mud certificates ofsale, 5000 %
Amount % peFsonul liabilities and
money in the treasury, Go 80 |
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27
PIECE GOODS

Cloths, faiiinats, jeans, sleeps grey, fannels,
domesiics tckings, drilhngs, hickory ,eaiicocs, &C.
Pot9si. October 10, 1916. n
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-27

q TATEMENT OF the Rece " 's y. ~ .as.
- lures of Grant County, w. A., -, ~ ,Sse
A. d., 1876, hom the l2th day oflan
10 the 18th dry of January, ls4T, inelusis =
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SSDn Gpu9re6.- .-QSir batsn nur weni9
&aum uno f6nnsn babsr nur oa6l 9auptfdbe
li1ts bon pen Serbanplun9sn pisles &6rpsr5
einriiGen. Die Sia fir bic 9ermebrun9 Der
re9uldrsn Nrmee 1T paiiirt sbsnio bic Sa,
msltbs bcn Soontsn bic i'm mrrifanifben&ris>
9e bisnsn, 160 N6er qanb obsr 800 in gerip
6emiCi0t. Die nsu9sbo6sne &spenuesSill bon
Sefrstdr gBofsr, melbs 20 projent Sol ouf
Sbss uno &oTss pOrltbld9t ,r, mar msbrmaIS
untsr SsratDun9, ba ibre @ssnsr obsr nod irns
mer Die MeDrtsit i'm Sonarss ouSmacbsn, ir
hno fbttbts 2(uSiibtsn cas is paflIrsn miro.
Die Ir9snonnts 3Nlilicnsn>Sll, webs Dem
Yrsibsntsn ba5 3spathts Simmbsn sur Siss
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DEN, famen 5 ieiner &inoar in ben Sla.
men UNI. 2lus Der Sage, in welber III
ueberreite rabber eefunoen purben, ia :
man lbllebcn. oob iie iib su 8ette fbl|
fen 9eleet batten, ols oas Seuer ousbrad
uno iie iibersilte. Die @ltern uno and
Der dltern 9elbwiiter, nelbe in Elm 0ad
bars Saus ae0on9en rparen, febrten ID
nobe ibres Seritonots beroubt aurGd. ID
bic Stdtte Der SerwIfune anSulbaue|
aber nibt 3elti9 9enuo. um iroeno etpl
3u retten, ooer Den leioenoen Spfern d
serif0renoen Clements roeno einioe Sud
leiiten au f0nnen. Man permutbet, ID
oas Seuer oureb Elm @efdb nit slibeno|
Ulbe entifanoen iei, pelhes man in oe|
9orbauie botte ffeben lofen. DieIes
obermol5 cine fbredlibe @arnuna d
6au6bdlter uno ibr @ehnoe, DAP fie
lor8fdlti9 lein follten, no fie cine 70 Al
fobrIlbe SADIE wle belize Qlbe beileee]
8. Solfsfreuno.
pitt6buro, 5. 9. Seb.-@in Sbmor,e
Namcn6 8 paro. puroe bier in 2lqe,
benp pPrboftet. i'm 8eroabt, feline Sro
in 9entrepille, Wasbin0ton @ountp, pa
ermoroet 6u babsn. Wan bat ibn in
bern 9ewobrlom nab @osbinoton o.
brobt, no er iein 9erb0r erbolten miro
y. s. Sreuno.
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Sa5 neuc Gallntu.

GroBe Seriammlun9 Der Burger UonWo:
rotaWnp, gu 8unfen Der G'Wz2beilun9.
Sei elmer 9rrben uno a6ttarcn SCriomms
lung oct Burger pon ONr0tapnp, aebaIten
am 9onnerfo9r, rrn | ten 0lclr6 am 6auir
bon Spbn Scmp, Giq purren fcl9enbc Sc.
ante an9eIte!It: a:
Dre 0pen :-6Cnrp wa9enbcrtt
Siee' e'Yrc1oenteu:-6enrp SorB.
Scna6 Sod, Salomcu Wlcrfel, 81 Siebl, G
Beifer 8cc Stbarapin, Sac &rmp, 9apir
wmt, 9ap &rsmer, 81 Smif, SIc Conn
tag, 9ap S &ue, 9 QD S!cbcr, . Gterncr,
Son Sisbsr, $50 Srcfc3eI, 0op 6rfncr.
Setret :-Sohn Semp unp 0arr
$ Spttcnltcin, eiqre.
2(lsponn wurpeu anf ScrIcbla9 fclssnNr
Serren ais @oilittse anaeitellt I'M SelcblitIe
atsufadtn, ,pelcbe bic GClmnnn9Cu pgr Ser:
I0mmlun9 ausrrnfGn, ndmllb:
QBm QBciir, Stat scIher, Carl Sod, g.
Steurer, Gb0ob Scnlp, Oan 81 seUan, SEQ
Sietr, Sal Seor9e, Sonas Ollller, Srbn s
Sieber, Gal gbrtIt Sam SNher, Qct sepnn,
q groQ, pet 8iI6er, III 9 Sir9frIsp, Sno
Nister, GDm 4oam, Dap OeIou9 8 3rces,
Gam $anpie, Sac & <span, Sobn Slc9frlrn,
Dan s Gie9frleb, Gam Swoper, Nbrabam
rJIllUItt lHWlIT -otHHtp 11kNt"iVI <I"ihi 's'tH>
perleiter, 8. Sleber, QSm 2cpam 9onicl
Gertart, sem & Scttenitrlm Sanatb Saul,
S. fSntbrr, Oan Siegfrier, &co s Semp,
81 Osthrf, Sriepr Sill, Sobn Nabn Sacob
Sebl, Benj &uB, Scnatbon 0rp, Sonatban
6wtein, Sam Sanpcr, Gam 9elona 0an
srras, Senj Wlbsr Saeob 6cttentcln, f.,
Stat 8auer, Sro 6cnniu9cr, 9clpalO 2Dnf,
San Gmith, Sci OllIIer, 9aU >epan. Sauer,
Witb Srol, 81 SepCr, >eUl 6otteniteln, z
Il Scttenttein, lSm 6ottsnlteln, Daniel &
6cttenltein, Sobn 9 Siebe, g9lctue BUS,
9an Sutber, Ycnj >epan, Sobn ORrB, 0eo
Wannemaher, 81 Steiner, Scl Srlm, 0an
Srcniuoer, gbarl Srp6, DaU zimmerman,
Senccea Srepfosel.
9ie gpinittee uber9ab folsenbe SeI6lil0e,
pel6e einmHtbiJ bon Der Scrlammlun9 Ans
9enon,men Durpen:
SGtblolen, caB mir als SnrSer BON Scrte
gauntp Ctbcu ldu9er ais so Sabre ipe9en grs
manseluns aeb6riaar 8eretbt9 9teltspfcae uns
ter mantbem Naebtbsll lciotn,. nno alautsn,
baB burtb grrtthtun9 eine6 nellen Sduntle6
oer Gang ber ScyeCbti9feit Cebr kcf6roert
fpcrben, rnb iteb gum ar0Beu 9luBen ber Str>
9er fclcben neuen @auntiee aueweilen plr0e.
SeIcboiIsn, oaB mir bei 2twartuns unle.
ret gauntps Se1ehafte nnter pieIcm lnacmacb
Mno maneber ltntequemihbeit leosu, ta SIC.
abina, Der @auntp Geriebtsite, BON Is bis 80
Dle(en bon rnIsrn 6cimatben entfernt lie9t,
bic Strosen ben ar6Bteu Sbeil brs Sabrce
bnburtb in GebIeebtcn ltnfdnoen ltno, nno
baupt(dhlitb, raB oureb Die nnsebeure 9ns
banfunS bet Sel6dfte III unisrsr scnrt uns
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SSpm &rie9sibauplate.
(2lus Der Stao:,ppt, i'm Nus5us

(Nus Der Sta6t@ppt, IN Aus5u9G
Gin 8rsi,plQiser Iebrett aus Qarras, III
Wlcrfc, an IrIne Sreunce in Slcu Ocrt, cab
CT ocm Gptteebienlte III bCr gatbebrale tel
aepObnt babe nup nacb ocmHlbcn bon Dem
Qrleltcr b6flb ein9elapen mproen Iel, Die
9afrlltei 5u belutten 0ort lci CT init feis
ncn 1Saftn9cfabrtcn aufe .Bcite nit Slsar
ren, QBCln &c. traftirt poroen. 0le Solea
ten Gollen tc0bftbti9t baten Itb jener Stride
ar5ulhIlC6en, uno DcebaIb ilber pcn SefCbl,
pcn Narrae tSumarfGireM lebr un9ebaltsu
geweirn feln.
Slatbritbtcn bon Sampico Bonn % San'r,
mrIocn bic Intunft bon Sabrjen9en init
SrnppCn,
Cine merifaniIt6e 3eituna Ucm so 0eebr
tcbauptet, Die Nmerltaner bdtteu lelt ibrer
Yertrelbun9 aus geribaope los Nn9elos cinen
Seriuh 9emadbt, 06 pieles splases aufs
gteue NIT 400 Olann su bemdbti9en, lelen
abcr Bel 9an sQebro bon osn Gallfcrnleru
init 9crlult 3urhf9etrieben wcrocn.
Gin anprrcs Slatt pom a. San. Don Se
"a gru3 prrtfsntliebt BEN lnIhIaa unie:
rer llrnee auf jene Staot uno forbrrt bic
mcricaniIe6e Stcalerun9 auf ole 9eb6rlaen
ScrtbrIoi9una6ma6rcSeln 5n trcfen. - Sle
criparten pen 2tn9rlT nod Dor ben Is. Oldr5.
Sensral 81 Sega bat prm aefan9enen Oloz
itbipmou Stoo9ers pas Seripre6en aeaeten,
pa6 CT 0e6 fir feine fcfortise Sreiladuns bel
per Sfe9leruna III per SanrtItapt pcrlpenpen
poNe. Ser plag eommaurant bon Sera
Srub General saneero, beiubt Den nntbi9en
Sefnscnen taalitb.
Son Sera gru5 bis gum stem Sebriar.-
Santa Qnna's Nrlnee bel Gan $uis Dctclt
mar bis auf $4,000 Olann berab9eItbmrl3en.
Die Geitltbfsit mar in du6sriter gntriltuns
9c9en oas 9epalHame Inleben auf ole &lr'
cbeu9Iter, uno foil feb se9en Santa Nnna
[oer al 70 nitbt erfcboden purpe, ]ertldrt baben.
Sdmmtliebe Olniter lcllcn icoann abaes
panft baben. 3wllcben pen rerIbieoenen @es
nrrdlrn fanoen btttsre Nslbun9en ttatt. Se:
"a @rui ioar nur pon brsi tauIeno Olann bes
iest, bic duBsrN mutblos einem Nnsriffe ent'
sescnIaben. 2(m 2. Sstru. lasen nur 1000
Dlanu in Gam Suan o'lllIca, unb ibnen febl.
ten Die $etensmttel man 9laubte aa9emein,
Die 9tapt wsrpe nur ibpahen QBiceritanc
leiten. O1ebre Gtbiffe batten Die SIcfaoe
aebrotEen ,luo waren eln9cIaufen; eln 9rcBes
frans50Ibes Seblf nit rcitter $opun9, bae
einsnlaufen tcrluhte, :pnroe ,prs9enommen.
0ers,erreibenoes uuoliicf. .-Oie Sranf:
lin (8enaneo Gauntp) ..@a5ette" meloet,
oa6 Die @obnun9 oes 6rn. Qnlon Senc.
Dict, Don Nueobenp Saunlbip. in fenem
@auntp, am Oonnerltaee Dor S Saaen,
Nbenos swiltben 7 uno s llbr. ourb Seu:
CT ,erlt0rt puroe, uno ibredIib 3u mel
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lsr nnp Soebtrr rre pcritrrb S1aae appams
etpa 81 Sabre aft.
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>epere, Stbrriner, et,pa 81 Sabre alt.
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OcutIblano, et,pa 62 Sabre alt.
am 10. Sebruar, in olslsr Staot, SobI
@eifinaer, Gobn Don Slicclaus SsiBinser
an Der Aus3ebruns, i'm alter Don "a Sabren
am l. Sstr., in 2(ltanp saunIebip, ps
ter St6pent, i'm Gotten &etcnsjabre.