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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

BANVARD'S
PANORAMA OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
AL stoppsnis Panorama Hail. S98 Broadway cor Walker.
PROG RAMME.
SECTION |.
TOMM ENCES with grand View OF the Mon OF the
X Ohio RiveH City OF Cairo and ONO CITY Giving the
grand prominent ponte at one view, OF TIRES different
States Illinois, Missouri and Kentucky, with tIeanboats
psn.r up ana down the River and other scenery Including
Commerce, Cape Grardeau Hercuaneum, Monesano
Houte, &c.
II was previous 10 the Great Fire of 849 Mouth If The
Missouri RIVER snd City OF Alton With Cap au Girls N the
di, ance concluding with beautiful DissolVing View Of
the Town of Hannibal.
Mouth Des Moines River Fort Madison, and Mouth OF
Ohio River, Bloomington
storm Scene With Rock Isiand at SunGe'; View Rap
Ida; Twilight View OF Dubuque, and Dubuques Crave,
followed BY grsId Mountainous Scenery.
SECTION III.
Time early dAwn-A View OF Collne du hal, and Five
Point Blu fla on EsstbaDk Of Misassipp King end Qneen
NouDtepa View OF Wsbsshaw Prairie covered ~itn In
dlats Eagle Rocks &C. Wenoonas Rocs' tbs distance,
tnd The beautiful Lake Pepin.
Wenoonhs Leap, hGidenE Rock, with Indian Wed
o1ih OF ST. Croix River s! Peters, end Mouth Ct ST.
Fot Sneiling with groupE OF wnpebago Indians, and
beautiful Prairie lands and View OF Grant Counci OF
Ipdispg and he Chief hHrsngung the dnsky An
noi.n Fur or al and spleI did View OF the Falls o. ST. An
ihonv 81 The Prairie Plains Of the North west for
than $50 mics ending with Diesolgng Niew OF Prairie
on Fire.
Grspd Buffalo Hunt by indiana Battle o Bad Axe
View Of CsIena; The Mormon Temple; CHy OF Alton
Upper Ferry by ,et and GRAND Dssovng view o. me
Ciy OF ST. LOUIS Fl g. which happened on I'm may,
1919 d sifoy ed d steamboats, and 400 houses
EF Doors 10 open al Curtain 10 rise al H. Pfce OF
adipisson IS Ger Is. Children half price.
Books descripiy OF The above Scenery, with Indian
Lept nos snd Anecdotes had he Hall Prizes I2c.
II 4lkusSsiMonYu&FtT
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OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
CHRISTY's OPERA HOUSE,

A@N BROADWAY, above Grand st-Chrts!y's A!n-
S.els respectfully TO their pairons aud the
public generally that they Will have The honor OF recon-
encng reries their popular Concerto 10 this city on
Monday next, at their long essbished Headqusrers'
which has recently undergone omit renovation aud i'm.
proyenent erng the Hall one Of the no CONVENIENT
and ceufortabl plGcea Of InuEemept in the city.
Tickets Is cents. Doors open al comm .nce al elk
Afternoon Concert every Saturday al m-Ths 1oal'
penv cor prising an efficient aud versatile "corps of
Tented snd experienced performers under the management
ofE, z CHRIsTY. 10 3ue
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hAARNUDI'a AMERICAN HTIJsx4INz-p
HnnAna 9snsger and Proprietor; JOHN GREEN,
Iest sr Assistant &anager.Vhis day and eve INF,
sssiy 3entnt and last appearance OF tho BATEMA&
To-, a thla Afternoon, BombAstes For!oao and he
tS,se otaya aso The Lancashire Bel.Riugers TINS
seeh being ,hs iueessa1s demand and the popular
ssssna sla 10 ne favor, The DRUNKARD; or, Tbe
e1r,svea VIII be psf0ms3 with i,a al suparb cast
Mi si gan DO seen at all hours Evening performance
Ia T1'Sen, Sn1 Afternoon AIS Admiration q cenis ch
~s' andsi 10 ye&ra, l2s cts, 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.
-D-~.--0-o-~-0-0-0--.0S+.|--l0~T'7-'-7'0
wTpTnS AARDEN

wIBLOs aARDEN. ..,.
TNCKEYs 50 semi 10 sll pars OF me Saloon seock
W Nspsger, Mr JOHN sEFPoh yvv,r gAu.
Second week Of the short season Of me ensrsnnentg
lLY q IN number, who WI, sppIvSl w., = N0'
during their short seeIon IN new h ntarta,nments will
MONDAY EVENING SEPT y, eI' NJ EsMsnSa
ne, yybich the iaughsblo eeIlte Ballet called
LA FEE CHAMP gTRE or OFT TIE ; Aged Dancers
NJ, n,lo,ved bv frat lime In NewYork, Ball Room
soiree embracing all the oaces o. Tue 10y
no, 81 riose OF the performance the magnificent bell room
viii be thrown where ladies' and tsmhies may ootaa
Ice Cream ard Refreshments OF every variety. Likewise
he lover splendid Sal will be thrown open for genIe-
N n unaccomps MED by ladies'
he whole TO cor cude with the grand FantomIne Of
RAOUL, or the Msgic Star
Principal characters by The Rsve Family
IasY NIGhP OFTHE ITALIAN OPERA GOMPANY.
sSAsFLE sSARDEN.-Positiyely the Last week OF
u the celebrated Havana Italian Opera Company under
the direction Of sgnor Badinli ,,a, ~, .. liant
time, Verdps Opera OF
p,v,,. srror,n. E,sa,Soa ASH silva Big marni
Don Caroa. signor C. Badal Jasno sg'a L. Be!Ini
Tckels 50 cts. 30 commence 81 O'Clock. 81
RROADWAY THEAFER;m.o,ootsS g per, ii a., 10
w be presented the Grand operate spectacle, in hVe
tableaux called JUDITH. ,,.,,,
Esiim, High Pries gnor Novel;
sraphael Spirit sent 10 judith: =" Mile Adeline
GT6'lOuh 10 tbe CpcCNatlo' 'I!' n.y. VI
PIE HUMPING LEGACY.
After the Spectacle the Farce OF
SHOCKING EVENTS.
To conclude eso for the first tune IN New GoIk YIN
Anna Bishop's Mexican Boys Song, called La Ceatum0s
Prices OF admission To Dress Circle aud Rsfquei 73G
Family Circle and Third Pier, 25c; Gallery, l%ic
pOKTON's THEATER Chsmbera's.. r-st OF ms
DCity Ra-tte nearest TheRter to the large Hotels
RHIs EVENING, September = will be played the cele'
brated Comedy, In three acts OF the
POOR GENTLEMAN.
Dr. Oepod. Mr.. Burton Emily Worthingon mrs Kusse!
70 conclude with new Local Skeich, called
SHE'D COME!
Mr. Blarneyem Jenny Ltnd's Manager. .....MF burton
fhe NtghtinS t1eefeh Oh 'a1-7"
Doors open Gi IT begin to O'Clock Boxes dess
circle and naaue family circle second ner y c.
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TIME DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE
L ARTS New pain tpgs recently arrived from Europe,
among hch 10 Gennsnia" by kocher, work OF ari Of
HE biz class The exhibition Of paintings by artists OF
the above school has received many additions and remains
open at the TWO rooms the Hall OF the Church Of d.
vine Unity In Broadway, between Spring and Prncests.
nom 10 O'Clock A. b. iii 10 o'clock 2. n.
Admission IS cen1 season Tickets 50 cents; Catalogues
ia cents. lel9 Il
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eat bar e. Of Flour, C P Willis, DRESDEN Yates,
xxx1st CONGREss....Fir Session.

sENATE..W WASHINGTON FRIDAY, Sept 6
Mr. HousToN gave notice thst ne desired, on
the Senate in relation to the w allace letter.
The consideration of routine business then fol
lowed The Bounty [ and B i'll waa taken up.
Mr.. SEWARD submitted an amendment which
was adopted, e4tenoing the benefits of the bill TO
Marines.
Mr. WALKER moved an amendment providing
thai tut bunny and sha lot Dc assignsbie IL
any Whatever
After consid cradle debate, without coming to
vote bill hid over aud aer action upon several
private bills The nenste sd journed 10 Monday
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ARRIVAL OF THE
Georgia and Cherokee.
NEARLY S2,O0o,Oo0 MORE IN GOLD DUST.
Further par,i, ul4rs ei California uews

The U. s. NJ. steamship Georgia, Lieut.. D. D.
PORTER, U s. N. commanding, aud the steamship
Cherokee Csps. WNDLE, OF Rowland AsPi.a
walls Line, arrived at this pot at an early houe
this morning
The Georgia Jeff Chagres at noon on the 26th Of
Auguit, and arrived in Havana on the 3Osh, vas
detained until she right ofshe s', waiting to connect
with the Falcon and Ohio. TIE Falcon arrived
from New Orleans the afternoon of the 3lss, snd
the Ohio on the afternoon of the lst from New
York.
Nothing had been heard of the R bbsrs Of sbe
specie Train, although several arrests had been
made on suspicion,
According to heilreports By the passengers San
Fraucitco wa r. covering very fast from the Of
T. cts of the fire; new and elegant buildings wera
going up in evely direction. The ship Sea Witch
had arrived In San Francisco in the remarkably
short passage of 81 days from NewY York. John
Stacey from German Flats Herkmer Co. New
York, a passenger on board the Georgia, died oo
TIE 26th of Auguas, Of Cholera Morbus. he csmS
down in a sailing chip from San Francisco to Pa-
nams, en- his return to his family aud had collected
a smo amount Of money, which is 10 tho hands OF
the Captain.
Everything was quiet wien the Georgia lcfs
Havana. Troops were coming from Spain and In
shor! time the force en- the Island would amouns
to over $4,000 regular troops The Cholera had
broken out afresh at Ssgus la Grsnde and was
carrying off a great number ofncgroea
Havana was visited BY hurricane on thu ia
of August; it blew with great violeuce, and did a
great deal OF damage to ths shipping All the vesi
ses OF war dag. ed their anchors about the hArboS
many beautiful trees were injured and the Banana
AID Plantain trees were almost all destroyed
The Captain. General refused permission to the
American steamer to go to the dock, which tho
Company had hired from the English Mail Com-
pany No cause assigned. The Georgia made her
passage home from Havana in days.
Among others who fell victims to the Oholeras
were: Mr. Cbauncey Croker of Nav London;
John Barker of Pittsburgh John North of Ply
mouth, Obio G. G. Shaw of Toledo Ohio Thcl
mas Texter OF Geneva, N. Y. Capt Robinson
died on board OF the Empire City, off Chasres, Goth
AUGUST and was buried on nhore.
The following names of aome OF those who died
Of Cholera on the steamer Panama, are given in
addition to tboae we have already announced:
William Holt of Shesbuyy Wi,cDntin; Mr. A. Dunn Iof
ChsTleatoyn Mass Wm. Thomas. Of Noble Co Indiaoas
WI lam Yaft OF Braleborough, Vemont Captain g. B.
nauct err Of Edgarton. Holmes Hole, and e. FroaL VI
Springfield, MISE
1t. -Eat..
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NEW- YORK TRIBUNE.

VIE sxw-roRk DAILY rRIsusn Is a rgsL,'AND
'A- ETsRY soRslNe, SUNDAYS E3oEPfhp,l
a. Rhs yrsbuns BaiIdiaas, ooEhoF ,, u g.,
ard Nassau serosss, opposite 90 O,sy a~, soA
I'D dsvsrsd City subscribers for ~ .37rncs hs Desk
c sSa 81 ssr b' sane ;a sng n,S S0P'fs
YSo Centa Nsh s kan for sig months For hYee
yS5ee IS 5pts posrs in I'd vance required u 81 az
ssaayss h sSanty Eswrpages osy phpeps a 81 Se
q IA .s@ nboss ierrns are mgeeF tnaa ia'ss VI AAs
s. s., ng Sa ' 20 ssat sis w~S any dissrsucs,
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II TIE Charter Election in Binshamton on
Tue.dey last retulted 10 the choice OF three Wings
and two Loco Focos to the Board of Trustees
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AMUSEMENTS.

CASTLE GARDEN.
yRsy APggsSAScy or npLta JEsHK h is6
PROGRAM AE'
Overture" oset 2as3a so;f.;: g Weber
Maomsro .soo q; e. SFiTT 81 Bsiet'
gcens and CavaIina-" Casta plTa'
N'I adiis. JENNY IiS RStl.
Grand Duet for two Pianofosies. .Thalburg.
Nessrs Benedict and Hoffman
Cue,to-" Per Placer"
IN Turco In Italia. $500. .Roasni
Mdle JENNY LIND and Sig Selie'0'
Overture" Crusaders"
tFirlt time In America}
grio Couceriaute-For Voice and two sluteFs
Camp OF slesta- Meyerbeer,
Composed a sdFrs'J JENNY t9r LIND N''''
flute MesirG. Kyle and sede.
Aria BufS--" Largo 81 Factetum.n
Barbiere- Rossini.
Sig. Bee,t
Swedish Melody" Herdsmsn's Song
Known also III tie Echo Song sung By
Mdle. JENNY LIND.
Greeting to America,
Prize Composition, by BAYARD TAYLOR, ESQ
BENEDICT. Composed expressly for thls occa2iorp
Mdlle JENNY LIND.
S SSn 6ebe.rs vii consist Of Sky fsof@sl including
The frat talent IN Tue country;
Price OF Tickets IS Choice OF places VIII besold By auc-
Inn al Cattle Garden at IoA O'Clock on Saturday morning.
Ro,l. omen al 0Concert to at O'Clock
No No TSe dIa IENNY LINDsse ond Grand will
hs wan at Castle arden FidSy Evening, lSIh last
Choice nsces the second Concert WuD5 sou ou ueS
dsv roornipg 10th insi at III O'clock. 49, 81.
2birkernpn Grand Pianos Win DO uReo IL tae tSh
Concert ----------D-~--
JENNY LIMBS FIRST CONCERT.
Ey,HE ROLL WINa GENTLG&EN viii compot3 Tie
n ORCH gsTRA sttbe Frs' Concert 10 be gwen ey Mdle
n jrHNY LIND on WedD, pdby evening" Sept 10.
4 voI.INI PRIMO
Nou Ei.fsd oroschei Hsnsen, Reyer Otto, ST. Luke,
/ A. Reid, BIisiow. Eascot o..
g. Schroeder G. De Luce, Pazseglsy Bshs, h. W9se,
Wpdmuler. Helfeurritter Port
Poppenburg Grebner, Goodwin, Johnson, Gueroos,
Cooke, hben, Ht geund.
Echora, Braun, Brannes, ciarbardt, Sefgner, Sohr.
George Loder Herzog, Pfensser II Schneider, Jaccby
HOcbIieln.
FLAUTI.
J. A. Kyle, Biede.
F. wese, Howard.
CLARlsEITI.
Eta Mann.
TROMBG.
Wind Les.
CoRNETs PIsroNS
ADKINS. kohi.
H. sebmlds, Loze, Schertzer, Niats.
TRoMnoNI
Dage spe1 HeineEe
OPHlCLEIpE
Ill nrscht.
TIMPANl
Stne.
CAISSE.
J. c. Scberpf. ALT
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TARERN Anr.r

A1R DEMPSTER's Second original Ballad E,rta,t,,,.
sA meal will bs given The TaserHace on sT"ndsv
Sssins Sept nclnding the following Boass; Toe DARK
sssss Morning Noon an6 MI. h' "Fne Rs,py D.v y
t sn Andersoo my Jop Footsteps of Aogels" Dying
s sS and Angel Of Desh Borns songs: oh poorits
ss s.o and Ieateas love" Highland Nary .'Duues5
S ard ia csutata, The aisy Queep' In three psrss
'Saes 30 cts. 70 commence At O'CLOCK 81
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UICKEFS F0Il JENNY LfND CONCERTS.
Toe subscTDefH mn tecute q commission Of per
ctAl for ihe OF Jenny Lind Knowng the
panE Of the house. will be enabled
leciobt, Persons living OF The city hoso ho
Unable attend the sales hy renting IS account
OF each sesl ordered the refusal OF tle uu
Soclctk 7. as Gay OF the conc 1T wheu The tickets
pol mken up Will 5e Disposed OF aud any wiz be at the
hiG OF the paitet. AL communcs,ons musi be postpaid
ass $50 sfosdIsy N. Y.
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PATIENTS FOR INvENRIoNs

PATENTS FOX INVENTIONS
TN FHK UNLFED STATES and all other coGn.
Atrfes Every description of documents for Patents spd
sales Of Inventions quickly and correctly prepared chep
Information persons consultations postree gratis.
ARTS EcHo Of Science, InSentions and Pdtenta to a
monthly publication, 81 81 year. l2a cts per angle
number. Edited and published 81 2S5 Broadway, N r.
IS Smeods* KINGSLEY / LOHGBOTYOM.
WILLEAM w. NILR@, Attorney and Counsellor
w al Law, having removed his oces 10 247 Broadway,
corner of Murray win be happy 10 wait upon hs enos
sud ellek Is there hereafter, So Steods
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HNwRY H. LEEDS, Auclioneer.

HENRY Fl. LEEDS, AuctOneer.
JENNY Limo CONUERT.-TlcSeti OF Admission
Vfo the frat and Concerts &c place Castle
Garden Wednesday, Sept H. aud Friday Beot s.
HENRY h LEEDS co. will seli at auction, AT Csste
Garden SATURDAY the 7h inst al l04 O'clock al the
ieAe,s for he frat Concert Of Jenny Ltnd.
diagram Of ha will 10 prepared, from which
choices may made aud every ticket sod without,
10 The bill heat bidder.
The second sne Will be msde the same place OF Tues
day. Oh ipst for The Concert which will take place Fri
day lhs 18Th inst rs 81
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sEVEN-MILE PANORAMA
Giving full and perfect View OF the Father OF Waters"
from lis iur con with ii Ohio the head waters aud
returning 10 ST Louis, distance OF more thsn
SCO1 mileb on miles of Canvass
Continuation by Pomarede
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zoaER,s ETHIOPIAN OPERA OoNHIQUE.
TfIdIs NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY, com
rosed OF the bes, cass of talent well In singing
Ehonien deineation 10 the newest and most approved
st9le Will under the management OF MAX LoRER, com
mepce performing al BeecGer Hail. BleecSer ST. corner OF
Morton.st en- Monday evening next sep 1
Admission Is cents. Doors open eli y commencing at
o'clccf.
by The door or WITHIN bocks OF the Hall 30 6IT
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LOWS
ETHInpIAN OpERATIC TROUPE,

LATE PIERCE's MIEsTRELs,
AT the Society Library Rooms Broadwa,, cor Leonard 81
ON MONDAY. September 9, and every ngdt until the
OcomPletion of their Hall on the Taersbs ground
which VIII completed about The first OF nexi mODt ihe
great that has favored this inmhtbe band OF hio
plan performer for the D. when 'St all OF tue
places disbursement in this great Metropolis were closed
wlie his performing every evening 10 Gro "ded
uRs has ped them aS beng the ne Plus ultra OF all
thiopian ban mpIisDg COMPANY OF thirteen pe
formers, under the immediate Erection Of Fellows
They viii have the honor OF giving their original and mimi
tab entertain meuts every nigh until further notice
Admission IS cects. Doors open at 7ocioek, Concert
conn ence al 8.
commencing al o'clock, P. I'd. ~
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HENRY GILES LECTURES IN THE WEST AND
sovTH-We Learn that R ev. HENRY GILES, the
wel-kuown lecturer, is eDg'gedto deliver course
of lectures before she Mercantile L brary Assooia
ton of St. Louis, and will probably Rpend the Win.
ter in the South and West. We believe this il
the first time Mr. Giles hss left the sphere OF his
labors in the East and we congratulate the public
of the Western and Southern cities, on the rare
pleaaure in store for them.
DEMrsTrR's CoNcERT.--Mr. Dempstar was vel.
coined back to Our City on Thursday night by full
house and warm greeting. The popular heart
has ltill cotner left, for The simple and tender
melodies he sings, and he is not likely to lose his
hold on it, so long "a the songs our fathers loved"
are loved by their children. Among those he sang
on Thursday night, were Duncan Gray Ny boy
Tammy,' The Nay Queen" and "Let Us Love
one Another" Mr. Dempsser will give his second
Concert on Monday night nezt.
MONTGOMERY GUARD TARGET ExcURsloN-
On Wednesday the Montgomery Guard Company
E, llth regiment,l msds their annual target ex
cursion to Flushing. They LETT the foot of Grand.
st about 10 O'clock, having chartered steamer
AID barge for the occasion. Among the invited
guests were Aid, Kelly, Major Denman, Timothy
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GREAT PANORAMA -Bsnyard's great Panorama
of the Mississippi continued and much enlarged by
Ponarede, will be opened for exhibition today. 1t
was very attractive when Arst here, and will un-
donbtedlv he mora 40 noz
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kee from Chagres:

The following are the pasRengers BY the Uhefo'
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Nerbeiratl,et.

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IpriI, 5err 6tspban Smith Braun, boz
saneater, nit miB gllsnscDina 2DiIion, BOZ
Neapins.
in &oflano Sauufdip, pnrh ben ebrp
9. 9obler, am @ GpriI, 5err petsr Qbil'
lips nit Dli6 SuIanna gioel -6err Wlap'
terrp lfhton NIT WiB $uep Seller -5rrr
Saeob 6ilbert init Oli6 Dlara Saue, allt
bon Nodlano.
-oureb pen gbrw. u. S. 5srmam AM 4ten
Ipril, 6err SoIepb Bedtel nit DliB elila.
bctb 6aap, tclps BON saneater gauntp.
-purtb Geo. SeB, W1apor bon Neabins,
am OferIcnntase, 5r. Sames Sraolep nit
Oii6 gbarlctte Bell, beipc pcu Gobdcu.
-burtb Noam 96oner, geq., am |. Npr.
Sr. Srans e. Ssbls aus 8aoen, init qSitt:
me gIifatetb Basner, teiOe pcn N6brersb
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6arriet &anfiuan, Satin bon mic6aelSaufs
man, i'm 27itcn sctenejabre.
-am 81. MirS, in 8raciua, Wlaria III
rid, Satin pcn Sobn O1 lIlrih.
-am 4. 2lpriI IN gumru, am S6laafu6,
Sobn @ernanc, fcn, I'M 4lter Yon - Sab'n
-am 6tsn 2lpriI, am 0lepcr0 nf:8erse, in
gllab, all Der Uue3ebrnn9, Wartin 9. Cole.
man, einise 80 Sabre alt.
-am tten O1dr5, IN Brefnrf, Satbari
ia Softer, lBittpe cce perltcrbsnen Wiam
Softer, i'm 77lten Sabre ibres Altcrs.
= in perWobnuns bon Ibraham 8bcaos
in Imitp, AM Q. 2lpril, gang pl6slltb, Saect
@uloln, etna so Sabre alt.
-am 9. 4pril, IN 4mtp, 9eorse Nomis
etrpa "a Sabre aft.
dill ST. Oldrs, i'll Ncflanr, prter, eiu
S6bn6sn bon WllIpusbtp 6OItpu, i'm 6tCn
sebeneDabre.
- am Stem Ipril, in 8ofIanc, @nIannu
Wdrs, Wittpe ree rertt Satcb Olar5, III
6lttcn Sabre ibrcs Nltrre.
am 4. 2lpril, in Glisrsr Olcunt Setbe
Ncrtbamptpu SO, Sobn Sarrner, fen, cir
Scloat Der Ncpolution, i'm bOben QIter BOZ
los Sabrcn.
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I'm Die freien &rpdbler bon 8erf5
SQuntn.

Sreunoe uno t1Iitbitrser - SD fablc
mid acornn9en Gu6 melnsu berslitbfen
0anf ab5uitattsn, fir Die srobe @tinensabl
Die Sbr mir bel Der porisen Sherifs: wabl
ss16entt babt uno cur6 bic itb auf ben 8cs
tmrn seIest worbcn tin-uno in bsr llcber,uls
auna, caB ieb fetOem nihts srtban babe I'M
Cure cute meinuns uno @sppssnbeit III pcrs
wireen, 70 bcte itt midi notmals ais
Gonoioot fir Sheriff
all uno erlutbe Ollie unO Seoen ron Cub nm
feline Stimme uno llateritiBuns fir oas ess
nannte Amt bel Der ni6fen aaasmeinen
9Sabl. SD parf Cub unbsbinst psrltebern,
oa6 icb i'm SaQ meiner gripdbluns, Die Ders
autnortlioben pfihten pes 2mtes setreulcb
unc nab beiten Sraften aueibsn ipsroc. gs
lebt per 5cffnuns raB Sbr ibn niht perscis
fen perbet guer Sreunc unp 9icner
John pottei9er.
Bern, Npril 9. 6w.
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Cine 8nrtc.
Onttnr GEr0inQn0 C4mrn

iaat fetnrn noblmsincnpen tnO cceIae|tumtCn
mittir9ern Iencn ber3lidbfen 0anr fir Die
IlberaIe ltnterttisuna, wrldbe itm 5u tbeil &c:
wOrOen 1T, itn feince gIenrs su iltHbeten.
gr Ghmeitbrlt ltb init Der 5offnun9, oa6
Ct oas 3utroucn isiurr 8tnnrr nidbt perlcrsn
bat, unU miro ecinc O1dbe lpaarsn, 06!ceden
wirois gu 5eiscn.
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@altwirtbItbaft res 5rn. :. Seinrieb t1IeY'
re, in Der SranfIin sStra6e, ctsrbalb Der
gilentabn, no CT fortfabren miro ale 4r3t,
wunr'Gr5t nc @cturtebelfer Ocu SIlfs'
beolrftiaen 81 oiencn.
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GanOiDat fur Scberitf.

I'm Die freien uno unabbdnei0en @rmGbs
let BON Serfs @auntp.
t11itbur8er - Iufsemnntert bur6 Die
warmttcn 3uilcterunaen pieler meinrr Sreun:
oer bietc i6 mid als ganoIoat fir bas S6e>
riffs: Amt bon Berfs gauntp bel fommenbcr
Wabl al nno loIlte lb 70 9liflitb lein, ei,
ne U1ebrbrit gurcr @tmmcn 3u erbalten, 70
Urrpfihte ib MIDI, Die Obllesenbeiten bes
Amtes 9etrcuIicb unc 81 gurer p6Qisen Su,
friepenbeit aus5uIten.
@ucr 9eborfamcr Sicnsr,
Jfaae Gly.
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