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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-24

We have received files If the Honduras Uacamau the
1t init We make the following extracts -
Iy the Gace'a, from Guatemala. that the grcst
aud celebrated annual fair ~ Esuipulas, did not take
place usual in of the mcnaccs war from
the state a savgdor thus causing considerable injury 90
the commercial interests Of several parties IN all the DIFF
f'rcnt states fccnral America who had made arrange
mtns aud hid their plans 81 speculation Mt this cce-
hat'd fair where nearly every merchant meets to barter
and eel.
ny the paper see that General Suao has also
Teen filled IN s attempts to induce the mountaneer in
r'ctinnts at palcnca. Jalapa and sanarac to join
The salvador mans IN their projects # conquest; for al
Though st dsaiccted they have refused to join: thus
showing that alt' ugh dsatsGci they not opposed
to the government.
Troops daily leaving for tho frontiers On the eth
nit. large division. under the command % General
forcnzann marched towards the borders II salvador To
Ilaec thmsivcs It the orders Of Ills Excclcney the
We have reeiy,d the Caceta from Guatemala bearing
dat. 18th uli. u give q the proceedings
with the frccs q savndor and Honduras hut from pri
vat. sources We learn that the lit Inst the troops
q those states arrived ~ village calcl San joe about
three leagues from Chiqunula. General Carrrrrd
at tbat TINE ~ the batter place ant soon marched his
men 10 meet them though they numbered about four
thousand men. ON the ~ Instant about nine o'cpck in
TIE iaorinr the battle commenced aud continued with
many changes II on both sides until halfpa.t
three O'clock ID the afternoon. when by able mt-
nauyrc # General carrcra the forces ~ Salvador anil
Honduras were completely defeated. leaving the field
many d'nd wounded AMI prisoners. together with arms
laetugc Ac The pursuit IL the cn,-ny who were nyjn,
In MI directions. eth continued hy The list accounts.
aud In all pr liability carrcra will march up6n San
salvador When thc battle commenced Il u stated that
tnrt RIA had ofy t2Wo but received several re-
int nc, m,nis during the aav
We have received later intelligence from the intc-
risr than that given In lsst The Gsfa from ,;ua-
trEa a the 18th ut merely reports the arrival Il the
salvador and Honduras forces Chngo whore the ac-
thn took place b.tw.cn them and tic Guatcmaltccos.
Tho news II this hattie has been funny confirmed, and no
doht whatever exits a the victory piuc rs the lat
ter although We have as yet received particulars If
fr,m private we have heard that the prisoners
Who we're confined in the cast" vt yzalii made their
GRAPE IN cors~Iuncc n the withdrawal If the troops
Ia tbg A.
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Ono tSrrrp SrAIrs srsaron.--fn announcing in the
Heteid. fw days since. the election II Benjamin y
Wade. Wing United States Senator We stated that
bc dd not urcar 10 bc indebted TO the the free
oil,r In the Legislature for hi election The Tibaae.
and other free so apcrs gave different aspect to tho
affair conycyirg the impression that Jpgc Wade owed
hi election to the free soilcrs. The Ohio vht papers
sncc received confirm statement Ia thc IEfad and
II appears that impressions aud not those ~ the
Ttitgy, correct. The Ashtahula Tsi.sraJh a whs
paIsr. published In the county where Judge Wade re.
sccs. tays =
The vote y which Judge wade was elected stand.
thus .Nnd., .whig ~ Payne. (dsm.l - blanks
Hittnt. n The blank irrr anil votes icng pre-.
viuufy cast Cir Vaughan sutiin and Hitchcock judge
Wade u Senator y no balance # power man,ruvrcls
free sol AanLs rasf seaIg L IT. l. the choice
- The wings a Chic. who have ~ their representatives
rluyru him.
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decline cf all government to the revolutionary sys
tenn Of the republics Of South America.
Such are the moral, and such the political, con-
sequences fairly TO be eluced from the proceedings
at the Astor House dinner Ii is time that these
things were understood. 1t is time that the people
of New York impressed with the fact that fur
Their tampering with slavery in the Sorth Is dam
gerous to the Union-thst Seward, and his princi-
PIES, and his policy, be abandoned; and that
good faith to tie federal compact, and the principles
Of common honesty, demand otu liberal spirit of
justice and Cancellation Not until Seward and his
doctrines are suppressed will New York stand vim
dicated for the integrity Of the Union.
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TAs SHY Rssssa-Ssw York burglars. -.

BALTIMORE, March .. ISL
Tho ship Robena has been condemned though efforts
s making get on She has ten feet OF water
in hcy hold, and the tide flows in and out steamer
has gone with pumps and empty casks for the pur
pose Of keeping her afoat The cargo between decks
has been taken out.
We notice the arrival at Charleston Of the of the
schooner Memphis, (of Yarmouth, Me) which lost
of Elbow reef
The jury in the Of Rodgers and Richardson. two
notorious New York burglars. charged with breaking
into the fells Point Bank have been out twenty eight
hours. at Ellicott's bills. unable to agree
The New Orleans papcrso the 10th inst. have been
received.
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Tactrfr TIir SAVDwicH fsASps~-The Alta rslif,r-
min ~ The 10th ult gives the following report made
e. VI; marine col.ctor. board the vessel bat without
vuuching fer its authenticity The report then r. that
the commander II the French frigatc ssricnse had
nnntd frm the government a the Hawaiian islands
the yncnt 1T $4,000. comutationsf TOR customs u
kct,d the French authorities contrary 60 treaty
stiI uatiors This the King. kamelam.ha. refused o.
pay aud dsclaps that he throws himself under the pro-
ttcti,n Of the IT Great Britain aud the
United states The French commander thcrrupon In n
HE and marched them through the town which act
hc nsHts daily. lie has prevented several Hawaiian
vss,. Nom proceeding to sea- but docs disturb tho
ttu.ns.Isc " Vth,r nations.
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INrrrrsIiSo Ponr PntScE.--By the brig sill.
ton, Capt Harper. arrived Sunday we have bates iothe
III inst Coffee ssfug at So to $50 per loo n /:
loewocd $40 rcr Geo bs doubIoon'. $50 AMI very
Affairs comrarai,ly quiet although since
the dhcovory II the c"n1racy against the government
prat many removals taking Place, ard number
a. arrests, ~ The tadnF rrfsons If the i.land The gey
sinm,nt keeping the trrnps marching from place
rlacc. with view ~ separating them There J. q com.
niysitn ~ ur appointed e. confer with Dir WaIh aud
The Tnreh and Lnp-h congus respecting the affairs IL
The eastern part II the bland hut ~ this dac no4hing
had sen dnc There were no An' fiean vp..tis IL
~ H. u Prince lad there btn iuce the srannc
sail,G FIR tape iinyicn American provisions we're grow
hg tsicc. ttFce was beginning 10 into the mar
L,t III tptl,r laruc uuartitits.
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NIarketS.

tHARLE srov. March 10 1N51.
The transactions in cotton reached upwards of $500
bales. at irregular prices. The market depressed
and some under the impression it had lost what it
gained receipt Of the steamers news; others mai-
tanned the range was not so low.
SAVANNAH March 1S 1871.
Cotton is in better demand than for several days.
Sales Of 1ooS bales ranging from Sc. IL 2c-thc bulk
from &C. &c. The advance since the Asias adyccs.
has been ~ the lower grades and fully "a the bet
fer ella
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Large Fire Mt OsvyegO.

OsWEGo, March y. 1851.
The large min owned by burlington Purdce. called
Washington MIL entirely consumed by fire this
morning, between and o'clock 1t occupied
chine and carpenter shops. The buildings and ma
chine,y valued nom $4,000 to $1,000 and
nearly not quite. covered by insurance The loss in
tools &C. belonging to the workmen must be heavy,
also the oss in stock, with which the building
lied
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viii give and faithful attention the sale 81 House
hold Furniture at the residences Of families will
Ter sae ~ hi caraeous nd8TJ Broadway.
ner Uf lite street Cash antrs all
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very surer Wig Tourt should eal ~ atch.ors cole
tra'd Wig factory, No Wall street They will Ind he
Erftty UNDERSTANDS All thsr requirements matter how
dntut he fails e. ut the heads fact he knows his
vit him all = -
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LArr rrou Arx Curs.-Tur Go,rK~NcSr TRr,srnr
RosrrrIic lrr Patriot. cfp Perry arrived yesterday
fiu Aux cfycr. Ieyii brings notice Il an extensive
robbery Il hi satlc majesty treasury having been com.
mt,d Ut Gonaivts The robbcrs however had not BEEN
,l,..rted II the iast aceoupts
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rcsRp on ASSISTANT ALDERMEy.
Dsrcn 2Z~This lizard met ycstcray morning at nine
oclotk according tonpfrinwrrt. Several papers we're
ttrtufrod in FIRM the oth,r Beard. also Invita- ION
was retiv,d inviting the Common Council. with the I
ei.aitre " whit the rev state Arsenal. Accepted
ILe Board then sdjsurnsd ~, de.
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Tn Brooklyn March ~ by the Rev. Mr. Clarke, W.T.
H. GOLDSMITH Esq. Of this city to Miss CH.RLorrr
MAMA BElcGs 0f Brooklyn.
on the I'D ~ March. by the Rev Or Licuthal sruoS
Lof,rNfnAf q Louisville. Kentucky 10 sosm,, daugh-
ter Of L. Gosling Of this city.
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Banning Will give free Lecture Ladies', this day. al
o'clock, IN, ut the Society Library Rooms 3- broadway
suject-Ihe Lungs and spine. Every lady should
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Common PIcos.


The General Term II this Court this day
One 81 the judges Whilst In chamber each morning from
~ to III o'clock, to hear chamber business
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GOWTo040 lta1n0m 8e0100vo0 400R c0TO0
pinples frsskiss, erupions, chaps Sc. Poudrs subtle
er.dsatss hair :m Part Of The body Liquid Reges for
puo lpo 81 ehos Mar Restorative, Lily W11eo H.
The old sstabished depot 81 Walker Broadway,
and r. Caenders IS south Third street. philadelphia
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New York, Monday, March ai, 1851.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-31
SHERIFF's OFF1cE,
Paulding County, Ohio, October Is, 1851.


ALEXANDER RsANKaLA
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lsstsn 9Sbls Staats: @onpsnton, III qaneaifsr,
bat fol9snos Sosrrsn als Staats.Sentrals@ on,s
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l2tsr 9iifrift Vorf-SbomaS Q. @obran.
l3ttr 0iifrift, Cumberland unb psrrD--&.p
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@linton-9lnbrsas q. Curtin.
l5hr Difrift, Blair, cambria u. 6untnabcn
81. o. ScbnffOn.
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Suli su snsm @sfebtt jwiften ben Spleatsn
unb 6iesrn unb BON ben esetsrsn fc0sn msbr
ale 90 tobt auf bsm Vlaee ssblisbsn fsin. Die
Nspolutondrsn sosen fib bann in Die @sbir9s
srid, no tis Wrfbansunsen aufwarisn, Iist
binsintrisbsn uno 0Baffsn unb Munition fans
msIten. Sbrs Wsadyt nabm fbnsa su. Aus ais
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nsr psrfbnunbsn, neil fis fib ben Sniurssntsn
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sanRn Sbaarsn ~ ibnsn iber. Die Nsss'
runa that aass Mtalifbs, ben Ssmobn,rn Der
5auptffabt ben Stano Der 9n9s i'm Snnsrn
Der Snfe su psrbsimlbsn. sas aris9sfbHs
fino ,ur Gee sssamssn unb cine iufasIibs ans
sabl sruppsn nab Yrineips bsfSrSsrt nsrssn.
Gin Brief BON loapanna, patirt ben IL. Juli,
bsifdtiet oas pOrbsr9sbsnos une ia9t nod' eab
bic 8spoIution aub in qas sunas, 9absecn,
Spamc, Srnibab unb Dino bel &ic aus9ebrc:
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Staatss1 bcsablt.-sIIt 8sris mar. pis
sepobn6. ipieber ems Der eren gauntieS bic ibren
Staats-aar be3abItsn abam asib, giq.. Der Gauu-
tD-S6abme0er ma6te fld 9eftern Dor sasen aui
ben Bee nab SarriSburs. nit $6l .052. ben poIIen
Scrao bsS StaatstayeS ben infer Gauntp gu te5ab-
len bat, in Der saIde, um fle an ben -S6at-
meifter 81 besabIen 9aS GauntD prcftirt burb bic
ie prOmpte 3abIuns ben 3ablab, udmib S3,O52
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Oemofratifhe oBbist
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Die esmcfratfbsn Bbi9s pon Ssrfs Gauns
~ unb aQe Sreunos Der asasnmdrtiasn Patio.
mails uno Observation-Disclosures, Iinb ulutt
elmer aaetmeinsn Gauntys Derfammluna
tti;uwcbnen, msIfs 9sboltsn msrben miro
Mm Mcntae, ben 1ten Inenft,
um l llbr Rabmitta9s, i'm eourtbaufs in Der
z tabt &sabina, in Der 9tbiibt NnifaItsn sur
Fcrtsrsituns auf Die ndbifs alIssmeins @abl
~ trsfTtn.
Z. Knabb, rDiuam peaeeH,
1ebn Kemp, 7ebn SeppIer
P3ePiel Ssaro, 7ofcpb Kenoal,
Z. q. Stcuens' Samuel Uooams,
rDm. urCrlcr Gal Qcinbadb,
7ebn Sod,, 6cera 1Dbitner,
SuIi Is. 1851. Stsbenbt &ommittst.
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Die 9fattbe Nmcrtfan StaatS VCns
pention. .-Gine an5abl Delc9aten. pslbe bic lie
berbIebieI Der einit mddti9en Ratipe 9urci repre-
ientirteu, bcIten am Nittpob in SauiSbur9 cine
Staats- Convention nm Ganbipten fir 6ouptrn0r.
Canal Gommiilionsr &c. 3u ernsnncu sbon bel Gr-
nennuns Der tembordrsn 9camtcn sntitanb elm 10
beft9er Strsit bab bas Ginfdreiten bes S6erffS
nOtbi9 mar, um bic @ube gu crbatcn slatbem bic
Convention enblib Oroanirt mar, pailirte iic elnen
9efbIub, baS co undwtdmdB9 isi gu bieisr 3eit Ell
nen Staate Babbcttc gu fornlircn, peiI bic Yartsi
ni6t 9cbOris or9an7rt iei Sn einem auoern 9t-
Ibluie 9ab ie benz "Smericau Stanbarb," enrm Co.
to-NatpcbIatts. in SarriSbura. einen Sid unb eina
bdnn ndb Spaule.
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Weatima, ben 90. Smli 1851.
19-v. B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorize

CIV. B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
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-four authorized agents to receive Advertise
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advertisements for this paper
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Der bdrte 3eiten unb peui9 8elo. uno ipie man lns
bcribtct, bcrri6t bieS llebs in Reabng mcbr ais an
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etpa obcr Subren cine Der bibenbifen Stdbte
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ren in polIem Sdipun9e unb Nrbct mar iein 0elud,-
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bob mar bre 3abI bdmalS tatm binIdnglib, Naen
Robuun9en 81 Iiefern Nbtr Gin Srmbsr, Der in ben
Sabrn bon l843 biS 1s47 Reabing bciudbte uno
nun mietcr berbcr tOmmt. ipirb bas nss qeben uno
bic @efbdftStbdti9fet Dermifien. bic bamaS bariu
berrIttcn bic terfcbcnocn Sduier unb gcIbloTentn
@rrifdtisn mercen Jpn bslebreu, tas bic 8cIbdfte
9eldbmt ilnb
aRun bat mobI l6on off ben Ginpobucrn bon Re-
otn0 rcr9tmOrfen bab e In lenen 3eten bic Inter
ncbmun9sIuf gu melt ottricbcn bittcn abtr 9cnau
bcieben plrb SlCnanb Iagen tOnrtn bab bisS bic
tlriHbc Der ieBi9en Gci6dfS!oH9teit it, &eabin9
bate unter ben QSirtungen bes S6ub.Sdrif8 bon
1912 faft Gin 9rttbeil einsr iebi9en 6rGbs ospou-
nen bic 98erfifdtten Der GIenbabn- GompanD be-
fbiftioten 6 bio 700 Wenf6en bic GiItnptrie tpa-
rem nid) perm69tnb ben anforoerun9en fur ibrs Sa-
britate gu enpreten unb mubtsn er,peitert perben
aber ais cS ben @sI,u I'M GOnsrtb cinfeI. am 3arif
gu flidcn dnbtrte lb baIb bas SpeI NIB allsS 9in9
ben &rebSgan9. Die Gienbabn- Company bcI6df-
t9t gu bieIer 3eit iaum 300 Grbecr in ibrtn g8erf-
ffdtten, bic Giicnpcrie feben bab 1N. ipe bic Gl-
9entbimcr tencnOarit fir ibre 8abriatc fnben t0n-
nsn, uno bic Sauuf bat chen 10 fart abatnommsu.
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9bt 9irS inb llrIaten 9tnu9 poraus pi, Sblaff.
belt Der BeIddite entilebsn fam, aber bic Saupt-
purjcl aIIrS llcbeIS III unreit9 Der sarf bon 1916
Senn @eabing beftimnt 1T, iemaI8 cine 9robe Statt
jn prrben, 70 fann IS nur untrr ben Ginipirtungen
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itcIIung tcNeIben 81 pirien ftrcben
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Sic Staet SanSau. -Sar. Guauf 8Idier,
Sfrstdr uno N0ent Der 9dnbau- Company, mar oor-
&c g8ott bier Inn Sauotten in Der Stabt Qanbau.
gu Derfaufcn mcItc in Wont9omcrD Gauntb gcbaut
rsrten Icn gSir babcn nibt erfabrrn pel6en Gr.
fcl9 itin llnternebmtn bier bate.
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8eidbrlid,c Musfitbtcn.-Gin

8eidbrlid)e ImSfiebten.-Gin gang ncusr
Nitronom bat flrJlib bic ipibtiee Gnoeduna &c.
mabt oab unIerc Welt in grade % Oliaion,n Sab
rem, bon ieb an cur6 einen aomctsn total ,erft0rl
iperosn miro sHenn 4apa WiHer unb bisitr Nus
bunb aIer astronomer ibre Sheen 3uiamm.u in si-
nen Sefe tbun unb iie geb0ri9 beTiairn IalIen. Ic
fam psIIei6t cine pernInitiae MtteI-Sb, baraus
berpor9eben
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4 SuIi, uno bic popIurned- -1rids bis gum ! Gu-
gut peber bersusIsn es fdeint aber. ba6 sr in bsi-
ben SdIen isinem 0erIpreden nidt natlcmmen faun.
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61rGin Brief aua 9eutIbl0nb an Srn. arl
e ebitrnber9, lis9t in tieicr 9ruderei gum ab-
holm bfrpit
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Wferfef ben 1tnterfbieb~

(Sourern6r sycbniron uno q clcgel Sialer, bic
bsibsn ganoibatsn fir gcupsrn6r, MAIDEN lest
btios Gsifen burtb ben Staaf, um ftcb nit ben
Sar9srn oss StaatS bsfannt iu maiden unb
in 6fsntlbsn Gsbsn ibrs Wsnunasn ibsr Die
pbtiaffen Sra9en bsr StaatS,Yotif nussus
fprtden absr msrfet ben unttrfbieb, auf mel.
d)t Nrt fts biss tbun.
Gcupsrnor Sobnifon sribsint alIein, cbns
Se9letuna, uno fpribt fir Itb fslblf. @r pers
ipeist isine Sub6rsr auf feline JoanbIunasn nab.
rsnb elmer breijdbri9sn Nominiifration, uno per.
fprldt nibtS Weiter als cine Scrtfsbuna berltls
ben, i'm Tna feiner Wisbsrsrmdbuna. unb ba
feline Nomniifratcn tabsllos uno pobltbuenb
fur ben Staat ,par was ielbff ttins politiIfen
St9nsr Su9sbtn mifTtn 70 it biss cas- lIdsrlfs
0erfpubsn oaS ct MAIDEN fam.
Col. 8i9ler erfbeiut in Ssalsituna BON Col.
Slaf, Der ibm alS cine 4rt Wunbiiif bisnt,
ndmlib fat isinsr bic Msbtn bdlt uno bic NOS
tbi9sn 8erfprsbungsn matt. Go fbsint osms
nab, bos Col. Si9lsr in ftinsr Gebs Die CT pcr
esr bltf9en Scnpenton belt, NlltS asidat bat
mas sr wuste, obsr fib nob nibt BON Der @rs
fbepfun9 9enu9 erboIt bait bic Ct bamals Dor:
CAB, als CT am Nbsnb cine 5rpeite Nsbe baltsn
icate. Sol. Slad fam bm bamals III bIlfe
uno pisteibt baben Die bsiosn @cIcnsls bann
mntr fib einsn Sdrssn ssmabt, bas Slad Die
Nsosn baltsn uno Sisltr Der Souusrn6r wsrs
ben fca.-9Bas fa9sn bic sbrlidsn 9smofrotsn
BON psnnfplpanisn su snem fold,sn Sdraen
Col. Sissr fam nbt wie @cup. Jobnfon,
auf itint fribersn 6anoIunssn Nutsn unb bic.
fslbsn als Ssls9s feinsr Wtinuns aufifeaen-
osnn aus itinem trlbersn qsbsn 1T nid,ts ,u
Tnosn, mas ibn ale sinen srosen Wann bt,ud,s
nst.--4uss DaS trporbrinssn Iast ino S,ers
iprsbunssn-uno ,per msis nibt aus grfab.
runs' pls psnis man fid auf bic Grfprebuns
gen Der qcfcfcfos perla1fsn fann.
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Der Srans in Williamspprt bat Giseu.
tbum gum 0crtbe bon $4,000 jerit6rt, ipopcn nur
$4,000 in Der ebeomin9 9t9tnieiti9er RrTderunss.
GeieIII6aft berlidert fnb