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Democratic State Convention.

Pursuant to the call Of the state commit,
tee, the democracy of Illinois, by their de.
legates, assembled IN the capitol, at Spring.
field, on Thur day, the lst day Of May
1856, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, and were called
to order by Ex-Governor French, on whose
mot on Col. d. Il. Bush, OF Pike county
was chosen chairman pro tem., r. Z. Coop
ELL, of Will county, was chosen secretary
pro tem., and j. Z. DANFoE1u, jr., of Rock
island county, assistant secretary pro tenn
Mr. Uisc, Of La Sale. moved that the de
!eEateS IN at! eadahce present their crcden'
ia.s a. ,le secrctary's liable. Adopted.
After the credentials had been presented,
Mr. Car.in, Of Adams, moved HAT the chair
appoint committee OF two from each con
grc>> >loUal district to present the names Of
suitable prisons for permanent: ctl.cc.s .. ,hu
convention. Adopted.
Tie chair appointed .!.2 following gentle.
Men said committee.
1st district, VIM. n. jackson, II. W
Dors Il; I'd district, Thomas Dyer, J. L
Van NortwicG; 81 district, John l!ise. j
II .:,o5-.ts; -.th district. P.ler Sweat. y J
Wagg0ncr; "tL district, Vim. II. Carliu
II. /. Sn'phin 9Th d:-!~i-'. Virgil Hickox,
a. {. Dickson; Tth district, s.. Clair Suth.
eT.ard, i. Shaw 5tl district, 7. Il. Hone
4. Il. Trapp Oh district, Joseph 3. Ttu-.
ncr, ". j. Ancn.
Mr.. Morris, Of Adams introduced tic
following resolution, which Was adopted:
Lesotced, That the delegation from each
cor grcssional district be icq1estcI TO prc.
sent tie name Of some person suitable t. be
chosen b.; th's conveut.on as a candidate
for Presidential e'c-to:, and also present the
names Of two persons suitable to be appoint.
ed as delegates 10 the national convention.
Adjourned Until! O'Clock.
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Col. SCHLESSINGER.-Thi redoubtable fill
buster, it appears, has gone over to the
Costa Rican>, having deserted Gen Walk
CT, after having betrayed the troops entrust-
cd TO his command. Col. S. is a filibuster
by trade. He is. according to the n. Y.
| Times, German jew, and has always had
Interpolation of being anything but cow
ard. He was engaged in the German and
! hungarian instructions, and fled 10 this
country. On his arrival here he Joined the
Lopez expedition and went to Cuba He
was a iavorte with the Cuban pstrots, and
held the rank of Major in their army. After
the defeat SchiesSnger was taken prisoner,
and sentenced to be imprisoned for life in
the Spanish fortress at Ceuta, on the coast
of Africa. He was sent thithcr and incar-
ccrated in dungeon, whence, though hea-
Willy ironed, and strictly guarded with senti-
nels always in sight, he escaped within a few
months and returned to the United States,
and has since been engaged in the business
of fibu>terinS. On gong To Nicaragua, he
escaped from the U. S. Marshals Who were
in pursuit of him, in the disguise of coal
HEAVIER tie may give Walker some trouble
yet, as a leader among the Costa Ricans.
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FLooD II THE CPrEG &Iss.ss. .Fgi-IIyE,
LosT.-Ne { learn by Il gent, man who lvlt
Dubuque on Sundty evening .ast, that the
Mississippi was then higher than It had been
at any time for the last four years, and was
rising rapidly. The islands opp s te the city
were undcr water. Tia" Improvement II tue
!cvec, kuown as the Seventh Street Ian
provcmcHt, was IN great danger, when our
informant left, of tJtal destruction-some
five feet of it having already been swept
away. This work is in the hands of Il pri-
vate company, on which the loss will fall
heavily should it be who iy destroy cd. Late
IN the afternoon of Sunday the steamer Dia-
Inond was blown aground upon one of the
islands, ami while engaged in getting her
aiioat, two OF i.cr hands were drowned
Vast quantities of driit-wnod were floating
past Dubuque. a great deal of xciteueit
prevailed among the p, opic, who lined ,ht
shore by thousands. The rise Is from the
upper tributaries of the Mississippi, and ,x-
pciicnced atmcn thought IL had not reacL-
Ell 1t maximum when our informant left Du
buque.-Ch. PJoSs
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Miss Peggy Land, a young woman of
Pickens county, South Carolina District,
abot 24 years of age, after trying weaving,
carding, spnnin-, and sowing last year,
went to farming, and made cotton, which
ne,ted her Si0o. Her corn crop was two
hundred and fifty bushels, worth to cents
per bushel and she raised thirty i've bushels
of wheat, worth one dollar and fifty cents
per bustie', without assistance of hiring
She plowed, drove the cart, cut her wheat,
and cribbed he. corn.
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The BLUE BiRDs.-The Springfield Re.
publican notices the appearance of the blue
birds, ha-bngers of Spring, in the following
phraseS:--
The blue birds. 1--WE beg their pardon 70.
having neglected to notice them before
came right down from the blue sky three
days ago, with heavens sweet songs in their
throatS,-little songs, an inch and half
long or so--brief hints Of bobalinks, sugges-
tons OF robins, little iourishes of horns be.
fore the flowery door Of the season! Hea-
ven bless the creatures! How they make
the tired old horse of humanity pick up his
ears with their pleasant and encouraging
chirrups But the season is still severe for
them. They have our pity in toe-toe.
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The Napoleon (Ark) Sentinel, of Mare

23d, says:
1--WE were shown by DR.. Lebradcr, day
or two since, remarkable head-that of
Fouchee, the celebrated chief Of the
Greeks. The singularity of the head con.
sists in two perfect mouths-a front and rear
mouth, with double set of maS;icators to
each 1t made no difference in his eating or
feeding operations which mouth he used, as
either answered the same purpose; but
whenever he imbibed from the rear mouth
drunkenness ensued much sooner than if he
had taken by the front"
This takes the hat.
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a Singular stony of u Child.

The Mag 4oketa Qowa) Sentinel, of late
date, contaihs remarkable story of little
girls restoration to her home, after a long
separation from her parents, which we give
to our readd drs, as follows:
about 81 X weeks ago. says the Sentinel,
"Mrs. Teeple, wife of Luther Teeple, in
company with her little daughter, some
eight or nine years old, left jackson county,
Iowa, for the purpose Of visiting her reIa-
/ tives in Canada Arriving in Chicago the
! daughter lost sight of her mother OCCASION
| ed probably by the many (to her} new sights
( to he seen. The mother Immediately upon
missing her. retraced her steps but no
/ daughter c0hld be found. Streets were per
! smbulated, houses searched, police called
! cut, and every enquiry and search instituted
/ that Vas thought necessary to find the lost
/ daughter, but no cfiiid could be found
Z Who can picture the anguish, the grief and
! poignant feelings Of the mother at thus los
! ing her daughtyr? She Immediately wrote
/ to her husband, Mr.. Tecple, notifying him
Of her losS and continued her journey to
Canada. Mr.. Teep!e, we understand it,
! immediately repaired to Chicago, made a
mos, thorough search, advertised her as
( lost. but still no daughter could be found
One day last week Mr.. Teeplc and family
were much surprised by little, apparently,
( bright eyed boy appearing at the door and
( calling him father" Mr.. Teeplt, much as
toaisned, inquired into the matter, and
/ found it to be his long lost daughter, who
had assumed this dio.uis. for the purpose Of
eticctng her escape from a family with whom
She was bound by the trustees Of the house
2 of refuge and Wh, had severely ,,1;cf,ee1
her.
/ /; appears from the daughters story Of
her separation, that as soon as she missed
her mother, She hurried along through the
streets expecting soon to ovcrtakc her, but
. IN vain. She passed through a number OF
streets, bat AL her efforts to iinI her mother
proved Of no avail. Finally evenin. came
on, and the litilr s.Fl vas taken by Il police
man TO the asylum for orphans, whore after
? remaining nearly three yeas She was by
TIE trustees bound to family r. above men
toned, whcrc she remain q until few no.
/ b.e-hearteG 'ad cf CA -. becoming in
tgrcsted in her behiif, and also indignant at
the treat'n TT rc e.y,i fro.I the family with
whom she wa> b uni. determined upon her
/ re>,u,. Wu.n inter; -arcd She onul re-
member Br.cvge, and that her father and
uncle lived within days drive. Upon
learning these facts. Ihe~- mob 'c-h -artad wo-
men concluded 10 dress her n NAL: attire,
furnish hey tIc ue. c>oary ia ans, and SEMI
her at bIcc % H-i.-ydc, whore Ia would
probably "A % the wh-icabout, Of her pa
rents Arriving IN Bel eyur, She inquired OF
Judge Spur, VINO at once PROV ie1 her with
4 conveyance, au.l returned her TO the arms
Of her long ST var-.tS. Who Will IrcteUd
to say II I 'trnth IS nc. i any than ii .
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This wen 'erful case OF canine sagacity is
related bv the Hartford Times

This wen ierful case oI canine saSaclty Is
related by the Hartford Times.
''Mr. --, venerable and worthy man,
had a Newfoundland dog, which used to go
a short distance and get the Daily Courant,
bringing it home in his mouth, evineins
great anxiety until he procured the paper
The paper changed owners, and at the same
time became more vacilating in principle
than before. 1t advocated Sam. As soon
as this change took place, the dog was no
ticea to appear ashamed when the paper
was given him to carry home; he would
sometimes drop it in the street, let it lie and
put for home. At last he refused to go for
the paper at all he was of no use to the
owner except to get his paper, and as the
dog positively refused to have anything to
do with It any longer, he procureda Know
Nothing to kill him, paying the sum oftwen-
ty.five cents for the job"
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Pap, why don't you give the telegraph
wires dose of gin =
'Why, my ciii!i?' a~t
'Cause the papers say they are out of or
der, aud mamma always takes gin when she
is out of order
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Astronomers say that if cannon-ball
were fired from the Earth to Saturn, it
would be $50 years getting there. In that
event, Professor John Phoenix thinks the
people Of Saturn would have ample time to
dodge the shot
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Mrs. Smithers says her husband was once
the greatest military man in the country
For two years he was Lieutenant in the
Horse Marines, after which he was promoted
to Captaincy in a regular company of sap
heads and minors
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Aoog and hoe tors

on Naia Jrsst apgosits Css.tHd'.'s oil Stand.
sc. IISi.
II lEGS leave ell the attention of the public 20 his
ID stock OF BJots Sinner, Gdit RS. SHpB-yS GD SO,s
d, Dr.. constantly kcp. hand al tEe above establish
Tcrt Particular ctipu -d 10 selections Tor Ladies
and Misses Connected with the store i large
shop .or Iaaufac.uri boots. shoes &c, and he
Toy- none good w0Thncn, he = prepared make
order any ar;!c il his line in both OF neatness
and d1rabi.iiy superior t" the best Eastern work
Repairing done al short notice. ieb iI-yl
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u
ILLbe AaPpy L, t.,s i-d.es o: o:stwa and -u--
- .HdJar co. -u.ry. tii- VI .ru.e
Front Ssu.s. where she HEs .-; received and ,=-
CANT assortment o. SPRING AND SUHTEa; MILNE
~. F-.,i"g confident. That ladies b,f pi-..se
Themselves elsewhere she respectfully -o..-.ts call.
I FiU.s tTcz>-z Tii .-I--.-er b received every
month. O.iaU'a, Apr.l ;.
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;. IKCUNS i D!.UI!IEE,
wILrIAM CoNNnI1Y

WILE.IE IT CONN HII
Getting E@ttiitst8. lt-AOgGt SIDE c Court NJrss,
Z, E>rEOlF LILY informs Tie citizens Q. Ottawa and
the p-D IL general dat lie HAs removed h.s Tailor
ing Establishment and C.CtIg store uvht door to IL L.
Ea!ses ESaaHgc Once, norm side %! the Court House,
where he vi! be happy Wal, his old, and new Gus
toners. lie keeps hand large assortment o. Cgtls
Cass,iH-res and Els-.ags. Also large assortment o.:
Ready Made CUStiug Of his :natGiaCture. Also, q
general Furuis hing Goods, the top Of
the head The sole OF the foot All Ainds
made up the manner hy jhe best o. wCrkmeT.
Cutting done usual, and warranted TO fit il properly
made ~. Ottawa, Dec. ~
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Ss.ss9T {. Gs..A.stss SHOP.

rE'HF Subscriber would respectfully announce 20 the
public that be i.ts opened shop in nsw and com
mcdious building adjoining ~ btchsHii;h Si"V on 20
lir.h-. street. where he r -.aaurtctIte and keep
stautv f,r ,l assortment of N,GoNS tAERItGE--
and bUGGIES, made OF e best material and by eNP"rl-
encei mechanic and b.. wrgi nvIt. the attention Of
purchasers lis heavy ~tre %: - Nsn$ED LUMBER now on
hand. B.i-vi,g tt .e manufacture an article rot
inferior to the 5--t r.gde in te C.ty and with deterU
give sljisaco!. the purchaser lac would So
irit p share Of p1rrourge-
JOB WORK and REPAIRING done 20 erter ard al
sI.nrt min rS-rl.. 2z-t.l 7. FANNING.
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S-OCLU inform the ladies of Ottawa and vicinity thai
w .f, las ou hand a new and ia-i-u...,-r Si"-- O.
Ni,n sry Goods for SPRING and Slnwtr trade az Ari
rooms on l. sale doors south Of NILS s'"Fe
vher. he Will D.. happy wait On a.. her friends.
p,r.,tn Patterns received every month. March -.
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ToD.-r. "a Cigar 7Eul2nfa tory.

On lh,;e t., Door E.tst II Pos; C5Fc',
fEziiE subscriber would inform Tie pubic HAT he Is ma
Il IU!.CIIriu- and cps hand tie best quality o;
Chewing Tobacco snuff p-s, &c- 1T wholesale ad re
t., al pT!cE- -EvTaie to customers AsU, the best o.
iiISa. LuprTi. J1-- sI.I other kinds 81 Ei
gars FaFfIcr- I'D who Chew
a grel; saving Dy bLyug o. wholesale i can
sci! Il better article less price .ha.! pedl.Ts.
Please call y VI ,l.;IciOry, door west OF the
Po-; Oicc. and yourselves.
O:ttu.. Ngy. L. Is. II. SCHNEIDER.
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4. =
HANiNtF determined to make his future resi-
deIice take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie that he b. toGnd his ali hours r,.-
dy to FORM all operations upon the teeth, il. the
MUST SCIENTIFIC and T,~TEELY NNNNEK-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. WIFI or WITHOUT GU,IS, put ia
upon Tie approved principles. uVOi the very best
OF ma;erlls, AID reasonable prices. AL
ranted and entire satisfaction given ho compensation
asked FOR.
Rnnrls in Natti-.r,. Rrnci. snnth Of Cnlrt Iinuse
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FgiDAY MoRxIyG. s o'clock.

Convention assembled pursuant to ad-
journment. The first business in order being
the nomination Of state superintendent Of
schools.
Mr.. Allen, Of Williamson, presented the
name Of Cyrus 7. Thomas, OF jackson.
The Rev. Dani. Snort was also named as
candidate, by Mr.. Wynnc, OF Menard
lst Note.-Who!e number of votes, 263-
necessary for choice l33.
St. Matthew S7--Roe 72-Broohs 90
Thomas 4I-Short :.
q Vote.-Mr. Short Withdrawn by Mr.
Wynnc. Whole number of votes, 2C3-ne-
cessary for . choice, 1873.
St. Matthew had lIG-Roc .J-Drooks 35
Thomas 81.
Sd Vote.-Mr. Carlin withdrew the name
! of Rev. John p. Brooks. Mr.. Alien with.
drew the name of Mr. Thomas.
Whole number, 200. Necessary for
choice, 13j.
ST Matthew-205-Ro CT.
The following letter was received from
Hon. John Moore:
TRrAsuREE'S OFFICE, May 8.
Hon. TEcs. DYER, Pre- Uem. Conrerfi n.
SIR The honorable body over which
you preside have nominated me for state
treasurer. | was not candidate tor the
Office, but, believing in the democratic prn-
cipie that the convention had the right to
use the name and require the services of any
member OF the part, without asking his
consent, and the convention exercising this
right with SO great unanimity in regard to
the ollice OF treasurer regard il as a duty
| owe 10 the people to acquiescc, and there
fore accept the nomination. Ny warmes.
thanks are hereby rendered, TO yourself and
to the convention.
Your o6cdcnt scry't.
JOHN MOORE.
After the reading Of the letter Gov Moore
was loudly called for, and came into the con.
vemtlon, the whole body rising and receiving
him with tremendous cheers. Gov. Moore
then made a short speech to the convention,
returning his thanks, and retired from the
stand amid thunder Of applause
Mr.. Higbee, from the committee. reported
etoilowing names for electors and delegates
at large:
Electors FIR The state at Mrye.-Augustus
NJ. Harrington, Kane; Charles Ii. Constable,
Clark.
Delegates Jor the state at hrge-Wm A.
Richardson OF Adams; Joel \. Matteson,
VIII; Thos. l.. Harris, Menard o. B. Flick
lin, Coles.
The report was unanimously adopted.
called, reported for electors and delegates, as
follows:
lst District-Elcctor, Merritt L. Joslyn,
Mcfienry; assistant clector, JAS. NJ Mitch
ell Winnebaro; delegates, G.. j. Horseman,
Winnebago; Henry W. Dorsett, Lake; al
ternates, j. Il. Smith, Stephenson Horace
Butler, Lake.
I'd Observation-Disclosures, Hugh Maher, Cook;
assistant elector, A. Wehr, Cook; delegates,
Hart l.. Stewart, Cook j. B. Danforth, DR.,
Rock Island; alternates, Hugh Wallace,
Whtesde; }. B. Van Nortwick, Kane.
Sd District.-Elector, Milton L. Peters,
Bureau; assistant elector, p. A. Armstrong,
Grundy; delegates, b. F. Fridicy, Kendall;
Jas. c. Walker, Mclean; aIternates, Resin
Houston, Vermillion; j. l.. Mccormick, La
Sale.
4th District-Eiector, Robt. N. Holloway.
Of Warren; assistant: e!eetor, Wellington
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Agricultural IMt,1elRirnts,
Suc as Common Securing, ODeH Horse, anil Prairie
fEoVS 4drroics, CHt,irdtOrs, Horse Rakes dc,
In snort All kinds OF heavy farmers tools Their mach
merry IS az new, perfect, and propelled by abundant
neveraihiS wafer power Farmers are invited to call
and examine their work whether they wish to purcbase
o not. I4 Hetr 5c0rk is icarra0te0y
Orders from distance promptly attended tn and inn,
plements placed board canal or cars lree of
charge. tebS-a d. &M
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Drugs, PGtent Lsdj i,,ss, Iajnts, ORs Tnrisiea
Dye Sa.AN, d.. .t-.,
Between Cover Cons ,I.i Re,licLs Il ock.
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Upon motion of Isaac n. Morris, Col.
William a. Il chardson was, by acclama-
ion, declared the democratic candidate fof
governor of Illinois, and three hearty cheers
given for the nominee.
j. l.. Mcdonnell moved to adjourn to u
o'clock p. M.-lost.
Gen. Hart L. Stewart, Of Cook, moved to
proceed to the nomination OF candidate for
lieutenant governor--adorted.
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G.. a.. s-5.bfsassIN.

Druggist, Bao5s.Har, 091 .>t,,'joney-Ott,;toa III.
coUrI Ln-se square. yr
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Cur Setter Ses 3weHen pFnanfsiertases peDt
- tH beute einens srpBen 9irfbbraten- yuu6
a~ufieeen, nobel s~pr5igtiaes 8 a ger bferf te 5eer mod e-
bBHen nirb.
&f~S NE12 6einrth 8eGer, IS
- - OAksInhnfnhtnA Gnnle nrrifnn q
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sgnrOp6ifcbe Oeacbrisbten.

Berlin, Is. ApriL- Neuern Wtittbeiluns
gen aus SCpenhaSen 5ufClse lebt man bort Der
@rpartung, bic He9ierung Der Ser. Staaten
meroe iid bereit finben lalien, ben am IA. Npril
ab9elauf enen, in5mildeu aber auI spei Monate
perldngerten SuuD5pOpertras nit DdInertarf
nod cine meitere Dauer uuf Ied8 MlOnate 3usu=
gefteben, oamit Die &cpenbasener @pnferen3
NtlBe genuine, Chne oaS ItSrenbe Da5piIAen=
treten unbeilpcner@ Onfitte, cine anieiti9 befrie=
bt8enbe 8erifdnpi9uu9 an5ubabnen.
8uffeL 16. Npril.-..Die Sbereeridt8on-
pdlte Setfer uno Yfaff, in peiteren &reiIen Bee
tannt als6ecafteure Der friberen , geeubeIlifden
3ettung". itnb 5ufOfse zines eeltern perSffent-
lldten urtbetl8 be8 Griminalogridt8 0fpeoen
Nufrei3ang unD mablpIen 3aoels oeoen bic Ste
siernns" 5u Observation-Disclosures ~Sefune8frafe
uno IN BE Soften BEG BrO5efe8 perurtbein NOR
pen. SDn Sette bes Sert9eioiger8 ipurbe TO-
fprtrge NppenatiCn anoeneloet.
DER Sl9pancler Jlaabe, 9e9en ben tpeeen
eIter Sarlft pSttmmen aus ber0erbann1no. "
cine Nnfla9e auf 5DdDerratb anbdnoiq mar.
tpurre ca9esen frei9eiprO@eu. O9an perrilatbet,
6aB Die Staat8behSrpe 9e9en pies llrfbeil reflr.
riren iperpe.
An8 Dem sc an 9nrbter &reife E, IL.
Npril.- 9Iu8 unlerm Greiie ipanpern in bielem
Sabre Diele 2dubleute mad @i8cDnfin in
N0rbamerifa au8, pobin idon in friberen
Sahren pieIe gepDbner 8cmmernS DcorauSse-
gan9en iinb. Die SdGfer : 6~auiifien, pelae
ionif 8n ben ieBbofteten 9euten beS laden Gam
pes seRSren, betHeilisen fid Defenders an Der
9u9wonSernn9, pelde aud i'm Ge9enwalOer
SfeIle Gpft8an9 ilimn1t. "a
Wisn, IA. Npril.- Die Eeleorupbenfirien
Der 9urfet linD fir ben a0semeinen Gerfebr felt
3pet Easen %erSffnet.
Der parfer Correspondents Der Oefr. 3etuno
idreibt: vBerlcneu, ipelde in Der Qaoe finb'
senau unterridtet gu ietu, rilfeu, ro6 idOn' pOr
3pet Sabren bic fran3Slfde &eeieru1o Dem
ptener 6Ufs i~nfinuiren lief, bic @efmSdte nd
rem 9eneiSt, ben 8elib Der Dcnauldnber eiiem
Clterretdpden @r3ber3oge GIT garantirer, ipenu
Seltreid itdsrerbinbIid maiden wplte, unDef=
metlt 9eeen J1uBlunb ba8 S6trert III sieben.
Gelret4 leRnte f6Cu oonaIs biefen Autrag nit
Dem blcBen Berlerten al, e8 perfcEe aeaeI bic
Dtrbe bee 6uufes 5absbhre, boB Elm ~Sferresa
dii6er Gr5ber5o8 Der 0uiaa ber9irfet tperbe.
AM&# A"M EAW AHZ@&N WXA
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Gta0t Baltimore.

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