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Cirrus SS. TieI6

1T Der Srbn oes friberen BfarrerS S. S. Stelo
in @af @uilforp, @onr., benz er i'm Sabre 1915
oebpren ntpuroe. @r bat 6 Vrioer uno 5mel
5dweferu. Son icinen 8rioern lit Dapto
Ouplep 6telo eiaer Der erlfen Nopctater yteps
Norts Sonatban s. 6ielD 1T aDpCtat in Serfs
hire Matbew .. 6ielo Gipils SnSenieur unO
berpcrrasenbe8 Meitslieo Der republlfanllden
8artei; Stepben S. 6telO Ni6ter Der Supren1e
GOurt BON @alifornien 5. SO. TielD friber
9Iarrer, ieet Nebafteur De8 GUanseltlt ; Der
GlteIfe Braeer, Itwrtbp, 9tn9 Dor mebr als 30
Sabren 3nr See uno man bat Ieltber ntd,tS
mebr ppn .ibul 9ebSrt. Der Sater le9te Dor 10
Sabren feline Bfarrltene nieoer uno lsbt leet IN
StOfbrtD9e. -
Cirrus murbe frIb @lerf Bel ieinem Glteren
Bruper Mattbem, melder cine Yapterfabrlt gu
See belaB. llusefabr un Die 3eit, in pelder
er mining tpurDe, erridtete er lelblt Elm loldes
@eIddft gu Wptfielb, fa0irte aber 1887. Damn
sins er mad SHREVEPORT uno erri4tete cine Ea.
pier cntmillip 0anolun9, zines Der erfen
aro6eu @tabli6ement8 bieier Dirt. Aber aup in
bieIem @elAdfte bate er nn9ltd bod 9elans
es ieiner @neraie uno .@eldifliafeit, pteoer
emporsutcmmen, er perutcdte oaS @elddft Tcrtz
aufibren, bas Slid besTniti9te ibn nno er
muroe reid. l21-a
gor fanf ODER 6 Sabren serietb er auf Die
Sbee Der NnleSuus zines Seeans& elesropben
uuO mari lu9 IOsleia nit ieinem San5en anSes
bOrenen @ntbuliuSmuS, all ietner erwOrbenen
4enntniB Der Wtenlden uao Otn8e, all letner
Gnereie uno Nuepaner unD letnen San5en pefuz
nidren Wtitteln auf Die Au8tdbrunS oellelben.
Sn bielem l1nternebmen l9etnt feline 9etbeilte
Gbre pOrbanben gu ieiu = feiue Wf08li9fsit
elmer 6rase ater Den urbe6er Der 8rOBsn grs
runqenl daft Der mpoernen @ioilliatiOn. 6un=
berte mSsen pom Der SDee setrdun1t babeu ; SielO
mar uber Der @rte, wel4er 8ur 4uSfabrunS Oes
Wertes ltritt, unD Der @rlte, es gu pOllenOen.
6ielO 1T ieet 43 Sabre alt, itebt aber lunser
aus. @r lit leidt Sebaut, gang Ueusfel uno
Nerpe, feline SSbe betrdgt 5 SUP 8 3Va, uno
er wiest uusefabr lao @fuuo. @eine Sc
fi4ts3a9e liuO laurf unO berOOrlteaenO, unO er
bat cine 0ale, melde beinabe oas @eltdt er.
idOpft; tleine ein9eiuntene 9raue Ooer blaue
Nusen, anlaeinliA balls 9eidlc1en, cine sroBe
Stirne unO einen pollen &Opf nit brdunlidem
LUAA .1 LA AA
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ueberiesil6e

@&SEE%@ Die unterset6neten Lepen nit benz 6aufs
bts 5errn y bMarb SOON, S@tfs.8beber unb S6tfs.
Befra6ter, tn bremen tn Berbinpung unb feaen fur Reb.
nune be1elbcn unter DDrtbetlbafen Sebtn8uneen uRb ~ ben
nttbr to EN- 8remer SGSend uf etn Sab 8Ifttse
3 a a9 { d etne aus uub awar fir GatIte, Steerage unb
8wtf6ence6 NIT r e8 { lmdBt8e 9aGetf6tffen b o n
Bremen mad, allen 6dfsn Der @ereintsten Staaten, befOn.
bers dber mac, 8aIttmDrt. Der Q0e8 ubtr Sreatn III fir
DeariGe anerfannt br ScttbeiItaftefe unb bd TIM gttGtbes
nlsunaSfaQe be6 S9etneS tem bteleen 4us3abler has IS cit
c d ert bletbt, f. empfebIen mir Oenienieen, mel6e 5reum-
De unb 0erwanbte BON Deutltlano beraber fpmmen laFen
wplea, unfere 8ermitteluns turb SbtseS paus ~ersebenf. -
Se8elf@tffe perlafen Bremen On, 1. unb 10. ieben
WpnatS. a... f es eu
@benlp fSnnea Bet uns Yafasef8stne iebsr GlaFt unter Be.
leGun8 Der YldBe. fur BITE neuen unb praGtppIl eth.
sert@teten ,0ampff&tffe bee @Orbbeutf@eu
3tr9b at NewogSrt mad Bremen, ais aa& a'ta
ab Srsrnen NeU.yDrf t- E.
,u BEN g d m Der ~Gpmpasnie (Rebe nabsre Gasetse) unter
eletdben 8ebin9unaen fur Sfe6nuns Der So. @e1pte
&eutgen up6 q i'd ett, Meen.e en- Der SGtfe tn Stem
O Drt, %e1t9e9ene fnUnirnen trerbtn, unb bd Nun NIT &eGt
6tefsn SatFen ben gpr;u8 seben fann, unb bur9 eng asemeat
bet uns U e II b E Dor UetrIScretrn burb New.yprttt
&unner aef6trt ftnp, 10 %empfeblen mir aud btertn BEN
publtfum unfere Oernittlun3.
Die Ibfaprtsta8ep Der Sdthe fnb we fol8t; IS
y. Bremen ): .. New. gSrf t F.
Bremen Capt. @sNels, 19. Stunt u. Suit
9~sg.ySrt."" !: saatsH, 81. Suit .. aas:
Wefer, @Gtiea, IA. Aue. IL. Sept. ID
0Dtsen nGberer M~ustunft wenbe man fA an sat.se
e.a BED uno . a d. NJ mn, ltH
4Snlt1,I Sc. 113, g9..2pmbarbfr, altmhDre,
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Baltimore 3Oe(ker,
B1ltimore, Der IA. Nusult 1858.
Sic GOmmif1iDm fir 0ds Gtetls
adf4 10 s@aeila 8oe be1feIf

beIte9t nun b~elinitiv aus fcl9enben Serren :
Brdlibent 5duma6er. @rter Nt3e'
prGfitent Or. Wis. Wettere Nt5e'
prditbenten: Winowart. Sarteu, S'loeS
brand, Splitter, 6affentautp, Sttneit, Susnlaan'
Sirldfelp. Nunfel, Nofe. Serfcrp, Trleoel,
Spffmoun. @ilenbranp, S9rSber, Scloetter,
Topemolp. Sclbmann, S. Bribl, Or. 9eB,
@aliter, 8Ibrte, U.s. 3nabe, Grts @alfle' w1l'
belm 9aapp.
Yrptot. 9efretatre: @barlter unO
Tsrei. @orrelpOnbirenbe dSetres
tatre: WtaIsr uno Nie8ler+ S4abmet>
# Ter: ESpilfer.
Die 3ulammenleeun5 bieler Gcmn1iilton
mirb alaemein ala cine slidlide beaelGnet, oa
in ibr ale St6noe unD pplttilden S8attiruns
gen Uertreten 1inp. @ben piele Utlldun9 Der
perIAieDenIten @lentente blir8t bafIr, DAB Yin,
aelidts Der Steubens Nn9eleSenbeit aue Stn11s
bes. uno 8drteisS crurtbelle unter ben htelt9en
Deutl1en idwei9en werpen. Seoer mlro 1tp IN
bieler 9a9e nur ais Oeutldet uno ais Aoop7
t~irbiireer bieler 9rpBen Hepnbltt ttblen ; Seoer
piro besreifen, paB es ltb n14t nar unl etne
ben Manen zines srCBen WanneS oar5ubr!n'
oenbe Suioieune, %lonDern um cine 9eWaltl9e
Demonlra:ion oes Oeutl6tbum8 ron Galtts
more banbelt, uma Elm 9eben85et9en
Der bielisen OeutIden, pas unIeren etnsebores
men Mtitbir9ern heweiien loQ, DAB mir IN Der
0iebe 3ur Sreibeit uno que nDroanerltanlld,en
Republit butter Niemanben 5uriidltebeu, oaB
mir uns Der srOBea 8eroienlte, Die lt4 uniere
Deutl6en 0orpdter nm oiele Nepubltt ertpcrben
BADEN unb bic ii4 boS leBISe 0eutldtbuln ufll
bielelbe ~erpirbt, au1S lebbaftcfte bepuBt ltno
u < &.~Ix Ata [0A.
~ititution Der Ser. Staaten, burd bus Slut IN.
ierer Selcen uno Our4 uniere eiSeue Sreibeits'
liebe unp perftbdtise AnbanSli4feit an bieies
2ano errun9ene uuo Sarantlrte pollt'lde UNI
lu3iale @leidberedtiSuns I'm fem Sota Uertirs
gen lalien molten.
gBiro bas S~tenbenfef, wie mir a~berdeust
finO, BON a1en bielisen Oeutl6en in Die n
Chime betra&tet uno SefSrpert, bann miro unit
mug es benz Deutl4tbum 8%altinOre's Die idSn'
fen Srii4te tra9en+ e
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Srppflpn Gptnunanie.

@eleaf&aft a%nsenUmmen unb ermG6ti8t IpplttatiOn n snr
@rlanguns BON 8auIOts &C.. In Der StaOt 8rOp.lSn ~ent8eseas
%sunebnten.
/. Gbarl. g1eber, corner gbarl unD grpsfr. $50. 36i,
2 sos. Tf6utp, 0tsbtFr. so. 255,
3, Anoreas 6aHauer, corner Spring II. We@l0ersfr.
A. Wu6. &eoemann, @agsrfr. So. 354,
S. So. 81. S6mtbt, Ntpr5 SaYfr. No. So,
=. grteortb 8tO&, gDst 8atttaprefr. So. 736, r
2. Spbn 6 Sert1, QDet Yrattfr. Wa ,634,
.. Srmsr. Neeeneert, Waipns S6fsret, 9rattftra6s,
=. S0bn 8aut, SrOabwap, nabe 19ansStr.
Die Office Der Gpmp. TT corner Gbarles unb QDrntarbfrase
SO. as unO tdsti& NIT Nusuabms Der SOnntGse r~eselmdBts
BON DtOreens &, bis Wttttass 1 ltbr, ~rnefens abtr aud @ad.
mttta8s 9sbfaet uno miro tafel6f fpGOrtiser Aufidlu6 uber
ae NIT benz nntsrns9mea IN. gerbtnOaas l~tsbenoea gsrbalt'
Yerisnen, tuet6e In Baas 8sretns > u neelseenbeitsn mid su
leben uHnfhea. mDeen ebenf 1nS an Der be, eidneten Stsae pDr.
lpre1en. s-} S Dtn 50. Rptte, 4eneralsNeent Der
Sr6ptlpn G~Dmpdgnte. Sefretdr les Sadf NJ, Ieatpnia Rp. 1,
2,3 IltRabter- 80. 2 unO GOaeOrpta-9aa.ger
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Sarmonie 8auz8 ereiu $50. a.

Den Stesn 8reunbenbtefes neuen 0eretns biene btermtt 1n
@aGrtdt, baB BITE erte reselntdetae 0srfammlnns na9fen
a9'enfas ben n Gaasuf, atsnss z l1er, III, sOtal. Ss perm
QanelDB, (frIber &rnolb) In g. @barltsfr. nabe pratt.
ar. %HGttFnDet, In ws6er untsr dnbsrn @ef&dftsn, ee Ddtl
permanenfer Beanie ~fattFnhtn ipirb. 8elDnbers naEse er.
weldes 8r.unre etnes auten Gereins bsrafF&ttsen wDuen,
tf4GI II JGaug Sacpb WubpIab, prafetnt.
GMD g. Nebp(b, Sefret6r. 1885
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GeidbGftae OInseine

SD benC6rt6tiee bisrmtt rneins 8reanos unb RunSen. 81
tp Spn Der n'tG b~,etrpfensn 8rantbett wieOer ~beraeaelt bi
Dd MIR aber BON ben Ier3ten oGe Nnfren ounoeH perbs'
tpnreen, 10 babe 10 3Dar metne 9Gdersi 30 / be9te an mist
%erbfnet, abtr bteielbe 70 etnaetibtet. bas tb pOr Der 6s,
sur @ntfb ~abtsuns meiner 8unt en-, bafur aber bffu fhwsr
MAIDEN mta unb labe btermit Mge eth, ben Wprtbeil mefI
tbnen Sabur@ ssbptea ptrb, fslbf iu prifen.
2Ss SO. IL @aaffr. nah, fon,tt.ar
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Wilbelm Ge0- 2ose No.4 4. Il. S.IS. 9.
Die Mtrelteber Der gDtlbslm Eel-9oee 30. A perbsn BIER.
bur& bDFtbf erfa&t, In Der 0erfammluns am nd9ftsn Dten-
lhas ben II. bteies ~ eriastnen, ba wt6ttse SefafpHneen 3um
,MbldluB ~pprlteeen.
j. III >rGl.1 @ep. greb. German, 81. g..
GMD e.at@ ep. ~. Grant, Setr.
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G;nteS .Qoifhau8 INNS OSir+bsrAoa

g1er stu sutes unb freunbIi6es Soarbfndbaus fnht fn
elm fsl6ss 81 md6tSern Yrsft tn SO. 22S 9. Gbarlesfr. /
ip9enanaten HG9arlestr 9Oufe' fnben, aapD nebf Der
quemhen Gtnri1tuns unb SprsIsltd .autem Ttfb fets an
frti&e unb 8efnnbe @etrdnte 3u bdben fnb.
NJ StetS has bette nSeeSer'fGe 2aserbter.'
Nue7,lmt Spbanu 8IeffeL
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SdmbDlS

3,5OO,OOO 6uB 8au uno S6reinerbpl,,
100000 S9inoel unb 2dtten gum Serfau
9Dtr ienfsa bte @ufmerffa mtett pinttftGer Runben auf II,
lere srOee Rteber!ase BON Sau, unb Rus5ci; von alien Trts
aaantttateT nne SrOBen. = gDtr f6nstben mttstanner gS,
9nlt na@ Sefeaun9, unb Itcfern 5enferrabmen Tbare
StnIaaaneea nno 2pbslarettt su 5abritpretlen. Spre6et ..
tn uniera SsslsRUfe,, @O. Ito aisbtfr. G0trite, U0er Ode b.
San22-S ~ ~ Burns 81 Sloan.
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Observation-Disclosures

tiernsit an, bb i'd meme @fFsfabrif anb Stfltna Sepct >
SbarpltraBe, mad Nc. SO 0tcrtb Greterltral
psrtest babe. - SD babe bier ME i'm altsn esfat tiueu orOs
Bprrath Spn benz befen Wein- unb @toer.@ffa, .ippis BEN,
.~ltebten Maaenbttter. Selbf etneemaGte ptdeIs, Tpnotr
anb anbsre siusena6te 8rdats itnb Rsts tn SOraaslt6er Oa
ntdl ~ papen Del &bdS. Qebuer,
SuutISS go Q2 Grsfer1~ '
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Oeutides
Mrbeit WafaiDetfmma 8 Nmredu,
NerInnn1
8. atattetmer Nsent.
Nerfanfs 2ln3ctoen.
Cine bDdbff feltene 0eleaeuhcit.
NOTWITHSTANDING J{O. III.

III CeIIuuTeTl.
WIN t&On felt 6 !Sabrsn deficiencies S&ubma6er. @ef6Gft
pssea @prele BON bier inter annebmtdren 8eotnaunaen btai
~ seTtaufsf. .Oas @efdd't If In Der 1dte ppn SalfimOrIA
s Crf s Stoss stsef lebr biatBes Sieut. 0aberss su %srfraseu t
0lEe p9 a2Yeder.T
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@tne 5arm an @e air G1pab, 8 MsiIen 90. h.u e.ou. -.
brett an Der eOuntp @Oab na& appniOntown oelsoen' ~S
ent1Glt so Nder ntebr Ober reutasr NanD mil e siS 2dSdiSS,
bdnbe, 3Uet Ausaen NIT ausseaetanst aaterr Sposser NM NJ ~
erObs Mnsabl ren Sbtbaumen nit binrs,&eabtn 9paltbSunr
fur &rbaItung Der Jen5en &c. &c. Die 9enlen Ssmie Ma a.,
Nnb II better Oronuns. Guf etnsm SbeiI Der aarn, ! r, AZ
oeutf9e tatbOif4s 81: SOfepps Sir6s. @as Sana eebst
ltnb ein8elaoen iG bic 5arm felttf %anSufeben. 0Grere Gu
flnff ertbeli Sebn tewart auf BEN DIdte ipIka rS
Spbn evans, 9o. 10 aDeft 8altimOrefr. Der 8eTs nj
i'm 9tppember g~egeben. NHoSSTn
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Su p~erfaufen
Sum Nerfonf

etH VIgGefp- nno NtquOreS Store at eiuern aut eeleatns
gtas u 0'a's su oertaufsn. QeO? fast bic @rpebitfsm Set
tpttS L-.- t.. Sc
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Sum SerfdMf.

,k%4F&sa 60 Nder 9anb nit suten Standardization J6 gPeit
@@sss Scn Der Staot ndte Der ~QdnbfraBe unb In Der oefu
Mssails 6shen 1esen6, fl0% Ifsr an Der ROrtbern GeRtru
49, @tenbabn, 30 M:elen Don Der Stabt nit @s6dubsn
NIT : I ntss On per e. altsn Srsesrtd @Oae, gut ~un8ebaut; 1O7 Nd
Saam TN ,er Stabt etnsetauf6t; 6 Mfer an Ser o1ten gsreSSsr
tsna Ss1 e : west'e ~ sSS Sn nt0ant Be Sales 100 stder am g6ai6in
INA 1"1wtset l. Wts1len BON Der Sta6t; 3 5dufer tn 6oi
stttar; 2 tn sertaetOnfr. 1 tn 0rsntfr. / In SrattarSF
l n 2anopsrts. !; to Wtulberigfr. unb me6rsre cnSsre
gDsa 8al.iuptsfry adjournment, @as aaS dscGibtrrsat' y,
Sro6epas. Sruab 3u pertaateu In 8fpabmeu~ csrnnsrsnt
su %pertaufen. g 10 = r uaS mi ~
splo-S -. ytO. SO BasetttfraBe. :
l9rtttlt@e SaptereI fOrie Qeaiisn.tSe Stef6df serb
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L2lnsei0e,

sl- ''~"' BefanntmadunS.
Die ltnterset6nsten MAIDEN benz YubIttumi befdnnt, ba6 eins
epseu nter benz 0rbtn Amertcau Ytptst MFSciattpn ~eeerInbet
wprben TT, auf ben @dmen Martin qutter 2Dse gto. 6. u y.
". Dteie 2Ose Sat 'ett ibrent 8efsben NIT j Inssn 9sttslsberm
sabtret6 susencmnen, wtr habet baber bic @imtrtttspretle duf
etne 8ettldne %errtdst8t. mo- tebent iunsen Wtanne BITE @elegen-
bet eebDten mirb fur So sa berleibe su fOmm eu, benz crit ptrb,
baB bteler Srben tn ean3 Mmertfd ~Derbrettet til. .1|f4.
~ Hl@A+0 ha} Spbann n 3etBeter. 9. SO, -
.. t.4a| (. e- @eDrG sails, SO. @.
3p1ts sitter, 3. ~. 1a"i
.tH5CiHt3% 15- tI5- tIb1 Weser, 6. M.
SWtuS@ .e r,e Srtebr. g Soul. s. G.
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Dur6fabrtSbtuetts unb ndbere umb eenauere Nusfunft fnh
gu bdben tn Der StdetsS Office, Gaisert Citation, Nsrbpf.@te
BON Calvert uno SranflInltraBe, Baltimore.
s4ult26s& 6. 6. Mbrepn. @nntrintenbent
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ScI.

Gddmen- cel.
Sanf S6fer BON bteien suten Del fur 6Sds ub anbereu
@ebraude, bein 8aB pbtr Der @alOns 3u pertaufsu tn un5srem
StDre, Str. 70 Sputbfr., no aud alt @eparsfsrten Su baben
,fub, 8eunablen unb uneemab1en.
SUP S, 1nt,iaE Sen. SO. 80 1T unb g on.
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%pDeSzO SdGbricbf.
SIR, - Muonf. N}Oraens UNI ltbr, ffprS auf fetner Tarm
an, geea Ripsr s. etnrf6 9artfe mad lartsen Qeibea,
Otes aGen 8reunben unb Ssfaunten CUR ytaGri@t.
SIs rutt es Np I'M 2ootenfbretne,
Nmf ben bic FreUnces Gbre trDpft. g

E@as, baS btl1t9 fe aller Qi4ter
oter muir fir Dteienisen, wetae fd Bic @asrbbren unO n5tbt.
on gprrt6tuneen BON s parIeS Sungbubn n, @de bon
; SssT a 9st q sHtsIS]S sGntarass SnI9afsn: o.st,,u.,
Gberbdupt. erlaube i'd mir Bite Semertung 3u maiden, bag bet
mir nur Son Der reeaRen Bebienuns BITE Rebe fein fann, neil
ale &rbeiten Ourt ntetne tisenen 9dnoe seten.
E- Nepara uren, fUwte fOaftse Weetaa-& rteHen terbe i'd
fp f6nea ais EnnSeltdp ~befcr8en. N5i.a8 e.-
@us14, 3mt MIR III @pas. Sunetubn.
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iebmomS, Ssa., @onmabems, Scm &C. Sunni 1855.

"Ou lsosriher Sut! = SD la6 Die 8rau 6pp>
Fn9er 9ru6en = Du fannlt ni1ts ais Gslo anbrin
gen unp 9rcb tbun. = geb' renisRens In rim She
ater. pc ie audi elm proentlitcs Stiid lpielen =
oVrit DUE 0u 3asp,et. Oh Serihwrnttr. Duprabla
bans ! Seb' mir BEL Der 6adel. Gicncrl einen Ylab
aut = Der neue S&ertentan,, ben iie pucelt cu
tamcs etn. SD tcmme mad, tcbit' Did Gcit,
Yspiw
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Seetnsumssu.

Der @ns.ser" era,int ieecn Sonnabsn5 ,am ba!Eiabr
bfn utScrponSrreie BON so in S5pauSbus por 81 Gte
r Nunmer ,ablbar bic tp. SrdScr. @usmdrtias Mbon'
Rni,n btsn @sras ben Ssrausgees 675
sefdlisi einultnecn.
Gnprsdsnee 9eirds uub Gntbcua,n wtScn bantar cnse
.cnasnpna,en uic aui 8crlarseu bcnprirt
stSinalnasr aufethonten: @nnoee Grduns 5auarss
40 S;ilsn ppt priscr tben snen Sauo so G, retnelt9
@nrudune rs Gs. uub fur cccS wee NNl 25 Ste; btid
aufa upnsr Gr6Rrr Gnssn mspen esrbdmifmdeie teten
Np incen bstei bic p @brnnntsn bcpnec Serlt9iisn9
n;siatn 6nns bis gum Sc Gtas ltr ciaseianc: were:n
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-06-26
,German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,

The German RICHMOND ADVER IIoEh,
sl9B. HAssEu, Editor and Proprietor,
ts published every Saturday, at s3 per Annum'
payable In advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFi';E: 9TH STREET, near BROAD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-06
ITO the Associated Press !

TRINITY BAY, August 5.-Ihe Atlantic
Telegraph feet sailed from Queenstown, Sat.
urday, July II, and arrived at mid ocean on
Wednesday, 28th; made the splice at one
o'clock P. M. on Thursday, the 10th, and
the fleet separated, the Agamemnon and
Valorous bound to Valencia, Ireland, and the
Niagara and Gorgon for this place, where
they arrived yesterday, and this morning the
end of the cable will be landed.
1t is one thousand six hundred and ninety
eight nautical miles, or one thousand nine
hundred and fifty statute miles from the Tel
egraph House at the head of Valencia harbor
to the Telegraph House, Bay of Bulls Arm,
Trinity Bay, and for more than two thirds of
this distance the water is more than two miles
deep.
The cable has been paid out from the Aga
memnon at about the same speed as from the
Niagara. The electrical signals sent and re-
ceived through the whole cable are perfect.
The machinery for paying out the cable
worked in the most satisfactory manner, and
was not stopped for single minute from the
time the splice was made until she arrived
here.
Capt. Hudson, Messrs. Everett and Wood
house, the engineers, electricians, officers,
and in fact every man on board the telegraph
feet has exerted himself to the utmost, to
make the expedition successful, and by the
blessing of divine Providence it has succeed
ed.
After the end of the cable is landed, and
connected with the land line of telegraph,
and the Niagara has discharged some cargo
belonging to the Atlantic Telegraph Co., FL C
will go to ST. Johns, N.F., for GOALS, and hen
proceed at once to New York.
(Signed) CYRUS w. FIELD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-06

"NoT WHOLE MEMBER. Whenever OBJ
serve the struggle, alas too frequent, among
professed Christians, to reconcile their duties as
such, with the requirements of fashionable socie-
ty, or their own inclinations, with their love of
riches, or desire for distinction, am reminded
of Uncle Ben s "haf membership" And while
listening in the conference meeting to comics.
sions of divided life, of years passed in the
endeavor to Withhold some best loved object from
the Lord, and yet to enjoy Christians privi-
leges, l say to myself, like Uncle Ben, he has
not been a "whole member"
few years since, there lived. among the
storm washed, FUSED up "hills of Mississippi"
a coach boy, whom his masters children and the
little ''blacks" denominated "Uncle Benz not
on account of his age, for his hair was not gray
or white, rather, white wool being the invariable
accompaniment Of advanced age, only, except
while in the traders hands, and, not being
youthful attainment, enhancing, more than with
us, the dignity Of its fortunate possessor who is
Tevered, accordingly. Ben was, therefore, of the
"uncertain age of adult negroes in general. He
had not been mindful of the passing years and
having been ''raised" in another State, his pres
ent owner was unable to number them. But he
was model coach-boy, tall, dignifed and al
ways, when on duty, neatly clad. The carriage
and horses also, showed the result of his patient
efforts to brighten their appearance
Returning from church, alone, one Sabbath. Il
suddenly occurred to me that should have re.
manned, as some Of the ''whtes" invariably do
to the "Serviee for the Blacks on Ben's &C.
count. He declined my proposal to return, and
/ inquired whether he was a member of the
church
mo, missis, Gamma say is iotoie member :"
"Have you been baptized -
Yes mssis, is been baphze, but I is ony
half member"
why, Ben, how is that Do you com.
mune I"
Eyes, missis, communes wild de church, when
is there, and all dat, but is ony half mem
her,"
endeavored to explain the matter to him. but
to all my lucid statements and illustrations ne re-
piled, as before
mo, missis. is ony half member; dussept
go for to say is 'WhOle member
l then remarked on the duties OF Christians.
their joys, &C., and he said, the carriage rolled
through the gate, opened by half dozen little
woody heads, showing their teeth
'Yes, missis when is done and feel all dat,
den, perhaps, ken call myself 0hoie member,
but now dussent go for to say is sohoLe mem.
Der, for is ony hasf member"
Some weeks after the cause OF Ben's "haif-
member" ship transpired.
Would you like TO know it :
CHINA GROVE, Miss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-06
sr.rr CONVENTION.


The legal voters Of Massachusetts, who are opposed to
the pre,eut corrupt National Administration ard the
rrressisns Of the slave power and who are IN avor OIL
ne general policy ef the present state Admin straton
r saaested to elect delegates to state Convention to
meet AZ MECHANICS HALL, in Worcester, Thurs .
sav sent. g. at II O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose OF
nomoang candidates be voted for at the State cleo
ton next ensuing and organizing for the coming pot
cal campaign.
The basis Of representation in said Convention will be
one delegate from each city aud towR 10 the Common
Eeaih and one additional delegate for every two hun
dred voters according to the last State census.
JOHN ALLEY
OTIS CLAPP,
WILLIAM CLAFLIN,
j WALDO DENNY,
GIDEON HAYNES.
EDWARD HAMILTON, State
WILLARD A. H HARRINGTON, r,acntiva
A. N MRRRICK.
GEORGE oOl0RNE, Committee
THEODORE OTIS,
e. K PAHGB0RN,
THOMAS PARSONS,
L. K SANIN,
vRLOROUs TAFT.
Boston, July 3d. 1858.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-06

THE POLICE OF LoNDoN-A London cores
pendent of the New York Express thus describes
the police of London
"The police of London seems to me an admira-
BILE arm of authority and power. l am assured
here that when any serious disturbance takes
place, the military are comparatively powerless,
whereas the police omnipotent in suppressing
mobs. Every good citizen is accustomed to stand
by the police, and while they are an energetic,
vlgilant, civil body of men, who respect them
selves. every decent man respects them. There
are nearly seven thousand in the entire city.
Their presence everywhere not only preserves the
best of order, but they are of immense advantage
in nnumerable other ways. They are bold men,
perfectly fearless, most of them of long expert
ence, and ready any moment to grapple with a
rogue or rutfian. l have seen them handle two
or three fellows who disposed to resist their
authority in a way which was caution to peace
disturbers. They about everywhere, especial
ly active in preserving order on the Sabbath, and
in walking the streets of London it is difficult to
be out of sight or call of policeman. AS they
are retained during good behavior, and are not
subject to political change, and do not feel anx-
ious about offending pot politicians or hes
tate to refuse to fraternize with drunken rowdes,
they are doubly efficient and are ever prompt in
the discharge Ofduty. Their uniform is neat, and
every man seems to average six feet"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-06

A DIsoovERY.-It has recently been discover.
ed, says the Ohio Farmer, "that we have grow
ing spontaneously in great abundance all over
the country, in every State and territory in the
Union, and we believe all over Europe, too,
hitherto almost worthless and very troublesome
plant, but which contains an abundance of tan
nin.' We are not informed what the plant is,
but the discoverer, Mr.. johnson, is said to
have ascertained its properties after many years
of careful study and experiment. By the new
process he tans calfskin in two and half days,
which formerly required from six to twelve
months. The invention has been secured to the
discoverer by letters-patent of the United States
and measures are being taken to secure the
same in Europe.