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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

ST. LOUIS, Feb. I9.-1'lIe Kansas cores
pondent of the Democrat, of this city, states
Challis, Democrat, is elected from Atkinson
county to fill the vacancy in the Council
caused by the resignation of Mr. Carr.
a resolution has been introduced into the
legislature at Topeka, authorizing Governor
Robinson TO solicit aid, if there should be
necessity for it, from the Governors of friend
~ States.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

s1Y- The friends OF humanity and religion
will be shocked, as well as grieved, at the
things of another fearful persecution of
Christians IN Madagascar. This last perse-
cution, which followed the expulsion of
number of French;nen from the capital in
July last, seems to be more severe than any
by which it had been preceded. Thirteen
persons have been put to death; between fifty
and sixty had been subjected to the ordeal of
tangent, or prison waller, under which eight
had died; nearly sixty were bound in chains,
of whom two had died; while n number had
been reduced to slavery.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26


WASHINGTON lrEMs.-lhe President has
removed Mr.. Price, Postmaster at Chicago,
and re.appointed Mr.. Cook, his immediate
predecessor, lie has also removed Mr.. Mil
Ter, Postmaster at Columbus, Ohio, and ap-
pointed Ex-Governor Medary in his place.
Messrs. Price and Miller were appointed
during the recess of Congress.
General Calhoun on Tuesday placed in the
possession Of the Senate Committee on Ter
ritories his statement relative to the election
in Kansas. He is also preparing an address
to the public.
An official statement shows that the whole
number of passengers arriving from foreign
countries last year was 27l ,55s, of which
100000 were females.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

8. f:iyiss, 5pI1os zsp raoPIlIs7oE q ]
KrIaENs, FRIDAY, FEp. 20, lsss.

NorIcs.-An whe feel an interest in beau
'tIfyipe The grounds of Forest Hill Academy,
are requested to attend on Monday and l'u.
ssdsy, the let and I'd March, for that pur.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

HIT EN- AGIs !-Of all the mean and con-
temptible men in this world, he that sneaks
through life on tiptoe, with bis ear at the
keyholc of everybody's business, "a .pt his
own, is the most to be detested.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

WILL BE ALLOWED TO Fat MEAT.-The
last number Of the Freeman's Journal
(New York Catholic paper,) announces that
the Pope has granted ndugences to the
Army and Navy officers os the United States
to eat meat during the approaching season
of Lent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

NEw YORK, Feb. ia correspondent to
a house in this city, stnte that the Adriatic
had again escaped to sea from the French
authorities.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

SALE OF MULES IN NATcHEz.-The Match
ez Free Trader of the 18th inst, notices
sale OF about forty mules in that city at an
average price of Sl60. There were some
400 mules on sale in that market.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

New YORK, Feb. 22.--The bank statement.
shows decrease in loans of Sl6,52i 900.
decrease in circulation laAl6S5 Increase in
specie Sl,lS9,sO2; Increase in nominal de.
poslts $2,543,730; Increase in undrawn de-
posits 8 l52,775.
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erat pay. the following left.hand compliment
to those numberless aspirants for the Presi-
dency that iniest the great Democratic
Church. 1t says:
ave have candidates for the White House
without number, all struggling TO keep their
names before the country by some ad captain.
dun appeal, and who, 80 far from caring for
their country, do not even care u fig for their
party, except rs convenient stepping stone
to political honors."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

17y- There were 443 deaths in New York
last week. including 80 of consumption ant
81 Of small pox.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

INDIAN DEPREpATIoSs IN TExAs.-Startlino
Intelligence has been received at Austin, Tex,
as OF Indian depredatons in Brown county,
of that State. Five persons had been mur,
dered IN cold blood, and the settlers gener-
ally alarmed at the unchecked enormlies of
the savages, dividing into three separate par
TIES had taken refuge in the adjacent forts
The Legislature of Texos has passed a bill
for the raising and equipment of one hundred
men, and an appropriation for tho purpose of
sevenly.live thousand dollars. A public meet
ing lind been held in Austin, when resolu-
tlons were adopted urging the Legislature to
provide the most ample and speedy means
Tor the protection and security Of the frontier
settlements.
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:=fy- OF the two hundred and thirty thou
sand Continental soldiers, and the fifty-six
thousand militia, who bore arms during the
Revolution, and went forth to fight for free
dom in America, probably not two hundred
are now out Of the spirit land! Precious
indeed should they seem to this generation,
for in the nert they will all be gone.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

CIScISsATI, Feb. 22.-Flour 90 soass 90.
Whisky III. Hogs 6a6f. Provisions mac
tive Bacon 81 and 81 for Shoulders and
Sides.
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"PoKrRE AND PoETRIE."-We have been
favored wish n perfect avalanche of dogerel,
from yankee B." "River HILL" aHardscrab
BILE" ard divers other sources. A reasona-
bic amount of good thing is well enough
in lie place, but too much is worse than none
at all. We may, perhaps, publish some Of
the "favors" when we can find room for
them. IaA
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

NIGHT SEssIcSs.-Mr. Griffith, the mem.
Der from Monroe, introduced n resolution in
the House to hold night sessions, and argu-
ed its adoption In good, sensible speech
The resolution was adopted, after several
attempts to defeat il. 1t is to be regretted
that there are not more go-ahead business
men, like Mr.. Griffith, in the Legislature.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

SAFETY OF INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE.
We find avery sensible article in the Feb
ruary numb,r Of Hunts Merchants Maya
zine upon real estate investments and usury.
1t is worthy the consideration of both Dor
rowers and enders
"We agree with the economical writer in
the Philadelphia Ledger, that in the long
run, those men get to be the richest, as all
past experience proves, who invest most of
their surplus capital in good mortgages and
real estate. 1t is astonishing how fast for
tune accumnlates, even at per cent, if divi-
dends and rents are invested quarterly, or
even semi-annualy. Investments in real Sc
curties, rarely, or never, bring loss; and hence,
there is no drawback on the compouudinp
interest. The fact is notorious, that, of the
Philadelphia families who were rich CEN
tury ago, only those remain rich that keep
the bulk OF their wealth in real estate. No
business man can afford, for any long period,
to pny twoper cent. for money. TO demand
such high rates, is, therefore, not sound poll
cy in the capitalists and the history of the
rich in this, Of any other city, if traced back
hundred years, Affords abundant proof of
this. 1t is wiser, believe us, not to kill the
goose that lays the golden eggs"
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CoNGREssIoNAI.

WAsHISoToS, Feb. l7.-In the Senate to-
day Mr.. Houston, Of Texas, introduced his
resolution about assuming a protcctorate
over Central America. The resolution was
laid on the table. The army bill again dis
cussed. tt fa,..
The special committee In the House, ap-
pointed under MIR. Harris resolution, met to-
day, and refused to subpoena Messrs. WAL
ker, Stanton and Calhoun, to give testimony
before them, under the belief, as is under
stood, that the Information they can obtain
from the Executive department will be suf-
ficient for all the practical purposes of their
investigation.
II is reported that the majority Of the
Senate committee on Territories have prepat-
cd simple bill for the admission of Kansas
under the i.ecompton Constitution.
FEB. ls.-Mr, Green's report from the
Senate Committee on Territories, recites at
length Kansas matters, and charges the alb
oliiionis,s Of Kansas with having no desire
J to settle the question at the ballot box and
concludes that Kansas must be admitted un-
der the Lecompton Constitution.
Mr.. Douglas report dissents because
there is no satisfactory evidence that the
Lecompton constitution is the act and deed
of the people Of Kansas or embodes their
will. tie says that the election of the fourth
OF January is the only lawful one.
Messrs Collamer aud Wade say, that the
Territorial Government of Kansas has never
been organized or provided for, in the organ
&c act but was usurped by Foreign forces,
conquered and subdued BY arms and mnori-
ty installed and the administration sustains
this to perpetuate slavery.
SgSATE-On motion of Mr.. Hamlin the
army increase bill was limited to two years
service.
Feb. l9-rhe Democrats Of the Senate
will amend the Lecnmp,on Constitution to
allow the people of Kansas to alter at pleas.
ure.
Feb. 22.-No hostile meeting has vet ia.
ken place between Mr.. J. b. Clay and Col.
Cullum. Both are said to be absent from
the city, and their friends seem anxious to
prevent decision on the field.
Ex.Lieutenant Rhind and his friend Mr..
Corrie, from South Carolina have been held
to bail IN the sum $4,000 each, for posting
Commander Boutwell,.
Ah'atercation took place yesterday be-
tween Lieutenants Bell and Williams Of the
Army, and it is said blows were exchanged,
and duel between them is now pending.
Feb. %, p. M.-lt is understood here that
Mr.. Clay and Col. Cullum have left with
their friends. Every effort to reconcile the
parties proved unavaing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

~- Circuit Court for Rhea county will
meet at Washington next Monday, LIST Inst;
and for Blsdsos county, at PikeviIls, Mon.
day following.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

NAsHvILLE.-See advertisement of NOR
GAN d Co., Nashville. The house is long
established, and among the largest and best
in the South and West.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

tY- Advice to the Mormon Prophet
$50 il Brigham while you're Young"
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THE GREAT QUESTION: The Charleston
Mercury. the veteran and approved organ of
those who are distinguished in political dis
cussions ms the friends of Southern rights,
says: sin the present emergency it is impor.
tant that the Southern Press should give n
general and decided support to the Admins
tration in It's position upon the Kansas ques-
ton. With unanmity and decision on the
part of the South, we have no fears of the
result The reference of the Presidents
Message to select committee by bare ma
jority of the House, is not at all decisive of
the question of the admission or rejection of
Kansas; and when the bill from the Senate,
providing for the admission of Kansas and
Minnesota is presented to the House, we
shall have sfsst which cannot be evaded, and
which will be too strong for the nerve of the
Black Republicans and their nominal Demo-
cratic allies. In the meantime, let the South
stand firm.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.-The Methodist Pro-
testant Church near Race street, was partly
destroyed by fire last night by an explosion
OF the gas pipe; eight or ten persons were
severely injured. Two or three whom are
not expected to live.
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seat Psgs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-02-26

DlsUNIoA THREAT.-The Washington
Star says:
Stew men are better informed than our
selves upon the state Of feeling among mem.
beers, (of Congress,) and we are satisfied were
Minnesota, with all her disregard of the ena-
bling act passed in her case, 10 be admitted
into the Union, and Kansas, on account of
the constitution with which she applies be
refused admission, no ten Southern Repre-
sentatives and Senators would remain day
longer in either ball Of Congress. The dav
for further compromises on the slavery ques-
tion is passed."
Bacon in one Of his essays says:
"Because half dozen grasshoppers under
n fern make The field ring with their importu-
nate chink, whilst thousands of great cattle
repose beneath the shade Of the oak, chew
the cnd and are silent, pray do not imagine
that those who make the noise are the inhabi-
tants of the field; that of course they are
many 10 number or that, after all, they are
other than the little, shrivclled, meagre, hop-
ping, though loud and troublesome insects Of
the hour"
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CARROT PANTALooNs.-Th is the name
of new style now in vogue at Washington
and elsewhere, We suppose. The State
says;
Each side of these new-fashioned neither
garments is nodded after carrot, fitting
tightly at the ankles, and becoming dubious
as they ascend towards the waist. They
are only seen in perfection when displayed
by hoops, which nppendages are actually
worn by few of the ''demmed foin, alb" ex-
qulsites who promenade the sunny side of
the Avenue.
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ST: LOUIS, Feb. 20-The Pacific Hotel
was destroyed by fire at o'clock this morn
ing' eight or ten persons were killed and
many seriously injured by jumping from the
Utah advices from Fort Scott to Jan, LIST.
The troops were in good spirits, waiting
good weather and renforcements TO make n
descent on Salt Lake City. Johnson was
well advised of the movements of the Saints,
Cummings was performing Gubernatorial
duties AS far rs able. The outward bound
mails were making good progress, having
met many Indians all friendly.
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0nrppdifcbe ySacbric0tem.
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ueber 3pp Der Stan &iufel
ldretbt 2Otbar 8u6er unter Dem 20.
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Dor benz Tcptenbeldauer, Der id belgepobut
unp- aus Der id meiner erlteu fli9tisen Wfit
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9euD, n1b3utra8en babe. SD nluB poruu8,
lGlfen, DAB bic aer3te am Dienltas bic Ob
%Onttiou semadt, blnn ibreu 8eriAt e~rlfattst
unD Dab alSpann erlt, auf 9elteru, bic 3oDten,
ldau rOr Del. Surp unberaumt mar. Die
8erltOrbene, felt Ginger 3elt an 8eonbl.
tts, Gatarrh in ben &uftwe3en ~leireno, bate
in ibrem S9luf5iu1mer Den 8eiu9 oes Slus,
ar3tes, Der ibr Auslt4t auf bqlDise @eneluus
geSeben uuo uunllttelbar olrauf eIn fur5es @e.
iprdA init lbrem Wanne 9ebabt, Der ibr cine
anoere erfreulIde Wtlttbetlun9 iiber ieine @ef
lbdft8au8li9ten gu MAIDEN bate. @r pte BET
Nr5t uno pa5 WID6eu, Daa lbr cine &alie
@bpfplaoe 9ebra4t, I%anDen tie III Der b~eiterlten
Sttmuun5. 3ebu Uflnuteu, nadOem ibr
Wtann lie perlulen. lag tie in Der area, Dem
Itiefer, nit 6lielen bele9teu Sofr1um 2Onbpuer
SiuIer. 'AlS man berbeilief, lte auf5ubeben,
lag ie i'm Sterbeu. Der 9er8au9, Der in Der
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Opfer lie 8emotoen, mar eren5enlcS. Jnoefen
e8 bali ni6t8. 90 piele alS ba8 6abreelD bee
5ablen %tcnnten, iebten tbre Tabrt nad @alior>
aul Saustas na6 0tew.Yort 5uriifsefebrt unO
beablidtiSen, seSen Die Bbite'i4e Gcnpasnie
eInen YrO6eB anbdn9t9 gu MAIDEN.
Ser Setebl8baber DeS amerlfanii9en @e.
ldWlDer8 Dor @reptpmn, Commodore WR 5 III
tcl b. sle9te BET Oem Glpitdn DeS v0alorou8"
einen ener9iiAeu PrUtet sesen bic vDurdlu-
dung" peS Balbinstca Selten8 enaliAer Of1
tt5lere eln unO orObte, I'M WieoerbClun9Sfl le
letne 6 anDnen gu 9ebrauden. Der @apttln
Des UGalcrou8" berief li6 Daseseu auf Die
SduBberrlhaft, welde England liber bic WfpS,
~fitofilte au8suiben bere6tl9t JET unb @Smmo.
bore OfcSntclb lca fiA bet oteler @rtldr;n9
berubi9t BADEN. #al.5f' #- ..s-s9
a(Dte8 Der m Il b Sa1perbalt, b n b
Bud an an . Bref e lauf alle nj 90 .
Ii DE Metle ent ellt. .ls I7a .e..ls
as Oas gauge 0ortounniB lit einfa9 cine Solge
Der 9tibtswirpt9teit Der Wbite'lden 2ranItt.
@ompaSnie unD pe8 s ltb It Il n NJ e,
e II g.. gSdttena Die Ser. Staateu ibre Yfli1t
9etban unD ben Strclaen, wel4e ieet pleoer
lDlEt OtAup6lStSJ 81 III SCHlLul" <AulSluN ltSkpeu
%polleu, ernltlid Das Sanpwerf 9ele9t, 70 uare
OieIer 9an5e Stanoal unterblteben. uno nun
tommt Bn9anan unO laBt in leinem Wtoniteur
auatrpmpeten, Dap er Die @efauSennabme oet
Strplde cur6 n 9ltf6e Shtffe ais etnen
casus belli tetrad)ten Dlrbe. st lelblt bat in
letner beudlertiden Proclamation 9e9en Wals
fer bieleit uno feline @encIlen Iur Seerduber
erflIrt; aber menn eS it'd bic en9llIhe Wlarlne
berauSnimnt, Seerduber ab3uiansen, 10 1T pies
Elm casus belli, neil Die)e Slerduber our
S6ulaG .Dieler Republlf Burger Der Ser. ct.
Iinp! l1eberpies ltno lie nur 3 II NJ Gbetl
Uer Stlateu Sar9er; menlSltens bat Us t.
{ er wieoerbUlt erfldrt, Dap er nur nod> BlrSer
lticaraBua's 1et. 8udanau erfenut in lelner
Broflamation an, baB eS letne PfltAt iei, Die
Seerduber ab5ufan9en nun aber, pa lie ibm
entwil9G itllO, mil er Der Welt welB MAIDEN,
Nlemano auBer tbm babe bao J1edt, tie obSuy
%falen uno mtaBe liA eth 3welter oenuoA Die:
les 0ie1t IN, 10 meroe er, Sannes Bubanau,
8rie9 nit oteleut Smeiten auflnseu. Der
Stanopuntt 8u9lnan'S lit 9letb unbaltbal
Dor benz Irtbunale Der 2oSt uno benz Der Wtos
raj. - Casa. SIS .. D ,t.a. s.- .. ..
6abren bic 9. 81. rpeBen bieier Sli6ultier,
@el1idte &rie5 nit @uslanO, 10 babeu lie Die
Ufetnuug Der 9an5en ciOlliltrten Welt 8e9er
ltd, 9eraOe wle lie otele Ofetnun9 9e9en ttd
9ebabt bdtten, menu wegeu Der Durdlu4uns
Der oes SttarenbauoelS rerpddti9en Sdiife Elm
Srie9 entbr1nnt mare. (Seltoem Die Da9l
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an Der &ulte Don @eor9ta 9elanOet bat.
DeiB SeDerm1uu, mas er Don Der botldaTtll6en
8erli4eruus De8 Sperm 8u6anau, DaB nur
@uba nod afritanii4en Stlapeubanoel treble,
5u balten bat,)
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eritcu 8efir6un9 idwer ertlarli& erldieu, 1T
ourh bic SerbanOlunSen 10 melt felt9elteut, Wle
Das iiberbaupt beim Waneel btretter Sepeile
mO9liA lit. Die 8erltOrbene bate Elm wob[
ertldrllAe8 Ser3leioen, unter benz lie serape
an bemlelbeu Gage Dor 2 Sabten in elmer @es
leuI9aft etnem &rlmpfanlaue erllg, Der obne
bic 5nfdui9e 4nwelenbeit eiue8 Qr3te8 wabr-
l4elnll4 tcotltG 9eweIen mire, uuO Anter benz
li9 ouS Oer3, wte bic SettiUn er9ab, gu benz
OCppelten %ieiner natIrlthen @r6Be uu8gebebnt
bate. Ole 8riltuuS OeS 5enlter8 1T nuc 2
SUB itber benz 6uBbOOen beS 3intmers, pie ber
Coroner unter Dem Nu8orud Der @ntrIituna
iiber ben unuerninTtisen @r9itetten aus ei9ener
W1brnebmun9 bel6etniste. Son DEM SCpfe
biele8 i'm Oritten Stcd bele9eneu 8enlter8 bt8
auf oaS Blalter iino 46 SUB. Sod ebe ale
Die gelooenen 3eu9en u. S19perltdnOisen per-
nommen maren, UeretniBten lid bic @eldmore.
men in Der Inuabme, OuB bic Serltorbene pte.
Der BON eInem 6er3trampf uuo Der pamit pcr-
bunoenen StauanS in Der 2unse befaaen, an
oaS 6enlter %8eitiir3t iei, I'M mad frilHer 2uIt
gu l91appen, uno Dabel Da5 @lei9sewi6t pers
loren babe. Sic guben pbue ab3utreten Das
Serottt: 5uIdal8er SOD. Die ObDutticn war,
mie bier III Der Jfesel, gang Oberfli9li9 gee
ma9t, nnr auf Die Sruitp09Ie beI4rdatt nor
Den.
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8Onuparte 70 bumm 9eweiPn 1T, ieinen bi8s
bergen Selfer8belfern, ben Seluiten, in bic
Sadre gu fallen.
PartS, 21. geop. @8 beitdtiot Ii6, baB
Sr. 8eGD na9 Deutl6lanO reilt, um Die @bz
ren'YrdltcentI6nft oe8 llnternebmens 0e8 @as
nails pon Nicara9ua Serru Aler1nCer BON sums
brlpt peII0nlld an3ubteten. Set bic EN- NnlaIIe
miro, Dem Uernebmen na9, 9r. 8su9 aud Die
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GuBlanb beluden, nm fir ietn uuternebmen
gu wtrfen.
StalteH.
Yarma 16. ylop. Sn Re9gio bat neu>
lid Elm Ser9lftuu88UerIu6 9e9en Die bcrlbmte
S6aulpielerm Ttiltcri ItattBefunoen. Uian
wCOte Die &unltlerin nit einem @lale 2iucnaoe
per9ifteu, Da8 lie in elmer Gra90Oie olS @lf
nebmeu iOute. Ourd einen 3ufa1, beiBt e8.
purDe Du8 9la8 um9eltcBen, ebe e8 III bic 0an:
be ocr 9tiItOrt 9~eIau9te. gSie man lid abel
iber6eu9te, DAP e5 wlrtli4 @Ift entbielt, mir
nldt %9enlelUet.
9iuBtano.
Petersburg, IA. gtoO. @en. Wura'
wieff. Der 0puUerueur bon OltIibirlen, lit mad
Der 9iidtebr Don fetner @rpeoittun mad be,
WDn1olet uno benz untern Aulur in Srfur8
nit 1rlunlpfpfcrten uno alien oentbareu @b
renbe3eu3un8eu enpIan9en ipproen. Serr Se
lo9DlOmp, Der Otreftor Der Nrnur9eleul1aIt
l19te in elmer bel @ele8enbeit zines 6eltmcbl
al ben General 9ebaltenen NAreOe: @urDp,
iebe nit 0teto, NWerlt1 nit @nt5lden ouf olel
&rperbun9 pe8 Amurlanpe8
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A nserifamt icbe NacDricbten

@afbinoton. OaS Stlat5pepartement
bat Oepel9en bon Gbilt erbalten, melde Die
erlreuli1e Sunoe ~brin9en, Dap bur6 Die eiiri9en
8emibuu9en oe8 Ser. ct. 9elanoteu, Serrn
.8i9ler, bic AnIpride Der Ser, ct. gesen @bllt
in Setreff Der ameritanil9en SAiffe WtaceDO>
mia unD Trantlin ibrer SAlldtuns 10 uabe 9e>
riidt norpen ltno, DAP tein 3uelfel obwalte,
ibre 8eirtepisuns weroe bemnddt e~rfolsen.
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ben wurpe.
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ben OeutI9en. mel9er neulit uor Dem Saule,
300. 333 BOwerp tOot s%eiunDen DurOe, gu
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bofen 5urudBefebrt unO murOe 5ulebt in Srn.
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ansgeltellt, oaB 5 QDtla.8 baareS G)el1, Elm
9Oloener Sting NIT rptbem Stetne unp Elm l1es
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pun9 leiner 2eide feblten. SO lie8t paber pie
Serulutbun9 nabe, Dap bier Elm Naubmoro
ltatt9efunDeu.
Son ben 6reunben oe8 Yerltcrbenen wurbe
Die SnterUentiOn oe8 WtaporS nad9elu9t, unb
~perielbe naDm Die Dotunente Der @orcnerssu I'm.
teriudun9 nit benz Verlprehen tn @mpian9,
Die Sade meter gu Oerfplsen.
81 ID iter, %. g., 13. De3br. Stint
3ebn 0efan9ene seutloben lebte gtadt aus Dem
bteli9en 9eldn9uifle, Oarunter lit Warbp Qoofe,
Der i'm Sttober 1857 benjamin Starr tootete.
Sie ourhfeitten 5 @iieul1dbe nit einer Sdse,
Die Tie aug elmer ubrteper ntadten unp lteBen
li9 an Dem Strids, nit mel9em Sra Stout ges
benft murOe, in ben @enefIee 6luB binab, bier
wateten tie cine Strefe, big tie oaS llter er.
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