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Oiavery, II they saw ut; but be ccntended that
they had no such power.
Mr.. b. went on to remark that he had heard
great deal said about popular sovereignty, Blu,
he thought there were two kinds-the one genu
inc and the other spurious. This kind of pop
ular sovereignty, which it was now proposed 70
establish and maintain in Kansas was not the
genuine article; but he would mention two or
three cases of what he regarded as real popular
sovereignty. In January, 1875, eighteen months
previous 10 the Declaration of Independence
the people of the State of New Hampshire
came together, and, ignoring the King and
Parliament of Great Britain altogether thew
adopted written Constitution, embod1ino the
great principles of civil liberty. That was
genuine popular sovereignty. Then the Decla.
ration of Iudetendence, By which our fathers
declared that they henceforth would regard the
people OF England as " enemies in war, in peace
friends" was another example of genuine pop.
ular sovereignty. But there was still another
instance, and one in the history of England
which he had ever regarded with profound ed.
miration. That was when the House of Com.
mons of England, ignoring the House of Lords
as useless appendage of Government and
Ignoring also the old doctrine of regal sover.
ereignty, determined to bring King Charles /
before their tribunal, and try him as a criminal.
They did try him, and found him guilty of bioh
crimes against the State; and for those crimes
his head was severed from his body. This
event had cast shadow over the crowned
heads of Europe, which has ever since rested
upon them; and liberty is safer TO-DAY in Enc.
land and in this country, in consequence of that
occurrence Alusion was made to a remark
OF Mr.. Broderick, that Mr.. Buchanan and his
cabinet were to blame for the excited state OF
Kansas. Mr.; d. dissented from that opinion.
de thought that neither the present Executive
nor his prede ceasor were the men to guide and
controi public events, but they were mere yanes,
SET In nigh places. to show the direction of pub.
nc sentiment. Mr.. 81. also read an extract
nom one OF Mr.. Buchanan's former speeches,
where ne declared that call Christendom il
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Mr.. Davis, of Maryland, moved to Amen by
striking out the second ane third resolus .ons
altoge her, and substituting 50 the first re- Iolu-
ton, for so much as follows TIE word "rep It,"
the words
All the evidence, and summon befoss it
such persons and papers as it may see fit and
shall report to this House what, in their Din
ion, this House should do in the premises
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, called attentio~t to
the political complexion of the vote on the t;nal
passage of the tariff bill. Only thirty Repabli.
caus voted for the bill, and ONLY two DEMOCRATS
against it.
NJ. Leteher offered the following, as a sub.
shtbs for the pending resolutions: :
hesotved, That a committee of five members
De appointed, to investigate the charges prefer
red against the members and officers of the last
Congress, growing out of the disbursement of
asy sum OF money, by Lawrence, Stone, &.Co.,
OF oston, or other persons, and report the
fact and evidence to the House. with such rec.
omit endations as they may deem proper. with
authority to send for persons and papers.
NJ. Stephens, of Georgia, moved the prex;ous
quession which was seconded.
Ice question was first on Mr.. Dayis's amend.
meus, to strike out the second and third reaolu.
tion~ which was carried-yeas l2O, nays ~.
\ Davis's amendment to the first resolution
was hen agreed to without division.
TIE question required on substituting the
reso sition offered by Mr., Letcber; which was
agr6 d to-yeas l6l, nays not counted.
Tss resolution as amended was then adopted
with ut division. +
Ne Stanton said, as the resolution adopted
couH stand without preamble, and as there
was an apparent disposition to transfer the
who's matter to the other side of the House, he
wou withdraw the preamble.
aposition to Erpel a Aeaeber.-Mr. Harris,
of l.1nois, rose to question of privilege. ard
cfef ID preamble and resolutions, recjting the
acti n Of the last House in relation to Mr.. Mat
teso and directing his expulsion.
4. Harris said, az he did BOT see the ms .nber
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ldluB bic Sanction beS @ouu. Cumming niAt
erbaltcn bat, 10 faan er nibt selten. Nu& au.
Beroem miro Die Wall i'm Sal;Iee' County be-
I~nlt1noet werDen, neil bic Beamten (6rleOenss
riAter), pelAe lie ~leiteten, feline BetaQun8 in
rettilber 6crm auf5uweiIen baben unb Der
GerrltCrlallefretdr, all melben pie WDabl6e.
rldte gu %erltatten ltno, Die1e re5balb wabri6ein,
lit) ntdt ais ~rfliSlele Optuneate anertennen
miro.
Sin Dor 0enl Gunoe8rthter -@fels itattae,
b1btes S1beaSsGcrpus Seriubren bate in lltab
nlAt serln9eS AuIlebel errest. SIN Sabre
1894 9ln4 Die 6r1u zines in 9loucelterlbre
(@n9lanp) woDnenOen Nouotaten N1lnenS 80
lpOore gu ben WtormOnen unO nabm ibre aAt.
llbrtSe Gpd)ter, Die IiA in einem fatboli1hen
Penlionale %befanO, nit na9 l1tab. GIN Der
Nte0ererlan8un8 Der 6rau lag benz Utanne
)ttAt5, wcbl aber al oer leiner To9ter. Na1
lan9eu JtadfcrI6ul3en ernittelte er beren Nuf,
entbaIt uno lIeB nun our9 8ermittlung per
en8ltl4en 9te8terul9 bic gu WalbJn9tpn erlu.
heu, lbnl Wleper gu iciuem &tnoe 31 uerbelfen.
SobalO oaber Die 9eleelid)e Srpnuns in lltIt
ber8elteut mar, lleB es ftp Der GiAter @fela
an9ele9en letn, Da5 Wtipde1 au55unlitteln.
Dtan fano, oaB bic Wutter %oeliel6en naG ben
oltlt4en Staaten 8urif9etebrt mar, Da5 Stint
aber unter Der Sb3ut elmer S1weter Yotp.
oores, nelde bic pterte 6tau re8 &JrAenaltelter
5ttAaroS 1T, 5lriif5elalen babe. Nm 81,
SAll warb 9fidarbS purA einen Sabeas.@or,
puS>8efebl an9eDielen D1s WtdD9en Dor @e:
ridt gu ~brln9en ulO AM 4. Ausult fiute rieies
Die @ntldeipur9, DAB e5 ieinem Sater 5uriid3e
8eben werOen milie. IS ipito, 10 balO ais it'd
cine palleuOe 1telleSsle8enbeit fiuOst, all Den
en9ltl4n @elanoten in va 9in9ton sela:d
DerOen.
Der Correspondent Der Gri6une tla8t tbe'
bic unveridamt boben Preiie, melAe lDpobl pl
Otcrmcnen fir ibre YroOufte, als Die peipni
i4en &aufleute fit ibre pom Often Der iulpcr.
ttrten Waaren perlau9ten. DaS 2eben II
ltab fol- eben'lc tbeuer letn, Die in @alifOrniel
Urr S unD 9 Sabren. Die Wietbpreiie, met
items BON Der airbenUerpaltun9 teltinmt, iin1
erorbitant. Sin @ebdupe, Da8 Die SlrAe Dor ;
5abren iir $4,000 f1ufte, bat le an elmer
Sauimuun fir $4,000 idbrlit pernlietbet.
Shre 9ctteSpienltli9en ~0erlammluli8en ia
Ben pie O%tprnonen ldon felt eIneln Wtonat ell1
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I'M Wttncslten, fdbrt aber fort auI pem Wege
oer OrooHan5 Elm fat accompli um'S unpere
th' Seoen gu leBen. Die ottrcDirte BreBors
oOn'an5 r9uroe bent Wmlteriuur Don Der Stunts
"er CUR O~teUllicn uno 8OrlaBe AT pie &ammer
CUR 9ene9rl!8un8 beim9elhla9en. Snoelien
plro ne p%orlauft9 etpa8 milper 9ebanpbabt -
b1tten mr. llur elnen S6atten Don conltitutio.
heller Ofe8lerun8, 10 butte le pie OtpOnans
millen fauen lalien.
Stalien.
Weapef, II. Aug. Der t0nislide Ba,
Taft w1rp in BET per9an9enen Wo4e Dom 8iisc
setro1fen. Oa5 @iOrnale BON 9eltetn Abenp
lpridt bon mebreren llu3lidSiiQeu DurA Blis
l1l1s. Ser 0eluU brenat mob unO eS bat lid
ieet cine Wanrun9 etwa8 t;efer 9~eOifnet.
Der Slib fubr wdbreno De5 @ewltterS ain Z
D. Dur4 flnf Ndume bee tSni9l. Yalaltes In
S5aia unO fam bis III paS 3imnler, wel4es
Dem 5unddlt mar, in Dem Der 8Oni3 ftp befanO
uInf bobern Stfebl" waro Der GeleSrapb et
mus pelter BON Dem Yalalte ~entfernt.
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Gin SeiudD I'M Der ncstet Nnfteos
lung Seruanin.

0u i'd idcn ldu9lt 8epinidt OieIes neue
Settlement gu beIuden, 10 beulete id bic @e=
le9enbeit, am 26. Nu8ull einen 8eiud in Yct.
ter County, Ba., 81 MAIDEN, no idcn Uor ca. 2
Sabren ooS pben8euaunte Settlsment 8e0riinoet
wurpc. Nul ben &c. Au8uit idmlid mar cine
aQ9emeine 0erlammlun8 Der StOfbolter unp
~lCnlioer Betbeilt9ter cieIer@ eleuiA na4 benz
St1ot6en @ermania %berufen.
Sd perlieB alIO Baltimore Gags 5uOor in Der
@eleai&aIt zines Nuliecler5 auf Der Gentral>
@ilenbabu uno fam Nbenb8 in WiQianSport all.
ancern Wor9eus iubr iA nit Der St18e mad
@ermania, no mir NahuIitta8S elntrafen.
Sdon BON ferne befunoete bic tpebenoe Sla99e
iber hem @ermuuia Sptel, baB etpa5 NuBer'
prcentlideS ltattftnOe. ga iA nit iebr beldet.
benen @rwartun9en mad Der neuen QnlieOlun9
fam unO barauf 9efaBt mar, wie an 10 Oielen
erf furs beGeDslten Bldeeu pes @eitenS unc
Slens elm armli4 setleiOetesSclf, uucultioirten
8oOea &c. gu iuOeu, 10 e%ritauute i' nldt penis,
ais i'd l4On s::nise Nteilen Dor benz StdDt4eu
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mebrere lGSn bebaute Sarmen nit anlebnlt9en
SramebduIern uno bic 5ufrteoene Woene oer
lebensiroben 8ewpbner fab.
glui ben fClgeuOen Ea9, 1lS ben ~, paren
Idmmtli6e Ginppbner oeS StdotdpenS uno bic
Sett(er. nel6e liA auT benz Sance Der Scnlpa9-
ME onoeIiepelt, gu eiuem felttlden Wa3le eine
oeIopeH. uuo pb3leid e8 ScrmItt18s itarf reg
nete. ltrSnten cennc9 pe5 Nahmittu98 Die Nus
liepler nit ibren Weibern uno &inoern aus benz
. 8ui9" po1t alien Se1ten berbet.
OaS Gelt IrIte n1h Der urlpritnAlIhen 8ez
ltinmun9 I'M 6reten tattflnoen, muBte aber oeS
mali ri9eu @lements8 balber unter Dad atBes
balten Wercen, unp ba5u mar bus 8eraunli9eDc'
tel ~eylelen ytadoeuI ca. 400 Perlcaen anSe;
lan9t waret1, nlbm oa8 Telt leinen NnfanS. IS
wurDe etn flottes Wtabl aIf3etraSen, oa5 ltd Die
Settler lreffliG munoen lieBen, Die naA Iau8er
Belt pieoer einmal bus fGltlihe Gebenblut peo
alien Sater 9tbein ~tclteten.
Wibrenb oe8 TeltnablS puroen BON ben
Serren Or. Scers, s. Wartb uno Us. Gaooe
p~aIlenpe NeOen 9ebalten uno Goal tie auS9ebraht,
nObet beIonbsrs Darauf bin9ewlele EN- wurpe, wae
our9 oeutIden SleiB unD Auspauer ShoneS
9el9a1fen werben foEne, tpie bic oeutlde 0anD
bier unaeltSrt ben rauben 8roen uuo pl9te
Wdloer, bic fruber Der Aufentbalt Der 8lrer
uuD WSlfe marcn, in I4Cue 8lumen9drten uap
frudtbare Tarnen umwanDle, uno wie oaa
friiAe uno muntere Nu8leben Der Sewobner,
@roB uuo &lein, Dafir iprede, weld' 9%eiunDes
Selma bier berride. 0tad Dem 6eltmabl unit
lirten li9 Die 2lnpeienoen ourd, Spiel unpGan5,
mo5u Die Deuti4en lelbt mulicirten, bis an ben
fraben MOr9eu.
User Da5u perbornmt III, in elmer 9roBen
Sta0t 81 lebe11, ben bennett IS III Den Bergen
15ennipluauienS ccppelt al. Die berrli9e 9e
birsSfcrnlatiOu, pas iippise Grin Der BON mum
teren 6liBAen ourtltrDmten 2bdler, Die err
quIGenOe Scr8luft uaO 70 mandeS SnOsre
mabut an bic lA0nlten @e9enpen NltsO eutlts
lano". Sour uuterldeioet li0 Das ber9i3e Penn-
l~ploanien bon ben meilten SerSlanpern Oeutih=
LAMBS oaburd, oaB e8 oen1 belteu 6la6lanoe an
6rudtbarfeit ntdts uaAsibt, Die penujplua:
nilden SanpldaTten perelni3en purGau5 DaS
SA0ne nit Dem Naeli9eu.
AuSfi il brltdereS Iber bic Gerbdlt=
niiie Der oeutiGen Aniiecluu9 v9ermania", bic
ldon lebt tbrem gtarnen ate Gbre ula9t, in Ell
neut lpateren 8erlGte! Us. g.
Baltimore, s. Septbr.
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Nttcrar,ibc NnSeiec-

Bel unterjeidnetem tt 70 sben o~neetOmmen;
8lumenlefs tcmtf6er btutf5er . d. ungen. BRIT ct.
ntr @inl,ttunB pom Or. . 8 3 DolF 1.3S
8Srne, 6, Stmmltae gDerfe, NIT elmer pr6mte;
Yprtratt .. u. .. 9umbplbt, in As eieferunseu 10
Dte Natur. 3etuue fir 8erbrsttune natlrwtFsn.
fGaitit&tr 8enntntie fur eeier aaer Stdnpe. Ser.
assseeeben ppn Or. utle unb Or. Maaer. Mtt
rslpsraptti6en SunItra ipnen, 81 gt1mmsrn g.
Srettag, s., Spu unb Saben, Npman tn 6 8S9ern,
2 SGnee Fps
@srfdder, 8r.. Die bst5en StriFtn5s. IuRralt.
lber Hpmau. B Sanee $50
Qanebetn's 8eetate. Nsue Iussabe 80
WGgee, 3t, &Omdn. Nsue 6olee. 4 gGnSt $50
MIbIbdG, G., 5rtsprt9 Der @rpBe unb ieia 6Sf rs
- SDhann SOstOwstp, ODer 5rtchrt6 ter @rD5t n.
letn 8dufmann. 3 Ibeile L.
8DntSta 2ottenie. RapplsDni16es ~Qebensbtlb.
3 Sdnee -.63
- 8bnts 5sinria btr I8te uub fes Suf. Etetlt IL
bItpt tet, ~sletante u. ~pnblfsilae &l1.
U~terausSus nit Cert. L-20. Sanb. a 30. SO
81 dnpfprte elegante unb ~rpblfeIas.
Cine Sammluns ppfjlgIt6sr GOmpofttpntu tIr
bls YtdnpfUrte ~ bwst Sdnbsn- 1-5. Br. a Snnb SO
Suppe, u m II { unb 5Ietf6. Gin RpNbu6 fur
bur9erlthe 5dusbaltunaen nebf NHbana. Bpaf.
Runf bs &tnmabens Der peri6tebenen 5rIhte so
HelIhdb, G., Dret Sdbrt BON SrGtBieen 6tfprf.
f6sr &cnan. @it 4 PORTRAITS. &rlGstnt in 10
bis "A Steferungtn a as
&ug2S-S gD. u S6mist, So. So q. @dpRr.
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Sele8rGpbtGcbe Nacbricbten
Bert4tst farbeu v8aIttmur. Beder."
9tmfnnft oes Odmpfers
MaAe

. -... W H."
9altfar, 8. Sept. Der Oanpfer Nlia
fam bier pieien Wor9en an nit Qiperprol>0 ad).
ridten bis gum %. aug. r..
Der Odmpfer Samnlcnil lan9te orauBen am
27. lu9. an, Die Yerlia am Is.
SIN Gn9lano nurDe Elm Yrolpect au8eesez
3eben, fir etne Gele9rapbenlinie naA Gblua u.
Aultralten.
2crD Balnerlt on beiuate ceu &aiIer 9tapo
leon. @5 6ln9 DaS @erli4t, p1B pie ~IruuSGl.
5le8terung Don Der enBlll1en @rtldrnns pers
lau9t babe betreffS peS 8rmbarpementS bon
Seooab.
IS mar Elm 5lpeifelbafter 8tridt oa, wornaf
Jteapel bic gepln9un9en Der Weltmddte an9ez
ncnlnlen bItte.
GS miro beridtet, baB bic gntiAiOisuuss
Iumme, Die Sbln1 an GnBlano unp Nrant-
reid gu 5a9lsn bat, 2~O,OOO,OOO TrancS be.
trIBt.
NcnpOr, Samfas. 8on SnOien INT
@blna neuere 9ta9ridten. Die e~rlteren IN.
lpl4tt8. G4ina bat nun audi nit Amerita uni
NuBlano Sertrd8e abSci1lpiIen. Die Ameri
tauer louen pa8 Jteht babeu, ilbrli1 Yetins 81
lie iufer.
Sn Wabrio wirp cine Wilitdrag Expedition
nad Sauanl1b rprbereitet.
Sn Gambia lp1reu neHe 4uTltInne, in benel
eini9e 9brilten 9et0Otet wlroen.
Wlrtte: NlperpoUt, 81. Nl9. Baum
wple, ale Qualititen itiesen un !. Stpp
ltoffe felt ProUllionen fit. 0tinpflellA l9per II
alle Qualltdten etpaS 9elunfeH.
l @cnlcl8 96f-975.
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Burlington, s. Sept. Die Ge9te.
tras nit Dec SOlcnilaticnSs @eleui4aft wc9eu
SerpfteSuns Der 300 Nfrifaner abaeidIOlien.
Spracuie, u. D., s. Sept. Die Stapt
faat lta nit Dele9aten dur republif, unD amer.
Staats>@ pnoentiDn. unter Den 0elesaten
berrl6t Der @e'lt Der 8ereinisung. Aber iber
DE Seotn9an9en lit man %unetni9. Nm acceps
t~abellten lAelnt e8, nur tur3e 9eneinlame Be-
ldlille an5unebmeu, in oenen nun letne SeinOa
l4aft 9e9en Die AOmIniltratICn uno 9eSen Tie
Corruption oe8 Sttrmtalten8 ertldrt. Die
Anertfaner ltno 9enei9t, eInen 3tepublifaner
als &anolDaten fur p1S 9ouuerneur81mt gu uns
terltusen, wenn man lbnen lonlt auf benz Sgdet
etnen Suten Tbeil einrduuIt, aber iie woIen me.
bet lbre SrSantl alton, nOA lbr RrIn6lp aufe
5eben.
e. o. NtOr9uu (0iepubl.) ideirt Der ltdrtite
Sanotoat fiir'5 9cuuerneure1mt. @r miro bon
Gburlpw Weeo uuterlttiRt, aber lit Den Ameris
Guns anlt0BIs. S1me5 W. GOcf lit letH Saupt'
Opponent. Die NmerlcanS tpIirren ben Ste:
publitaner Glm SenflnS por5ieben. SIN Sale
zines Streite3 1T pIellei4t @or. Sling Der @oms
prDmtBs Sdnotoat. Sorlce 9reelep pIrb ebens
fal5 9enlnnt unO lit Den Alnericans acceptabel.
61ll5 feline Seretui9un9 gu Stanoe tommen
%lolte, Derpen bic AmerlcQlS ptelet9t 9nrue
rs. 0telo ncminlren.
3weite Depef9e. Die Qnbdaser
WtOrsan'5 8epinuen an Nertrauen u. Stdrfe.
Orttte Oepef9e. Die republItanil9e
Stoat5sS onUenttcn bat @5ra Graves, Die aule>
rttanIl4e Daniel lllmar gum Yrllipeuten se.
mdblt. Iuf beipen Setten berrl4t GROCER @u.
BtImin9tUn, Del, 8. Sept. Die
9eltrI9e Staotwabl perlief rupis, cbmcbl Der
StreIt betty :par. Gbcntas Young, Demctr.,
purOe nit II ct. OtalorItdt gum Wapor 9e.
pdblt. Die Yecple's Rartp wablte ben S9aes
netlter uno Allellor nit tlen1er Wtaicritdt. SIN
Staotratb 1T eIne AnttsN pmlniltratlons, Ufalc.
rlt1t ron 3.
Wontpellter, ST., 8. Sept. 91eIultat
Der S~taatSpabl. Na9 Yerl1ten aus 81
4oirns ltno SO Hepublilaner lnp IL Oemp-
ftaten in Die &e9lslatur 9epdblt. SerlGte aus
IL &omn5 9eben Dem repubi. @OuperneurS'
&anoloatel pail 1888 Ct. Dem pemofr. Seps
2l18 ct. Auem ua4 lift pas gauge republ,
StaatStldet 8ewablt unO bat Die repuDl, Yartel
ct. SeSen Ieste8 Sabr 9epcnnen. ollie
rePubl. @on8reB : TanDloateu liuo nit srcBer
Wtebrbelt 9epdblt.
Welte ii Der bic Us ab n Ser
NJ On t. Nepublltaner 0au bat etne Ofebrbelt
BON mebr ais 10000 eS liup BON 131 Tomns
Ill Jtepubltfaner ms Observation-Disclosures &c,
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1Sr. Rnnnn's Sobmle.

Der luterrttt fur bas gBinterbalbIabr utmmt am Dtpntds
ben 80. Au8uft, WOtsenS s lbr, wtsber feiutn Anfans.
lin biciem Sage fnest bic 8erlesuus une Bic GrpHIune etc
ner ntuen Ria6e RAFT.
&ameibuuesn CUR Gufndbmr neusr S6IIe. betsbs man 70
bdlb ais mpst6 Su maGfn.
BUR @rlernuns hes t6ebrGiid,en IN cine 8fdfe tn S9asr
abattnfstt unb tOnnsn neus S6ultr etntretsn; ebsnIO Jar bic
franiOIidIf, Ilteiniid)e unb 9ried)iidJe Sprd6eu.
Bur unterHetiuns IN witbltden Decentralization 1T cine
tlbtee 9ebrerin ans efe1t.
Muf 0srIausen ptrb Yianp. ltnterribt trtbctlt.
Mu6 tGnn,n S6uler in Rrf unb 0psts oufsenOmmeR
perben. 8r. RnapP,
&u92t2w SO. IS e. t~rebsrtdfr.
ltntcrribt FIR WGbdbcn unb Odmen.
SD made ben ~perebrten Jrauen 8aIttmUre's PIE an!d8e,
bnb Id belbfNtiee nGffsn Wtnttr Rtnbert uno Grra01eaen
unter rtGt i'm i ranjbftf6e en-, Mnftt, 3etUnsn HS
fctne e Sanbdrbette n Az ertpsilen uno bite 9tefetIt~
renpe Bet mir Dor;uiprr6,n. r
Sfdbeue 8puftfet,
Qerinotpnfrose 30 ala. pberha b 6renCnthrase.
80, Auo2t1Mt
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IrIbiabrS.M pben.

Hszs SD sstse hterntt meintu 5reuuoiuuen, fUwte etuern
w ~ecehrten publtfum an, hae i'd jest ale raetne fraR"
iatrs.DlDben rbalten bpbt, unb am uSGfen 5tettdg, Gdnhda
unb ytentos etne Iasheuuns %bsriebsn erSAnen psrhs, wUju
t6 N1e f~relntltbf etnlabe.
H3=Ote ibpnhen uno nj bIt6fen Strpb- unb 0tmrenputG
ndtS tur &tnbsr uno Ddmcn BITE fbpnfen Sdneer uno
Drp @rpbs unb fsibenc @antilsn. fpris cue &rten StrIersteh
II berabaelesten Yretfsn. Marp MdttfeIh.
SIC. 521, Nef 8alimpreerGbe,
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MISUNDERSTANDING

.@a8, baS billi9 fe aller Nt1ter
aber nur fur Dtsisnteeu, lpeIae It'd bic SaslSbrsn unb nStbt.
1sn @prrt6tunasn pn 6 barIes S IN sbutn, @fe ppn
Baltimore unb 1rUnthraBe anf6dHen.
@siosa SrennEsn unD SetSsnnten: tOrts BEN gublttnur
~uberbaupt, srIdubs ID mir 6ts Ssmertune ju nti6en, bB ret
oue Mrbetten burb mstne tieensn SGrbe eeben.
ih+ Repararuren, fcrte fOaittse Ntetal. Irbetten perbe t&
70 i'd Ell oils mGalib ~befPraen.
- gug14 3mt @bds. s uuahubu.
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Sis Sis. Sis.

H. ter,si6nstsr n,nbt fdueu s. eunben unb benz pubIitum
ttertntt befannt bs er tim Stanbe 1T. watrene Der ean3en
SDmmer. SatIcn tas befe Gle, hes IN etstefh S,aat tmais
u,bemubrt murbe. ,u Itefern. Go tn Upn gutter Dtde une SOn
rsiuem 6rnb,tuespdHer unb befnpst IT'D Su Npdpdle, UaltG+
Gouutp, nabe BEN 5drnen Der 6erren :Ssne Sltnelu1 y. eapt
tSr shutter RE betrsfs Der QudIttdf Mustnntt aeben ION
men @uftrdae, bic tn 8trcIp's 9eber'eab n, 9stapfHe, anfse'
aeben rereen, perben pInttItA beipr8t-
nz-Gts. Depot, 3eR-Sans -Nsssu Idt226Wtt
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Sele8aten Serfammluua bes
Sfeubeufeffes.

NQe Oelesaien Der oerlGispenen 8eretne unb
oewGb(teu Yeamten pes Steube lfelt.6 perbrn Mo-
nit erlubt li9 OOnnerltag Abenu ua 8 ubr i'm
Hpfale Des l1nnbbGn9igen 1urnperetns, @ds pUt
3pmbaro> unU 5tpntitr gu perlnmmeln. Vie Be-
le9nten ger Uereiue, tpel6e nit Dem S6nbmeiIter
9errn Gba8. 9pttfer npH niAt ab9srebaet
bab,n, iinO bteremG aufgefcrOert biea Dor Der 0er>
lamnlung nod gu tDun.
DID Dr. s. isis afiiSer Yr1Ioenf.
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u n Die ~ a #
Oc1lt WubliiMm.

Ote Sser6t9ung Os perfforptntn 5srrn 8lttm an ~ssetsneter
statfe pabe I'D stnsrftts ,a etnsr psri6nIt@sn S%atisfatt On
nab dneererietIs I'M ,jntereht ietner 0erpano en- tn DeutlG.
lab bsiUreen laGsn, pbne an Der b~ssfalF3en 8erSHsutIt6u ns
TN HSeull3sH GOrreiponbsnttn" pom . D. VI. weper strett
nop tGotretr Den s~ertnefen antbeti eeba6t 81 BADEN. Dtes
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te8tnnt tr Wtnter lemefter uddlteu Ufontag BEN 6. Gsptsmber
Anineioun9en sur Aufaabme neutr Sd ller tEnneH wGbrenb
Der erfen g0CGt bes WpnatS I'm S6ulbauGs sema1t ptrpen.
Nu6 fan9en Die lebunsea bes 8tr6en6Ores rtseer CUR ss~
~wotnltden Siunec an, unb bic Ssrte Ytdnof4iIer ursea It'd
aud eletb annelcen.
3ubsn wtrb per- GbaIter bic f~rausBTi6e griSataunts, no
rdut bic SIT m %btfpueerS autmerfidm eeund6t wsrbeu, pteoer
%etptnen. Der 5rduenperetn ptrp wte fcuber bic Yfao1en
tptsntret tn petbltGen Arbst en- unterrt3ten iaftn.
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Ncuc Mm3et0cu.
SpncCrota

.- SpncCr0td.
Der Spmmer nabt ietnsm &nhe. Darutn auf, auf, Con.
e0reta ptrtamHtslt @ut wtsper! Gilt @ae berbst unb 8stnsr
Observation-Disclosures
amndafeH Spnntasben IL Septembcr.
OaS JHtertlt Der u@pncprela" md6t @urer Auer 50 eBen'
wart unpe0ta8t notbUenUts. 8rastn, paa 9ebensprinttp Der
e9l@att peruprenp, ip4en erprtrt unb erlebtst werhen..
VIZ H# 6. Sd6s, Stt'.
l. 'FA II Die Nader. aa nee ..
que Sdder BON Baltimore fnb su elmer 9erfdnmlun8 teuts,
Dennertl8 ben 9. September, @abn,tttaa 2 ubr, bt 0errn
9ftn3 tn Yaecafr. einaeldpen.
an. SIM Iuftraae bes YrdFbenten
WO - ~ y. u d 8, Sefretdr.
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Onaliidber Snrddbuuferr;d,f

Non,a8 cen Is. Septen5er, Npeuos s l9r, peree Id elmer
neueE 8GriuS sur prattti4en up gtanp.t5en Grlernuno Str
en8lilpen SprdAe erOTnen.
Der llntsrFiGt ptrp ! UlaI p59sntli6 ert eMt uuI foaet q
lnoaatlta, i'm Oprau0 5apI0dr. s. TreS
Sp!7sS y. 81 u. Qdpnr Der 9in AZ d. nansnmh.r
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Sltlantifbes Gclcarapbcnzx9u.

Sptbeu enpfng i'd cine tlene Nnsabt pom 4tlautif6sn &c
lserarben 2au, ne tciGes pom Der 5reaatte Niagara" mad
Nep.gGrt getrdGt pproeu, tubI6 nit Weftns. 6tnetn einae.
faBt une teSss (4iDal g) Stud NIT ten Sristaal. A~er!tftdre
eS 9errn Cyrus ". 6lelp uber aetl bis p%eneI5tn ptrietea.
Mls bas ~padsnbhe Sefbsnt nah Oeuti6Iaae be 6rbere i'd
elm fclheS Slid ju 81. so ct an tue Nbref.
Snr1sS JR 81 q Nv n NJ In rE 1rrth N.na.
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400 Icfer 0ufcs Eorm(nnS

niaa Der 6ubins Grsst fn6 ~lmI@anseR u. aud tbstlpe {, oeosu
(2anD StCre. SppbSJ as SpHp uno S,iefsIa, f.rttae Hltiper
no. u g. &~barleste.
MDW gniIIforr g NTH
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Ieben nno Wirfen con
Orteortcb S&Silbelm y. Stemben
Serl d. / 8 a.
John Herzog,
Jtorooit>Sde BON Part uno 6cparof.ase.
&dhrlfnnt INN SGnAlRr In GnrA.n,nrnn

BAIT fets cine 8roBe, Butaf rtrts Quswabl BON @ifsnwooren
unn fabrtttrt que Sprten ppn sblpdsrn fur Iburen uno WSs
9e'H &C., DsrtteIBe tnr 9Sl,arbettsr, 3aks. unp Ra6enaeratbs
bteHbleper. &c. @tlerHe Setttsusn, C~1eldR6es, Wal6tnen oQer
Alt, S9euenja9e. t0pte tIee ore BON Sputte e. uab ShIpG.
RrrLeu auf q N, lunn nut nnh hnnerhnEt - - -
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II
0urppdifcbe 9casbritbten.
@uglan6.

6Ol9enoeS linO Die ein5igen Uermittellt ces at
lalltliAea Gelc9rapben elnsetrcfenen Srtldafe
Ten, pelde wlr III ben en9Iii1en Bldttern be-
~IIerten. ....r ...-
(Qlu5 Der Qonpcn TimeS, rpm 25.) ~
Die fcl8eupe SOtldaIt lief beute Utcr9eu
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Bum 0elten be
Gfenben Sznfntals

9at bic n0sutf&e 9sretutste Multter 10 pbGtbt
tt9tettss 4tfelIf6aft" unter OtrsGtOn brs 1ra. Z
ItnpGrbt, trOBbem ptr GOrrsfpUnpent pttfeIb. m .uatrrm u
Au8ut ais u npatrtpttf6 blstanete,
am 9, SepteuIber ppn NadnltttoaS 2-6 lii