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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

The Hartford Press says the pixies found
in "Old Browns" possession. we're manu-
factured at Unionville, by c. Hart, who
voted for 81. B." for President, and has
ever since voted the Administration ticket.
Of course, according to the logic of the
Buchanan papers, the Administration is
implicated /.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

ed to increasing the power OF the Sla-
very evil. He was in the Kansas In
vesiigating Committee, and on other
similar committees, last sesslon-in
all of which, his vigilance and firm
ness in probing to the bottom OF mat
ters, commended him to all lovers OF
right, while rulfians and corruption
tionists dread his elevation TO the
Speakership. The factious opposl-
ton to him only clevates him and MIR.
Helpers book to attention and i'm
portancc.
Three ballots for Speaker on Tues
day, on the last Of which Mr.Sherman
lacked 3 votes of an election. The
Democracy continued to dissolve the
Union and to exalt the Nigger-to
all of which the Republicans listened
as patiently as could be expected.
A friend in Washington, writing
OH Tuesday last, gives us his views as
follows
"There is a great pressure on the House to
proceed with the organization. Mr. MrDundas,a a
high Officer in one of the Departme mis-, says 1t
viii involve a loss of a Million of Dollars II
there Is no organization effected before the Isl
of January The Mail Contractors are selling
their cert iicates of Indebtedness at so cts on
the dollar. and the new contracts Will not be
taken at any thing like the present figures
majority probably can not be obtained Tor Mr..
Sherman, but if vote can be got he will be
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A THE subscriber Will either SILL. OF
ElI1 RENT his House and Lot, situated on
South Third street, opposite the Lutheran
church, Lewi,burg. Possession gwen on the
6rs, Of October For particulars, inquire Of
D., Kremer q Mcclure, or Johnson Walls.
So Ig 1889 ELISHA STRAUB.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

On the 9th ballot, several Northern
Members voted for that staunch. con-
serva,ive, old-linc Wing, Mr.. Gilmer
of n. c., TO show that the Southern
Opposition might elect him if the
Democrats would aid. But the latter
would not give him yote-thus show
ing that all their clamor for the South
only meant that they must have an
Administration man for Speaker.
On the 1lth ballot, Mr.. Bocock,
the Frce-Trade Disunion candidate,
Withdrew his name. And yet he had
all along received the votes of three
Pennsylvanians, who claim to be Tar
if men-Messrs. Dimmick, Florence
and Montgomery.
Mr. Boteler is the only one elected
as an Opposition Member from Vir'
einia, Gn place Of c. J. Faulkner
disunionist,) and represents the Har'
per's Ferry District.
Mr.. Sherman, the favorite Of the
majority for Speaker, is a native ol
Ohio, in the vigor of life-an old-line
Wing, but acceptable to the Repubii-
cans, to the North Americans, and to
most Of the Anti-Lecompton Demo
Gratis, ofwhom Messrs. Hickman, Has.
kin and Schwartz vote for him.
Mr.. Briggs (Opp.) Of New York City
holds out against him, alone Of all the
Free State Opposition. There are
Reynolds and Clark of New York
Adrian and Riggs of New Jersey, anC
i,avis Of Ind, "a. l.. Dem.,) who car
decide icide as soon As they choose. Mr.
'''"A" is Tariff man, and oppos
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
FOR SALE OR RENT |.

- TWO DOUBLE FRAME HOU- -
.s SES and Lots, each SuItahle torIEA
two familleS-one on North Fourth street and
one on -. John street, for Sale. Hall OF each
of the above Houses are for Rent.
- Also, for SAFE, four BnliIng Lots on
North Fifth street JOHN HOtGHTON,
IewI>burr. Ian. 90 1859. Agent
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
Thirty Sixth Congress. list Session

SEyArE.-Daily, the Democracy
force the Slavery question into debate,
and then complain Of the agitation
Of that sul.jectll
The Vice President, who is Slave
holder, being absent, Mr.. Fitzpatrick,
a Shareholder, was chosen President
pro TEN. (The Shareholders claim
that they must have the Speaker of
the House alsoD
The Democratic Senator's, having
in caucus partially completed the list
of committees, it has been handed to
those of the Opposition to fill up the
blanks. Senator Mason remains as
Chairman of the Committee of For
eign Affairs Mr.. Hunter, Chairman
of the Committee on Finance; Mr..
Clay on Commerce Mr.. Iulec on
the Post Office Mr.. Green on Terri
tories Mr.. Mallory on Naval Affairs !:
Mr.. Bayard, Judiciary Committee !;
and Mr.. Brown on the District Of
Columbia-every one, Shareholders.
Thus, all the important committees
have Southerners for Chairmen! The
Northern Democrats are no more to
be trusted, in any influential position,
by their Southern Masters!
Rev. DR.. Gurley, (Presbyterian) of
Washington City, was chosen Chap
lain.
Fight for Thcm-Wrong for Others.
All the Southern and all the North
ern Democratic Senators, voted against
investigating the robbery of the U. S.
Arsenal at Liberty in Missouri, and
tie Republicans for it. But all those
present-55-voted to investigate the
self-same offence at Harper's Ferry.
Here is fresh proof that the Slaveoc-
racy and Democracy wink at any
crime in favor Of Slavery-but the
same crime against Slavery, punished
to the extreme. The thoughtful mass
es can and will mark this gross par
TALLY. Let the investigation be
thorough. The Committee are-Ma-
son Of Va, Davis of Mi, Fitch of Ind,
(Dems.) } and Collamer Of Vt. and Doc
little of Wise. (Reps.)
Mr.. Pugh Dem. of Ohio introduc-
ed resolution for the REPEAL of so
much of the Act, organizing the Ter
ritories of New Mexico and Utah, as
requires their laws TO be approved or
rejected by Congress. CThis is de-
signed 10 confirm the vile Slavery
and Polygamy rule in those Terrific
ries.}
Amasa J. Parker has been nomi-
mated as District Attorney for New
York City District, and f. J. Grund,
as Consul to Havre.
HoUsE.-The Democracy OF the
South have consumed hours every day
on the Slavery qucstion-preventing
an organization, and even fighting
against the plurality rule by which
Speaker might be chosen. Nearly
every Southern Democrat whospeaks
threatens Disunion if he can not have
his own way, and we believe not a
Northern Democrat has yet rebukcd
them. Thus the public creditors are
suffering for their money, candidates
are waiting on expense, all our for
eign and domestic wants are unheed-
ed-at cost Of several thousands of
dollars per day-simply that the
Slaveocracy may rant, irritate sec
tionalism, and sufficiently in1ame bad
feelings to terrify or cocrce the ma
!jority into degrading submission to
an overbearing minority. SO far,
the Free Members retort but little,
stand their ground manfully, and seem
disposed to allow the Southcrners TO
threathen, foam ard rage until their
venom is exhausted.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
Court House, Jail.

and all otherpublic buildings and lands, situate
IN said borough. belonging to the county of
Union prior 10 the erection of the new county
out OF part OF Union, called Snyder. bounded
and described as follows, viz: FIVE LOTS
adjoining each other, and bounded on the
west by Vine street, north by Market street.
east by Plumb street, and south by an alley.
whereon the Court House and County Offices
are erected.
Also certain lot adjoining Plumb street
on the east Market street on the south, lot of
John Ssebold on the west, AMI an alley on the
north, whereon the JAIL is erected. Said 10,
Will be sold separate, together with the appur-
tenances.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of
SAID day, when and where the terms and con-
dIiions OF sale viii be made known by the un.
dersisned, duly appointed by said act for tina,
purPose. NER MiDDLESWARTH,
HENRY G. EYER,
Nov.l2, 2,ls59. JOHN V. BARBER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

SOur Congressman sends US the list
of the signers of the call for Union-sav-
ing meeting in New York, embracing sew
eral thousand names. Very we'll; now let
us see the proceedings of Union meeting
sOmewhcre II: the South, mhere the Dtsu-
Htonists ure.' Can any one show US such
a meeting? Not one We know Of no
Disuniopis's in New York. But when
Shareholders threaten secession, thousands
of New York merchants &c. will down Oh
their marrow-bones to denounce handful
Of invisible disunonists at the North, but
dare not hint or whimper word about
the thousands of Disunionists in promi
ment position in the South. Lamentabls
cowariice. contemptitle humbug! We
glad TO see Southern congressman and 9th
ers sneer at such trucking exhibitions.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

lE-TheDutch LocofOco paper in Aarons-
burg. which did its best to defeat Judge
Hale when running for Congress, now
offers him its aaeice That's cool .......
The same paper says:
"Black -republicanism is the root Of all
discord and ill-feeliug existing between
the Northern and Southern portions of
this confederacy. Sixty-eight blackrepub-
lican members of Congress lave, by their
own hand writing, endorsed that most vii
lainous and reasonable book, Helpers
Impending Crisis in which all, who side
with their party, are urged to murder
Shareholders, burn their houses and barns,
poison their stock, rob them, and ravish
their wives and daughters. They bate
the Constitution under which we have
grown /; they hate the Book Of Books /;
they no longer recognize Him who is from
eternity, the God Of our fathers, of Abra-
ham, of Isaac, and of Jacob; they must
have another God, and though it be not
golden calf, yet We can tud their "anti-
slavery God" 10 the personi6cation of a
runaway Niger. Above, fellow citizens
Of Centre We have given you concise,
but truthful, history Of black-repubican-
ism, which every one will be forced to
admit"
We presume our Republican readers
never knew they were half SO bad as all
this represents them. But will such things
"so down" the outlets of your Democracy,
neighbor?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

FIVE EsCApED.-Of the Harpcr's Fer
ry conspirators, it is stated in the Philad.
Press, seUen escaped-of whom, Cook was
re-captured another, aHtyed to be Haz-
lit, but not Acknowledged as such by any
Of The others, is also in confinement. But
there are fee who are out Of the way
Anderson, a negro, who was taken ri sht
through to Canada; Owen Brown (anotL-
er son of John0 Barclay COppic (brother
of Edwin, who was huug;) and Francis
j. Merriam and Charles F. Tidd, whites,
who fingered some days in the neighbor-
hood of Chambersburg, each armed with
four revolvers. Merriam took the Rail
road to Philad., Boston and Canada. The
others made their way over the mountains
in safety, ten days going forty miles to
Shirleysburg, thence to Bells Mills on the
Juniata. Owen Brown was wounded, and
had TO be carried four days. 1t would
have been q desperate affair 10 nave under
taken to arrest any of these men, who had
twenty four shots each besides bowie knives,
etc. The expedition, when all unveiled,
will be strange history Of daring aud Of
suffering.
T,co Prisoners Aaron c. Stephens,
who was foremost in the fray, and who
was SO barbarously used after being taken,
it was thought from day to day must die,
but is recovering. An effort was made by
Gov Wise to turn lin over to the L. S.,
but the thing was SO transparently partial,
and the Prosecuting Attorney refusing, be
will be tried in Charlestown, perhaps by a
special court He is firm and resigned
1t is doubtful whether the remaining pris-
oner is one Of the party.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

DR.. Charles Leib, formerly a student at
Lancaster, Pa, at one time an Illinois Re-
publican, afterward the bearer of chick
ory cane" to Mr.. Buchanan, at Wheat.
laud, and for which he af,erward received
a mail agency appointment, has again
turned up in Illinois, where be is organi-
zing Cameron Clubs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23

Tpas The night b.tore ttriDaas, and al tro The house
is SO old that everybody will like to have
something newer and better on that topic
Here il is:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
A Sense of Returning Justice.

HA. ia The Uuion Saving Monster
Meeting in New York made one sensible
move-but rather late-they nominated
Gen. Winfield Scott for President, and
Gen Samuel Houston, for Vice President.
So, the very uniou-saving Locos aud X.
Ms, who, eight years ago, basely defeat
cd Gen Scott, because be was friend Of
Seward, Greeley, &c, and on the false pre-
tence that be was an "Abolitionist," now
publicly acknowledge their error, and Of
fer to support him. Very good. "Aris-
tides the Just" was recalled by those who
bauished him. If Scott's views of Slavery
are unchanged, and he gets the Charleston
nomination, We may again help him save
the Union. We tried our best for him in
'52-the people in their wisdom rejected
him for +. Pierce, and have since lament
ed the ingratitude they exhibited to the
Hero Pacifcator, under whom Slavery
would have not revived agitation by re-
pealing the Missouri Compromise. Men
see their error, now. The great trouble
is they do not reason sensibly beforehand, !,
but will be scared or msled BY some silly
Disunion cry-some "sidcdoor' clap-trap,
instead of taking wise ard liberal views
of matters as they are, aud voting as their
conscience and Judgment dictate. This
eleventh hour nomination Of SCoTT is a
confession Of former wrong to him and of
ip;us,ice m the cOunirv
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
PUBLIC S AlEI

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed Trustees will sell at public sale,
III pursuance TO and BY virtue of an Act of
Assembly approved the 18th day of April, AD
1857. on Friday the Both day of Decem.
Der, $50, on the premises In the borough of
NJ, W Enrltn Ia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
EnR SIZE.
FOR SALE.

ON South F,nh street, property -
J consisting Of good Frame House Ia .
On a half Lot OF ground. Terms easy. Apply
10 NAV ~ A-B. WORSE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-23
FOR SALE.

FNHE well-known Tavern stand -
4 at The east eHd Of the Lew >hurglL
Bridge, in Chilisquaque township, NorIn d
Co. II Will be sold on reasonable terms
Inquire of WILLIAM FRlCK.
LewIsburs, Dec. II, ls5S.
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Baltimore lOffktr.
BaItImore. per 2. Wlara 1859
GiDnO Gbafe iibcr Bic n0fiDiIfifdbel1
@treicbe Ser 9fepmbIif0mcr DDn
MaNoOuietts.

8etanntlid BAT bic republitanilAe 2e9i8latul
BON WtaladulettS Elm @eles e~rl1ien, wcrnaf
Der NeoptipbGrger erf 5Det Subre na4 leine'
Decentralization oaS Stimmredt erbdlt. Wtag
@oup. 8ontS DieIem 9eIeee feline Sanftion er'
theilen poer nibt, = leoenfaaS maB Der ur1l'
ffaup, oaB Elm lol9eS @eiee in Der republltants
lhen 2eaislatur zines e~in5elnen Staates onrd
oebt. ben 4Ooptlubirser nit WeiBtranen oeSen
Die republtfaniide Bartei aIs icl4e erIiaen.
@Iaflider Weile 1T iepOd tein 9runo 81
Der 8efirhtuns Uorbancen, oaB bic republtta'
niIde BarteI I'M @roBen, ais rationale Partei,
benz Beilpiele Der purltanllhen @eburt5ouleler
pou WufiahnIetts fptgen weroe. Nue An5et'
den weileu pielmebr olrauT BIN, DAB lie Dem in
Der YbilaOelpbier PluttfOrm nieoer3eleSten
@runolase Der @leldberedtt8un9
Den ibre ldmmtliden Heprdleutanten I'M @ons
Qrelle Durd ibrcu manubaften Glmpf fir Die
0em a~riiulfen @;nmanoerer ebenlc ME benz
araueIten @ineeboreuen 3u Quite Commence
Seim(tdtte6ia 10 un3weioeuti9 anertannt Hno
oepabrs baben, treu blelben wtrb.
8eoeutlam 1T IN Oteler Be5lebun9 cine Gr-
fldrun9 pes 9ouO. s 81 E BON Sblo, DEL
init Separo RE republltlnilhe YarteI 9c9rln'
bet bat unp auRer Dem Gem@YCrter StaatS'
name nobl a~eaennirtis ben 9rCBten StnfluE
aui oieIetbe aus1bt. Der onrd,1us 5uoersollt9e
81eOatteur oes rBuffalp Sels9rapb", 9ert
8orotrteoe, berlatet:
n0tr 1pra1en pieler Gage @cuu. @baIe bon
Ohio, melder bier mar, nadcem er penl Set-
9eubegdn9niB leiner plOBlla perltorbenen
56melter in 9ofpOrt bei9ewcbut, unO eS fam
Die 31eoe unter Anoerm audi AL ben Seldlue
Der MoIlhuletts @eleeSebuu9. @bale 1T be-
f~1untlib zines Der anettannten OIupter Der re-
pu6llfaniihen Bartei uno neben Semaro tbr
berUprr1senDFer Observation-Disclosures t @r
miRbiQiAte ben SeldluB ourH1us uno l18te, Dol
etnlaeu 3abren bdtten Die 6reelcIl JtC
tbiua8 IN Sblo leine 3ultIolmun9 81 etnen
6bulldeu 8eidluie U~erlanS, er babe aber ent'
I6leoen erftart, er. meroe ME etne unterluetouno
3um Jeadtbelle Der 6rempbirSer biuiSen. usbrl
oen8 melnt er, uuc nit 0leht, lalie lih Der Se.
IdluR, lrute er in M~anlduletts gum 0sIee
neroen. IeIht purh eine olhe ten
Der u ottonS9e-
iebe uutlifi8tren, wteer re u
ert por8efdla9en, OaB namltN
Die Bremoen d. ON ua4 bret SAP
rem naturaltfi rt, aber er # ma N
flint Jabren, ME lest, nit D m
Stimmre4t betletDet GERBER
iplIen.
aMdt 6ieIer aenbsrRus Ieisu AUDI ale per
u&nfttgen Snrwsy eOtbinSs, rle er aelprr'
den. pSnt9 3ufrieOeu. Terner lproa er leln'
ue6er3eusune aus, DaB iener 8elGluB nirSenci
auBerbalb 9leu-Gn9lanO gtadabmunS fInOer
perOe. 6etr Gbale, betanntlld Elm beDdprte'
6reuno Der @inwanberer, iprah % nIdt etUf
bloB su uns, l~onOern in @eSenwart ulebrsrel
amerltanilAer Hepubltfaner BON bier"
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Der gtfless9 fanOal.

Sifles bat lia seftern uuf ben Ratb leltler
Re6tsbeiidnoe entihloIen, ntHt unl Tretlal'
iung 9esen 8arsldaft ein3utommeu. uebrt
gems befinbst li9 0r. Sldles i'm @efdn9ulB
gang wobt ; man bat Jpn aus Der far oeS Wtor,
peS AnSetla9te beltimmten, etmoS unan9eneenl
buftenoen 3eae naa Der WcbnunS oeS y:
fGnouiRsD irettpr8 tranSlOcIrt, no er oen&o9 5us
brinet uuo the 6reunoe empfdn9t. Dca wurs
be 9efern cine 3eIe fir i'm berSeridtet, Die er
beute be5ieben lUa. @r benimnlt ltd eenobn.
LID t~altblitis uno nur 5~upeIlen beldleldt lbn
cine desperate StlmnlunS.
y&lnltler" lino lest Daulit bel4dfti8t, pbcto>
arapbilhe Anlihten BON Der WtCrol5ene autbn'
nebmen mir mereen alIc SeSen @nce Der Wcs
de oa8 8er8nii9en buben, Die Wtcrol3ene IN
ben @emsOOrfer iuultrirten enSltlHen Sldttern
in b~aarltrdu6enoen Sc5ltuitten gu bemnnoern.
BntterpOrtb, Der 6reuno BON Sldles, Der
ben Sep ms @elprdd 500, Bis Siftes beron'
fam uno Der oann Der Wieb5erei rubl3 5uiab,
mar aeltern Abeno nod nidt uerb1ltet SIdles
Iel6a bat anf bic 8orunterl udun9 Dor elnem 80
li3eirtAter per3idtet, neil ldcn om rdHlten
0toutag bic Sellion Der @rimtuals@rnr b..
9iunt.
Die 2eiae Gep'S purOe 9%effern' ytadulIttaS
3net Ilbr RON Ietner MObnunS in @ltraBe aus
mad benz 8abnbOfe unc BON oa per @t1enbabn
bierber nah Baltimore SebraAt, no tie an Ger
Seite Der pcr 4 Sabren perldiecenen frau oes
YerltOrbenen bei9slest merOen wiro- Sine SroBt
W1enee uou6reunren uno yteu9iesiSen fCl9te IN
8dlbngtsn Dem 2eiHenpa9en naH benz Sahn'
bOfe.
Die 6amille sep i4sint pom etuem bOien
8srbdn8uiB UerfOl9t gu weroen. Sin SruOer
Sens feel i'm Duel NIT eiuem DtlOibipHl1u.
nit benz er lid weseu elmer Dame Uerfeiuoet
bate. Der 9tltrict AttOrnep Step lslblt mare
Dor leiner 9c95elt UNI EN- D1ar in sln Duel
nit @Ol. Wiap perDldelt UOroen, welder Slaub'
te, oa6 i'm Sep aus Dem 0erjen leiuer @elieb'
ten, WtiF Spann pom bier, pelde benz Sep ben
8Or3us uno biz 0anO CAB, auf unre4te 2Deile
perordn3t bare.
Diele @el1ihten lino Elm mahres 2ablal fir
Die enslllde Brefe, welde D~ieielbeu nit 5artem
@IepbantenTuBe brett trllt.
gDeitereS +. i'm telearapb Beriht.
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2o BIN 9to n /. Wlar5.-S n It.
DIE neutrality-suspicious. fir Senator Doug
Lac, oellen neuer Germin am 4. UlirS beatu1t,
uno fur Senatcr SaliSburp Don SnDlana muir.
ben iberseben.
Der Yolt.@tat wuroe mieDer aufsencmmen,
@In Anlenoentent, moour1 cas- Srautlrpripiles
gum ab9el&aft uao oas YOltportO erbObt nirO,
Duroe 1i9enonlmen.
9aus. Der oiplcmatil9e @tat wurbe nit
etnl9 en- Serdncerun9en onaenommeu. @S
l%tIInulten 81 Oaflr, 81 oase9en.
" btn9ton, l. Wtdrs. 6rn. Stfles'
Batter lam bier leste Nadt an unO bate cine
ldnler6llde .3ulammenfunft nit lbm. SifleS'
Wtntter beluGts lbn beute e~benfaI5 unb nuroe
70 BON ibren @efablen iiberwdltigt, baB lie in
Qbnnlaht Iant.
pr. 8%ntterwprtb hat cine Grtliruua lcleens
ben SnbaIts e%rl11en: err lei i'm @elprdd nit
Senator @win uno einem Glbinet8mitalieoe
beSrltteu Sepelen, ala er cine 9iote Don 5ldleS
er1alten babe, pcrin oieler bat, iosleid 3u ibm
gu tommen Nls er in oas Sifles'l6e Saus
eetOrnmeli, lei Sifle8 cine 3eit lang lpraAlcs
Dor Nufre9un9 ~9epeien; enoli9 babe oerleibe
Sela9t: Dt4 bin elm entebrter uno ruinrter
Utann uno fam Sbnen nidt ln's @eiGt leben. "
Damn babe 9. Die uriahe leineS SAmerses
er6dblt unO ion UNI 6atb %seffast; er babe &c.
ratbeu, Die 6rau na& 9iew Oort 3u ibrer M9ut.
ter 81 ididen, mas ni6t a%uffallen weroe, oa
Der @cnSreB nd4lfen8 aus chamber oebe, uno
Damn cine S9eloun9 5u peran(talten. Nad-
Dem ober 9. ibm mitSetbeilt, DoB Die aonae
Staot INN ben StlnOal wilie, babe es su 6. ae.
la5t: v28enn es TO III, 10 sibt es nur n en-
We9, ben ID, Sbnen nldt 5u 5eiSen braude."
Sutterpprtb er5dblt meter, CT babe oaranf
SldleS O~erlal1sn uno ftp nld Dem @lnbbaus
bs9eben. Ster babe er Elm @las 4le aetrun.
fen. Als er beraus9etcnlmen, babe CT Rep an
GER @de Der Npsuue uno 16. Str. a~etrDffen u.
elnen tDdaoeoruf NIT Demlelben eewedIelt.
als &c Sep S~erlalen wcute, iei Sidles beran.
sefcmmen uno babe gu Sep selast: vSie
S4utt, Sic baben meme 6lmllie. entebrt. Sei-
en- Ste bereit gum Sterben." Sierauf babe
SldteS 8elGclien. Was ibn lelblt betreffe, 10
babe er ftp oesbalb ni9t einsemli9t, neil CT
~Slaubte, Sep icwcbl ale EutterwOrtb lei Be.
waffnst.
Das, mas ieet frlste, e,3dblt 6r. 8utters
NORTH in feiner Grtldruns eeraOe 10, wie &c eS
in BEN seliern BON uns mItSetbellten @OrOnerss
SerbOre er3iblt bat.
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9lmerieanilcbe Neacbriebteu

0ewsO orf-3etoment zines Der Dal.
Ioeiere Der Auitria.-Sa Der Surro9ate @ourl
nuroe oos &eltament Oes 6rn. s.. 2DeiBenbCrn
ale redts9dltig erfldrt. Dr. @elBenbcrn bate
f6 ais Buiia8ier am BOrO Oes uuglidliden
Ddmpsers 4ultria %erfunUeu, weIder am 10.
Sept. Elm 0laub Der Jlumtaen mnrDe. Gtuer
Der ueberlebenosn be3eu9te, OaB er 6rn Wei
6eutcru aber 8orb Oes SHifIs in oas QDaist
iprineen lab, bon no er nidt nieOer gum gcr.
ldeiu fam. Da nun cine 10 lonse PeriOOe Der
i6purDen 1T unO man nidts mebr BON BEN
8eritCrEenen bGlte, 10 entldieo Der Surrosate,
OaB Oas Gefament ais reatSSaltis gu ertla.
rem lei.
0ewsOOrt. GntlaeiOuns sessn Die
beutl9sn Sersul8unSslOIale. - Sn benz @ene.
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Dc srDee 5trabftsuns Der frlttrsn YrtIfe fir graGt unb
WelDer &c. mad yetetsbarg UNI Guen puntten meHiiO AaD
tuch4, iolte uaiere setnte as ben tterfttn. laneAhtn mnD
rtuteftn EefSrberU1gs meg Gneemein CT n~pIeplen.
unfere Grprte gIse mad benz Often Inb NDeRen aeten rtatI.
mGBtG unb blrnpren aus htOeutsnoeren %.6Bs bteisr NsuIe.
Outer uab Gra&tsn rerbsn Opne rsittre Grtrd. gtrsataHs
BON ben 3auiesa nnisrer Eun6sn 8tpslt uno abseltefert
Se(tlthe @rpreB.
16mnat an UNI 4 ubr MOr8eHs unS l ubr gtaamittaJs
@ept at nm IL - Mttttass
Sioli9e @rpre6
Rpmmt an nm 2 uab 8 npr NOrssas aAO 5 utr Ra@m.
@.pt al um 3 uor 81 ltn. 5
@eltlihe @rpreB
R0nmt an UNI 7 ubr 80 WiiR. aROrseas uaS 5 ntr Sta&m.
Sober Grprs6jus btfnbet f& unter btretter autF&t etuts
lMperlabr0en Mull bers unb BITE Comp. fvU0bl wte ls6et etn.
atine &as- asate ~bsrfslben bteten bas AeaBerlt aMf, UNI JeOen
tsrer &uneen sufrtpen su telen.
Ndbere Mustanfr erteellt
MDG ADAMS @rptts 6 o., 164 8alttmUrsfr.