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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-05-12

~ There will be a meeting held in
Okolona next Saturday, for the purpose of
arranging barbecue for 4th July next.
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4 Good ORA dispute occurred
between two well known citizens, day be-
fore yesterday, in regard TO an account
for some building materials. The dis
pute waxed warm, the lie passed, and
one of the party drew knife. The 9th
er immediately offered to give him hun
dred thousand brick to lay the knife
down, which offer was not accepted. -
When we take into consideration the fact
that brick are worth from S4 to Sc per
thousand, and scarce at that, the offer
was good Appea1.
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OF The Post Master General has or
dered the adoption of the letter carrier
system in Mobile.
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OKOLONA, MISS :

tF-We will furnish either Peterson's or Ar
thurs Magazine, and the Prairie News, one year
for 50, 25. Thus giving the subscri-
Der $4worth, for $3,25. Those desiring
to take us up at this offer should send in their
orders Immediately. The offer is made only to
new subscribers.
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OLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE.
For May. 1859.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & Co..
MANAGERS.

Al Drawings under Me Superintendent Of IN
Lotteries Commissioners.
Prizes paid as soon as drawn.
GRAND DELAWARE LOTTERY ON THE UA
VANA PLAN.
Extra Glass Two,
TO be drawn in Wilmington, Del, Monday,
May 80, 1852
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$4,000 Numbers I! IS, 305 Prizes!
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
In these Lotteries erery Prize is drams.
SCHEME.

AHU IUf approximation ITIZtS faHgIHg 1Tpm
$50 up to 500.
Or, 365 Prizes. ;. amounting TO-. .$3a00C0,
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, So Quarters, $3.50.
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Leaving net

Leaving risk to the purchaser 1916
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on
Package, for which we will send a Certificate
as follows:
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE!
$4,000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTE.
RY OF DELAWARE.
Glass ID,
To be drawn in Wilmington, Del, Saturday,
May %, 1859.
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A THOUGHTFUL FUGITlvE.--Wm. M.
Tyler, one of the prisoners who recently
escaped from the Jail of Ocala, Fla, left
the following note, as reported rerbatim
in the Ocala Companion
NOTICE.
Ocala, fla, April 18th 1859.
The editer of this
place will please Advertiz that |, VIM.
M. Tyler, who has left Jail, will Be and
appear at the usual term of Court to
Stand my tryal. do not leave the place
with aney notion of getting Shut of try
al. | onley leave for the Escapement of
Confinement and danger of Sickness
which I'm afraid may attend this place.
VIM. M. TYLER.
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~ Al orders addressed to France, Broad.
bents & Co., Wilmington, Del, miH meet r'A
prompt attention, andth printed official dra'c'Hg
sent as soon as Orer.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS e. Co,
Mauarer0.
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P.AE.lEET'TO EEeON WORRIES.
SoIu"HiSa, -. 9.
ESTABLISHED. !. y. MDCtCLi.
WI IANI GI III.

WILLIAM GLAZE,
NJ NEANCFAtTUkER Of Strn,n Engines. from,
l'I 10 /" so Horse; SUGAR MILLS OF eve.
~ style now in nse. Mill Work of every DIS.
"rirIi"n Also. Iron Rnilin.r. with every d:s-
cririi"n of Iron and Brass Castings.
| would call attention tn Iron Cu,.iu.: in the
way Of enclosing Public Buildings dwellings,
Cast steps. Bnlestr" Railing. all kin.l of cnco'
sur-s for Cemetery lots.
Having n flrst-rn;e Boiler maker with US We
ar" rrcpmrc.l to manufacture Boilers. or repair
them. at short notice. vii! am.i Boiler maker
10 amy part of the State. Our Steam Engines
will h.: found, when compared with Jho."
made t Northern establishments IL hc from
twenty-five I" i"rty per cent larger tor the
same hor-" power.
There Works have been in successful opera
'ion for several Years. with an Increase OF
pa,r"nnge from all parts of the southern roun-
try, for which the Proprietor rrturua his
thanks to his numrrnus friends aud patrons
and heEs I" assure i:,rm that no pains or ex-
pence will ne spared to merit continuance OF
their favors. July l. 1859. 4m"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
GIVE NE A LOVING HEART,
BY WILLIAM r. LAWRENCE.

Give me loving heart!
Tis better far than fame:
Which is at best deeting thing,
The breathing of a name.
For laurels gather'd fresh aud green
Where flowers in bcanty bloom.
When bound around mortal blow
Soon withsr in the tomb:
Give me q loving heart!
More precious far than gold:
Or all the wealth that India boasts,
Veal India's wealth twice told.
For what are gold and pearls,
Or kingly diadems,
Compared with one true. loving heart,
That purest of enrth's gensi
Give me loving heart,
To cheer me on my way
Through this dark world of sin and pain
To one endless day.
For naugl,t canssalm the troubled breast.
Or holicr balm inpart
To the life fe-weary pilgrim hero.
Than one true. loving heart.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
Estate o. Joseph G. Mathews, Deo'd d,
= - fSETTT ,EMENT
July 8, ,ls59,-tf

n IL parties interested in the above Esiate
"A and especially Edw'd Burns and wife
Nancy, William Rotison and wife: Caroline
Ezekiel Mathews aud Joseph Mathews. residin,l
beyond the limits of 9his State. are hereby nS.
tilted Tint aal.sstNement Of the Estsfe. d
seph =. !Mathewa Deed. will be made In ths
Court Of Ordihary for 4hbeville Distpiet, Soath
Carolina. on the Asstt ptsdsy in Nossnbsr
next ~ 50 ia ~ st-..; !; .,,, e x,
.Ie,i9 az, JAMAH MsCAEISAN. II
S.tdns Will Annexed.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
J. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

rdOOE FILLEFU FUISIR7CT'' ''Tf.rI< :.
Office oosrt Of Common Pleas and Cent 81 sssoa,
vs: Attachment. %. 10
W.. B. Lloyd, McGowan. Prtf's Attorney.
WHERE ethe Plaintiff did. on tlisAineteerth tn
dny OF November, eighteen hundred and
tfty-eiuht, file his declaration against the Defen
dant. who, Ut is sail. is absent from and VITA
out the limits OF this State and has neither vjA
nor attorney known within the .sa;,s. ,no.
whom copy ofsaid declaration migts 81 ss,
we'd: 1t is therefore ordered, that til. said De-,
fmdant do apRAsssnnd plead to the said ieNla,
ration. on or tfore the twentieth day of Mo.
vember: eighteen hundred and 8hy:Hine, 9th.
er"iss hnnl antfSabsolute Judgement will then
be given agd awarded against him. -, ''-N
MATTHEW MCDONALD. tO.t q. P.TT
Clerk SsOffics, Nov 20, ls6s.ly DE- 40
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
.fsts!eliz,
fT0HT

HAVE arrangements now made with n
L number of the best Manufacturers oil
PIANOS. whose improved Instruments
greatly excel in sweetness. fullness aud qunlit !
os tome all their former make. by which can
furnish orders for the hest tluality Of Pianos a.
from Twenty Five 10 Fifty TioIlars Cheuper
than they have been sold heret ofure.
The fo'i6Wing are some of the mnke of
Pianos that ! can. furni.h and wonld recon-
mend: HALEY Davis -, Co.. Chirkrring,
Du"ha'n Bacon 4 Karen, Carman and Fan.
cher. and the Driggs PATENT Double Sounding
Board Planes. Also. Beadman AMI GRAY.
VIM. RAMSAY, !
) u l42 Riehardspn.s,ree.
July s.l859.-tf a I
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
STOLEN !,

E1'KUM The Krs;'ience II Fharis Marin. il
4 in MI. CnrE-i. s"n,r n!D.ihs ago Two
-AMBRoTxP"s.
(One.of ordinary size the other small,) Of Mrs
V. F. Lip'"r.i& Mrs LiIf"rl wns dressed in
black silk and wore n watch am.l c!ai, when
when on" of them wm- taken ANY ;.f,rn,.
ti"n concerning them vii! lc thank fully r.-
ceivcd
CATHERINE; ". MARTIN.
Sep. Q, 1S-tf. a
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
THE NJ a RSH ALL HOUSE.
BY E. COBB, PRoprrrror.

'TlIE Proprietor Of the MARSHA!L''t
Il HOUSE would ninrm the public that IL
his House s still o!cn Tor the cc..i,"n "i visit
Tors. Having some experience in lIni.l-;-cp-
ing. he f1hiters himself that he will h.. able 10
l'lensr his friends aud customers. HIS table
will ut all times be- suprl;"! with
The Very Best The Market Affords.
His House Is we'll rr"vi.i,l with a,,crtiv.
servants. aud everything t" r.uG=! is custom
crs comfort able.
EDMUND CUBB.
Feb 2I. 1889 j3 If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
Wool FACTORY

1NHE slBsCRiBER is now prepared toao-.
their patronage. am prepared to take ali
the burrs out Of the Wool by machine and
manufacture the Wool in Rolls, in, tie best
manner possible.
Lesat;on-Eleyep miles North of Abbevjlle
c. H.: three miles East of Due West Corner.
and three lniles from the Railroad.
D. o. HAWTHORN.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
LI| Err Y STABLES,
By COBB g. CRAWFORD

Ll| EkY STA BLES.
By COBB e. CRAWFORD,
-dBEEIILLE, S. G..
Ky THE Undersigned would inform ,ho
i.A-h public that they have formed II copar,-
n"r>h:p for the purpose Of conducting
TIE LIVERY STABLE BUSINESS M
ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
They have taken the weli-hnnwn Stables MI
t;"h''i To the lot "f the MARSHALL. House. ucru-
pied last yrarhy T.. S. RuIrd."
These Stables fronting on Washington Street
hav" ',~"n repaired AMI ref eel ar.l are. now we'll
provided with pr"vcn,lcr and attentive Iiv,t
'crs Tor the accommodation of the public
MIR. CRAWFORD one of the firm. n,nv nj
ways be found ut the Stables and he hone. bv
close attention to business. 10 merit and receiy.
liberal share of public patronage.
The stables will he provided with BUGGY
AND SADDLE HORSES. to- hire, together
with every other accommodation usually OF
tered hy Similnr establishments They hnvs
also, COMMbDlOtS LOTS for the a.coynu-
d"''"" "i STOCK DRIVERS, and will furnish
'ien with provend:r, at living r..tcs
EDMUND COBB
j. Il. Ci,AWFUKD.
Feb. :j3, 1859 A ,r
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

,.. dBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Office Court Of Common Pleas dnd 0cn'l Sessions
k<Bo',s'' xs sDrs'v0r A,t,.hm.n.
WIN. B. Lloyd. MCGOWAN Pl'tao Atty
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on. the ninet eenih
dny Of November, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight. lie his declaration against the De.
,fendant, who. lit is said) is abseut from and
without the limiis Of this Stale and has neither
wife nor attnrliey known within the came, up-
on whon, a copy ,of said declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered. that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the saidEdec.
laration. on or before the twentieth day Of
November, eighieen hundred and ffty-nine,
otherwise fipal and absolute judgement Will
then =. Ss @ given and awarded against him.
!. Clerks Office Nov, ia, 1852 so.ly
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

,GS The numerous friends Of WESLEY A.
iLACN Esq, respectfully announce him ms a
Candidate fog Tax Collector at the next cleo
tiun
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

co The friends of C"pt. W. s. HARRIS.
respectfully announce him rs a Candidate for
the olfice OF Tar Collector of Abbeville Distric
at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

The friends of DIR. J. +. McCOMB resnec,-
fully announce him us Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

tS- We are authorized to announce $. A.
LODGES as Candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election. ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

The friends Of HENRY s. CASON respect
uily Announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector, athe ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

The friends of JAMES A. McCORD resncct.
tuiiy announce him as a Candidate for Ta.
Collector ut the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
CERTIFYCATE.

This is to certify to the public that I have
Ses1; m since was ten years Old. working snd
building Wool Facteries, and / here sav evsth.
out hesitation. that those Mach ines Of n q
Hawthorn,s--carding machines, Burning Ma,
chimes. Picking Mach,nes1ssre che best 1bara
ever seen, aud bclevs they viii surpass any
IN the State for satisfaction.. 3
J,E sHUTHfNGS. Maehinist.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

E4oOa iREN SEOC Business.
wo"I'l inform ti.. public shat wc have recently
lrrci'a$"'i in Boston, Philadelphia and New
York. til" '"rgcs! assortment of
Ladies' Shoes, and Gertle,nen's Boots and
OF every conceivable style and pattern ever of.
Tered III tlas market. Our entire stock hn,
hcrn rnlrS!'"tr'i 10y practical Boo, Maker.
We feel nssnrel thn, We can, will! great crrf;
:!"nce. recommend our stock To- !h. public as
he'n" OF Il superior qnniity. more durnb!. than
amy That can be found in Ills latitude We
intend 10 deal exclusively in
Leather, Boots and Shoes.
ani "" shall h- rnublr,, to sell better worl, for
less n"nrl than any establishment in Town.
We wia lErtrr Leather or work ;nr Ra xlli.i,.s
lh" iIat"ras Of Stock were selected by
l.. ROCHE, on" OF the firm a,d the work
Psud up to Order.
W" therefore know the stuff i,s mad. cf"
ANA can safely recommend il, We have a NUN
Der "i first class Boo. anal Shoe Maker, in cor.
ncviI"n with our Establishment, and ~. prc-
pared iu .
Manufacture 70 Order
any work y !;.h may IT,. DESIRED
Laii -! Iu-t!n Gui.,l.n- nrxt ,iuor 20 i'v,.I
Hunter Il Go.
ROCHE l. CiIRIsTIAN
April |, lS59-4S-tf
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ga N d I ID a. ES.

inc friends of Capt. G. NJ. MATTIsON re.
srectIn,iy announce him as candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election. ''-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

cB- The friends Of Col j. G. BASKIN re-
| sprct'"ily announce him n candidate for the
| office of Ordinary. at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

g The friends Of JOHN A. HUNTER re-
! Al,eetfniiy announce him a candidate for the
Office of Ordinary. at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
wv "A. o. a M S65;

~" ~ - 0D ~ 80
Ever made by them. to which they inyite the
attention Of purchasers.
They take pleasure in correcting anti,sIfres
$40" that their Stock of SEASONED: :EIf6dtER
was lost with the bIill, and would saw thistin
Quantity and quality, -. !
Their Lumber Has Never BesH Better
The generous patronage hitherto received
warrants the conclusion that their, efforts saire
sPnrecinted, and stlmnla lates them jiff making
further extrsions. Their experience viii. .ens5.
bic them 10 select and operate TIE: alst, an
proved Machinery. with adyantaagsal not eur
passed by any manufacturers eitLes Nortf. or.
South. ; Fasssse ssees,7
COVER. cox, MARKLEY d co.
!Greenv'lle. 3. c., March 7. 1859. 46 II.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
INHE Subscribe having had the misfortune
T." loose. by The fire Of the 10th January.
the STEAM MILL and MACHINERY conncc-
ted with their
CO A CH ACTORY
| IN Greenville. take This method of. apprlsinr
their friends and patrons that they will still
continue business ns hcrctnfnre, wiiI,nut change
III their Firm or Abatement Of their exertions
to please.
They Have on Hands,
and are constantly finishing. all the varieties Of
Carriages, Buggies
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

LIGHTS AND LIvERs.-Lord Corkhurn,
when at the bar, was pleading in steam
boat collision case. The case turned on the
fact OF one Of the vessels carrying no lights,
which was line cause of the accident. Cock
burn insisting on this, wound up his argu-
ment with this remark, In fact, gentlemen,
had there been more lights, there would
have been more liocrs.''2$;;5.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-09-16

General Eci,iiIty,
t:curInt Debility,
(:et,er:,l Debility,
General Ds.i,t;lty,
General Debility
General Debility,
{icnrTni Debility,
General firi,iiity,
General Debility,
General Debility,
Pnl,IItntIOn,
PRipitafi0n,
iaii,!tRtiOn,
Palsiitntioi,,
pali,itati0II,
l'aiI'ltntton,
PaipItuil0a
Pnipitation,
l'Ni,sItIltion,
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VIII (9kaf 8cntemsl unp in 6netter Sln!e
glini1;Sn II (O6erIf @ouarp y. Solt8) uno 2l'
pi(ion TX (SOerf S8ler) aufs Btfet 9elteut.
Sberit ;3ie9ler nit letnem S[aos lpua $500
@enf, Sberlt 8cntemS nap SElI.H rs;4ahs1
At 8atalGcne SnfanterIe nuo SWa1lt 1'stt
neblt elmer Batterte balten DIE anBeltsu Pu
IeIlin'S beGebt. Die 53Hrtder 0alasuOae ''"t
ldirten iiber ben Bernbaro. oe ost"tl nno
Qn,eruer iiber ben @Ottbdro; lle 0ue qu'e"'
oIeih ben ;rau,cleu auT Dem about Gents 9n0
Mnnt @enepre, Iebr BON SAneeltlrIllen 81 LEI,
ben. Sin Der Iran3OltiAen @ren5a IN 2Salt'
uno gtorDIascpen maren naf ben teeten 9tadl-
rtdteu nod feline l9mei3eriI9en Gruppen auf
0eltent; bod wmo oIe5 leltber mobl 8elQeps"
lein. Ninlmt Der &rieS 9rSBere Dimmenllonen
an, 10 muB bic q an eio9enSlltlde ATtnee
erlten 8unpe8au8su9es elnbetuGen netoeH, pas
bel Der treIfliAen WtltjelnrldtuH8 per SpWs'd
in ~tlr5e1er 6rIlt 8ej4ebth fam. Der egfNH'.
oiae Oufour 1T bereit5 gum SunoeS @t-'Itra
ermdhlt. Ai penn nStbiseu @tloe Ie9lt eS ni9t
pa nod mebrere Utiuioneu BON BEN 5ur Bel
Der Neuenbur9er WIrren cpntro1irteu Nnlebet
our DlSpolition lino. Der @runo, Wlrum Del
R1ntou Gellin 10 fart beIebt muroe, 1T cir
pcppelter !: einnlal leiue 2lS- IN Der uumittel
bal ten 9tdbe Oes RrieS8Idauptaee5 unp Oanr
0aS feurt9e italieniide 9lut ~leiner 8emobnsr,
eue6 6euen Elm l9eIl pIeleiAt pa6u fcinuler
tSnmte, Die Neutralltat gu OreAsn unO IlA Den
5talienetn anjuidlieBen. WaS pa5 2'etcre be
trifft, 10 bauen Wir aui Die pplItIlde SllOunl
Der Gelliuer, Die wrbl einltbsn pstpen, Dap Del
0ie8malisP &lmpf Der 5talIener nld)t wle Del
pon 1913 unp 1849 Elm 6retbeIt5fampf, %lcnoerr
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ldmei5erii4eu 9fapitalen ben leei8en &alapi
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3nterpenticn gu OunIten GET 3feoolutIoa III Den
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pien Der r~ao,taleu Pattei Der SAwei6. AbeI
AUDI tie lift unter ben ieslBen umlianoen fir biz
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l9e Neutrailldt, ilber pie wrbI aud, unter unle
rem 2elern bis lebt manaeS WlBVcrltanonl[
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S4aeeuiett!aa nno Der .303lin8e, neb(t benz
9totnen8Uer3el9uiB Der lebterer.
y Sine Tlalde1858er Beiu.
8 Sdnmtllhe oeutlde unb eno(tIde renl,.
blifantlde Bldtter bon ben lebten S,pei Tooen,
q GerIdieOene Sob. 5ilber, Hnb Sup}ers
Min5en.
ebieasO. Der neue grc3eB in , er ~.
tannten 3uinperb Sale 1T eelhJCGe', mn Ser
9ertdtsbof bat bic 6rase in Scr rod+ o"Un wv
men. Die b%ettnitipe Gntf6eiO" IN, MIN =, o%t
big UIeraebn Ga9en eripartet ""o 80 )" 'F'
Oa8 @btca9p 9 ,rro1 snr;6t ca.
neuerotn9s 9initt9er iiber bic GrntanrSlitt trp
OsS 'sOtoDttt'" aus, unb bebt namenttid ber>
oO[; lug o"' mebr &ano in bieiem Sabre Be.
! NV pp'' n iei, ais ote8 felt ldu9erer 3eit Der
oSu y ,.pel len. Naulentli4 &orn lpll cine 9ldns
as"1e @rnte peripreden.
} Stur5etne68d uonetnoen@ r.
| e fee, Ser N%erouaut 0Dttt nrto elmer Der
Gottors Der "Otspath," n%tteruabmen am
port9en Dienitag in @efeGllhaft oeS 9tpotbez
Fer Salomln Don @rte aus et1e Sallpnfabrt.
Sine un9ebenre 8olfsmen9e am ufer uno
d1f ben Ddtern Der Staot, ttetlDetIe nit
Sernr6bren b%emafnet, 1haute ben Se9Iern
Der enft mad, tpie lie lar9Iam lanDetnnGrt5
fo9en. Yl0Blid 9erietben btelel6eu ieopd)
III einen 9uftltrom, Der i1e suri1d uno Direct
llber ben @rtelee fibrte. Man fam llb ba6
Gttleben ibrer Surid9eladeuen Sreuuoe
oenfen, Die tbrem Slu9e gefOI9t waret. Jn
&ursem fanf Der 8aI0n RAID unO ftsl In
Deni9en Secunoen in oen See. Gum Slide
befano iIb Sur 3eit Der Il. ct. pfopeIer
Seferion, pelder Smilden @lepeIanO urtp
Onnftrf fabrt, it Der 9idbe :; ietn Gapttan
b%enterfte oas Saaen be6 8uIon6 uno elite
snr Hettuu9 Der euftidifer herbe'.
Ods ln9Iidltde &leeblatt ftano i'm &orbe
bis gum balben eeibe i'm WnGtr uno belt
Ih 1T Der S~ppeSan9lt am Nesnerfe iiber
ietnen Sdnptern fet. Gin Boot bss SdIepp>
oannpfer6 rettete Die balb 8erIuntenen unb
bradte lie mad Grie Surlld, no lie init allen
OetncnItratIpnsn Der 6reuoe %empfan9en
puroen, ..r.
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Infnnft ppn senatpr Npua[as.

WemgO rIean8 q. W1at. Senatpr
Oouglao 1T beute bier an8efonlmrn.
@ ltebeElaHOpDlt.
81. QOuts> 25 Atai Die california
5he lleberlanDpolt lit nit Jtddlidten BIC gum
2. WaI auJetcmmtn. 9u tpS AngeloS per
breitete lid bic Rldridt, GER Dampicr 5lntu
@ru3 iet in @uapma5 Don @eaeral @equ;r IA an>
9sbllisn unO fir leiuen Dienlt 9~prsBl unO ieine
Palla9iere ein9eferfert wOrpen.
IN Ger Wrsn5e oon SOlOro mar n Iid Ame'
ritaner unr Mertaner IN ole 6aare 9eratb1u
uno mebrere Wterttuner 9etOotet mprDen.
9er. Nalt,r lteB in ben @ila lfinen OurG
ABenteu 6libultter anwerbeu. Die Jtadrlbt,
Dap er auf Dem Dlmpfer Orijabl nld) Acas
pulco geflbren, wat ein leereS 0erii4t.
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&elesrapDtlsve VSacDrteDtsn
81 t.ta rtt tut 49, 4IttmG Is 10 c det,
SnltruttiDneu fir Den Der, st. Mtuifter in
YGrt8,

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preB" melpet, bat Die decentralization ~unIerelI
&jelanDteu in Yaris per D1mper NerIia otu
AuttraS ertb lit, Der fran3Ollaen 8e9iernnB gu
erflGreu, ba6 Die Ser. Staaten, foIS e1n &rtg8
3pil9en Oeuti9lanO uno 6rantreiA auSbteAe,
lid cine nnterbredunS Der nah J1ew'yerf r1ps
renoen Namburser uno 8temer Oampfer-NlnIe
u d. t 8efauen laflen wiirpen (Srie9sySonttes
banDe auSSencminen.)
gtaGruf an SHuabOlOt.
8cton, "a. Wlal. P%rcfeicr A8alli6
belt beute Ota9mitta9 eInen 0tadruf an Onanz
bclot Dor Der Amerifanil9en @eleul4aTt I1r
aaufte unO WilIeniaaften i'm AtbendunI.
g~lnfuutt Der GOrD tie ,,Srebte." g
Nprtolt "a. Ofai. Die Ser. Staattn
Corvette vYleble", @om+ SentinS. III, aa1 60
tdgieer 6atrt BON Wtcnteploeo, an9etcmmtu
g8 blieb bort nod bic Brig vPerrp", oao Ptc>
piantldiff DOteleaie", unO pie Oampfer O@ale
pcata" uuo .Usternport." Die Briggs . Dol
pbin" unb v8alnbriD9e" waren nah SucnCS
Npres 9ele9elt
Competition Der Ge8H,r 0e8 SilaDtnfa1t.
geieBeS. 6
@lepelanb, "a. Miai. Sine WalIen
conpenr,on Der @egner beS @eleseS iber Aues
~lieferuas fli4ti9er StIaUen ruurDe beute bier
aebaften unD mar lebr 3ablrei6 belu4t. @me
iIebrr orp6e An5abl aus oen Jelerpe @cunties
mar anpeieno. Nues Uerlef in Oronun9
Sine Grtldruns wurDe p~erleiel, pcoura oaS
StlaUenauslt eferun8Sseles unO Die OreO Scott
peroanmt plro; iooann SeltIul :
le, pelde ertt6reu, DAP ieneS @efee ancDnltltn
uuD ni9tis lei; OoB bic 5uprene Court
lei uuD li9 3u Partel5wedeu oienitbar
made OaB bic 2etbsisenl4ait ubSef4afft unD
pie Circuit Courts reOr9aniiirt werpen icuten !;
pie @erurtEeluns Der PeriOuen, Wel&e benz
5tlaDen Oberlin 5ur 6lu4t perbClfen, elne
S4ma4 obne @leidea lei oaB bic @eTan9e-
neu auf freien 6uB 8eleet 3a perOea berettIst
Ieen unO caB Die 6reibeit oes 2anoeS auf Der
1rrBen republitanii4en Partet berube. 6eoeu
purDen pom ben Serren @icpiuSs, State, Nas
De uup Gnperen 8ebolten.
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Weue Il A&5csQeu.
Oarrilpn 0luUerein.

Oarriion 8luUerein. aes
Die %gytit8Hsber ptefes y reins, i0wie ale %bteientsen, pfI9s
IT'D oteiem neuen Wsrstne nod anl1ltebtn wpuea, ftnb bier.
onrp, etn9elapen, tn Der 8eriamnInng nat5ten Jrettdg h4n
~ DR1t, AUenbs 8 ubr, bel 6srrn y. pa. .nibal, 9nrrilpntr.
9t9. Of, itb s%tn3nfnbeu, tapem naD fra3trem 5el9las, Die
oeFtinnte 5IgI Der aatpetIe iCUatt aus Bf8rbsn IN Glo ais.
'"Hn Dc eFne tpattntllbs STA SaDIuE9 %tltifp0en fOa.
.r D8 : ~ a b esstrtSr