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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
European News.

BY the Steamship Anierica, we haro intelligence
from Liverpool dutcs to the 22d October.
The sales of cotton for the week amounted to
81, 600 balea Middling qualities have improved
Id, and the market closed with IN advancing ten
dcncy for clean descriptions.
Breadstuls wors dull, and Provisions quiet
Consols quoted at 96.
The departure of the Great Eastern steamship
for America, has been indefinitely postponed. Shs
will probably not leave England this year. G.:
The details of tho treaty recently adopted al
Zurich, show that that instrument is q nero am
plifcntion of the Villa Franca agreement. The
rights Of the Grand Dukes are reserved in 1t.
Spain is dissatisfied with the offer Of Morocco
and war is considered imminent between the two
nations.
The Sardinian government has Issued decree
proposing loun of one hundred million francs.
The electricians have commenced ut Valencl'
their experiments on tho Atlantic CABLE ana Will
rnthor encourage ing results.
The English press continue to dra" attention L
tho immense ornaments building in France, par
ticulary at Toplon, where there arc now twenty
two shps In PROCESS of construction.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
HYMFNEAT A

MARRIED, in Christ Church, Grccnville, S. c.,
on the Let inst, by Rev. Edward Rcud, Muj. S..
b. BLOCKER Of this District, and Miss GLEN
MARY EARLE, of Greenyille.
Gg- Many thanks for that delicious treat of
wedding cake. we always knew sHIrs would
strike high, and VIC now congratulate him upon
having brought down an EAELR's daughter from
her mountain fight. 1t is not always the High
lander, thai makes the successful raid.
MARRIED. on 3rd inst, by Rev. D. D. Brunson.
JAMES BEAN and Miss CHARLOTTE ANN
aBNEY, all of this District.
MARRIED, on the 25th Oct, hy Rev. A. Z.
s,cpheus, DR.. JOHN W. 0GILVIE and Miss
SALLIE C. daughter of Col. q. W. MofE, all Of
Burnwcl District.
MAnnIRD, on the 9th inst, ut the residence Vi
F. HolliRgsworth, Esq, in this District, by the
Rev. Mr.. Trapp Rev. C. M. HARRIS and Miss
EMELINE CARSON both of Cass Co., Ga
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
The Augusta Hotel.

WLio we do not deny nl duo merit to the sew
eral hotels Of the city, yet disposed to say
word or two (speeially) in respect 10 the Au-
orsrA. Iu the hnnds of the Mvssrs WHEELocK,
this Eou,p has Rttained reputation of u most en-
viaLle kind. ltis knuwA tetEp tFaYcllling public,
from Now York to Galveston, Us the right kind
of hotel, in The right place, und IN the right
hands. We urr glad to know that the succcss Of
these gcutlrmanly pruprict"rs has been cUmmen-
suratc with their attentive hospitality und careful
supervision Of the wants Of all customers. 1n-
stances Of their generous regard 10 thu calls OF
charity and humanity, are OH the lips Of all who
kuuw t;.sE ppnl re trust they will receive their
reward iu fruits rf god
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
The Meeting Of Monday,..Bluc Ridge
Enterprise in the Ascendant -Enthu.

The Meeting Of Monday,..Bluc Ridge
Enterprise in the Ascendant, -.Enthu-
siastic Approval.
Th, Blue Ridge Meeting of Monday last was
we'll attended by citizens from every part OF the
District. 1t was understood to be meeting Tor
sll-for those opposed as well those in favor OF
furthor aid to tho enterprise. As a consequence,
fair representation Of tho spirit and intelligence,
an! wealth of EdgeGeli, distinguished the occa-
sion.
The assembly was organized with Col. JOHN
HuIEr in the chair, when dccil u Blue Ridyo res
olutons were proposed test Of tho SENSE "f the
u ,otiny OH tLis very important measure OF IT /;
policy.
Able speeches were mad. by Judge FROST anu
Mr.. GEO. W TRENHOLM in favor, and by MIR. WI.
GnEGG a2d Hon. ]. 2. CARROLL in opposition 10
the resolutions. The two former gentlemen were
present by special request, as the people wthed to
hear the truth and the whole truth un tins iaolIoh
tous subject. It was vol consIderoit, that tn's
coulil be obtained from none more fu!ly, Ut lnof'
clearly, than from these conscientious anu cn'sa''
ened advocates Of the enterprise. 1t il ueediess
to add that all present We're gratifed " tn'ir
powerful and eloquent appeals, and capsi'a'ea oy
the considerate courtesy with which they ad-
dressed them selves to compliance with the WISH
es of those who had invited their attendanas-
We perhapps err in saying that Col CARROLL
mado \ regular speech against the resolunooS 1t
was more properly response to g csa aeen noa"'!
made upon him by the opposition, In tbs '"a'se OF
which he briefly indicated somo OF ae resi'hs
which prevailed with him in his ross sf last seS-
sion. The Honorable Senator discharged shis du-
ty with his usual elegance and high tons Ar.
vs.. GREGG FOLLOWED: on the same sido IN long
and elaborate effort, and was cvi!ontly III gooo
Might for the onset. But it was al in vain. The
plain truths of Judge FROST and the fervla rels-
oninp of Mr.. TRENHOLM were too mpch for that
worthy genteman's potato-pstch prneaeal'sioz.
The result was most triumphant adoption OF tue
resolutions, and general outburst OF approval as
the meeting adjourned.
Owing to the length Of the debate, continuing
to late hour in the afternoon, tho assembly was
considerably diminished before the vote Vns ta-
ken. Yet eyosy 9ne will sgrOe with us 10 saying
that even at its fullest, thp saae parked dispro-
portion in the vote would haVo occurred y there
had been any doubt about the msttef etdTe thpro
car surely be none now. Edsehsld iS ovstVhelp'
incly in favor of further mid to the greet Blue
Ridge Roud. There was no mistaklns tiD stamp
Of appreciation so eagerly set upon it by tho peo'
pic on Monday last. 1t is now carnest!y hoped
t,at our delegation will bca unit on the question
ut tho noxt Session. While there is no disposition
to dictate to them gissn course, it is yet cxpee-
tsd that their Intelligent independence of opinion
will not disdain tho clearly expressed preferences
of confdirg constituency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
CompliIncntary.

a writer in the Grecnrille Enterprizc, having
occasion to make aalusion to the two Chancollors
OF this side of the State, thus speaks Of Chancc-
Tor WARDLAw:
"The next nearest Chancellor Is the llon Frau
els H. Wardlaw, living at Edgcfcld. This gen
tlcman is Honorable not SO much by his otiee
a. by his nature. education and department; he is
every thing we could wish, always accessible,
courteous, Kind and prompt to consider and dis.
charge, whether On or off the Bench, any and all
the demands uf his office: but it is very evident
he is very incouvcnicntly located for large Por-
tion of the State, having to do with Chancellor.
We incline to think that the next Chancellor to
Ie elected ought for convenience sake, to live at
Coumbia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09

The conspiracy at Constantinople was a
much more serious affair than we supposed
from the first accounts of it which we receiy-
ed Eight hundred and fifty military officers,
and not less than $4,000 or, $4,000 men,
were concerned in its 1t was started by
shieli i hmel, : man wh9 laa had much in
auonce In the Gaunoils Of lhe government, and
who deplored the present state of public af.
fairs. The plan was 10 capture, ifnot to kill,
the Sultan and his Minister'S, and to place his
son or brother ON the throne. One of the
conspirators made known the project, and the
leaders were ull seized.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
The Durst ond Andrews, Pillow.

One of the bost things on exhibition ut our late
Agricultural Fair, was very complete, light and
durable pillow by Mr.. JONI DunsT of this District.
Itis wooden plow, with strong iron helps and
Braces where strength is particularly needed, and
is perhaps after all better implement thnn the
out-aa,l -ost iron plow. We should say that 1t Is
atcast IL esc agreeable in the using. Messrs DrEsT
6 Avnrsws arc prepared to execute all orders iii
this line at their shops sixteen miles above tins
place and wo warmly commend them to good
share of tho public's patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
The Weddius in Russia.

We take pleasure in making special record OF
the subjoined announcement:
SlARnIED, in ST. Petersburg, ut tho United
States Minister'S residence, the morning OF the
1st October, J Ohm Z. BACON, Esq, to REBECCA
CALHOUN, daughter of Hon. +. w. Pickcns.
Tho harpy couple, as we are informed, ieit ST.
Petersburg oa the morning of their marriage, for
Sunny Italy, and will probably in short time
turn their Thoughts home again. Pleasant 1rcezcs
wait them On, now and ever! And distant be the
day when cloud shall invade the horizon OF
their felicity!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
In Luck as Usual.

We noticed short time since in the Livingston
Democrat, that our old friend, the Sheriff of Sum
ter County, R. Thom, ESD, drew share of $40, ,OUC
in Wood, Eddy s Co.'S Sparta Academy Lottery
which was promptly paid. This is not tho only
prize our friend has won in the ssmc lottery
whi@h certainly pays out more prizes than any
institution of the kind in tho country.
Wood Eddy & Co.'S address is Augusta Georgia
-Frce Prsss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Singular Freik.

4 few evenings ago, one Of Mr.. A. ]. sNYLf,s
carriage horses ran of in a demented condition,
md has not been seen or heard from since. Ho
run over one person and came very near running 9
over second. Fortunately neither sustained IN
jury. Attention is asked to the advertisement OF
Mr.. S. The horse is highly valuable one
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
OBITUARY.

DIED, on the 5th inst, after short but painful
illness, in the 49th year Of her age, Mrs. SiBlL
LOWREY, wife of JOHNSON LownEY.
The deeeased, tho not member Of any Church,
was omphaticaliy q true deyotsl Christian in every
relation of life, and died in bright hopes Of hap
pinee, in the spirit-word. She was kind, quiet,
and retired ns member of Society. Never eI.
tending her business beyond tho walls of, and
of homa, Eovor boistepaus 10 praisO, ever W merci,
full in consure.-As q vito she was kind loving
and true. AS mother she was tUndory loving,
and obging YiOldng all comfort, to comfort
her children, ard knowing no rest when they were
restless. She lived and died in one mile Of whore
she was born, and now sleeps in dust near the
same spot, md it may be truly said that she lived
and died without m enemy.
Her husband has lost kind companion, her
children, tender mother, and society useful
mumber. But our losE IL her gain for sho lived
and died a'roble specimen OF That Highest 'and
hoicst Of Gods wurks-a lr0man T.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Notice !
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IM ODDTNS

mYW.F. DURISOE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
Ed field District.
Whereas, Nancy Rcarden hnh applied to mo
for Letters of Administration, on all and sngu.
lar the good. md chattle., rights and credits Of
,InIu 4. Rcartlou late Of the District aforesaid,
astp4ssat :,
The.e arc, therefore, to otto and admonish all
snd singular, tho kindred aud creditors Of the said
deceased, to DO and appear heforc me, at our next
rIiunrys Court for the suid District, to be holden
At Edre6eld C. H., on the l9th tlny Of Nov. inst,
70 show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th day Of
Noy. in the year of our Lord ono thousand eight
brpdred and ffty-ninc: and in the Saith year Of
IfmaoriIoan fndOIshduiJei
W. y. DURISOE, ORD.
Nov 8, 1859 ct "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09

GERRIr SMITHS INTERCHANGEABLE Ham.
iltou Union, printed a few miles from the resi-.
dence of Gerrit Smith, says: "On the recep-
ton of the news from Harpers Ferry, report
aays that this gentleman conferred with the
Hon, Iimothy qennina, Tbput what he had
better do. IIo advised HIN to leavoo tho cou.l
try. Rumor says that Gerrit is about to start
for Canada"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
lrhe Diamond Wedding.o

Some of the papspa are filed With very full ac-
counts of the lato inormarriago Of certain Cuban
millionaire with Yankee girl We alude to ii
only to call attention to tho sensible style OF inc
wedding invitation. In this day of small things
there is refreshing absence of affectation about
its tone and manner.
MR.. AND MRS. BARTLETT
Request the pleasure Of your company at the mar
riage ceremony Of their daughter,
FRAScls .kNELlY, With Pax EsFEaAg STA: CRUZ
DE OYlEbo,
On Thursday, the 18th of October.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
n The Grent Crusade.N

A correspondent, "B," sends an chusion OIL
Temperance under the foregoing caption. Two OIL
thrco of his sta,lzas are bcarable, while the res
sro altogether aLomiuablc both III language ant
construction. As u specimen Of bis artistic skill
in playing upon u name, we transcribc tho con.
:lllinv half Of his last verge. Read and admire
g Join thon j., $yr great crnsadc-
Oh! kncci and pledge eternal aid
To the Greut Cause"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
.:The Evening Ncws.n

An original fancy twas, which induced young
lady thousand miles honco to attcnda late pri-
vate) Fancy soirce as " Tie Eueniny He'os One
who Wss there es ibes her dress (made entirely OF
newspapers) rs being decidedly unique and very
beautiful. 1t is said to hsyo presented by candle
light a resemblance to Tho richest brocade, so
skilful and tasteful was the arrangement OF its
columns Was it not pretty notion
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
The Virginia Outlaws.

1ne case of sold Brown" went before the Jury
on the Ist inst, aud their verdict is, "Guilty Of
Treason, Iusurreetion and Aurder." He was SEN
fenced to be hung on Friday, the 2pd December.
Coppice another Of the insurgents in the HaTpcr's
Ferry affsir, was convicted on all the counts i'll
., tho indictment aguinst him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
The Dry Spell.

Tie drycst part Of the year (thus far) is at
present upon us,-upon US tangbiy US wei" a'
fguratrely. "The dust, the dust! Saw yo over
the liLc,"-is the com mon remark in passing ana
repas-ing.
Oh for soft and gentle shower,
l heard farmer cry;
But give to me y good weeks rain
To wash away the dry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Yaledictory.

We are authorised to state that the Rev. J. K.
PICKETT, Chaplin Of Concor'!ia Lodge, No 50, a.
+. NJ, of this Village VIII deliver his farewell to
the members of that Lodge on next Saturday night,
at seven o'clock Visitors from other Lodges arc
fraternaly invited. 1t is expected that with bis
farewell he will give his Masters Didactics."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Child,s Talk.

The New York Knicker6ocker will please con-
slider the following incident dedicated to his In.
fantilo Department. W. quote from life:
Papa-(a farmer) " It's very dry, that.s true
but wish it wouldn't rain till con get my
pots,oc5 dug"
can't God keep it from rainin' till you got done
diggin' en-" -
Baby Mae-(always outspoken) Pshaw. Sally
what you talkin bout, II reckon Uod dot his om"
tatocs 10 dig
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09

CINCINNATI, October 29.-John Tyler u
fugitive slave, who escaped from Campbell
2cpGtry, Va, in 1854, WAS arrested in Column
baS yesterday, 4n4 uroNght hefoFe Commission.
er Newhall, who" remamdcd him to his
owners. He was taken to Kentucky.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Good Things.

Our thanks are due to Miss MARSH for bottle
of delightful homemade vino, and two OF tho
very biggest potatoes of the season,--the two
weighing just is lbs.
Also to our kind old friend Mrs. PHILLIPS for
that excellent ham.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
The CadeMhead.

The old Caaenhead of Afr. ]. 3. GRIFFIN has
still thc lead in plow-dom Others arc hard at its
heels, but it cuts the big furrow and reaches the
subsoil after fashion which the rest can't quite
initiate yet Sec J. D. G's. notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09

~ miser diod once and tho gods being
puzzled as to what punishment was adequate for
so dcpraved character, Momus the god of mirth,
said: The best punishment for such n wretch, is
to send him back to the earth, and let him see
ylmt nSe his heira arc making Of his richest"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Green Corn.

Mrs. JAxEs ARMSTRONG is fairly entitled to the
palm for raising the latest green corn oi the season.
a large pile Of which was exhibited at the FAIR
and out of which (thanks to Acr kindncss) this
Office has duly drawn itk ratiOnS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09

gg- Mr.. VIM. Harding, Of Cincinnati, through
ono Of the papers of that city, otfors to back Bcu-
jamin Smith. also resident of Cincinnati, aged
e;glty years, to run foot race with any man in
the w;ora OF !, .i.li!sf age, ono or two hundred
wards for the sum of $4,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
south Carolinian for the Session.

The Proprietor of this excellent journal, says;
GAS usual, we will furnish our DAILY SESSION
PAPER for ONE DOLLAR, including postage.
Phonographic Reporter being attached to our
Office, will enable US to give accurate reports OF
the acts and doings of the Legislature"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09

G:S- Tho kentucky Free South, apaper of Re-
publican proclivitios, was mobbed on Friday night
and its "forms" scattered ia the street,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Complimentary.

We observe the following notices in our August:s
exchanges Of recent date
RwApJ. KAurrEE's ADvERTlsENEST.-Wet take
pleasure in calling attention to tie conspicuous
advertisement of Mr.. J. kAUrFER which we pub
lish to-day lie announces that his large supply
and great variety of cloaks were made by "ladics
of this city and Hamburg" We feel satisfied that
those garments arc made better, will wear longer,
fit neator and are tastily decorated than any
similar work got up tho North; and We take pleas
ure in inviting hc attention Of the ladies Of this
city, and those visiting Augusta, to Mr.. kAUfrEEs
advertisements
UNITED STATES IIorEL.--Messrs. DoREr &
MosHER have inauguratcd n new order of things,
at this central and popular house. Their table is
supplied with the very best the country affords.
and thor guests will find alI the appointments OF
the house of most agreeable character,
The improvements contemplated in the buildng
have been commenced, and will not cease until
about fifty rooms ars added, which will make it as
largo any house in the State. We are pleased to
observe the Frightening prospects of this establish
ment, 80 long favorite resort.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
FOR SALE,
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
AND PLANTATION :"

al
ruyuE Undersigned, to change the investment,
in part offers for sale his place situate on the
Plank Road, 4 milos from Edgefcld e. H., II from
Aiken, and 90 from Hamburg, containing
1O14 ACRES,
More o. less, 1870 of which are mostly fresh cleared
and NIL in high state Of culture.
The DWELLING is II wcll-construccd two Sto-
ry framed building, having. ~ Reoms-firc place
to cacll-antl IL Piazza on three sides.
There arc six Double Negro Houses. (fraped)
exclusive Of Double Kitchen, OvtrScers Settle
mcnt, Gin House, Shops. Barns and every build
inr needed oil Plantation, mostly new and III
good repair.
There ir in the enclosure Well and Hno
Spring near by, and the place is otherwise well
watered, having u good sitc for II small OvrrshUt
MIL, md good sirrains for Fish Ponds.
IT BIO soil is sandy and free, with clay subsoil,
and is we'll adapted to tho culture of Corn aud
Co.top, and produces small grain well for s"nsy
land.
The residence is healthfu and beautiful, and its
proximity to the Village and Market makes 1t al
topethe, one of the most desirable in this secsoh
Of country 49,.
on the Plank and one on the Chappell Road, anu
can be divided into three or four desirable Tracts
with cleared land on each.
TERMS-About onc-third Cash-the renainuei
on long credit on bonds well securedIlnte[es!
payable apnnallF. A. H. PphHn%.
Eop. Y, lSab " ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
COMMERCIAL.
a CARD.

NHAsONIC NOTICE.--An Extra Com
lEl munication of Concordia Lodge, No so, A.
F. NJ, will be held on Saturday night, the 18th
inst Our Chaplin, Rev. ]. K. PICKETT will
deliver his farewell address, and it is hoped that
every member will attend Our pcighboriug
Lodges are cordially iaIilel
BY order of Tho W, NJ -
L. R. CoGDURN, sec'ry.
Nov 9. 1t a..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
Notary Public.

Mr. ]. w. BARR has been appointed by his Ex-
cellsucy, Gov. GIsr, Notury Public for Edgeheld
District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-11-09
surveying.

TTAVING had an experience of twelve years in
Il Il tho SURVEYING BUSINESS, the Sub
scrbcr respectfully offers his sorvicos to the citizens
Of Edgcfcld District lie promises to give prompt
attention to all buaipess entrusted to hial, did
hopes to receive liboral share t6f patronage.
MH~ Address, Elgo6ed c. II. S. c.,
j. w. BARR.
Nov ~ a..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-21
pom per Nnfunft bee Danvfers Nrabia eintrai.

pom Der ~sIntunft Dss Dampfers alrabia %eiutrai.
Dieter Dampfer, Delien geridte UNI lieben
Gage neuer lino, alS Die Der europa" br!n9t
bic iberraldence Runoe, DAP 0as Uttultetlun1
Oerbb, Der alleemeinen grwartun8 5ulpIoet,
n d / absetreten 1T, ~loaoeru lid entldlc1tn
bat, b a Parliament u5ul0en nno
ans 2ano gu oppeuiren. Diele trceise uno
mutbige Saltun8 Der en9lIiben 9lriitctratie muB
ieOen UreuuO Der 6reibsit erquiden; Oenn Gas
neue Parlanlent miro unp muB jeet auI 9runo
Der 6efcrmfrage 9emlblt weroe,, uno Die Jte'
fOru. 4Sitaticn, oereu Wc8en idcn in ben leB.
ten OaOnaten 10 bod 9inaen, riro lcet madtl8
uno nnmloertebhd weroeu, wie Der iturm8ee
pettldte Scedn. Sn @nslano cine srOBa1ttBe
SClfsbepe9uns unD europa am Scrabeno zines
&rleSeS Babrlid, mir leben in elner ~Intesel>
Ianten Belt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-21

St1aIen auf Dem &OngreIIe einnebuen lpllen
TT man nod immer nidt I'm 0teiuen. 5oQen
O~telelbeu gum @onsreiie 3use3o9en weroen, oDer
iou benz al9emeinen @cn8reIie Elm belonoerer
@onsreB Der itllieuiihen Staaten unp Oelt<
reid8 fcl9en? 6rantreid beIirwcrtet oas er.
ltere Nnfunft5nittel, mdbrenD Seltreih lth III
@unlten oe5 5nelten auslpreAen MIL. Nad
benz $50 ldtaBe 6rantretds bitten bic ~italten.s
Iden WtId,e unr con ultltOtil9 an benz Gcns
9relie EbeIl 81 nebmeu. Ser9eien BARI man
blerb't nldt, OaB nanlentlid bic pdplli9e Hls
.8'erun9 ertldrt bat, teinen @cn9reB belAifen
gu tpcllen uno oaseSen gu prDteltIren, olB Der.
Ielte Seidliie faBt, weI9e bic nneren9 erbitts
ntlle oe8 8trdenltuatea olter,ren. Nuh oer9roGs
berjo5 BON Gcacana icl iiA bereitS in eirer
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