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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-04-08

Tiiiin April 9d, 1883, o'clock p. NJ
Council met and was called TO order by the
President.
Members present John Poorman, G.. H. Hem
ing and VIM, Holt
The minutes Of last meeting were then read by
the Clerk and on motion approved as read.
Phlletu5 Nyman, City Treasurer appeared be-
fore the Council with bis account and Vouchers
for settlement; upon careful investigation Of
said account and vouchers said account with
said City Treasurer was found TO be as follows
viz:
Philetus Nyman Treasurer In acct.
1853 With The City Of Tifiin DR..
June % To Reed Of II. Britton Marshal
as per Rect GOO
July TO Reed Of H. Britton Marshal
as per Rect 5,65
July 70 Reed Of G. J. Keene Mayor
oct. g 70 g "H- Britton Marshal
as per Rect $3.50
Oct % To I"
as per Rect 26,00
Nov. 4 To " G. ]. Keeno Mayor
as per Rect 6i 90
1889
Jan. 70 To" IN Kramer Rent Of
II Feb. IL John Miller '''0
Market Stall 500
FEB. 4To "F. Davidson '''
Market Stall 500
Peb. 4To John Rsmler %
Market Stall 500
To Reed Of Joha Wertmller years
rent Of House on Market Lot 5000
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BY paid forrepairof roof on house
on Market Lot by order Of Council
BY paid orders 10 this date drawn
upon Treasurer
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o. The American rcrt ut el hlscEwoop's ho.
iNnuroa MAeAaivr for Nlrca iireccivod, = is
en- exccllen, number ana should be read byAll.
The Publishers. Lcouah Scott 6 Co., % dold
street, New Yosk, ono backwood or amy one
Of the four Reviews 6tt3i ,bc four Reviews or
three and Blackuoodias Biackwood and lho
four Reviews $40.
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1870
Amt. ovorpald in thi, mnd Msreh 81

Ao99 Slihl
And showing (as aboyo) the amount remain
ing in said H. Il. Holtz' hands as Treasurer OF
The City Of Iitlin this 3lst day Of March A. d.
1859 to be as follows viz;
Balance Of City Fund rs above "A
lst Wd" 3s4,1O
2d Wd / ,39
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Trcasurer on City Puud ii avcr u said Nymen
fgr that amount
on motion Of VIM Hoit the Clorl was instfao-
tea 20 draw en- order on liy fund iu iAvor oi
r.. vs.. shaWaan for e3la0o in iull payment ol
9 coupons of S15 csch given ior inter,st due
Aprl \ 1850. upon Market Lot Bonds mum
bcred from To- inclusive Of $500 each, owned
by said Shawhon.
On Motion Council ihqn adjourned 70 mfct
THURSDAY April lth 1852 az Z pollock + NJ.
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Tnan Ratail Market.

Corrsetgd weekly, by u. A, nUsRIRK & BRO, whole.
sale and Retail dealers IN Groceries and produce Of
kinds, shawhan's Rock TimnO.
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1859 Popular Trade 1859
IN
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIBBONsl RTBBONsl RIBBONS

To Merchants, Mhners, Johhers Dealers in Ribbons,
Millinery Goods,
and CASH BUYERS in an sections ofth country,
The Cash Ribbon House,
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SmDBfna.

sd FOR BREMEN.-The A Bremen bark
'CoLU MBIA," Semeke, Master will have quick dis
patch for the above port For freight passage, apply
the Captain on board, or to
KATE & LEUPOLD,
(rerm str Of
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AYERS CATHARTTC PILLS

A
composed that disease within the range their
ton rarely withstand evade them Their penetrating
properties Search and cleanse and nygoate every portion
of the human correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy vates As of these pro-
pereS the invalid who bowed down with pain
debility astOnished find his health energy
remedy at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every complaints of
body but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named pleased to furnish gratis Anne
rcan Almanac, containing certificates their
reetonS for their Use in the following complaints COsire
ach, Nausea, IdgeSo Pain IN and Morbid Iaaction of
The BolceiS, Fidtency Loss Of Appetite JGundice, and
other kindred complaints arising from low the body
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he Issrs rtzsssssSls.ssssss-ll PHILADELPHIA,
fzs9 E&&sa--oE| WILMIN GTON !,
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
Stfambuats.

dr. THREE TIMES PER WEEK
El-=zszr--4z FOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
Inc ~f0Wlatten Steamboat Company will, and after
SATURDAY, the 18th August RUN THE STEAMERS
GEO. PEABODY and ''BELFIDERE" THREE TINES
PER WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at o'clock
Returning will leave Richmond days, at
the same hour
~ These Steamers have splendid state room accommo-
dations.
For freight or passage apply to
oar ). BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
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a Y Z RS
COMPOUND EXTRACT or SARSAPARTLLA

4 a,
the most elecua remedy which the medical skill of our
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
maady 1t is combined from the active remeals
have been discovered for the eNpugaon OF this foul dis
order from the blood and the the
destructive consequences Hence it should be employed for
the onot only Scroua but also those affections
which arise from it, such ERUPTIvE and DISEASES
ST. ANTHoNY's FIIE Rose, ERYsPELAs, PIMPLES Pus
BLOTcHEs, BLAINs and Bous TUMoRs. letter and
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD. RINGwoRM, RHEUMATISM,
SYPHLITIc AMP MERcURIAL DISEASES DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY, and, indeed, COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITIATED IMPURE BLOOD The popular belief in 'mp-
Tity oGe b00d is founded in TRUTH for scrofula is
generation of the blood TIL tparcuar purpose and virtue
of this Sarsaparilla is to purify and degenerate this vital
huid without which sound health is impossible in contam
mated constitutions.
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II VI VisadHI uIlTIN 10
J. BRANDT. Jr, Agent,
r ipbt street NFl,a


FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA.
zRasasE6s5---ls Tl.e steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n Far
bank will commence her regular trips 10
the season, between
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
On FRIDAY, March llth, 1889, leaving Baltimore tina
day at O'Clock, NJ from her BERTH Ightsreet wharf
foot Of Barre and each succeeding Friday thereafter the
hour) arriving in fredericksburg day evening,
Saturday. before dark Returning, will leave Fredericks
burg every Tuesday morning. at O'clock after the arrival
there of the night train Of from the North and South,
arrive in Baltimore early Wednesday morning.
The rginia will stop at all Of her usual landings
the RAPPAHANNuCk, going and returning; and, in add
ton thereto CARRIERS CREEK, to land freight and pas
Sengers.
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
the handling and slowing of goods, thereby preventnp
breakage and other accidents.
She is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
and Berths, which renders heroine of the pleasant
comfortable boats for passengers the Chesapeake Bay
has heen thoroughly Oyeraulcd and repaired during the
past winter and furnished with NEW BOILER, thereby
greatly increasing her speed.
~ Freight of all kinds taken at very moderate rates. and
received in Baltimore at the boat, Wednesday Thursday
and Friday, up to 3 O'Clock.
~ All Freight landed on the river must be prepaid
Goods from other lines, destined for Frederick O.
points the river will he promptly received by the Agents
IN baltimore charges paid and forwarded with despatch
Grain from the River received and delivered Der bag
For further information apply on board, or to
CAPtGN Il GWYNN, Agents
- NO; u South street. Baltimore
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SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is a constitu-
Otonal disease, corruption Of the blood by which this
fluid becomes vitiaed weak and poor Being in the crcu
laton pervades the whole body, and may burst in
disease any part of No organ is free from its attacks
nor there which it may not destroy The scroous
faint yarously caused by mercual disease low living
disordered or unhealthy food. impure air. filth and filthy
habits, the vices etc Whatever origin,
hereditary the constitution descending parents
to children the third and fourth generatiOn indeed
it be the rod Of Him who says 81 will visit the mi
quites of the fathers upon their children" -.
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of
rupt ucerous matter, which, in the lungs liver and in
ternal gans is termed tuberce in the glands swelngs;
and the surface eruptons This foul corruption
which gende in the blood depresses the energies of life
that scroulous constitutions not only suffer scoous
complaints but they have far less to withstand the
acks other diseases consequently vast numbers perish
by disorders which, although not scouous their nature,
still rendered fatal by this faint in he system of
the consumption which decmatcS the human family
origin directly in this scroulous contamination and many
destructive diseases of the liver kidneys brain and indeed
ofa the organs, arise from aggravated by the same
One quarter Of all people scrofulous their
are nvaued by his lurking infection, and their health
undermined by it. To cleanse it from the system must
renoyae the blood by Alternative medicine, and nvigo
rate it by healty food and exercise. Such medicine
supply in
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sis FOR FREDERICKSBURG, W

aEldsasaaEs1sz The steamer " NJ SELDEN, W p Ri, 81
Captain viii resume her route to Fredericksburg. and
ngs Rapahannock, leaving Baltimore from ~" r
HARF, FOOT OF SOU II STR i ST ne
TUESDAY, February 22d, at o'clock, P " Retpr,iN"a
viii leave Fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY N0RNING
She will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TT-TSD ~
and Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the sraeC,
Freight Of every description taken at low rates How
Cattle and Live Stock generally handled with care ~
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punct1ollr
tended to- charges paid promptly, and forwarded as sC
received
~ For information, freight passage, apply in Rair
Il her Office, los TIL STREET, or board the lEa
Agents IN Frederick sbur,
fel2tf A. X. PHILLIPS a. n
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DIR. J. C. AVER & CO,
Lowell, Mass.
All our Remedies are for sale by Thomson Wood Block
and W H. Brown Bro Baltimore street at Wholesale and
by all the Druggist at retail i29-eo6m
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CAPRON Il GWYNN, AGENTS,
No, II South street. Baltimore
~ !. SLAUGHTER President
mhll-u fredericksburg. Va
,sITA FOR THE SOUTH

.Sis.ssssaa=Sass DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. PBIIADEI
PHIA and BALTIMORE, via the
~, , RAY LINE,''
To NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY, Except Sundays) via
BAY LINE ii SEA-BOABD X ROANUK T. RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the tTlye
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA HoARsENEss, GROUP, BIZ
CHITIs, lNCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, THE
RELIEF OF COSsUMPTIyE PATIENTS IN
ADVANCED STAGES OF
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IT. = NEW YORK AND BALTniOrE
SEsssss as TRANSPORTATION LINE.

,-SlIA OFFICE OF MONUMENT
ssSSzszzsa-s-3z STEAS TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having been put in conplata ,,
order are now prepared to execute every description o 80
and harbor towing at the shortest notice ~ w '''1
The Company's Boats as follows:
Steamer TlGRESS, Captain Luke Tp,o,a
Steamer LIONESS, Captain A Tearpe
The commanders are experienced masters and eyery gu4
antee given for the safety of vessels in their charge III
rates of towage will be made reasonable For further nrr
nation apply to the Captains board or Of agent
iaIstf n, s. " Pratt street
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patch for the above port For freight PASSAGE apply to
-, KATE LEUPoLD,
= a50u II German str ct
LIZ FOR LIVERPOOL.
- The fine Austrian bark "ANFEoN," G. f. Iban;
have quick dispatch for the above report freight ap
ply sa T. FoAF 3 B : RiSsE 1Ss,lr
s55Lk SAN FRANCISCO.-CO
e. clipper OF SATURDAY September 18th;
Pray Commando, IS now Rapidly loading al New YORK
and will sail as above.
a27-tf u Smiths wharf CUP stairsD
LII FOR NEW ORLEANS. -
i5or DbESP4I dS LNE4L9APS Up fine
Bourne, MASTER VIII be ready receive cargo in a few
days and hayng large portion of her engaged will
For balance of freight or passage aS apply to vp
all II N W. corner Piatt and Gay streets.
-eE5e55a FOR JACKSONVILLE AND PALATKA,
SFL0KIDA-The fine fast sailing schooner 'sELITF,,
@ beD Deg P S@a for eaRs e
city, Will SIla have Quick dispatch.
ioF balance freight Or passage H fRRy to ROGERS
az0n n w corner rltt and Gay SITS.
-<ss95S FOR BOSTON. - - -
- The fine fast sailing bark edmund DWIGHT
NGEersG master is now loading above AMI viii have
For balance of freight or passageapply to
a3lf n: W. cor. Pratt and Gay streets
.esszssz FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-THE MER-
ssffa CaANTSh LINE1T0 SAIL WEEKLY. The fast
is
receiving freight, and will sail with dispatch
FOR freight or passage apply to to, ~, ,r,,-n,,n,,,r
HH charges paid on goods shipped by this lne and
goos sent TO my address will be forwarded free of commits
N IB.Shipgers will please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY ?. Russell. ESQ. Agent in Charleston. a3Otf
.zSz4; FOR RICHMOND, DIRECT.
s@5 Schooner ''THREE SISTERS, Captain s Keene
with three ourths of her cargo engaged, will sail with
For balance Of FREIGHT annlv 10
TRGvERs 4 MITCHELL,
algu No Spears wharf
.eS+sst FOR NEW ORLEANS.
s t san G2S fEG4R LINE Tne
ter will be ready in few days receive cargo for the
'sSN' j JOHN Rfii' ffES s;fRHf g CO.
al2-u Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
n54 FOR PETERSBURG, VA, DIRECT.
So To sail with dispatch. The packet schooner REIN-
'I + SAT ABOVE '0' T 'SF 2 |h IT IRfIS
sit FOR GALVESTON TEXAS.
- The fine fast sailing schooner ''ELIzA OTIS Gro
WELL Master Having the most of her cargo engaged is
appyo up O Oh ME SSIs SNf ROC G. ERRS.ase
asst n W. cor. Pratt and Gay SITS. Till further notice
.aE=4 FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.
s A rgood vessel would be dispatched to the ABOVE
'' a, '''''' ''s-' '"s Tn1 4FRK e MITCHELL
.es5A FOR NEWBERN, n. c.
ss5IG The packet schooner aTSARFI1A NJ IT'S ,, Cant
VIM JONES' Is now receiving freight and will sail with
| dispatch.
str JAS. CORNER SONS.
TIKI FOR NEWBERN. n c..
ssssssas The racket schooner "ONTARTOu Can't Wr, {
Iatchum is nov rpcpivinG FREIGHT and will soil viii
despatch ~ 7 Si'' " "iii san "i''
! Stiff JAMES CORNER G. SONS
| -, : - - - : -
| ~sS.4k MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY
! sSa94S LIN z OF PACKETS FOR WILMINGTON, N c.
| The Al clipper schr s'ROBT HEALEY" Mitchell master
having large norton Of cargo on hoard will so wifi
dispatch - - "
| For freieh, or MASSAGE annv to
bUNNOCK 4 WEATHFRIY
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8siI RuaNs.
WESTERN
As3 ;i.;;a

7
S---11L--Az--- LIAR YLAND R1TLPOAD
OPEN To owINGS, MILLS
Station for 0wings Mills at n s VIII Ieage SaVert
turning leave Owings Mills ats and II M NJ and Jas
the Relay House Round trip tickets for The BaSSoTe
Camp, 60 cents. " ~ ~
nj
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Il usertfani s1s OSa ei,racDsen

Maibin8tcn. Sn bote en- @rape melt-
patpl9 liaD Die ieRt peni SeAs. elie mlt9stbell.
ten SnltruttIoneu> wel1e GER Commodore pes
bel Nicarasua tltieHirten 6 .assel1waoera,
NicSntolb erbalten bat. O.tt SnlirutIlcnen
5ielen 9an5 unpertennbar auf ei1e lnDlrefte un-
lerltdsuns Der Sllbultier a.. Gs wlrp Oarin
Gem @OmmeOcre SelaSL cap leosr burger Der
Uer. Sflltsn cas Jie9t pabt, nau elnem an
bern Qdnoe ~aus3uDlnDeln, 70 eti pleIes VeHt
aud nidt gum Oednlantel iit trIe9smterhPb
mun9en gsbtaudt p.totn ouIIe. Der @cm.
mOoOre mlrO anseUIeleu. teiu Sdtff ab
5uangen. uno ni9t aul e.asn blcBen Vers
Ca4t bun e%in3ul6reiien. 3n bteler Vsrbtis
puua miro er carai e~rlnnert, oaB Ger prdliOeat
oaS Yeriabreu peS Commerce. Yaulotus 9e'
9en Walter ais etilen Srob Il " tBBrtI
be3e dnet bat. Sr plro tniflult Mot au
e it em Qlnoe coe( IN /, Jenp etuem
> u E II SeSen 6libultler elIo al1relteu, pcbl
aber Buraer Der Ser. Staat,.i, cie In aeleRlt
ten @eldaIten b~eSrIffen lino. se eli alle @e,
malttbaten gu ldipen. -Wem Oiele Snrtruttio'
men hberbaupt elnen Stnn patsh, 10 tam es
nur Der lein, cap Der @cu,mceore WcSntOlb
Die 6ltbultIer c~nrdlGliipfen lafisn leIte.
NewsD ort. 6rau @%unntn 3 b i n
1T i'll BEN leBtsn 2a8en bduIiJ wieDsr IN Den
3eltungeu aen1nnt porcen. .BurteiSb," Der
bleliBe Correspondent Des SClIOa 9curual, pcls
der aud in Der lepteren 3eit CT Redislnwalt
Der 6rau Cunningham mar, aalnlld Wtatibtw
( Dale Snlitb, bebaup.et, Dap lid leine @liertin,
pie belpsnmitbiSe WIrtprla -er bieiiSeu @rls
minalSeridtsbOie, feinesweSs in suten llmItan.
DEN befiuoe nnD iaSt. Dap fe BAD elesante
WobnbauS IN Der 48, Str, lnDe .tem tie gus 3eit
wObnt, nur Der @lte pes @lSentblmers Dante,
welber eS lbr bis gum 6rubiabr uneetselOllu
ein5erGumt babe. Nu1 tbeilt er mi Dap Au
snlta niAt al ein,n lieliden Sftapenbalter uni
Ylantlsenbsliser, ~iOnpern pi.s:uebr an einen
beii5en iun5en Wlnn psrbetrs' pet ict, weIher
teInen Gent lm 0ermOSeu b. ,igs unD oaber
tiSlih lein B.co Ueroisaen MILE. Gr welB
aber nod nlebr, Lno tam d .1 pabrl6elnlit
%an8ebeu, OBJ Der 9tane peS sail9en GlBsntpi
mers ct leiGt @fel nno Der D ) iunBen ee.tlr>
fen Wanns8 pieleidt SnOcs az lit. So ut IN
mGu9en 6dl,n winldensmatL gu e~rflbtea,
parum Die 2sute, wel9e III pelli elben Slof nit
Der 6rau Cunningham ucbnen, i5re Wcbnun
gen r~erlailen molten, parnm Die Yalllslere Den
Dmnibus perlalien, meng tie einitei8I, cine Sc.
li9eiaunS, wslde bic 8eliser ~Oerielben bereits
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Slnfnnft Des Oan,pfers
Neuere5 aus europa

IkSANlSO ACH "N~fH
New-Oort, 8. San. Die 4frlcd. ron
2iperpcpl nit 0tld.ihteu biz gum %. Oe3br.
lit ansetcmmen. Der Sra3U lanSte crangtn
am %. Deg. an
Oas nit 300 @misranten nd49tepsOo be'
lttnnlte S4iff Slaac Brl9bt uerbrannte, ais es
i'm Nierlep Dor gIufet lag. Dls 6ener e%ntitano
BET DtaAt. Mue @lni9ranten wuroen 9erettet.
Wtan lieB oaS S4iff auf oen StranD lsuIen,
um ben Jtumpf 81 rslteu. 50 Daren 800 &cn-
uen @llen an Boro, Die oerlthert linp.
Der Dnmpfer SnDian 9upire bon Dee Gal.
wap 2inIe iOute weSen nntau8Lldfeit U~erfauFt
meroen.
Die Xlmes lprt&t li3 lepr tqarI uper Die Tn
Der 8otl9ait 8u3anan's Den l9waten ipanild-
ameriflnii9en Staaten 9eSenlber al BEN Gag
SeleSte 9inpeliu4t aus.
Sn Woplipi9 orcbte unter benz Wflltldr UNI
Der Weill3 ELL Auirubr, es 9el4ab leopG Hlh'7
GlnltliAes.
Der GusSauS pes YrC3eliss Wcntulen6ert
Urr Dem AppeuatiOnsseri&le wlro ais cine 0eIe
Detla9e Der II 9ierua9 betr1Alel. oa 80 ibr mud,
Ioielem uttbelle nidt mSSlih 1T, oaB 9elee 8 9
ssn Die YeredhtlSen auT WecnlaIember au5u'
I%lpenoen.
Nus song Song linD Ntadridten bis gum
Is. Itopbr. sa. @antca war ruby. Die @s'
I1dfte litten unter ben bobeu YteIleu.
M6rtte. 2iuerpccl, 25. De3bt. Saani'
noble Itnfeno uup fllu.
Gonlcls 96F,
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OacDrtcDten
As.lhtkt fGr hen Y eittm Q HReder.
NDnnreE1

w
Dafb;n9tOu, 8. San. Der Senot
1T nidt in Sieuus.
Saus. Oar Spreder le9te cine 9ctldait
nes Prdlioenten DOR, IN welder bieler bic Be
ritte ces 6inan3minilterS unO oes NttOrueh
@eneral iber Die Nnlpebun9 be8 nit Garnad
nno 0famIeb 0ebuf5 beS HolttranSports rcn
8erl @rus tber Ncapulco mad San 6ranciSco
acknowledgement 8erttaSes mittbetlt.
Hi6olas beantraBte oiele 8ertdte ali
Die SuRi3sG CmuiiliOn gu Uerpeilen, oAn,it oieie
unterlu6e, in wie fern ras @abiaet cos 0fedt
babe, binter benz 9lifen Der 9eIeb9ebenoen Sc
malt Elm geiee in Betreff pes SltbuIu5 gu ma
den ocer fit gu wet8ern, oie BON Der 9eies8e'
benoen @ewalt 9enaAten @eIeRe aus5ufibren.
Nl4 eini9em Debattiren nurce Der AntraS
BON 9ei9ola8 an3enomuncn.
GenntOr DomeIaS.
Us abin9ton, 8. S1nuar. 9enotcr
Douglas, Der beute wieper piele @ratul1tionen
entSe9en nabu. mi,p mabrideinlid am Weonta9
Ieinsn SiB jul Senate e%innebneu.
NewsOort, 8. Sun. Der Oampfsr
Sutton leselte beute BON bier uo6 europa 1b.
Inter leinen YalfaBieren beftuOen it4 Bm. pre-
lton, Der @elanote uad Spanten nnD @llncp
Sones, Der @elan0te nad OettetA.
Der Oampfer Niricl lit nun fiui5 1bec bs
ieBt bat ulan feline Nahrihten Don Jpn.
Rem=S Orleans, 8. San. Sar 6tler
pes SabreSta9eS Der SAll4t Uen 9teDsOrlea
ans linD teinape aIe @eiAllte 9eltloIleu. Ols
Olittdr 1T auSSeridt, 6laSStn wepsn, anO Der
Gag miro in au9enellener Weile SetsIert.
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mar BON Den NaUaic 9nbianern 1uridSeiGidt
wcroeu, nit Der Drcbun3, Dap lie rieDer9ene5s
'3elt Ueroen wiroe, penu ie wieoer periaden
uirce, cura i1r Qano gu r%eilen.
ct. Domingo.
Die Barrier Union ldreibt Otan wiro iid
wcbl e~rinneru, baB DOE brei Sabren Sculeuque
einen @infau in oas @ebiet Ter DUmia
Fnifanilden Nepublif unternabuI. ST paro set
idlu9en unO fur3e 3eit barauf wlrO Elm WAf
fenltlaltano 5miiGen ibm uno 9autana unter
Der @arantie 8rantreid's uno @n9lano'S ab9es
idlcifeu. Dieter WafenitiufanO erliidt AM
nddlten Is. Tebruar uno SCulcuque bat eS
beretts or &esierun9 ron Gan Domingo anSe,
fInotSt. Wtan bdtt paher einen 3rleS iur aus
BerOroentlid pabrldeinlid unO Santana iOa
ltA bereits eifris auf i'm uCrbereiten.
s. A~.r MAJ 1 ,sses> sVY n 80 ssi FFS . M
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g1ei,er Wouperein.

Da lid msbrsre 5srrea eHtfAlOftn BADEN, ttntE Henen
WauSereia mir suten &OnfituttUnen 8a %srunEea, 70 Iasen nit
aus stsosabsr bOFt4 I 0asu etn. Dtsnaas be1 Ii. SanaGr,
AteaDS z uGr IN benz Qcfsltet 5rn. 8. AMer IN GGratUoas
ar. I'D c~tn;uFnsen, UNI Gle Sc &c tar6sGsebsn unb baraber
~1btufinmsu. SIN ANfrdee
HHN s.. n BnnhRr br. &eff.
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Nennlhlnonin Mnenne Wnnrerein-

Die er Nere II bait feine reaeImdstBe 0~ertdmmIana ieeer
DienfaS 4ttnp BET 3rn. .. Streb tn 3sfmGnn's Sraue
ret, pennGslr. III. Dt~tisatssa, wtlbe btelsm Berth nod
betEretea rrIen. Werben ~wOtItban, f3 iUtaIS ale mc9ltH 81
If s!eeT, tnoein i4pn cine btbeutsnes 5apl uen 1n'estls aAs'
~aeesbia. Aud pteb tfraer tefannt geniAdt, Bag ne4fsu
&tsaaaa ABfap Wstb %Ssrirtden wtre.
OR $. Srtn3eIm ann, SttT.
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yeetes pom &a1ifprnteu.

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Qnater Gin lit nit Sau 6raucIScO GaGri@tel
bls gum 20. Ds5. unp 12O Nailasleren an8e'
fOnmen. Die 9taNri9ten lino nnpl9tI8.
O1emefte6 pom Megic0%
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ridten Der vQuaterz@itp" ~us Der 9auptltaoi
WericO Ssber bic gum 26. De5br. 5ulOas
8 a purbe pcn BEN Gruppen unter Oicbles ab
9eieet unb fla9tete III ras SauS pes enSIiIdei
Winilters. 0trbles bat liA als ras Daupt Der
@cnlerpastpen ertlirt aap GcmnifSre na9 Ses
ra @ru3 sel9idt um nit Den Qiberalen gu un'
terbaneeln.