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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
Can Kansas get into the Union?

Noh ANouDoo So$V lito phS OAiioh'
Kansas has adopted ard ratified Con-
stitution, and only awaits the assembly Of
Congress to ask admission to the Union.-
The question arises as to whether the terms
of the English bill will be required. 1t will
be remembered that that bill was ingenious
ly contrived, with the provision that i: the
people of Kansas dare be independent and
not adopt The Lecompton Constitution, that
they should not again ask for admission
until i should be ascertained, through a
census taken by the Government, that the
territory contained population equal to, or
greater than the required Representative
ratio for the House of Representatives. 10
these latter days there is no telling what
the Democracy will do. We are certain of
one thing however, if Kansas should elect
Democratic Legislature, SO as to secure
the U. S. Senators, thea there would be no
difficulty The case of Oregon proved
this
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

0rThe prospect for harmonious union
OF the entire opposition, in the organization
Of the next Congress, is brightning. The
Southern press is growing cenciliatory ard
the opposition generally is more liberal -
The Richmond Whis contains some sensi-
bic remarks upon this subject. 1t Bays:
I'VE should vote with all 5oldness, and with
slleordiality for the perry blacklist of the Black
Republicans for Speaker, in preference TO any
Democrat iohatcrer." We are glad to see
the prospect Frightening, and the opposition
consolidating for the great contest of 1860
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
The "Imported" Aid.

The Cleveland Herald says that "withir
two weeks fre hundred second-class ticket
have been sold," at the depot in that city
"to gangs Of Irishmen on their ,cay to CIn
cinnati." The He' aid adds:
THE last gang was on Saturday morn.
ing last and numbered fifty in the gang,
who all went down on that day to Clncin.
nati. So great has been the tide for the
last few as to excite the wonder of all the
employees about the depot, and, without
dreaming OF such rush Of that class of
travel out of the ordinary course, the event
has been subject matter OF comment. The
Democrats knew the importance of carry
ing the Legislative ticket in H amihon, for
one that might hinge the United States
Sc major, and hence the colonization of Irish
from abroad''
Ii is not reasonable to suspect that the
promplness and the earnest reiteration
with which the Enquirer gave all the credit
OF the election TO the "Americans and
Wings" were occa,ioned, in part at least,
by d desire to direct attention away from
Democratic operations in tie "coloniza.
ton" line! Perhaps the Enquirer can ac-
count for the above facts as readily as it did
for the twenty. one" impottations from
Hamilton. If it makes the attempt, how
ever We hone mora On ii sfn n tnrp rasnlts ~, m,
attend its labors than it did id that instance.
Cincinnati Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
Ohio Legislature Elect

Tho htest returns indicate that the diff.
fereni parties will be represented in the
aext Ohio Legislature as follows:
House--Republicans 81; Democrats 40.
Sens,e-Republicans 25; Democrats l
On joint balIot--Republicans 50; Demo-
crats so.
Republican msjority on joint ballot 80
This is not more than one or two from
the correct result OF the last election. We
could get along with even q less majority
thaa his without feeling inconvenienced
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
Giant Strides in the Nineteentl
Century.

1t "a world Of wonders nobody can deny
we take up the periodical of the day will
the expectancy of reading snme new theory
or discovery, as well as seeing news in the
abstract. The transatlantic electric cable
at the time we write, is fast expanding
from Its central point in mid-ocesn to it'
two "termini" on land, to link the hemis.
pheres! but at the same time that we justly
look upon this as convincing proof of the
great march Of intellect we must not lose
sight of another and no less great palpable
evidence of what giant inte llect, single
handed, can accomplish. Thomas Hollow ay
whose name Gas the great medica, dictator
OF the present age) ii needs no sd5-tiiarine
telegraph to herald from one cline to an:
other, has, by means of his two remedies, q
Pill and an Ointment long established a
chain of communicating agencies around
the globe. without having recourse how
ever 20 the aid of electricity or metal
wire. As. the poet has designed man to be
but "a link in the great chain of cutsation, ;
so may Holloway be said, through the in
strumentality of his all-powerful remedies,
to have organized Universal Dispensary
for the sick of all nstions without regard to
creed or color, whether civilized or savage.
simple in their all-sufficiency, and within
the reach of alt.
What has led to these remarks at the
present was visit we paid some time since
to DR.. Holoway's establishment in New
York, and the inspection with which weI
were then favored of some of the innumer-I
able proofs Of his vast enterprise, from
which we deduce the almost incouceivableI leI
exteni to which his labors have extended
and the consequent universal acceptati,n
of his twin remedies as specifics for inter-
nal and external disease-pages might be
written IN adducing proof Of this, but one
will ser;e to elucidaie the fact in the PRES
ent instance sufficient to convince the most,
sceptic. In proportion as countris are dis
tinct and diversified, so are the means of
reaching all the scattered members OF the
human family difficult to accomplish. Tol
do this, it would be necessary to employ an
almost "Pentecostal' arfay of different
tongues. Accordingly in almost every living
language hes this enterprising man made
known his mission to. suffering humanity,
and in no less than thirty distinct dialects
have the wondrous properties of his medi-
cines been actually printed, thus in their
own tongue enabling millious to apply to
their own peculiar cases these all powerful
curatives. Such Giant Strides as these
show the possibility of one master mind
successfully competing with the capacities
Of hundreds backed backed by science it.
salF-pbiladelohin press
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
Monroe County and the Election

We siandered Monroe county last week,
hut it was only physical SANDER, for We
did not know we were doing 50 great in
Justice. We said the Republicans had
elected tbeir Representative which wns no,
50 BY less than 100: Democrats of Monroe
you will forgive Us for giving you credit for
doing thing you ought toIisse done with
out respect to politics. Yet wi!hall there
i. suficien, for big long crow over the
result in that banner county. The Demo'
Gratis have lost 500 o. GOO votes OF The
Sta,e ticket ss compared with last year,
sud the Republicans OF Guernsey and
Monroe together have clicked Mr. Potts &c
The Senate, so say r~P'ri. We have not
sgt %, ilae pfii"ii'.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
Belmont County Bible Society.

Iwould announce to the friends and pat
rons of the Bible cause in Belmont county
that have row nearly completed the eau.
vass Of the county. design 20 spend the
week preceding the anniversary of the CO
society within the bounds of Richland TIP.
making personal applications in behalf oi
the cause, and supplying the destitute with
the word of God. | hope TO canvass the
village of St. Clairsville during the ami.
verstry week, and trust the cause viii re.
ceive that cordial support in that place
which has ever characterized the history oil
its efforts in behalf of the cause.
WHEELER SANFORD,
Agent Of Belmont County Bible Society.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
Judge Gholson

Has been elected by about Is, 900, in spite
the efforts of SpaalGing and his Democratic ic
allies. Judge Swan has resigned his Office
AM Gholsun will doubt less be appointed 10
fiji the vacancy. Judge Swan has made an
able, independent and faithful officer, and
We are glad to know that his successor is
every way fitted for the vacancy bs is called
10 ell.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

@The ship Great Eastern, will make
her first trip on old ocean during November
Great preparations will he made for her
reception in Portland. Me-, this being the
only port she : i'll visit this season.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

GFA Carpet dealer If Cincinnati by name
,f Henry Fails.hss absconded lea, ing wi e
and two children, and Indebtedness OF $780,.
600 and taking $4,000 with him. Elk.
iravagant living and corrupt women were
the cause OF his difficulties.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

GrMr. Buchanan, positively denies the
truth of The report that he meditstes pros
ecut:on of Col Forney for libel. on acceun:
of tie structures of the Press upon the mur.
der OF Broderitk.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

6Tbe difficulty between this Govern
ment and England in relation to the Sar
Juan dispute is the subject of some severe
structures from the London Times and other
English papers. We are glad that the two
Governments are disposed to settle it ami.
cably.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

GErft is stated that the amour. of money
transmitted from this country TO Ireland, by
lrishmen resident here, during the past
year, for the purpose OF aiding their friends
to come this country, amounts in the sggre-
gate to the enormous sum of So, 100000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

Senator Seward who has been travel
ing in Europe has gone 20 Egypt. At this
time Of ;he ,err he will be exposed 10 the
peculiar diseases Of that climate, and much
soliciiude is felt by bis friends.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
eiltag g.

6TThe Bait M re elfci"hs were &C.
sonips MED BY The usual rowdyism, riot ard
boodshed The Mayer ana Police had No
control Of tie rowdes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

VE-Tbe Republican minority on th,
State ticket in Ohio, is not less thai
I..oec
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
Death of Minister Mason.

H John Y. Mason, U. S. Minister at
the Court of France. died OF Apoplsxy on
The Sd iast He had tilrd tha, station since
the seur 1853.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

FJohn Calhoun, better ksewn as John
Csndlebox Calhoun. ex-Surveyor General
Of Ksnses and Nebraska died at ST Joseph
No, on the 3th inst
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

6Harisen G. Blake has been elected
10 Congress by nearly 2,0GO msjoriiy, to fill
the vacancy occssioned by the death Of
Hon. Cyrus SPHINX.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

GThe 24th oi November has been
CHOSEN by the Governors OF Penn ylvanis.
Nv Y'rh and Vermont, a. day Of thanks
eni7g.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

GFrhe election liz Pen>ylyanra has re-
suited ia the Complete rout Of the Demo-
oracy, they elect but QUE of IL Senstors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

1TPersons wishing to change their business to
rapidly increasing country, u new settle tmeni
where hundreds are going, where the climate il
mild and delightiu--ses advertisement oil Ham
mention Settlement in another column. TN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

Official Vote Of this Senatorial Dis
trict.
Marshal McCall's vote in Harrison county 1896
DIR. Luke VOORHEES, do do do 1927
Mccalls majsrity i6g
In Belmont county Voorhies had maj. of ! 10
McCall's majority in this District 22u
A e. Ramages maj. in Harrison county is $40
do do do Belmont do Ga
Total majority SO
This makes sure thing with these two
men, We have no doubt but the people
will be well served, and have no cause for
regret in their selection.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

Thursday Morn.lg uc.oJer 20, SO
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14

u"e eer9tfiGSsn SeprGei9t; auf Ter ancern Sei E ubsr,
psnn es hb earum banbelt, au6 eas Seiniae bsi,r.
rd9sn, Oh lino bic ~meuiglten Esutiheu Al fncsn.
SStr lnp I'M pdhren Sinne ees Wprtte NOD, lauae
1s'ne arferttantl6e Burger, wctt mir stwa uniere ga.
p'ere psraus9snomnen, eincu Souar besdblt ump es
sfais an Gem alten SeeerosdeI eines prrlbimmeltsn
Sibtltu6s at9swii&t tatsu. 9Sir lplsn aud rem
yFt@tcn slnss BURGERS nit Srtupsn uup geranuaen
nabtcmmer mir ipaen an 9eatItnaen mid laasn
"SSas timmert's MIDI. mer Commemorative. Qttprnty
nae rag lh rarum, msr Sbsrih pirp! ib mu6 uod
einen Nbihb auf rinen Sttsfsl MAIDEN, es aebt cbne
MID lhpn!" sSir Ieuen md ,renu ais Siirarr IN
elmer Surs %serufsn, nit einem ,Dcnncrmctter lou
prsin i~blNsrn!" %unmiuis crm Hufs icleeu, ioncsrn e.
ais Gbrenldde tetrattsu, gurlsrrc6te aue,uaten.
ia " 1T cine trdurige ~e0obrbeit, pab 6Itsrs tciuab,
pie S%rrspridmteit eiues Cicero u6tbis mIrs, cine,
osuil6en iu %tspt9en, ais 3euse an bic CURT 3u se
oeh' lsielt mean CT iiebt, rab isin 3eu9ni6 benz angr
ti'9eh poer ptit Sla9rr pon wricntlitem Nmben icir
w'rp' unp I'm 'p6teit 8aus mub brr officer nod alid
LID lrin, ipsnn f6 Der ranu rurds srri6tlihc Ginla
onng 9eectene ;3cuge nibi nod frnnt nsGret. Ssrne.
'cu rs uns eur Nuem cardn ssleaen iein, in BEN Giant
III tontmcn, Dem Gtuaetorencn in irpem Sale meni,.
items rint9elma6eu 9tsre unp @ntwrrt aettn III fSu.
Hsn, uns IN Ter cnsIiihrn Sprats gu abcn, bic Gem
%ltituticn trnnen gu lernen, 9curtccrbanclunaen omfs
rttantl@e Wtetinss, cher mas trsenc fur rine G,ele
9cnpett rb partietct UNI Iu lernrn 70 Oft ee 3sli
uno umflnee srlaubeu ,u ttiuhen; rius outt.
wcnn aud prutltc Be tuna gu baIten, no Die @pnares
Serbanrlun9en sstraht rrrrrtn. llnp Q rann aus
9erultet, wlro Der %arupttrtc Burger nad Iuuf Sabrsn
ntbt bloc ia8en IHnnrn SO bate meme Sutrution
Tnnf Sabre in msinem Sdweietu6s ~lcraflltia aufte
irabtt," %i0nbsrn CT tt aud plcjen gcn &tasnitbaften
f@ anSest5net, Die ,u elmer, 8urser rrlurpcrlit ltup.
(ShluB fpI9t.)
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Sic bette ~S6dbuaIdbiuc.

Tic %aaerbeite NGbmaihine, melbc Gin 1fouu MIR
baten taun, 1T cine 6rou. Gin lirteYuuee gEcrt ocs
nn9t, INN lie in Srpe9un9 5u ieBen. Sie tetarf islz
en- Der Hsparatur, Yrruriaht weni1 @er1uIb unp
~enn lie etnmal in Seme9uns if, 70 ipirp le Stun.
Den lang Ubne leberwaduns tbGtis Icin. sic fam
ofnloen ma6sn unp Strimpfe ltopfsn, &n0pie an
rlben. 3aihentifer seihnen unp &inoerfleicer ans
tr9e1o einem alien Strfe anfsrtiaen, uno bteIcs 9Qes
miro lie lnmchl binter rursm 9llden ais in fursr OSss
9enmart tbun. Sa, rr Mann mag ras Saus ouf
nrbrere &c9e %perIalen, unb Die Malhine rirp nod
mic DOR F%ort9eben. SSenn eislslbe purd iterm6sioc
AnltrenSun9 aus Der Srpuuns tpmmt, 10 mirp iib
0teIeS balo le9rn, wenn man fe auf tur;e Belt in
Hube ldBt, mad mclher lie nit srneuertsr Strait ann
Nhben Suridfehrt. NatIrli6 fuO bic I6bmaIhiner
ocrlbicpen, eini9e arteiten beDeutenp 1bneu,r, ais
anpere. Is 9anst Qaes baSon at, melbes irecieus
SHUTTER man auSipdb!t. 9Brnn elm Ntanr rinen olIid.
!i@en 9rif tbut, unp if6 Elm auterle1enes Gremplar
ntmmt, zines 4. y, mslbes pGbrenb Der Qrbeit Iuot
uno ME 9liidlider il, ais nit res Nannes Qiuueu
in Der Sano = ranu fann man Iplhe NabmaIhiue
nit Jtcdt fur rcGfcmmcn ta!ten, cine Maitpine. bic
meper burds 0iebe, nod rur6 GeIO srleBt mcrbeu fann.
&uri, feineS ManneS @aus 1T ecmplst 3u ncuuen.
Dem rs nod an elmer icl6en N~abmaIdine leblt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-14
SDn Spnbpm maeb 81 ucrifa il,
lilo Stmnbcm.

O'e @tlanttl6e &. 9pteG ampFldiffabrts CONF
pagnic (@almap 9inie) bat nit Der 6irmo AoImeru
Nuprrt, Sampfihif 8aumeifer in Mspcohle q. prm
Spne, fir ben Sau Srn 8 srp6cn @rprcB.I %6mpftru
'infn ecntratt at9eitIrfcn. GieIe GGrrpfrr Ipuen
1ue bis lest tstannten 6abr;euge itcrtrcfen. Die
Sanae pteler (Sbaufelrap-) GGmpfrr Icu $50 Hue
al: Srctte IS 5ub tctra9sn; Die MnIbincn mcrren 3
Sdnun9sGplinrer nit ic rs 3ra IurtbmciIrr tstpp,s
men, nit iltcr 22O0 pfsrrcfraIt. = licIc OSmrfsr
lpueH 5rrilben Galway, ct. Sptn5 rnp grw Mprf
1a9rtrn MAIDEN unp nur 9nIa9irre unp Soften BE-
frrrsrn. Die ~9erin9ltc Shneuigtrit iru 20 Yfcilrn
rcr Stnnre iein (brt rubiser Srr), man olautt ic.
o'p Gin %teieref NeluItat crSiclen gu t6nnen. Sbne
3irettel bOht man bel 9utem gBetter Die Gntfcrnuuo
9on @alirap mad ct. Scbne in 4 unb 5 5aecn an.
ridle9en gu tSnnsn. Die GGmpfrr Iulen 30 G5,1a
LANCER %reroen, ais Die vSEcIsr". Die Gtnrtdtuna Iru
duTS pratbtpouft ~bsr9eitelt mcrpen. = Ter /. @o-
Ion lou 9rraumia 9snu9 irin um 900 0crIrnen Ipeis
lrn gu tOnnen; bic aoien ,perbrn. FIR 800 YaIaaicre
2ter @laie stn8erihtet. OirIeS grcbe llntrrncbmeu
mtrp i'm Hdufe rieIes Sabrrs iter 5000 0erlpnen Dir
Vstt oerlhaHen, aubrr ben Sunpcrtrn BON Qrbriteru.
Ole NIT Malhinentauten bei6Gftist liup. Die 9rnbuu
unp Nprtbireltsrn GiienbabnsG p~mpasnie bat es I'M.
~terncnimen, bic Soften BON 9onppn nab .Sinolfpu in
IL Stuncen gu befDrnern; Ypn bier mad @jalmap
lnp me'tere 3 Stnnben srfprocrlib, uno menn man
o'nn 4 Ga9e CUR Secreiic annimmt, 10 perren Nodb.
rtttten BON vrurpu in NmeriFa in 10 Stunbeu ciuz
trCfen fGnnsn.
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(6ur zen %itmrnber @nN;acr.C
Oic Tpl9cn c;ncS curppGiicbcu &ricos.
(AUS Scm yripatbriit Gin 5 @plittferS.

sStt 9rtaut Sbnsn. mein Srrune, bic Nclitil
NdPolCrns uno Dir 6aItuug SCItreihe 2 Nfeinc in
oisler Seilcpun9 ~9elammtltCn Srfabrunacn mill i'd
Stnen htcrmit in w~eni9en SGbrn iiberaeben.
Seltreih itrtt In Staliru 9leih sincn 9iic1en mil
9el6mur9encr Srule, unp irtrb. faas ee pirtlit ,um
Srle9e tpmmt, 6rnntrcid unn Sarpiuien ,erItnsttcrn.
preuBen BARI Oeifrcirt aus 9plitit we9en DeutIblont
mot I'M Glide ialen, uno bat bereitS oan, i'm StiI
len, ~rorlduF9 bPi6t cs nur cine @rmee pom 400. 600
Mt1nn, an Zen Hbetn %teprecr!; baSu fommt elm Seer
Der CONFEDERATION (reutlten Sunbee) Don 5 1000
Nfant, mas ibpn cine Nsmrs BON $4,000 ausrrlcIc.
ner Srupprt nintt. Da3u tommt atCr nod Sefreid
nit 10000 Wann, matt allo cine 1ctalr Qrmre BON
l 100000. Stun muB man bic VrTttun Sclrrits in
Stalten tennsn: ollie ieitsn plaBe baben Ge innc
Vie 6rauiolrn uno Sarrinier rrrccn pieemal mrb,
Mrtctt %betcmrrrn, ais Dor S~etd:cpul.
Rum bGrcn sic meiue Vrcpbe;etbuna. Dir Grors
irisn merrtn 6lrtr @rtcit fineen. Der Rrira pirp fein,
HsiTpurecn fir 5%rlnfrcih aueperfrn. inn 0jrosnth,iI
u~abtbeilta aui re Strauna Wlprlspns pirtsu. so,
pclsrn slGutt Oetreih t%auserutt, unp pero;et rol,
Scitrstb niemal5 mebr @elp teIeTen bat nm, bsGet
ais I'M &riear. preuBru uuo Die GonfSpcrdtipuso moe
rndt NdrSlecn nuf Die Gappe, unp talo itsbt er 6A
He'munAeh. 'b Der 2cuclutiUn in Die arme IN psrfeu
ras beiBt, lie rad 0oIsn, l~lnsaru unp Heutlhfoub ~
""S'". ~' az s'a"rFH nun an Dem DciliIsn
nibt, uni an re 6eiissu ole Jran,cleu uam(ih-
lnen lan!e nlht niebr. 6rhntreidb bat bic Sreibeit nit
6nsen aetr'ten une iseer iluabblnststcit elmer anosru
Nat'en hobn9cla6t! ST sete Dem @piele Der 3eit
rrst Sdhrf 6rIit. eann it's pcrtci, uub Ter G5raf BON
paris w'ro &OntB pom 5rnntrsi6 unp bSbf potr.
ibein!lb wirO 6rantrrib NIT benz Grrlul rs 9lloE
bnsen mrlsn. Sic piFen, ib Fin teiu Irsuno ppu
NtItreib, allein in rieism Safe marIhisre i'd nit
Der 8rir8 beibt bon fran30Iiher @eite niht Stoti,n
%lonesrn sr tsibt: eas Ilnfe Nbsinufsr = uup mir
Nbetn!anorr bhtsn cine gu bitterr Grfabruna csn,odbt
uno ftele GrIIbrunarn .eten nod ,u irdItia in uus
ndHtlth w"s rs bribt, iraniGfi6e Yrcpin, aspcrteu
SIT irin. -
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oeweShnen SaGon gebort; ib slaubte einem iter-
%n'utbt9sn einsetilstten GrTnoer ODER Narren an bee
sssnen. Statt Sefsn fano i6 stnen iunsen, tGsi6sn,
celdstpensn Mann, einen 5abritarbeiter, rpslher leit
adt Sabren BEN Gag iter bel ieinem 6anpwcrf be-
imafh9t pom esm gerpnnenen 0obne Elm Stiidden
Srop taufte uno eann nit Nusnabme weniaer Gum
Ger Die Naht iter isin erwprbenee Sch 3u Waterial
anp lctns Setenetraftc CUR GuSpetnuns ieiner grfu<
ounN ber9ab' N6t Sabre ppler Gnttebruna unb
S"tlaSuns, batsn itn snpli& rabin aetrabt, lein
Nteletnreeu auS;ultclen, nah mcl6em Ger Sauor.
fauS Ter esFnoer einen GapitaIiiten finrct, his ,uu,
Mrltat Mai fcrtis perben fol-.
Yer Saupn. weIfsr na6 pcm gSiaen res GG6rers
rtrt9trt rercen fol-, bat bic Serm zines rieliaen 3D.
gels. DER Srpf 1T teregtiG unp mirp ppn der G,pn-
crl aus na6 rcdtS rpcr liuts s~cleitet. !3u tsipen
oeiten rss Saurns trinpen f. 40 SUP arrse &c.
ipeSl'be 0lu9rl, msl&s, in Seresuns sciest, hem
Salon %fHrtbrIfen nnc n6ttigenfaus ais 6alldtrm
Nerer. IuBereem %tehnccn lb 4 srubc bptIe Sbau>
feiracer unter DEM Salpn, weldc mad, Der gufttr6s
'nun9 in tbrer SteIuns o~rr1npert mercsn tGnnsn.
Gte Se'tut9 eeS SalUns teparf mar elmer cin,ieen
Mrnl%rnbhnr. Sereits, f. bciet ss, linb @me,itaner
Nut Dem gSe9s mad paris, um benz Grfneer Gin G)c-
Nsinhn'B abiulpdrn, wcldes nah leiner ausiaae elm
jh9 une auetn IN rem 4rrpcrtipncn pe Saues trItcbt.
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Nemer 2mftbaapn.
aus Yari5 mirb beridtet:

Nus paris pirb bcrihtet:
S%S"grfnS bier @iliousn gum 6cnIer b~inausar.
m0rFrn peFpen, fBt in pdris, in sinem 5efr pes Srue
ls"aro re SstaItOppI bet setrattnen 8artUHeln pcr
SrFn0er zines Rie'ensSalpns Gan 100 SUE LANAI
ios'ff'r ani 'tnt9e tauienO 6ranten CUR 8crt,esuno
letnes gSsrtes parfst. Gisien Maun teIutte i'd opr
s'n'9'n &a9sn; i'd bate UtsI BON Benz aueasfeaten
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Sic SerOlfernm9 Der @rbe.

Na6 nsusrsn tlnteriu6un9sn unb gere6nunasn,
msl&e Disteriet In grtermann's @itt6silunseu ser5I.
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An3figer.
Si6mpmb, bem III. Mat 1889.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-22
The Coming Tragedies I'm Va.
Charlestown. Va. Dec. 13.

Charlestown, Va, Dec 13.
Extensive preparations are being made
for the approaching executions. Nine
teen companies Of military are now on
duty. A guard is stationed at every
street corner and cross.road. picke,
guards are pa,rclling the surrounding
country. Six more compa 1ies are an
nounced to be on their way here. Per
sous find difficulty in passing from one
part Of the town to another. They are
brought to halt and narched to the
guard house, if unable to give the coun'
tersign.
Green and Copeland will be hung at
eleven o'clock in the morning; Cook
and Coppic at three in the afternoon
A | are composed, and look calmly on
their approaching doom. The bodies
will be given to their friends, if claimed
The town is quiet and without excite
ment the military discipline is kept up
a. if it was cncomTssscd by besicsine
army. The people look forward with
pleasure to an exemption from military
surveillance. When the civil govern
ment is restored there will be quite a
Jubilee. The citizens would willingly
consentto Stephens and Hazlett spend
ing the balance Of their days in prison
rather than have another military siege
at their execution.