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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-13
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
E~.,,, co,.,k 1,,,.s..n IT,. H., D,J,a ~, ,I,o1I
Arrest Of an american, &c, &c.

Arrest Of an American, &c, &c.
Rio DE JANElRo June 26 1859.
During the last 30 or 40 days, about *
American vessels of different kinds have lef
this port, some for the United States. and somt
have left in ballast for other ports to await
orders. Coffee is on the rise of l0c. on the car
go, and flour quite low, and sales dull.
The American contractors on the Don Pedro
III. Railroad are getting on slowly, but surely
and think they will complete the road III thu
time they have contracted TO finish II, though
the Americans are greatly annoyed by the or
flciousness of the officers, and have on seyera,
occasions been thrown into prison
A young man, sometime since, who was en-
ployed as book keeper on the railroad, adyer-
tised for and procured a passport to go to the
United States. He got aboard ship, thinking
allSWaS right but as they were passing the
fori the ship was boarded by the Custom
House officers, and he was taken off and
thrown into filthy Jail; and what made the
matter worse. the officers who took him were
all as black as ebony. Our Consul and Minis
ter tried for sometime TO get him out, but fail
cd until the railroad company agreed to de-
post 1900 mill reas (S650) as bail: and after an
Imprisonment of six weeks he was released
but is compelled to stay here to await his
trial. During his Imprisonment his uncle
came to the city TO assist in getting him out;
but having failed, the wretched state of mind
into which the occurrence threw him, caused
illness, and he died in few days The young
man was charged with having aided in whip
friend of his.
That portion of Brazil through which the
railroad runs is different from what it is
represented black is from white; being
nothing more than a bed of gigantic, rock
bound, and for the most part barren, noun
tains, and the poor deluded traveller who comes
here TO the Stand Of HE Coco and the PaI11''
with the expectation of finding Il land of plen-
ty, flowing with milk and honey, will be most
woefully disappointed, and Will regret it. He
beans (the National dish) from the time he gets
here until he leaves The police and Custom
House officers and army, are mostly composed
of negroes, and prove very annoying to travel
ers.
The idea which has gotten out in the United
States, that Americans are SO popular and
have so much influence here is all humbug.
One Englishman has more influence here than
all the United States government, and always
viii have, as it will never pay sufficiently for
he United States to put on a line OF steamers,
md there is a line to England.
A TRAVELLER.
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DIED.

In Henrico county. on Thursday evening" July
18th, Mrs. ELIZA ANN COX. wife of Geo. H. Cox,
leaving devoted husband and three small children
to mourn their loss. She was consistent member
of the Baptist Church; and died in full assurance
of a blissful immortality beyond tie grave.
On Tuesday, I'd ult, at o'clock, A. M in Han
oyer county, MARY OLIVIA, infant daughter of
L. l.. and Sarah A. Bowls, aged 10 months.
And is my little Mary gone,
Her gentle spirit fed,
And has my little Mary gone
To number with the dead.
Weep not for me my parents dear,
am not dead. but sleeping here;
My time is short, as Won may see,
Blessed is he that called me to eternity
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A writer in one Of the foreign reviews says
that musicians and poets usually die young,
and that philosophers and lawyers do not
OF the last ten Chancellors, from Lord THUR
Low downwards, the youngest is Lord GRAN
WORTH, who Is about seventy years of age
Their average age, adds the writer, is at pres
ent something over seventy-six years, but
inasmuch as Lords LYSDHURsT, BRouGHAM,
ST.. LEoNARDs, and. CRANwoRTH, are yet
alive, il will turn sut to be rather higher
For the purpose of comparison, the writer
selects ten of the most distinguished English
poets beginning with SPENCER
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The average age of the poets is fifty-two.-
Every one of them is, therefore, more than
twenty four years younger than each Of the
last ten Chancellors. The philosophy of the
thing, according to the Eerier, is that the
poets are usually men OF high nervous de-
velopment, and the exercise of their art calls
for great temporary excitement, followed by a
corresponding depression. This is not so
healthy as the more prolonged, but less in
tense, efforts which lawyers are in the habit OF
applying to their work.
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virginia military Insti,.,s.

4 correspondent informs US that over one
bundred applications have been made, from
al parts Of the United States, for Cadet an.
pointments in the Virginia Military Institute
for the session Of isss-'eo. At this season Of
me year the Cadets are in camp, and daily
drilling and perfecting themselves in military
pfacuce. Under the guidance Of the master
spirit OF this great school, the Virginia Mill.
nfy Institute bids fair TO become tho West
Point Of the South.
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In CoURT.-The court in Boston, Wednes-
day, issued an order of notice, returnable on
the goth, for the officers of the American Tele-
graph Company TO show cause why an injnnc-
ton should not be issued against them for re-
fusing to send the Halifax steamers news dis
patches to Johnson Il Zabriskle, United States
telegraph reporters, over their wires from
Sackvile to Boston.
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~ LAST CALL...FINALcr
eHS&4R NOTICE.-AsI must close up in a Esk aaA

- A LAST CA L L...FINAL crxyvD
<zS MOTTO .-As must close up in IsyH Ak
few DAYS, and having on hand more BOOTS WILL
and SHOES than ! care to move away or sell at
auction, | make this last call to those who may
Come and see what have and + there "a anxthin;
that will suit you. will certainly agree about
the price. will name few kinds, viz Chill
out at the toes. 90 cts and Youths do do. at SEA
cents; Ladies' House Shoes IS cts; Ladies', Misses
prices Ladies' and Gentlemeu's CARPET BAGS,
and Gentlemen's ValIcss; Gents Caltskln Gal
cts, of the very best quality and others IS cts;
1entIemen's CALFSKIN BOOTS, Of the yer, finest
CaIfskin sewed OXFORD TIES at So rs, and
Gents Calfskin and Patent Leather sewed GAL
TIERS, best quality, at So. worth SIS. A few
travelling TRUNKS at very low PRICES Ladies'
INDIA RUBBERS at 60 cts, and Gents at 80 cts.
must close up III few days, 10, IL yeu want to
buy cheap, come at once to
JOHN CLARK'S. No. IS Main ST.,
A few doors below T. X. Price Co.'s
- a.
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- FOR THE CRITICS OF THE

FOR THE CRITICS OF THE
49, WORLD! go
Look ont! look out, The Bard - about"
HrRRAH FOR wAKDwELL' ICE.
POETRY.
Ny old Cockade, your hon0red city,
Has still my sympathy and pity.
IT'S true, know. that me and you,
love you still with honor due.
will have you all to buy
WARDwELL's Ice. when passing by.
Williamsburg has order sent,
For which am proud and content;
And all the Springs, when they are dry,
To WARpwELL's icK you must apply.
Twill have this world arrested,
And critics all must manifest 1t.
A cooling iulep give to me,
While in this world live with thee.
No more, no more, bid adieu
Until next do hear from YOU .
Professor 'TH0S. WATSON,
The only living representative of William Shak.
speare, who has kicked his heels AGAINST
mountain brim, and challenges the whole host OIL
the critics of the whole world on the Ice quesuon.
Stanton, Lynchburg, wants cargo, ana
Other places on his hands.
Firm and irrevocable he stands,
His orders shows all due demands.
au 13-lts .--
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fatal accident
FREDERIcKsBuRG. Va A,

TREDERICkbBUKG, v A., AuY 70
Last night about 10 O'Clock, when the nm
train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Po-
tomae Railroad had proceeded short distance
from this city, the cow catcher ran into Cor.
nsilas Mannan, who was sitting ON the track
IN state OF intoxication, and killed him In.
stantiy. The body was shockingly Iacerated
Inc engineer saw the unfortunate man. and
starting the whistle made every effort 10 ston
the train but IL was too close. Mannan leaves
= Wile ana hye children. Some time ago he
LOST an arm by being run over on the railroad
The train returned with the corpse TO this
city. w
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MARRIED,

At the Washington street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Petersbursi Vai on Thursdsy the nth
STUART, Esq, of Ashland Hanover county, to
Miss LIZZIE LEE DAVIS, of Petersburg.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. tVA.,) AUG. IL, 1859.
High Water this day Saturday, q. O'Clock.

W0Ief 1AtS ddy saturday, "A O'Clock,
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, N. Y, mdze and
passeng GERS, Ludiam < Watson,
Steamer City of Richmond, MITCHELL Phiadel-
phia, mdze. and passengers, H. f. futile
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore. mdze
and passengers, d. x w. Currie.
Schr Manchester, Pierson, New York mdze d.
& w. Currle.
Schr. Crenshaw, Moss, New York. mdze.
Schr. Belle K. Hull, Holmes, New York, ice,
Griffin & Taylor. 0'
sshr; Ira Bliss, Mathews, New York, ice, Griffin
Schr Willett, s. Robens. New York. mdze.
Schr. Mihado, Jones, Baltimore, guaso. Cren
shaw & Co.
Schr. Hampton, Curtis, Hampton. wheat, to or
der. " "
Bark Champion, Mayo, New York, in ballast
SAILED,
Brig j. b. George. Snow, Rio, -four, Warwick n
Barksdae. "
Schr. K. P. Waller, Lively, Williamsburg, mdze.
Sehr. North Carolina, Jones, down the river
light. 'oi'
:, schr. Belle Conoway, Delany, down the riyer.
light 1850
Sehr. Hampton, Curtis. Baltimore, wheat.
Bark germantown, Pickney, Rio, -four, Warwick
& Barksdale.
CLEARED,
Bremen ship Louisiana, ID. Miller, Master for
Bremen with ot81a hhds. tobacco and stems by
Schaer, kohler Co.
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The United States steamer Metacomet, at
present on the Brazil STATEN, will hereafter be
designated by the cognomen Of the Pulaski.
VIM Carlisle, chief marshal of Atlanta. Ga
died In that city ON the Sd inst.
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nUiciDs.-Andrew w. Burner committed
.s's'as ~ Fscahontas county, Va, on the 18th
ns., ~ emitting his throat. He wa. af,ie,ed
NIsn pulmonary consumption.
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FATAL AccIDHNr.-John +. Langley. for
merIy of Charlestown, Jefferson CO., Va, was
killed at Lebanon, Pa, last week, by becoming
entangled in the running gear of stave ma
chine.
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NEW BOOKS.
rHER SUPPLY OF NEW BOOKS

FURTHER SUPPLY OF NEW BOOKS
n at NORRIS Bookstore. 81 Main st.
LIFE AND LIBERTY IN AMERICA; by Chas.
Mackay, LIZ D., F. s. A; with ter illustrations;
THE LIFE OF JABEZ BUNTING, D, D.. with
notices of contemporary persons and events !;
hy his son, Thomas Percival Bunting, Part LIST !;
SHELLEY MEMORIALS, from authentic sources:
edited by Lady Shelley; to WHICH is added an
Essay on Chrstianity by Percy Byrshe Shelley;
AM Err "a WIT AND HUMoR, illustrated; by
GERALD FITZGERALD. "The Chevalier;" by
Charles Lever; Part I'd Csc.
IDOLS OF THE KING a new Poem; by Alfred
Tennyson 75c. au E-H
wi AMERICA.
At RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery.
GERALD FITZGERALD. BY Lever. Part 2; %
AMERiCAN WIT and HUMOR. Illustrated
SO cts
THE LIFE OF JABEZ BUNTING. By his son.
Vol. 81.
LIFE and LIBERTY in AMERICA. or Sketches
ola Tour in the United States and Canada By
c. Mackay. illustrated. 81. au l3-lt
p ECREATIONS OF A SOUTHERN BAR
III RISTER. just published and for sale by
J. r. KEININGHAM,
Dealer III Books and Stationery,
an l3-3t No. I'll, Broad street.
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HAMPTON ACAD Envy. .

IL INSTRUCTORS:
JOHN b. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Ian
guages and Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, JR., A. NJ, University Of
Virginia. Ancient Languages, Spanish and
WILLIAM r. CUTSHAw, (V. NJ. L.,) Mathema-
tics, Tactics, and English.
MUSIC, FRENCH. AND GERMAN:
MISS +. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department.
The exercises OF this school begin on the first
MONDAY in October, and continue ten months
Board 0ishts extra) and tuition in Ancient Ian
guages, Mathematics, &c, $40 per session. Me-
dern Languay each, $40. and Music, S5s, extra.
For catalogue, or further information, address the
Principal, Hampton, Va. au dim
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z MIR. RICHARD s. SANxAY Will
49, call on the subscribers Of the Stock OF the
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION. and re-
ceive the cash subscriptions and notes for the de-
ferred payments accordlng to the terms Of s nm
omen and it is earnestly desired that all persons,
who desire the success Of this undertaking. Will at
once subscribe literally for the stock
AN I3-2t C. W. PURCELL, Treasurer.
SYCAMORE CHURCH.-The Pas
81. tor having returned to the city, pnoiIc
service NAV he expected in Sycamore Church. to-
morrow. sunday as formerly. au l3-ItA
~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The Sc,
closed for repairs, the Pastor tDr. HoGEe VIII
nreach in the Hall of the Mechanics Institute,
next SA BBATH, A. NJ, at II o'clock.
all I2-2tt
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NDUCA1ToWAI.


~ HI III TI0HE9
Nj ~. NH f, st.l q 70. gQya.
School opens on MONDAY, Sks S9k d Ss, = 1ss
next, with every adyantass for. the education az
youth. both in tho Prilnsyy Ard Higher Enai,T
BfsDches, Ancient and Modern Lanxnsxss HstSss
matics, Drawinx, and oil other dspNrtmefits ~
complete school course. Classes ~ hesisws,s,s
Enstish, Latin and French. viii b. formed. Tho.ss
will be received who are prepared 70 entsr sissss
slrcady formed Tho number ii pups 4 h,n.s1s
For further particnla,s apply Y the undersigned.
n. H. l.. TiGHE, A. M, PRINCIPAL.
On 13-d2m Franklin It., above In
Mrs. ANO MISS MINORS FEMAIr
SIt1 ACADEMY. near Chestsr. win Commence 4.
next. session October lst 1852, and continue hi
The location il remarkably healthy and sl;x;bl.
tween Richmond and PetersburE.
The family and boarding degnstment will be nm
der the charge Of Mrs. MINOR. whose kpewn
character and experience are sufficient ruar.n,s
Of her fidelity and efficiency.
Tho Literary Department viii be under the shar-.
of Miss ADA By RON MINOR, aided by her 49,,
sand, other competent instructors. ''''
The course OF studies will embrace everv hr,,.,
Of EnElish, together with French, Latin, Mus,aa
and Drawing. 1''o
Reference 10 confidently made to ali Me iprma,
patrons OF the school, and to oil whd haye AZ,
knowledge of its character. "'
No deduction made for loss of tIius excsr, I,
cases of pTotrActed lllneSa ~r>i"
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OFFICE RIcHM'D & DANvILLE r. X; Co,
August 18th, 1859
- President and Directors of this Company, held
this day, it WAS
Resotred, That a Dividend of FOUR per cent. Cor
four dollars per share be declared. pay to the
and after the LIST day of December next.
An extract from the minutes.
Tests: THOS. w. BROCKENBROUGH
au l3-ts Sec'y and Treasurer.
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ZINE OLD BRANDY, WINE, &c.-I have
4 received few casks of the celebrated PALE
BRANDY: VINTAGE. 1888, with some hne Old
Sherry and Mountain Sicily WINES, rare and
ALsonon hand, a few boxes cantenac, PAUL.
a Msiin Pontet canet," and ST. Julien CLARET
the celebrated brands of" Pesfi," Somlai. Egri
Bgdai, szckszardi &C., genuine and very superior
Wines from the mountains of Hubs AIRY and Tur-
key. For sale by CHAS PALMER
an l2-tt
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0sma9tcO llntcrnebmcn.

Mpn5. 8lonbin poIiirtc am 80. SUM
iiber Die gda9ora Sdle ouf cinem ftrofz
fen Seil, in @c9cnport bon 5000 bis
10000 3ufbaucr. Gr freu3te 5uerit bon
Der amerifanii6en Seite biniiber, bielt
in Der Mittc an nm fib nit cincm Srunf
8ofer ju crfriidben, oa6 ct in elmer Sotz
teI NIT elnsm 8aoen berauf3o9. ST ibritt
in IL Mtinuten biniiber uno tebrte in
- Wtinuten SurtCf.
DTSpdter. 2(m 4ten Suti unterz
napm ct bieiee 9efGbrlidbe @o9cftutf
ncbnol6, uno fiibrte e6 9tiflib, in Sc
9empart BON 10000 @enfben aus, poz
bel, ole er feline 3uriicereife pon Der Goz
naoa Seite nob Der 2lmerifoniiben am
trat, CT nod ic9ar einen Sacf itber feline
Iu9en jo9, uno oennp6 in Siberbeit
oa6 llfer wieocr erreicbte.
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NIT Sel 9etrGnften SeibenBeu9, uno 3u
Dem ibn umlpannenoen 9teB 6 Mieileu
S6nur. ST mar NIT 10000 &ubiffub
8a6 9efdlt. Die @onOet ipar Elm Sez
bensrettun96boot bon Sn9erfoQ, in wels
dem ii6 bic 9aiia9iere sur Notb AUDI ttber
8aRer balten Su f0nnen DcfFten.
Der Sallon fboB un9efdbr 80 Meilen
pom ufer ouf Dem Spie9et oes Sees bers
obt 100 Der Sopen Der @onoel ein9eIdlas
gen puroe oann nit elmer Sbnelli9feit
Don ln9efdbr Spei Meilen in Der @mute,
in fbrG9er Gage 9c9en bo6 r1fer uno in
einen oifen @alo. Die Q(nter rpuroen
io9lei6 ou6oeporfen, bic farfen eiiernen
6afen bo9en iib aber tpie Drdbte. Die
@onoel, aus tpeI0er iiD Die Wdifnaiere in
Gas Sofelwerf S;;1T'GuDGtet totten, iotft'
our1 Die Sdunc, cine 8urde 5urGflofz
ieno, ipie rpenn elm Sornaoo iiber Die 8ez
9en6 babin9ebrauit ,pdre. Sine Meile
0in9'5 70 fort uno ole Gufti6fer ertparz
teten ieoen 2(u9enbliG 5ermolmt gu tperz
ben. ais Der Sailon ploBlitb 9e9en einen
rieIiaen Baum 0ei6leuoert ipuroe uno in
touieno Sttife serffob.
9anca fer pa., 5. Suli. Der Nez
ronaut 8iIe 1T 9eiteyn 2(beno bieDer 5lts
rud9efcDrt.
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Gin ber3baftes 1pcib.

SSn Der Nobt pom l3ten SUM Wuroe
in ber 9e9eno pon Mount Sermon,
8efbeifer Gauntp, Neusgorf, Die Srall
oe6 3immermonn5 6au5man our6 elm
leltfdme6 @erGuib 9elpedt. Sbr Wann
mar am Wor9en fort9e9an9en uno polls
te erit in eini9en Saeen SurGdfommcn.
Der erite 8eoanfe Der Sr1u mar oaber,
ooB iib ir9eno Elm Sallunfe bic 2(brefenz
bcit ibreS WonneS ju gtueen MAIDEN uno
einbrecben rpotle. 8oriibti9 itie9 iie beBz
ipe9en aus Dem Sctt uno iiDerte lt6 Die
Qrt ibre5 Mannes. Sie Dorte, lpie Der
3aoen bon auBen 9e6fTnet uno ba6 SEM
lter 9eDobcn rpuroe. Sic briifte lib bier;
auf an Die @ono nebcn bos 8enIter bin,
unO balo >pur0e cine SoanO iiber Dem 9ez
jIm6 Tfcchtbar. Sn benielben Qu9enblif
fubr Die Nrt 0ccr Htau lpcbl9e3ielt nieoer.
0aS Slut ipriste i5Sr in5 8elbt uno
9leib barauf borte Iic einen ittNperen Sail
auBen inter Dem Senitcr unp eInen !auz
ten S6rei.
2(m Mtor9en beiibti9te iie NIT ben
gtd6barn Die llm9ebun0 oe6 Senfters Sc
inns. Die @anO >p0r p0ll Slut, beien
Spuren itb cine game Strefe >peit aus
oebnten. Der SerOabt fiel auf einen
Wonn, lpel0er ibon lln8e einen 01B 9es
8en Die S1milie in ii6 trG9t uuo Ser felt
lenem Sorfall UermiBt miro. Gonitabler
Ge0er pon Mount &ernon bcItrcbt iIb,
Den llebclt90ter ouf3uflnoen, welbcr bon
Der berjDaften 8rou 70 eremplariib 9cz
jelbnet puroe.
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Gurd)1eaar1cn.

Sin im9c6 meiBe5 Mdoben, cine Sob.
trr pon reipeftablen Gltern, ba6 bel einem
Sauer in Srfor0 Saunibip, GDefter &c.,
oiente, no audi Gin iun9er gtc8er bicnte,
be9ob iib nculib NIT 2tgtercm ju cinem
Qrcoi9tr, um iib nit ibm trouen 6u lals
fen. Der Qreoi9cr penpci9erte ocn &no.
ten III ibIieBen uno mabte Die Stern oe6
Wdoben6 NIT Dem 8crfalI bcfonnt.-
N1it 2eiomeien uno Gntiegen iut0te Die
8amlie oa5 MIodcn bon ibrem tcllcn
Qlane obpenoi9 ju mabcn; ober e6 poIls
te fly nibt iiberrcpen lai1en uno blicb ibs
rem iblpaSen Siebbabcr 9ctreu. - Die
Nabbarn brcbtten enoIib oen gte9er 3u
lpnben, >porauf beoe, Der 9te9er uno bo6
cine6 Nobts pcrlbwonoen, uno
ieitoem plrpc ni6to bon iDnen 9eleDcn
cocr oebort.
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Gin tlEcr 3icbfabG.

@dbreno Dem befti9cn @stpitter am
Oori9en Miittpob 2beno, cmpfien9 Der
8rrtericb6noler SrnoerI rImitDin Ger Staot
eancofer, Elm Srbpft Wclofe6. 0a cs
sur 3eit befti9 rc9ncte, fonnte bafclbe
nibt noN icintm plob 0cbro9t lpcroen,
un6 lpuroc rbcr 9t0tbt ouf Dem pGpemcnt
Dor Dem Stobr lie8cn 9elofen. Nm nQ1s
fen Mtor9en ol6 Ser SonoerimitD fein
Wolofc6 Srbcft untcriubtc, fano er,
Dap Elm unternebmenoer Semonb Elm Ectb
in otmIclben 0cbobrt uno un9efeDr jeDn
ooer slpolf G1Qonen Molofe6 parou6 Sc.
;o8en, lmo cine bcbeutenoe Suanttt0t in
Die Safe perfbUttct bate. Sbne 3lpeiz
fcl bate Semano einen lteberfIuB bon
&cbfuben unp 8ier am 4tcn Sui.
(SoIf6fr.
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% Ossa go % sl0mO.
anFunft Ser bavaria" {"

0as 0ampffbif - 8aparia" 1T ami
porleeten Samita9 Mor9en in Heuporf
on9efommen, NIT 2cnooner 3eitun9en bis
gum lSten SUM.
Nob >par feline Sauptfbta6t 9eliefert
tporosn. Ropolepn bate fein Sauptquarz
tier ST Gopo, an Der StroBe bon 8cr9oz
mo nab Gremona, uno oa6 oes &GniaS
bon Saroinien befano fib Su Goffoonas
to, 6 Meilcn lpeitlib ron 8resria. 0rinl
gtdpolecn icste feline Sruppcn in 8epes
9un9. 10000 So6caner, NIT 500 pferz
ben, iparen bereit 5u ibm 3u ftoBen.
Sele9rapbifbe Seridte pon Bern mel
ben, Dap Elm 5oblreidbes 6ftreidiitbc6 2(rz
NEE Corps BON Stefuio 5u Srpitoto onz
9efcmmen uno 9e9en Sironc por9eoruns
aert.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-07-13


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lben bis Somlt19 Den 26.
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cine S6lobt 9eiblo9en lpcrocn, gilt oter
feline Details an.
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nc6cIrun9en bis 8ateo por9eibcben bat
ten.
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oUcr nab Dem Hbein Ibi6en.
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ii5per preuBiiben Sermittlun9 fir Sranf=
reib nicbt annebmbar fein uno ooB Dreuz
Ben oaburb in Den &re9 pertpideIt pers
ocu miro.
preuBen foil ferner 9eorobt boben, bob
e6 Die in ln9arn beabitbti9te Sniurretz
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@cru9io Den oeiperaten @ioerfono ber
dufitanoi9en Stoptbewobner bluti9 uns
terorttft uno oeleIben obne ltnteribieo
jufommen9eiboiien.
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ibe be6 Suffers io0ten, Dap beioc 2(rmcen
chamber nabe 9e9eniiber itonoen. Der
Soiler bon Seltreicb bate iein 6aupts
quarter na1 Solleioo perleot.
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iteut.
prinj gtopoleon mar an ben ltftrn Der
Wcoina.