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Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
CELL NEO u 5.
Personal.

Col. Taos. HENRY, formerly Of the U. S.
army, but mare recently of Walkers Ncara.
guam army, challenged Col Frank Anderson at
New Orleans last week. The latter refused to
fight on the ground that be had never injured
Col. Henry.
REV. Dr.. w NJ. DAILY, on trial before the
Indiana Conference, has been convicted by that
body of drunkenness and lewdness and expelled
from the conference by a vote oi 63 to l6 An
appeal has been taken to The General Confer
ence.
M Kossurm. the dis'inGu shed Hungarian
chief returned to England AT The beg'nn'"g Of
September. He Intends remaining there with
his family to watch the proceedings of events
abroad.
The Hon Edward Everett will preach SER
mon for the Rev. Mr.. Hale, in Boston, during
that genteman's absence in Europe.
rr is stated that Senator Broderck was a ma
tive of Washington, and is the first U. s. Sen.
ator who has fallen in duel.
fr lie rumored that Miss Evans. surhor OF
Beulah," has become enamoted of the stage,
and will soon appear in New York theatre.
Cot. WmDNAx, the owner of Lord Byron's
ancestral estate, died in England on the 18th
ult.
jrDeE JEweTr, in attempting to get on a CAT
at Steubenville, Ohio, on Thursday, fell and
had one of his feet severely Injured.
AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON. lawyer, and dis
tant relation of Gen. Washington. died at Pits
burg, last Friday.
PUBLIC meeting has been held IN Water
ford, Ireland, 10 petition government for free
Is. ..f.. I;e;a -
SENATOR DOUGLAS has recently had horn un-
TO him IN heir of his fa'ue ami estate = h. vii
be kaown as " Ellen"
SENATOR GwINN and Hon C1arle >eotI have
arrived at New York from California
Mr. LETcnER, Governor elect of Virginia. I,
recovering from his prslracted illuesS.
In Richmond, on Sunday week, Rev. Henry
A. Wise, Jr, was ordained priest in the Pro
testant Episcopal church.
Mr.. RoBr. BONNER has recently purch SIT
the fast troiting mare Lady Woodruff. flt
drives her with Lantern, and The team the oh"
day trotted half mile in one minute AMI t,ur
teen seconds.
The hand and wris, of Coe, the bao"rIs'
who fell with a balloon five miles high, wIfh N
injury, and then fell from the tree where II
ballnon lodged. aud broke his wrist have beei
amputaied, To save his life.
A DESPATCH from st. Louis announces 'r'
death at st. Josephs, Mo, of John Calhoun, ex
surveyor general of Kansas, and president U
the no orous Lecompton convention.
LADY FRANKLIN has spent all her fortune il
Arctic researches. She il now ia the south o
France, in i'll health.
Mr.. RoBr. STEPHENSON, the eminent engi
neer, is dangerously i'll.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
THE
Test of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S
q enU5 inc Cod Liver Oil

Ii Is pronounced by Physicians The best remedy for
Consumption ScEofaia. Chronic Rheumatism &C., ever
discovered.
CAUTION The value Of this remedy depends
up"p lis purity and in order 10 secure our customers
pure article Of firm went to Newfoundland To
s"perniend IhC manufacture Of our Oil, ard we WAR.
RANT II PURE See that lhs label has the eagle and
nOrIa:, and tie signature The cork of each bottle
a there is great dsa OF cheap. inferior oil pulmed of
r :'''nine L. the -rcaI injury of pntiens.
r '>k 10 ileeeman, Clark & Cos, and take ITO
other, m'ny have been cured with the genuine who
have used others without any benefit.
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-painr.
Grease Spots, ETC.. removed instantly; Gloves Silks
Ribbons, etc., cleaned equal TO new IIhnut INJURY t
The most delicate color Or fabric, hy IEGEMAN L. Co.'S
CoNCESTRATED BENZlNE, only IS cents per bolile
hEGEMAN " Co. Druggists I6l, 399. sill and 75f
| Broadway. New York. o63,n
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
DR.. HAMPTON'S
Compound Diureiic Pills

Are highly recommended by eminent physicians as
safe certain. speedy an permanent cure for Gravel
Structures and AL other diseases arrangement of h
bladder and kidneys Price Fifty Gems per boA.-
Sent 10 any address free receipt Of price
Address DR j. T. HAMPTON u CO.
No IO5 Spruce street. PhlladeIph
Also. PrOprietOrs aud Manufacturers Of
Dr. Ham ,ton's Anti Rheumatic Mixture.
MedIcaled Cough Syrup.
The Great DesideEaIum or Hair Restorer
aug2j, 50 I'm
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
MAR RRIED.

Ia Midd!ttown, at the residence Of The brides
aunt, by The Rev. Robert Godsborough, VIM
K. COcHaAN, to ANNIE NJ NAuDAIN, both of
New Castle county.
On the lth inst, by Rev. Jos. II. Brown,
SAMUEL r. CHoATE, of Newark, DEL, to SARAH
J. CARTER, of Cecil county, Md.
On Thursday evening last, the 18th inst, in
Wilmington, by the Rev. WIN. Barnes, Lieut..
ALBANIAN Nj. BURToN, of the Columbia Rife
corps. Up AMELIA A. HAMMOND, of Georgetown,
Del
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

Ma. SLOAN, OF Point Abino, the owner ofthe
land on which the last prize fight war tught,
was in Buffalo on Friday. He represcuts The
conduct OF the parties present towards himself
and his family, as most outrageous. They
tramPled dewn his fields, stole bis bay and ied
u freely to their horses, entered his house ana
lnsulted his family. and took every lber', " h
MS property and about his premises that ne r
la"iess lncilHaIions prompted, reply to q re-
monstrances with insOlent language aud threats,
and by their numbers making It impnsslur TO
resist any of their proceedings. Before The
fight came off, when the principals were vail.
lug In the vicinity, Mr.. Sloan applied TO the
Justice at Fort Erie tor their arrest, but the
latter refused to take any steps in the matter.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
Valuable Farm for Sale.
TIE subscriber offers for sale a FARM M
keml rOullY. Deln are cnuInlLlinr nI,.Iu ~. :,

TIE subscriber offers for sale a FARM lu
,N II hent county, Delaware, containing atIuI -
klhllu AZ kEN OF LAND, divided INTO 1--we enclO.
sures. SAID Farm Is we'll located IN a good
neighborhood, and within 49 miles oi smyrna and
about Ih' snme distance ni the Steamboat, nv which
daiy dhd lrI-weekly communication may be had with
fhiiadeiphia during the season The line of Stages
IRON The S0al 10 Dover passes directly by the frm-
Of the farm where Grain can be delivered aud Lime
&C.. procured.
Ihe improvements consist in Dwelling House Barn
ana slsnles attached, Corn Cribs, Grannry. 5c.; a
pump Of water near The door The Buii,lines are ~
new, in good order. Wen pat up. and OF good dinen-
sions further description ~ deemed unnecessary
an persons wishing 10 purchase desired view The
properly.
Inc Ierms will be accommodating. Any further
Information can be obianed by calling on Gro. w.
CUMhiNs, Esq, Smyrna, by calling on or address,, q
The subscriber, near Wilmington. Del.
seP2J JAS. IL. II0FFECKER
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

The atiuck on Brownsville, Texas. on the
26th ulI., Was made by party of Mexican out.
laws, who returned to Mexico after remaining
near Brownsville several days. Three Ameri-
cans were killed. No United States troops
were on the Rio Grande.
Mrs FLY was asked if she kneaded her
dough Ur beat 1t up with a stick "I If you can
find anybody that needs the dough more than
do" SAID she, "p'ty take mercy on 'em.'
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

THE farm so long known as the residence of
the Hon. Henry A. Wise. Governor of Vrr.
Rinla' was cold by that gentleman recently 10
Capt flnney Tor The sum a eighteen thousand
collars. The farm contains about four hundred
sores OF fertile and productive land, and lies III
Accomac county. il is said to be the intention
of Gov. Wise to purchase farm near Rich
nond aud settle on it.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
A List of Licenses.

A LIST OF THE NAMES of the Retailers
of Goods. Wsres and Merchandise, Tavern
Keepers and Pediers, to whom Licenses have
been issued. during one year. ending the first
Monday of October, A. D.. 1859. with their
ca pital and the same by them respectively paid
for such Licenses, to the Clerk of the Peace Of
Kent county, for the use of the State of Della
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
j. STEWART DEPUY,
Media classical Institute,

DELA " AhE GU, IN.
THE Fourth Session of the Media Classical
l. Institute. Delaware county, Pa, will commence
on the FIRST Tuesday of November.
For the character of our school, mode Of instruction
&C.. refer To the following gentlemen Oi Delaware
who have been our patrons Tor many years, viz;
VIM. C. Eliason aud VIM B. Collins, Smyrna;
John Collins, Collins Beach,
Isaac Short, Duck Creek Hundred;
f.. Fleming Fleming's Landing;
IT, Moore, c. J. SmlIhers and s. NJ Hall, Frede-
rca.
For particulars, address either of the Principals,
REV. S. NJ. GAYLEY. A. NJ:
Il. GARDNER GAYLEY, A. M
Media, Pa. sep 90. l859-6w
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Buffalo Robes.
By THE BALE OR ROBE, Al

GEORGE F. WOMRATH,S.
Nos. AIS and All Arch streets. ph;Iadalohi.
Also. large assortment of LADIES'. FANCY
FuhS. OF his own manufacture
s,-The highest price paid for all kinds Of ship.
fs 'SA' nep23-3m
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
Furs! Furs I! Furs |!

FARElRA y THOMSON Importers, ManulacIur.
aud Dealers in Chidren's FANCY FURS. OF every
description AlsO,
Buffalo Robes. Furred Gloves, and Collars,
No. SIS MARKET street tabove Eighth. side slde),
PHILADELPHIA.
Wholesale and Retail.
N B-Snrekeepers will do well 10 give us a call.
they viii find the largest assortment BY far 10 select
iroln an The city, and at Manulacturers' prices.
so29-4m
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use tv atst op.r.tuous Liquors.


1858.
Nov. 9. ]. w. Fox & Bro. $40
IL. Lewis & Brother 20
"a, Francis Murry 20
Dec. 2, J. t Jakes. 20
3, John Stuard. 20
81, ]. w. Graham, 20
"a. J. w. Longfellow, 20
Jany 5, Taylor Meredhh, 90
Z, VIM. A. Miller, 2Ol
81, J. P. Bath. 2OI
March 3, James McCluskey, exclusive, 50
8, Luff Lewis, 90
5, d. McConaghy " 80
10. Tho.s Pickering, Jr. " 20
16, David Hunter, so
April II, David w. Collins =" 90
25, VIM. s. Bishop, 20
%, Nathaniel p IUff 20
25, William Authors, 20
26, P. Hamm, 90
March %, Spruance & McgeGr 20
90, Bayman Collins 81
81, Corrie & Deakyne 20
Apri. l, John Wilkerson 50
2, David Smith 20
4, William Dyer ~
6, r. w. Reynolds Jr s. Bro. 20
Z, James F. Downs 20
9. john Behen ~
9, John Custen 20
13, Robert Norris 80
29, Geo. NJ. Hall 20
May 81, J. R. Williamson 20
10, Enoch Spruance 20
20, Thomas Cats 20
26, Daniel l.. Griffith 20
30, Augustus Scout 20
June 81, WIN. E Carter 20
l, Luff & Moore, 90
2, John Moore, 30
81, Thomas II Denney 20
Sept. 7, Jonathan Pratt 90
10, James Cook 20
26, James Fountain 81
Ale and Victualing~2ouses.
Oct. 8, '59, Levi Coverdale 70
Jan. l. so, VIM. Mahle 10
13, Samuel Stevenson IL
Feb l. John Tucker lO
s. Joseph r. Smith 10
May 3, Benjamin B. Cooper IL
Aug. II, Kezia Higgin IL
%, julius Passaner, IL
Oct. 8 Nathan Nunam, citizen foot pedler,
/ year
Oct 20, Solms, 6 months, license on foot 4
" 81, Joseph Merner, do do
June I5 80, Solomon GoIdstandt, 6 m. cit-
zen's license with horse and wagon $l2,
Sept. u, William Muhle, 6 III. citizens IL
cense on foot
TaUern Keepers.
i, OCTOBER TERM, 1888.
Justice Lnwery 81
William L. Galloway y
John d Shockl"y, 81
> APRIL TERM 1919
Peter Benton 2
Henry Anderson, Without ic,dse Ase.l liquors
Isaac liamnD!d
\ / ParvIs )
, Ju!iIc
Isaac Baker
& Shucklry
Gilbert LeuhaId
, ! lame. Fountain
Samuel Stevenson =
IIIghhan FoxweI, =
Jonathan CaIrOw
J Edward Morgan
1 X w Mahney ::
Benjamin 4 Fleming :
John Bennett :
VIM Is Bowman
} Attest, JOHN s. BELL, C. p.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

INDEPENDENr.-A large number OF The re-
spectacle democrats OF New York, getting tlred
of the rowdy rule of that city, have inauguraled
all independent movement, which has for Its OBJ
Ject the nomination of men of siapdlng aud IN.
tuence for it's various municipal rtfices. The
movement seems 10 be very strongly supported
by the Independent voters of that city, and the
probability is that such men will be nominated
as any decent voter may deposit a ballot fer
without feeling sense Of humiliation in The
choice he is making. An independent move.
ment has lsO been ihaugurated at New Orleans
by the respectable portion of the American
party. who declare that for several years past
they have been compelled to vote for men who
were nominated by rowdies and small potato
politicians.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ESENWEIN'S
Tar & Wood Naptha Pectoral

Is the best Medicine in the World for the Cura os
Coughs and Colds Group Bronchiiis Asthmo Tse! 9t
Guilty IN Breathing, Pal pilatiOi of the Hear and t
the relief Of patients in the advanced stages of Ca
sumption, together with all Diseases of The
Chest, and which predispOse to CONSUMPTION, /, 81,
tacks the root of disease, and makes the iell des,o
succumb 10 It's influence. 1t also produces free ey
toraiIon, and induces healthy action in the d,seasa
Mucous Membranes and Tissues 1t is neruI;a'I.
adapted TO the radical cure of Asthma One Jase y
this invaluable Syrup often gives ease and cnp.o
quently sleep, which the peculiar nature of Ihs H.
ease denies him. II is very pleasant TO the TASTE an
prompt III las effects Try H. and be convinced th",
1t Is invaluable IN the cure Of Blonchlal aIect1 ns
04T Price 80 cents per Bottle.
~ w. cor Ninlh and Poplar streets. phIla9elrb,o " :
05- Sold by J. p. HolleGksr, Smyrna; r Mci"ou
Wilmington Ed. Challenger, New Castle Cowy,iI A.
Son, Dover; J. b. CIeaver Port Penn and Storetes~.
| ers and Druggists generally. my2GIy'iCp
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

THE fatal end Of Mr. Broderick's last duel
brings to mind his remarkable escape from a
duel which he fought on the 18th of March.
1852. at Contra COSTA, California. His antago
mist. Judge ]. Caleb Smith, son of Extra.B,Ily
Smith, ofVirgina, was uninjured, but Broderck
received bullet at one of The side pockets in
his waisicoat. where tor the fret and only time
ia his life, he carriedshs watch. He started %
the field with a new waistcost. and on the way
stopped at the jewelers. for his watch, which
had been undergoing repairs He then DIS
covered for the first time hat he had no watch
pocket, and he therefore placed his time piec,
in the side pocket where, in break king me force
Of Smiths bullet, it saved the owners lfa
Smyrna times., 1859-10-20

JOHN s. BELL, C. p.
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NufMmft Des OdmpferS
81 rauuDa"

SC : Dcrt, 20. Otdr5. Der Dampfer
@ranao1 pon Sapannab fam init benz 0teIte Der
caliIcrniideu Yaiia9iere bes ySllinoiS" unp nit
elmer Wfillicn Dollars oielen Na6mtttas bier
an. Das @elb 1T an Iauter Nep YOrter 6du,
fer ccnlt9nirt.
! Die @aAridteu BON Banana seben bis gum
10. D. Die 9. Ct. Sdalappe Gpane fam Das
lelblt an, nudpem lie perldieoene Sdfen an Der
lioamerifanild den &uIte beribrt bate.
Sen, Malfer reiSte per Dampfer @olpeu
Age mad Californian.
Die in Mapiuwaa befinbli6e g. ct S9a.
luppe Drocflpn ipclte in meni9eu Ga9en mad
Der merican. &alte abfabren.
Sn benz mericauiiaen Stuate @bipaS mar
cine He9clutiCn aus9ebrpdeu. Die Sniur9ens
ten nabmeu inter betrd4tll&em Blutper9teBen
pie Staot @omitan.
Die Na9riAten aus 8alparailo 9eben bis
gum Is. Sebr, SO berriAten in @btlt nod i'm
nler llnruben.
Giu Ibeil Der 9tapte, wel6e bic SnIurSeu
ten i'm 8e(ise batten, warOe l9Hen m'eoer al
sencmmen.
Die Streitigfeiten Swiiden Peru uno @cua.
Dor 1paren nod, niht beiSsleat. Oo9 mar e5
III feinem Treffen 9efcnlnlen.
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uat&u Die 0ofiuungeu off erfaIBtG;ae Beyaita
telunS nur bei4rdntt, abeE ieet baten (e neuetl
BDnet 9epCnren.
Die @rfldrun9 lDuroe nit 1noduernoet1t Nps
plans ent9e9en9enpmn.et1.
Sarbtnier.
Der Guriner Correspondent oe5 Qonponer
uSeralO" ldrei6t: Die Moniteur- Npte lei wie
Elm Oonnerfeil unter Den 6pf unb ba8 Wttn!lte.
RUM 8efalIen uno e6 nDate Dobtn fonuleu, DaB
mena 6ranfreid lid 3urid3iebe, Sarpiuen al
lein 9e9en Seltreif pntan9ebe.
Die C~fft3ielle uYjemOnteltl6e 3eitune" ents
bdlt Tpl9enDe5 O1 Die 6ltrei9il9e 4rmpe III
Staten auf Den &rie98luB eelebt lporpen it, 10
pat es Der 8Gni9 fir nStbi9 era9tet, bic @ontinz
9ente ein5u6eruIen, @r hoft, oaS 2ano weroe
Oiele WaBresel nit 8efriepisung aufnebmen,
pelde Die unabbdu8i8teit unO Die @bre oeS Gan
oe5 perlanseu.
Die SubIcripticn fit Die 9taticnaIa u nleibe
i6erl9rltt ben Setra9 beDeuteuo.
Spdteffe8. Der Suriner Correspondent
oe6 2onocn O6eralo" 6eriAtet, DAB bic Djnse
pteper frie9erIl6er ais le ausiebeu. Der S6,
mig unp feline Wfintlter molten &rie0 um ieoen
Bret8.
Die Ibri9en @prrelppnpenten l9rei6en eben.
fails, oaB peDel bic WtoHiteur. Nrtitel, nod Die
Reltgnatipn pe8 Prir3en Napolepn bic Srff
nun9en Der Srle9apartet %3erlt6rt ODER ibre @r@
rpartun8en 9ednpett babe1. llm einen 8or
panO gum In6riffe werDe le ni4t Uerle9en lein.
1eapel.
Die 2cnbcn rBclt" bebauptet, oa6 Der &6ni9
ron Nteapel tbat1dhIt1 nabnttnniB genoroen lei.
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5ettbtet tar b 4d|ttimpr aBefer

Wa ibin8tOn, 20. Mdr5. Die bislige
republitantlae Aiicciation ma9t Ycrbereitungen
our Teier bon SefferIon'S @eburtStaa.
Soton, 70, Oedr3. Der Dampfer Nia.
CARA, BON 2iberpOcl pia SalIiar, 1T eben ltsna.
llltrt moroen. SeIne Bplten merben beute gfa6t
ataeben.
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Srpen Sohne Der SrelbeIt.
NGs Mtteltebsr Der QSIbstn Gela&oge 8p. IS. >. 6. s..
aaD eefu8f, beats UFtttpo ben 30. 0}dry @tsnOS ~ u6r
In Der eDean pale 81 lrfbetnen, tnbsnt @elb6fte 0Da Der
g;6Bten Wt6tistett su oetbanbeln ~bDrltt9ea.
SIN Aufttags bes 1. @~rdfbtnten Br. MDfemtbal.
DER @r 9t. p enrY 80 e / i, SER.
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49, SAAEWTP YkWE SCWWAS.
Gte Neprfun6en oeS 5Cntme rba tbiabrtS bcgtnaen am a1sns
Tag ben a. Nprtl WlCrgsn8 s ubr. AT wei6em Gaae bic Ser.
lesan8 Der perf9tebenen 8lGhen %ftatfnhet.
Glsern, nelhe 8eIDnnen itnD, TIRE Ethber metner InhdIt am
ftn6 freGnelt9f erfuAt, tore anmtlbunsen TN
Jnterete Der 9ebrer unb SAaIer tUsalb wte mSsltG III ma
& RuGnh
SVtNW(O Np. Is 6. NrfberifnrA
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O1eue unb biui9e
8 q y e I e n

in Otrc. Is Ncrb'@ apltra6e.
Der unterseidnete b6it tets b6s erD6te eager ron
Xdpefe1t
Don benz neueaeu. seI6nnadpOAfsn Mafsr ar 9dben, YarIprs.
spsfsirrmer, apirtbsaabtn. SS9lsuf N sbenfp fetns 5saeF,
nnb RCbr 8isnbe1, @tnfdgtanb, S&nur unb Auafea an
5anb, weI4e er su ben %biatsaen, Ylshsn serIaaIt. &as UsIbs
fpl&e Sa6sn 81 taaf,n nuniaen, toaten ft nnetne sBasren
Mnb Bic IrttsIt fine raJu anfeben, che ne anbersmc fameu
WtIItam 3. @rfffttb,
SIR 13 @apar,, e~sBenaber Der @~prtfttras.
0pbbaars Ratraben msrben duf SeteDung ~dn9tferttgt WnD
8 apetrn ppn ben beaen arbeiterH f9nea unD gut Guf8ema4t
17df5r,6an &
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OampfbODts

@tnctunuti, 20. Wdr5, Der Dam
pier DclmeS, BON bier nit $50 BaIla9ieren,
nteift &niSranten n1d benz Bites Yeaf, nad
ct. 3auiS beIttnmt, lam auf Dem Sbio in Der
gtdbe BON aurora, Snoiana, leste 9ea9t in Gcle
lilicn nit benz Oamp5er @i6Icn, Der nit 3ufer
uno Wtolai1e8 nob Cincinnati belttnmt mar.
8eiOe Dumpfer %lanfeu. Sbre @aiatsn wur=
ben we98eri1eu uuo Is Bic 20 Berlonen pom
Dampfer pClme8 lcuen um9efcmtAeu letn.
9ead einetn 8eridte lcuen i'm 0lnjen nur 100
PeriOnen 9erettet, alio SO p~erloren fem. Der
@tblon bate nur 4 palfagtere, Die gerettet fem
Icuen; 5mei pom Ieiner Waunldaft perpen rers
niBt+
gus ben Sites Seat @Olhz Dltnen.
2eapenwOrtb, 20, Mdr3. Sc lino
gfadridten aus ben Bife8 Beat @olominen Bis
gum II. 6ebr. ein9elouFen; iie meloen eiuen
9lidli@en Sortsauo in ben Wtineu. Die Wiz
ner sewtunen $50 per Gas. Der 2ne
brang ron Denver na9 ben Wlinen 1T orG6er,
benn ie. Otebr ala 1000 Yerionen iinD Ieit
6reitas ausefOmmen. Die 8Orltdote ltn0 bon
@pmpa9nieen, Die aIetblt la9ern, an9efiat.
Die 0erren SoneS unc 0iullel idldten ben
eriten Grdin ain Sam5taS ab uno elm 5msiter
9ept beate alb.
GaafaS=Bab
QeapenWortb, 20. Wdr3. Oas 0olf
ron 8uniaa ltinmt beute bariiber ob, Oh eine
Staats @cnltituticn sebiloet merpen loQ oper
ni9t
3mette Oepeide.
2eapenDprth, 20. WeGr5. Die Wabl
Oubjer euDete Damit, paB iiA elm: iberUie9ence
Maioritdt fir bic 8ilOun9 elmer Staats. Son.
~lfitutirn auaiprad.
Stem Srteans, 20. O1drs. Ni6t
peni9er al8 80 S6iffe linO perbinOert, bic
MGnpunS be8 WiIliifppi (uad benz Weere) gu
paliiren. Sic baben 100000 8oIen Baum.
noble an Gcro.
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