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The Placer herald., 1859-02-26
The Senatorial Difficulty.

New YoRK, January oath, 1859.
The Washington correspondent of the
Times says, the city to-day has been full OF
rumors of pending hostilities between Doug
las and Davis. This is erroneous. There
is no ground for personal issue between
these parties.
Notes have passed however between Doug
las and Fitch, with a view to explanations
and retractions or a hostile meeting; but
the whole matter is IN the hands of mutual
friends, and in a fair way of amicablc adjust
ment. The first note was from Dougla as to
Fitch, demanding retraction.
The second note is from Fitch, which re-
iterates them. Douglas replies with de
tailed letter, explaining and modifying his
language, giving it a construction much less
offensive than as originally understood
Fitch rejoins anicably and his note will pro
badly settle the affair.
Messrs. Pryor and Hawkins, Of Ky, were
the friends of Mr.. Douglas, and Senator
Benjamin the friend of Mr.. Fitch.
Mr. Douglas friends assert that he will
fight through the present difficulties if ne
cessary.
Senator DAVIS Is understood to nave volun-
tarily apologized to both Mr.. ID. and Mr.. f.,
for the harsh remarks he made shortly after
the occurrence on Friday.
Pacific Railroad Bill.
The Pacific Railroad Bill was before the
Senate on the oath and 25th Of january
Various amendments were lost.
The amendment Of Mr.. Pugh which pro-
vides for the termination Of the road on the
eastern boundary Of California, was lost
Yeas 26. nays 2S.
The final vote was to have been taken at
one o'clock on the following day.
Miscellaneous.
Mr.. Benjamin has been reelected to the
United States Senate from Louisiana.
The Pacific Telegraph has been completed
to Leayenworth City, Kansas.
NEW YoRK, January 29th.
There was a rumor in the city yesterday
The Placer herald., 1859-02-26

A movement is said to be on foot to
" organize an opposition to the Charleston
Convention on the part of leading Democrats
from the North. So far, Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illinois
are the only States mentioned as likely to
take hold of the movement, but the prompt
ers are in hopes Of spreading it over all the
northern States 1t is of course another
step towards disorganizing the party, and if
successful must lead to scrub race for the
Presidency. Douglass friends are believed
to be at the bottom of it," If the writer had
said the pretended friends of Dougas,-Iittle
men who want to ride into position on the
back of the Senator, he would not have
been very far wrong Judge Douglas has
oven unmistakable evidence of his purpose
too return and remain with the Democratic
party. MarysviHe E1press.
The Placer herald., 1859-02-26

On an alarm of fire, person at an inn
was informed that his house was in flames.
"You had better inform my wife," said be,
with great composure, "for | never medde
with family affairs"
The Placer herald., 1859-02-26

woman abandons her opinion the mo-
ment her husband adopts it. Even in church
the women sing an octave higher than the
men, in order not to agree with them in
anything
The Placer herald., 1859-02-26

UNIVERSAL SUFFERAGE.-Mr. Bright, the
great Reforme,, is endeavoring to intro
duce universal suherage into England. In
one of his speeches he says:
speaking generally, in all the sovereign
and independent States of America there is
franchise as wide as that have proposed
to night; there is an exact equal allotment
of members to the electors, and there is
throughout most Of the States the protection
of the ballot. Yet, in America we find law,
order, property secure, and population in
the enjoyment of physical comforts and
abundance, suchla are not known TO the
great body of the people in this country,
and which never have been known in any
country in any age Of the world BEFORE"
The Placer herald., 1859-02-26

BY doing good with his money, man, as
it were, stamps the image Of God upon it,
and makes it pass current for the merchan.
disc Of Heaven.
The Placer herald., 1859-02-26
The New York Ledger.

A young lady thus writes to a friend on
the "exended usefulness" of the New York
Ledger:
1--WE would not be without it, Mamma
says it is stout and excellent for cutting out
patterns. 1t doesn't rub off, and wrap my
white slippers in it whenever | go to parties.
1t is the only paper brother Dan can't tear
up in peace for cigar-ights without being
scolded. Even cook delights in it. 1t goes
to market spread out at large in her "fruit
and chicken" basket and it contracts itself
in strips around the end of her candles
But above everybody else-and for its own
intrinsic merits, do Milton and Pats-our
little black waiters-truly admire and appre-
ciate the Ledger. Pats cuts out Agrippa
and lathe, for doll heads, and Milton dotes
on the tigers and snakes on the fourth page.
Yesterday Papa covered half the school
library books with the "back numbers" and
there you may read "Karmel the Scout"
in successive chapters all over the backs
1t is a great comfort to have a paper you
can tear up, and it will be serious incon-
venience to us when Everett writes for it,"
The Placer herald., 1859-02-26
Arrival of the Overland Mail.

The Overland MAIL with ST. Louis date:
to the 9th of Jynuary, reached San Fran
cisco on the goth inst.
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daily a'ir0inian.
NV NoRk cry, Fob. 26. 1859

10 III Ed,tors Lgnehbug pnyta,dn:
Believing the press t., be the proper medium
for hrnging grievances, or for commencing what
i, proper aid lust where the public ure int, rested,
| thiuk II nv duty as II c,iz"u 10 call tho atten-
ton ii the Directors of the Virginia \ Tennessee
Railroad to the manner in which passengers are
treated ON this route
There have been advertisements and hand bills
scattered broadcast through tho South, recon-
mending this route from Memphis via Knoxville,
lvuehhurg, &c., ms being the shortest most direct,
nrl superior accommodations rs to inrc, cars &c
THIS notice hns thrown three e.iourihs of tho travel
thron,h this limo that once went YIN Augusta, Gu
nnd Wilmington. y, &. Ii may have been moro
than Mns expected, and that the VA. Tenn. r.
Il. nre not prepared to meet the large business
passing through their road. yet regret it. IA it is
the onl, one Of the many roads that does not
cnmr fully up t. the wants of the travelling public
On Thursday before last. passed over tho rond
from knoxville 10 Bristol found the cars clean
aud cammudions. every thlng necessary At
Bristol changod cars. and the four Passenger and
one second cln~s or negro car that arrived, were
puchcR ~ two Passenger and one negro car for
lyuehhurr and there werr, at nlmos, every stn
tlon, additions going North, There appeared to
lr II wait oi accommodation in all concerned
ro crown the whole matter. there was German
jew. II, took him to be, pcdar ni apples. eggs
oranges. Calla -, cakes, cigars, Nc, who seemed
to have an extensive acquaintance with the negro
population Oh the route had two seats capable of
seating four persons devoted t" his traps, when
through passengers had 10 stand up, and ladies' to
lc thrust to the very front seat in the negro
y rs hr pay Tor four seats II the Directors trip?
are his traps Of NOR" interest than the through
rrntcl9 Passengers who bad passed two or three
>lcrrlres nj &hts would take IT favor not to be
packed IN ear that had nst been cmpticd oi II
1t It dirty .roes
NJ, only motive ior lrinein, this to your notice,
l. that "Od Virginia may take Lending position.
which she is juNt entitled TO- instead of bringing
ur the rear, and very bad rear at that and be
hrvin,s that the Directors are mol fully aware of
the annoyance that the public are subject to on
their iautr.
Had mne host Of the Wythc,lc dinner cstab-
lNhnlent, the road under his control ns he has his
table there would hc no grumhling- wish could
SAY l.c same of the break fast house at .jonssboro
A. Ia the cr wdel cars, the same remark is mp
plicnl,c to the Road from linnksyillc to Richmond
~ above to- the other.
JAS 7. BLAIR.
of Columbus. Miss.
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Clemens on Boil.

.JCre Clemens, the able and accomplished editor
of TIE Memphis Enquircr, thus concludes n fierce
editorial in reply to Mr.. Atkins, from West Ten
nessce:
Mr.. Atkins said something more lie charged
distinctly that the Richmond Ihigand Louisville
.Jou,nal we're engaged in this work of afiliation :;
and ndulged in n pathetic lamentation over the
deep disgrace Of the Hon. Jno. Bcll,against whom
he brought the monstfous charge that Massa-
chusetts member Of Congress had spoken Of his
talents and public virtues in terms of admiration,
Well it so happens that we share Mr.. Burlingame y
admiration Of the Tennessee Senator, and we do
not carc how soon,or how widely it is known that
we belong to the Bell wing Of tho Opposition.
Whatever is said against that wing we claim the
right to repcl and if our remarks were character
lied by any want of courtesy, (which we deny
Mr. Atkins must remember that he cast the first
stone John Bell is man Of whom Tennessee
has reason to be proud, and when Tennessee
member Of Congress undertakes to say that he
bushes for his State, because that name is men
toned with eulogy. he only proves his own inca
pacity to understand what is due to distinguished
merit distinguished taent-unqucstiorable pa
trotsm--nnd unblcmishcd character
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BY CHARLES ". TTON
T. -,

y, winery. d. ruhi ne aiiv e
,., ,,nur in a.v,no,, weekly % -, InNrr II .
,t{a.v,,.- uO5 . ..IalEe ma ~ y ~
vii Zee ii.c,i rued a n epii1n 'he ir'Pi''"N
..,l ! 4rr,slGe.. sha lsHF ,"H tzatl =,
Ap\ERI INt MIN Ntre inserted "r .r'h's i' 'at"'
an nnrr i"r'n or e'kf ~ men ."''
u, an IA. h,rr, ~ iusert'on II IL" huil'i OF
,r. A., mo-, marked thr Mo-, '. fn1i'sieatH =
A re, ON an r'ttFec '''"tfihs
'" II EARIA Al NJ
For nne gu'r. / y.......'........
Il,
~ Adecrsrn.n' Intended tor both papersSuol'e'" ~
ci ont att. t., ,.,h.,, t,,,,e1,,e
IN, ncs ~ the charged AZ transient rates
rsy- new ady.r,isemens appear IN the nai'y al" W.
y : Ely rarers .,,t..s ar.., ,r,.a
- ,ih tuarv ra''z'~" ~ 'feeei e'E'' '""' " 'e'
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INTERESTING PAssAGEs.-llon. Andrew johnson

says
1t ia in the power of Congress to prevent these
expenditures; and if we do not lnterpoSe' we are
resnonsiblc for Them This government scarcely
out of its swaddng clothes is making more co'7np,
use Of oncy in proportion to the amount collected
from the people as honestly believe than any dfh-
e. on the face ofMe hablatie globe.
Hon. $. a. Smith says:
We arc as wise honest and economical MS were
opr fathers. There were always croakers in pri-
yate and dema2ogtes in public life who based
their Complaints on false and exaggerated state
menta.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-05

Tie Bedford Sentinel make the following re-
ference to n matter which was noticed in our Edi
toriAl columns Yesterday:
We understand says that paper that Mr.. Letch-
or ha made list If appointments for the Wes
tern part Of tie State extending through the
month Of March Perhaps it is his policy to draw
Mr.. Goggin ~ much he can, from the Eastern
portion, Of the State. lie may be unwilling to
face the music III that section Of the State. lie
d,ulle,. la, MT l5fg,ttcn his sneer at the negro
ol.gy anI ncsro-oeraey Of tho East. We trust
however, that Alr. 5ssin will not permit him to
accomplish such purpose. We are very dcsir
Gus that they shall be together to discuss the ma
ny vital questions affecting the interests OF the
State but the right should not be conceded to MIR.
Lchcr ofmakins appointments for discussion, u
grecale to himself. without consulting the wishes
fhis opponent. This he has already done. The
appointments should hnve been the subj ect of CON
ference and compromise between the Candidates.
We doubt not, however, that Mr. Goggin will
meet him whenever, and wherever he can, consls-
tent with his obligations to visit other portions OF
the State.
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Whig nnd American Mecting.

Al meeting OF the Wings and Americans of
Bedford County ON Monday the 2Sth OF Fcb'y,
ISl? ni the Court House. Tn motion, Col JonN
W. lIolr. was called pthe CHAIR aud II. &. Ulck-
INsoN appointed Secretary.
On motion Of James f. johnson, Esq the fol
lowing Nus unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we rnliy the nominations re-
equity made b> the State Convention in Richmond
Of Hon. william l.. G"ggin. for Governor. Wait
man I. Wiley. Of Mouongnlin for Lieutenant
Governor. aud Waller Preston for Attorney Gen
eral and that We will use all honorable means to
secure their election.
1t being suggested tnthc meeting that the Hon
VIM. L. t'oEgn was present, he was loudly cal
led for, and addressed the meeting for more than al
hour upon the various political topics Of tho day
On motion, the proceeding Of this meeting were
ordered to be published in in the Bedford Sentinel
Iyncbburg Nirginnu, and Richmond Wing
The meeting nd djourncd
JOHN W. HOLT, Sr., Chm.
II. q. plckINSoS, Secetnry.
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\ GIt(;(iI,\IIl,.IAIE.It.

y. GtCGI.\l Ii.lN Nj I.R.
respectfully cali ihr hrut"u't IT, n" "lt ana
w i,dr L., irrtt anl v,l sto ted socS Dry
.ooi4. Bout, Shoes ialuel,r att nu"n Las t u ra'
l.tin, toes 81 oNo, d S,r Hon sifh at aaltv
ladr> I >k,. rHu he supp lr WI. iIt 'f7r'h
- III p, Aari H.. etapA At MsHt#' d"as
Hus, ArA"tass AC un>iiPas ~ l., lr,' tto 'i
lhc E,>t sto, tloaI- Shawl, V IL
u hi to lh, Ntt Clh , tIand l'tu~ NJ taHfl
-,loer 81 Sho,,-"li'h upon r'anunahn, wi SO TN
tltn Asa 't oi tInA-, - r"r. At WIN"
god -i," al t,v, No,ls IL tuu hands tlan"' IL n
lIaytfs ln,4t,sl go" MY st, 4 Ill1Eattn
y to.A Merchant, Will p Wl II aI, hr ~ h'i"e
roiua \util4. tiH'i lllMlk
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
on 1HE III ~ uf 1lIE
nov A. havana l.OTT
--Fut the ben, NJ oi thu


-Fvt the benz 1T oi the
MONIss'EI.IO UNION ACADEMY,
"i JAsriH COUNTY, GHtGlA,
~ thotiArd b. prrtal Att OF Legislature,
M C N N e Y & c J., M Managers.
IL he dlh"h ~ nhir. rflrt snrornI"ionrc Of
two Com ,','rsW Il SIMMONS aud rht Mis- in tho
City of Savannah, Gcorgin
On tlIc Plan of single Numbers.
Eii, lh"u~nmd Tickets:
, D G27 T. kl II r. = =!
Moro than ono Prizc to every two Tickets
1 Pi RI l. PHIZ T.
500, 900.
TEtEGrs sONI.N CEN DOLLARS.
HAlNEs, ct herthr AMI tl0lllS IN rKulohfi N
Class DRAWS ON
saturday. H..TCh 9Th, lS5C.
CLASS IL DRAWS On
saturday. March l2th. tS5c.
CLASS IL DRAWS On
saturday. March I9tli. 1879.
CLASS l. DRAWS ON
saturday, March 10Th. 1Soc.
r.
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II AZ or III. Iot ~ Rh.
Th' nnHr'. q ii to a1hn '"rt, ahl r Nth IL Mise Hrn
brrs tn r,,t. Iut,,ioa ardte ship, papor.
c,e.''t WI -u.e IN ioos = - I'la,, 80 ~ "lo'l
III" mt ~ r. ". tutHrA tfh ri - 'nr' cei NJ"
pln,'d Ia alI.so,r rA,,,
III, wlr,. ,ft,H aol md uh,t /, dt
the wheel II Nnthls. and ht tA" ttun loh drawn
from 81, I'll. ".c. lie numh,i AL t!1a drawn tuf
opened aud D.hhus g. the nni"nce, ant ,FlS"ted T., thu
Conn ,#,t,r' ta'ltlc hsing placed ..na the ~ r",'
draw L. u,ni.t'l repeated untl, Ihr lli1t,
s1pI1,o< rfIIs.=lh ctwa proceeding at tl,ciwo
ctts Numn, t ints, drawing ia" h}st Pr'r Ill e
entitled II -. IL hploNlmatl"t Ii..s tnr'Aimpi" II
Gcrrd laie,I'ia l1I H. VIII zach - ent ii IA s,un
II 1ct,i ~ .. lavo the e3uu1 iuf eo.c '.' at, nnm
berd T., t. .n ~! wi each be cnli' IA @ md AZ
according % e,
CtWlIi9tAIsol Fh' kAGt' Will std a. TN following
rates. 4.u It The It~k.
trrt.h Itates Of 10 Whole Ia 'c#. ...... ssO
10 li,f ........... 10
10 Quarter ......#.. ~
10 l.gltA ........... 10
II oK1I RING TICKETS OK tl VIA tAllN,
u,nrt at win tiny Wilde tor,,,tdrn n,it
ihasc. have ih.t, ,ning m ien fh,y may dsis
Jho drawn nru rl- ard ,a4,s i be- rur.
chaer lmmr'rteN ar't he dra N"s
str lnr Lh-,f+ MI, -! se ft, aatutcs Ialu and
kNr rt,E post ia = r. utiS an 'i,t'
to- E.mroil hht,,' pr 5't .A'n ald payable in iui
tlr.u,Iltu#
~ Ai r,,sot O. and u,lrf p u lancdt,ly after
The uu-uler rtts'- 4 IL, u-uatt thniy d,As
All c.nnlunI,art, .ttly ''uudennhi
Addrsstr'irs tt ~ g. ts"' 81 T. IN
VI Mn SIh - Sa>anuah Ga.
once Mn>"ii. Hal 81 IL. lh Sire" ''..a .anunh. ia
~ ! = iha iin,u The Mhr,l,
Cr putt sud every oram IA tn '""q"dh 'a " Aa~s
u,IitI . liz
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1TANO Observation-Disclosures

ETANO INs.V>CHRURG.-asit a. msy
II generally sn that Gnano and other fertilizers
he h"ufi in ynci burg good terms as in any other
with regular a'"d in insce t, myself
well as tor the hen"h' o. the farming community now pub
intend tn keep hand good supply Of al
approved F., tiyer and d'a ,r' "rPey than
housc In the city In them think Ic safely
sell cheaper than other house II certainly
Of farmers patrnnise because thereby
cy enabled purchase Fertilizers al as low price as
oicr market Of nil risks and tronbl" Please
soli.c this and else offer for sale in
and to arrive
300 Tons Nc A Peruvian Gnano,
100 Reeses Manipulated Guano
100 Sombrero Lump ,iround
s. " Brown Mexican Guano,
50 Elide Island Guano.
100 Plaster. Lump and Ground,
25 " Kc'tlcvells Potash and Plaster,
900 Sacks Liverpool Salt. prime quality
Farmers living the Canal below Ivnchburg he
piled at their landings they will make
aug II IS WM A MILLER. on Basin
CUPER-PUOsPHATE OF FI.lWE.-yBi,cheIi u
- Crossiaes Bone Super Thosph of Lime prepared
from ground Bones Peruvian Guano and other
edged fertilizers containing all the elements
durable stuant For sale nv tho subscriber price
han Peruvian Gusuo trial will prove economy and
periority W.T. ANDERSON.
3lts
GPRuNG STYLE HATs.-i hnvr just ope ned
Ssevcralrew styles Of MOLE SKIN HATS, beautn va
.y. lfse ldhl r. KY.
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u. { rfrfKs \ yorK DAVID SRI SCI 'fy.curs.
" TaMPBFII.S ''''"' nfAItk OILY.
0rECERA. AWrBEII a co. Bnn,rrs, -
i Wall st, New York hny and Sell unrurrent money,
checks make collections nj all POINTS n The I'm
orders tor the purClas, sale
IS Bond. nd other upon toumssi"n and
lpin's the general banking business in all
departments
The firm in Lynchhurp ia Peters Spence Co, WHO viii
give prompt attention business entrusted (" them
,l
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IL taon with many al the rhdlnE Dentists fYy{Ssrsxkdh
this country the sulj"ct ot extracting LILY
teeth by the aid ut clrctT.fity whi"h mode isft
the o the nav
ing satisfactory trial OF several wcths
have conclude d 10 adopt 1t IN my liaoiiCr
y y.
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I ooK TO YOUW COAu. a WOOD B,aL,

WaLsfc Just received another supply Of the celebrated
Victor and Mr COOK STOVES. tor wood aad coal which
sally adm the late Agricultural aud Me-
chanica air IN this place by the great saving Of fuel the
thickness of costing thrr superior finish and perfect
the various department. Of cooking they ncknow
edged Stoves known. We have fitted to
Copper hot boiler which Is
furnishing hot at all times without
additional fuel being heated by the smokepipe and without
Interfering the cooking arrange ements of the stove
nov dis g. BLISS co
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To III HAD AT rtl cioTHING sroW of
ANITEI, IIARAIA\. AC' L..


has again To Iii ola stand ON Main Street afc,
having fitted in splendid style. and i' IT With the
attractive and elegant assortment Il l'nN - toN
FEtTIoNERY. FANCY GOODS. FKl II -. Ara a". His
ali an constitute the uns tN;"hsir" as"ti
t of NOTIONS tor tho cllr and deira,irs for th"
Il, , yer brt,r, off, red in IXurihlrr dee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-05

~ u. Thcr, and worthless ttnacks
lvertising Physicians and copying DIR JONI
sroNs Stof Menders Boot Blacks Lamp Trim
mrr H Conmptib Initd,ors hose lives instead
OF at the Noble Medicine been spent Iii he
M1ia Capn-io styling themselves R'3nidry Edn
nd Pusiciaps upon the xpcroncd and
pecng tring the health Of all unfortunate
" that r Johnston drems II necessary
,ecay those unacquanted with his reputation
that credentials diplomas always hang In his Office
MS REMEpIEs aud treatment entirely unknown to
II. other, reparti from life in the great hnsiit's
i,nru and ,rs in this country and more extensive
nrsrc tlan other rhvsirian IN the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
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Dofelbe troy Der iSeniiden 94wieriStetten sur

Dofelbe troy Der iSeniiden 94wieriStetten sur
Gufibruns gu brinsen.
S9lieBli3 milf EN- mir nod ben tpadereu
Wdnnern, bic in ben uutersn JieelOnen Der Sc
nannten 2cfale oas 9ie9iment flbren, uniel
Compliment MAIDEN. Wtittellt Der pbrenclcSi.
IAeu l1nteriuauuSeu, Die lte nit garter 9ans
BON j3eit gu 3eit an ben S4doeln etnorinsen-
Der 8ullie8 unO 2Oafer8 anlteIten. bra9ten lte
es Dabiu, buB Die bunoerte BON Wtinnern uni
6rauen, welde in ben Oberen He9iOnen ben
SOrleiunSen beiipcbrteu, ltets un9eTdbroet B. {
0alle betreten uno U~erluien %tOnuten.
Die ofentliden SOrtrdse iinO nun u6er Die
beige Sabres3eit perta9t, ober nur, UNI i'm ytc'
Uember nit erneuter @ner8ie un0 Trenol8te't
wlener aufaenen1men Au melben.
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LciegrapDtlcDe Nacbricbtet
Mnfnnft oeS Oampfers
.H crtb 8rttto n"
IIH " = 2 80 - "TI.H|"-
lTa9 ReuereS aus @urcpa

I213 Neuere6 q Y 8 @urpPa. a.
Nioer Blu 2oupe, 2. Wat. Der
Dampfer yecrtb BrittOn, na1 Quebec beltimmt,
tam bier an NIT 2IUerpccl. Na4ri9ten bel 20.
Aprll.
DaS Yarlament puree am 10. Ipril Der
tast. Die 9feoe Der 3Sntsin Ia5t, man babe
pie llaflSlunS beialc1cu, UNI benz 9anoe Die
@eleSenbett gu Sebeu, ieine Dtelnuns iber bic
.Dffsntliden NnSele8enbeiten aus5uipreAen. Dir
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