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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

The ISSUE PREsENTED-W WtN .
The most interesting and important debate
which has taken place for years occurred in
the Senate only few days since This de
bate was not 50 important of itself but it was
intended as presenting to the country the is
sue on which the Presidential fight is to be
made in 1860. Douglas boldly avowel hi,
position to be nonintervention of Congress
in the affairs of the territories, so far as their
legislation on the subject of slavery was con.
cerned-and the leaving of all slavery ques
tions arising to he settled by the judiciary
under the Constitution. This doctrine was
avowed 10y Senator Douglas at New Orleans
and at New York in terms equally explicit
and strong The Southern Democrats de
nounced the position of Dougls, and declar-
ed they would never vote for any man who
maintained it. and laid down distinctly the
platform of "intervention of Congress to pro-
tect slavery in the territories against the
wishes of the people resident therein " This
platform was recognized and fully adopted
by Senator q win. while Mr.. Brrderick took
sides with the Little Giant" anG declared
for non interv ention.- Wash. cor. Alta.
The above is q very correct statement OF
the positions taken in the debate above al
luded to.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

KNocKED DowN.-Sometime after nine
o'clock, last evening, German matchmaker
who keeps near the corner of d and First
streets started home with box of watches
and iewe'ry under his arm. but had not pro-
eeedcd far on Third street, when he was
knocked down by some unknown individual.
who seized his box and made Off with it. We
have not learned the amount of his loss, but
il must hnve heen considerable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

VS Leigh Hunt, the genial essayst and
veteran author, is writing series of popers
called The OCCASIONAL" for the London
Spectator-a journal in which his son II
Hunt is interested, both as editor and pro.
prietor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

KILLED ny DRtNK-A soldier died ot the
garrison a. Steilacoom on 2lst March tho
victim Of ardent spirits He lay out in the
woOis for ten days was finally found, and
died a short time after he was brought to the
most
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

CEMENT ROOFING. &c. W. Aubrey is Agent
in this city for "Child's fire and waterproof
Cement Roofing" Examine his advertise.
ment, wherein the truly admirable qualities
Of this roofing are SET forth.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
The Case of Capt. PendletOn--Death of a
COurtesan--Accident TO n Fireman.
The COIlectOrship of Sacramento.

SAN FRANCsco, April I'd.
The examination of Captain Pendleton for
cruelty maltreating his crew was resumed
to-day. The Court room was crowded to suf-
location. The sailors corroborated the testi-
mony Of the man concerning the Captains
cruelty. The examination then closed and
Pendleton was fully committed on the charge
of numbering Williams, one of the crew.
The notorious Mary Swain was found dead
in her bed in Bartlett Alley, this morning.
Van Orden was seriously, but not fatally
burned at the fire yesterday. His brother
fremen are not allowed to visit him.
The National says that the nomination of
Lewis Sanders, Jr as Collector of Sacrament
to, was sent to the Senate on March 5th, but
too late for action upon it. His Commission
has, however, been issued
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

Ltolr By all mems read E. Frenchs Od-
vertisement in another column. He sells
camphene. and other fluids and oils at all as
tonishingly cheap price
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

S5s Mrs. General Scott is in Rome. Gen.
Scott is in New Orleans but will soon return
to his post at Washington. Mr.. VIM. Smith
O'Brien, the Irish patriot, is in Washington.
Capt. Hudson has been presented, by the
Queen of England. with medal and a gold
box. August Belmodt lately paid Little
Ella Burns" two hundred dollarsfor a private
reading given by her at bis reiidence in Fifth
Avenue.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

The OFFICE SEEKS THE MAN-We notice
that by the election last week in MarysviIle,
our friend, Rev. E. B. Walsworth is again
chosen School Commissioner for another
year. He has filled that position for several
years, and in his hands it has been no idle
task Both political parties in the field uni
ted in his nomination, and thereby actually
paid him greater tribute of respect than ev
er an election of a bare majority of votes
could have done, or even the premium of
salary could express. There are always hun
dreds ready to sieze fat office. and it is but
very seldom such an office is left to seek its
man-but it is no less wonder TO see Q man
willing, year after year, to accept an Office
which has no salary--no glistening public
honors withal, and 60 through its drudgeries
for the sake of the good he can accomplish,
not to himself as person, but to the public
as whole
The people of Marysvlle have shown their
good sense in electing to a moneyless but
important office. such faithful and competent
men me, as MIR. Walsworth and Mr.. Blain.-
ouid that all the richer offices. high and
Pdeifc
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

SENArons puGn ANp BnopERIcK. The
speeches Of these gentlemen on Hale's amend
ment in the Senate respecting the restrictive
clause in the English Kansas Bill, will be
found in another portion of this days DEMO.
GRAFT. They should he attcnlivelv read.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

J. W. SIMoNToN.-This gentleman has as
sumed the editorial management of the Eve
ming Bulletin. The change can hardly fIil
to lie productive of good to the papers,. F.
Telegram.
W. cOpour
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

E1B The Boston Courier is now conducted
by Mr.. John Clark, managing editor and
Messrs George Lunt and George S. Hillard
associate editors, with a regular staff consist.
ing of Messrs. Thomas Gill, E. H. House and
o. II. Dutton. The commercial man is Mr.
Hugh OBrien, and the boss'reporter Mr.. IL.
I. Rockwell Quite concern.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

FREsu OYsrEss-H Pink U. S. Restau-
rant. is ngen, for A Ludlam's fresh shoalwa-
ter B ~ Oysters, and will furnish the coun-
t-y trade at liberal rates. He advertises in
another place.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

s3B- Leigh Hunt writes to the Spectator in
terms highly commendatory of Miss Craig's
Crystal Palace Poem. unlike prize poems
in general which possess but poor repute,
owing to the conventionalisms with which
they abound in the universities, Miss Craigs
production contains poetry truly so called,
and OF the rarest imaginative kind"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

tE Dr. A. Ball has removed his office to
3 'ett's Blilding on Second street. nea- c No.
l0l, up st trs See his advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
BOURNE, ELwELL * co.
Herald Buildings, E Street,

OFFER FOR SALE
New California Cheese;
California uoked Beef;
Fresh Cranberries, in kegs;
English Goldfish
No. / Mackerel half barrels and kits
Tongues AMI Sounds in kits;
Oregon picked Salmon
HaNall Flour;
Corn Starch
Java Coffee;
CASTLE Soap;
Dried Apples and Peaches;
Layer Rasins;
Dried Currants;
IIiedsick Champagne
ALSO-A general assortment ofGR0CERIES, PRO
VISIONS and LIQUO IS, selling low for cash, guar
antied Of the best quality. mhl9-my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

To There is prospect that the span;nrd
s'ot 10y Portuguese Joe will recover. He is
still, however, very badly off
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

ALL Fools DAY.-In our columns, yester-
day, we saw it reported that the Governor
had sent in a communication to the Assem-
bly,, informin G that honorably body that he
had approved a bill to prevent settlers meet
ing at large in the county of Sacramento -
We looked upon this, at first. as q wholesome
joke practiced on the community, under the
license that the day affords, and were little
veXed that any one about the office should
take such liberty with this high dignitary
even upon the first day of April. But upon
inquiry, we were assured by our proof.reader
that 1t was an undiscovered cantrip of the
types; and of all the fantastic tricks that
these mischievous little imps have ever play
ed. this is certainly the most eccentric. What
the Governor really said, and what we in
tended TO make him say, was, that he had
approved a bill to prevent stations running
at large in the county of Sacramento. How
stallion could he mistaken for settler is
more than we, who are young at the business.
are able to comprehend.-S Standard.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
WANTED.
NOTICE,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
HrOOms, Brushes, Pals,
Tubs, Washb Oards, COrdage, &c.

NHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE CONSTANTLY RE-
i 80 oe'vlug ny arrivals from the Atlantic, fresh ad
t, 20 tler already extensive stock OF goods, and
!h'euu 10 Keep the largest and best assortment in
'ner nhe to be found on the Pacific Coast.
\, ALSo' iull and complete assortment Of Twines
tet,' oelhes' Shoe Thread, Saddlers' Thread &C. of
ne osst brands, all Of which they Offer in quantities
70 SUIT purchasers, atthe lowest wholesale prices.
ELAN lIUWES,
S4 Clay street,
febii-sm-2p San FrancSeo
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

OVERLAND MAIL.-The Southern Overland
mil arrived at San Jose. yesterdty. but
brought no later intelligence than that al
ready received by the steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

Awarded First Premium at the Mechanics Fair. 1s57
ITS EXCELLENCE INDICATED by ITS UNRIvALLEp SUCCESS
4 Ii WORK GUARANTEED. For adhesveness
"a elasticity, durability and all the requisites of n
is not only water and air tight but is also Rrenrocs
and will not crack by cold melt by heat and NAV
be walked on without the slightest injury.
Architects, Builders, and all who wish new Roofs
ad or OLD ones repaired will find II TO their Interest
to call and examine this Roofing before contracting
elsewhere. 'N''"s
Letters Of inquiry will receive prompt attention.
G. w. AUBRY, Agent,
ap3-my N.Rvsvt,,v
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
Notice.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RESIGNATION OF
Il MR.. C. f. BROWN, the undersigned has been ap-
pointed Agent of the Sitka Ice Company and respect
fully socits a continuance of the patronage Of the
people of Marysville lie is now prepared to furnish
superior TO a. in quantities to suit purchasers,
at the shortest notice.
ICE delivered at any part of the city
DEPOT First street. near -, at the Old Place.
mhll-lm ID. Il. MARTIN, Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
Dissolution NOTICE.

TENHE Co-partnershp heretofore existing under the
Il name and style Of Ross & Welsh Is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will be
Quoted hereafter by 4. Ross All parties indebted to
the old firm are requested to settle, to save annoy
ance. f. ROSS,
P. J. WELSH.
Marysville, March 14th, 1859. mhl5-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03
Annual Report of the Funding Commits
SiOnars.

Annual Report of the Funding Commits
siOners.
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit to you our
ANNUAL REPORT:
Amount of outstanding Bonds of 1856, 900, 800 90
" 1856, .... 65, 100 20
$164,70O 90
On hand April A. 1855:
In the hands Of Brumagim Co ,695 90
Notes secured by Mortgage. ... 5,510 00-$14195 90
Reed from City Treasurer Nov is, '5s... 1917 90
Feb. 10, 81. Al 90
Interest ..... s35 90
$3l7sI 20
Coupons returned by NJ Brum.
agim Co ......... ......... $4,000 90
Cash in hands OF Brumagim & Co. 635 o.
Z" 4" - Decker, Bruma-
GIN Co., deposited for pay
ment Of interest. ..............16 1917 90
Amount Of notes on hand, secu-
red by mortgage real estate, 6375 00-$ 7sT co
Respectfully submitted,
p. DECKER,
A. G.. SOULE
c. NJ. GORHAM,
Fund'g. Com'rS.
Marysville, March 80, 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-03

Ell DOkADO ClGAR STORE.
90 D Street, near Wells, Fargo Co.'s Office
Marysve, March &C. 1859. mh26-my
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glafrdt wirb bermit an aae YerIcnen 9CBc.
ben, Die in 2rha Gauntp gHaTen in ibrem Seligc
batsn, mete tem Staat 9cnnlplSanien 9etGrsn
unp 9cSthmdrtig uidt pur6 cine rr8eImd6i9 cr9a'
nilirtc mtGriide GOnrosnie tenuBt mrroen, paf
Iie tirIslte IoslrtA an ren Srisare' SnpsftCr, an
lensr 2tmtsitubs in @asntnun, 0t5aIefcrn baten.
SUuten irgenp gGnfen unsricsmdbi9 fir rtnrr
3sttraum pcn rinrm WiCnat, pcn rrm Datum be,
obtesn Na6ridt, ;urifsrbaItn wrresn, 10 wtrt
bierpurA bcmjensen eine SeIctnun8 BON So an
aetoten, prr i'm Stanpe 1T irseno cine psricn an'
suarten, mcl6c iibrrfutrt wsrprn fam gSaffsr
asIrbpIOrig ,urtdsebaIten ;u batrn-uno 9e9er
oQc lolde perlcnen welfe auf picie gHeiie g8af
fen ecacn baS @sIrs BurtdSc4aIten, iptro nit Del
Qan6csgrieBsn psrfabrcn.
e. !. 6eee, Brig. Snlprftcr,
Der 2teu Brigade, 7rR DtUtfUn, 9. gR
gusuf 81. Rq4n
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An 0as ID II blik II III.

81 etraibe, Slauerunb8 8pbIen.
Die llntrreifnrttn bitten lint Gtlautnis bst
Slrssrn BON Nllentaun uno Der lImgrarnb an,us
iet9sn, bab lie neutth bic Wiitle an hem Serbian
Slug, etwa cine Nele nSrbIi6 BON @Qentaun,
tetannt als SuB's NItte, 9rrrntst balm, aIrro
iie trrrtt fno
Qlle 2trten Mdblzl(rbeit su perridten,
unp paS 9ubIifum NIT
GlauGr, .futtGr uno 0rtraiSt
orn alien SUrte ju teIcrsen. Sir gBat,sn.
Rr99cn, gBrldfrrn unb Safer pirb an ibrsr
Oltblr, 70 tpis an tbrem StpbrGauGr, am Gfe bsr
9nrm uno 9ten Strabe In Nlentaun, Cbsfannt
unter hcm Namrn 8rri'5aIc) prr bE6Re Nartt.
preis trSatlt.
Srrrrs fir 5lauer, Gut.er uNb @straite tpsr-
esn an iRrsm StOtrtaule pper an brsr Sffs bel
trem Jptlrntcfe, In tcm erltsn gBarb &. s.
Rlrppn9er'S alter Stanb) onsencmmen. =.
Ste tetrtiten aud tpie cBetem bas Rctlen.g
l6aft uno ras 0rtraiSr gsIddft an itren alten
StanbplGsen.
Die 8reunre unb RunSm bon GitaGman guB
inS seteteu unS nit itrrr SunbI6aIt su tcaun.
tsen, nte ibm Su 36til wuvpr, inorm mir atles.
NS9Itfe tbun werNm atIsemeine grfrirbsuns al
9ebrn.
8otb, @tflepunb Co.. =.
I(lrataun, Suli 20. ndtS
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wtrb ticrmit sr9cten, bae Die llntsrsti6neten ale
Aomtnitratrren bon Der SintntabrnI6aIt hes
Srltcrtenm 81 Gorge Sanpwerf, lebttin
BON spaidn9tcn 3auuI6ip, 2saa GauntY, er-
nannt roresn itnb.-aue pitisnisrn pabrr, prl.
dc nod an tellsts 9interIoBr f6uItrn, Iinb
tterourtb sriuht irntrbalt 6 9BcGen an3urufen
mo abSut3aben limb ScI6s welfe nod rcdbt.
md6t9e 2nforperunssn batsn, finp aetdfaas sr.
ludt toIfe innsrbolb Der triaeten 3sit wrbltr'
Rdtt8t sin3ubGncigen an
@eor9c 6onbperf, ! ,r>.,,o.
9enrD Senriee, @0" o.
Nuau1 10. na6m
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g tb 4 f ares =
Qic0enbeS Gtgentbum
@u9ua 81.

2(uf ofentliAtr Senou su perfaufef.
Sam1a0s nrn 6tcn Sctptsr UNI lltr Na6
nlittaSe. loa ouf bcm Yabr Ieltt, in Stp' '9S9ctt
tau launlhip, 2cha GauntY, ICl8enpeS 9tsrntbun'
auf Effentlltcr Etnpu UrrtNuft wCrren, nGmlldD :
Sin Dtrrtibe6 StUf 2onO,
aetr9en in bril9trm GaunItp uno Gauntp, 8rGn'
,cnp auQGnrer ucn 9lsuten QSerner, 9Billtam 9Scn'
ncr, Scbn Grrreu unp onrerc; rntbattenp Al older
mebr crer mengcr p1pcn lino Gina 10 Ndsr
prjlanc. unp rns iibr9r ii 9utss 8auIanp, in
I6dti6e 6eIprr 9etbetlt, untcr 9utcn 6cnien, unr
itsrbaupt in cinem 9uten GulturSultanpe. 0tt
TettGbCrun9cn barduf lino
RwzA Sin Slpeiit0fi9tc6 8locfz
f:::f @obnb1u5,
.sassss cine quite StwsiSnsSdeuer, Der untcrt
8betl BON Stetn unc rrr were ron SoIj, 30 bel
so. Gs trfinprn la aud 5wst Sprinsen ou'
tem Gi9rntbum 70 wie Elm 9utrs Sprn9bnus bel
rrr rnen. eIsitfaas sin gutter Srunnsn unO aIIerIe
pom te1en Stf.
SO 1T ttee tas tirtrrto6en tir9cnee @i9rnttun
prs perllcrbencn Scbn 9 d. Gnetrudl, leBt'
bin ron teIagtrm GaurIdip unp Gomtp --uno &C
III trrrlthcs GrrmTgrn unp wpbl bic Nufmsrtam
ttt pen &aufIulsen wsttt.
Die 8spin9un0cn am 9rrtaufttoSc burp
6earp Sareeu, u OF''
auauR 81. nq5n
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MGerbau< Ser1 r1ammlun9.

Die &rtcutipe COMMITTEE unp Die ancrpnungs'
COMMITTEE Der Qcaa Gauntp Afsrbau @sieahait,
wirr i6 puIammeln auf ben t0ten Srptemter
nd6itenS. um rbr Nadmittass, an prm .,Nmsrt.
can 6Otd", in Der Start auentaun. Die 9In'
orpnun9V COMMITTEE tsllsbt aus ben fcl8cnpm
Derren, ndmtih:
8. .. Cities, G1q., antrep .. Mcrcs, gEtls
tiam $. Slumsr, Gbarics Jabingrr, GtarIss Q.
SatnB. Qbnu gGnt. NatBan 9Btllrr, SenrY Rt
ter, 0tsuten 9tsb QbarIss 6. Gtrn. YtaUn gl
bright, Gbriittan preB, Gbarlcs 8sd, (S6netbsr,)
Siaac S0rtmon lbUmas gunrt, 9eIe SaupNv
Ncubsn Strribert SCispb 9Sutman. peter sBet'
tfl, SObn {. SVffman, Soirpb Sc. Seiit unp SOtr
NppeI. 9iinttIite 8simobnuns it erwartet.
George 3diel, YreFptnt.
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StCtrtaItsr mo NnUue. wrlhe tbrs etcsnIes
fir pas laufenpe Satr nod nidt oufssncmmtn
tabsn. wsrpen bicrpur6 bsnaGrt6tist, pn6 rieir'
ngsn irelGc bts gum 20lsn September ndhrna
IN ssahlt tIetbrn. snsm Grisbenerifter gum Gin
treiben tiberasten wsrprn.
Tbemas 5tcfel, S6abmsifer.
Nllsntaun aus. 81. 1889 nq3m
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2S ertDoouee
2ie9enbe5 gt9ent6nm

Nuf 0fentliber Senou 5u perf1ufcn.
Gs Ioa ouf tfentlbsr 8snou pctauft wcrtcn.
auf Dpnncr1ags rem 22ncn September, UNI llGr
gla6mitta9s, auf Dem Ylabs ielbf,
Sin 9elpiBer Stri1 2ano,
oele0en in Sdo. gGtsittan 6aunl6iy, 2e6a Gaun.
ty er6nSsno an Gdnpsr BON George q. 6emmr.
rcr, prtrr Scffaan unb an bic Efcntl6c StroGe
bic Ycn Nhdlc9s GaltbauIe na6 Der @eyptrr Sir.
DE fiDrt rntboItcnb rtlpa as Qfer Oupun linp
4 Qdtr berrlthea 6cG3Ianp. uno Der Reit il gutca
8aulanp, unp III In enem boten Gutur3ullanpe
Die Sertebrrun9en barauf iinb
- Sin 9ute6 fteinerne6 @obnbau6,
l:is:Hss 6t6m Sdcurr, uno anbsrr QuBenaet6u'
4suszssEssape Gin Drummer nit sutcm s8astr,
10 ipie cine Gi1erne pcr Der 3biirs pes UobnGaus
Ics, briinben f6 ebenfalls bornuf.
OoS Giaenttum lirat ctwa Wrifen BON gtlen'
Ai-HeA ''---"s' % s~"'sErsT~'
qua, SCdtrbaqua uno ter 2r6d Bailey Surnaee
unb cabsr in Der llmge9cnp pes tslcn Marttes i'm
Gount9.
Gs II bas Gicacnbe SrrmSgtn hes GtorGe 6
Grcrea uno wrb UsrtIuft BON ben Inter
isi6nctcn, weIte Die Serlnsun9cn AM Sfrtaufss
ta9c tcflnnt MAIDEN wcrpsn.
TIIS9g%SIp 5,t29 %Ii6IeS. 65I5Sr'o' 2tfTonies.
Nuau1 81. noinr
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Sin 80tQQtDll.


2e6a GaunIY, cine ercBs Ydrope ltattFnpsn an
wrtder iOlgenre @pmpna anrn antbcI nsbmrn psre
ben, nGmItds Die gSaidnatCn Gruppe, @opt
ScisUSs; 0mbsUtls &rupps, Gdpt 8ut gGsi.
lcnburg 3rUppe, Gart. 9G If 2owbu Nrttlsr'
fen, @opt. Zimmerman ; unp bic pOwtta Snidu'
tsriicu. Capt. y: VenB. NuA miro Die 8caels'
Uiaf SroBtanre 9eacnwSrtts lein. SC linO aud
nod fcl9enpc Gcmpa9nien cbrTttrti9it ctnsclanen
tc,uwcbnen, ndmlth: De gEbctbol 2Irtlllert'
ten, Gapt. WlOies gB. Shmspsr g8aIGingtCn
8eifel. 8dnsrrc, Capt. 3 s. StlcBsr; Serbian
Qritleriiten. Gopt g9iliam 8. @ausler gSbett'
bal Gruppe. Capt. 6. Nt Sunb unp bic 8ede
Gaunt9 Iruppe, 6apt. Smitb, II. 10.
Wai. Gen. 8romn. Sen. Gret unp Stab unc
bic Wujrrrn 0coo uno Stsdrl no rtsnfals etn'
etlaorn acaenwdrtis su iein. llstrrbaupt ii bnl
ganis Yubltum frsunpI6aitltd einsetaesn iit rim
;uFnpen tuesm rtrs bic arGBts paraee werner
ptrr, bic nod ie in 2Opbia itattfaup, unO inCen
es an alsrls Srrsnussn ScmlB niht febGcn wtrp
Der gBirtb bat bersitS fir peIss N6tbse geicrat
uro In ieprm Sal no biee nod niht Sel6sbsn III
prp rr in Der 3wl4snjett nod iprgen.
picle Srcinini9e.
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penniplpania Staot5z
NferD0uz 0eGeQ IC61ft.

@uSneluns.-Ois 9te tiRrlide gGusIlet'
lung rer YsnnlpIpania Staats Ndutau.@ .@eieII'
haIt ptrp sebaItn wrrcrn 3u pcwetrn, Ybla.
pclpbia, om DicnRlg, Mithpc6, Dcnneraa8 unp
5rritog, BEN 27iten, 28ittu, 29fcn uno 301en
September, nG6ltsns. gIu benz tlen Septemtsr.
pirp rer StrrrtGr bic Stubrn Der Qttiapclptia
GdenI6nft su SsiSrrsruns he's AdcrtaueS, SO.
626 6brSnut StraBe. gbitoOrIpbta teSttben, no
ieIbt 8iiter fir pus Ginira8rn fir he AusIIs'
lung gcbfnrt prrrCn lUGen.
8rtfcn oobrebi.t an ben SrcrstGr. ju 6arrts'
turs. uprr Gbarlss & Gnsle SuIeltcn mirp jwi'
Iten nun unO Dem fen September 9ebGri9r Auf'
mnfamtsit geltentt.
u. o. Sirffcr, Secretdr.
RaTGjttsr fir gIuaiteQung. wrrten pcn nlen
Ntsscltabn.G GOmpasntrn rabin unS wepsr juriid,
tcilenfrei aetra9en.
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S6GBbQre OrunblDtte

2tuf ofentlitber Senou 3u perfaufen.
auf SamRas5 rem t0hu Septemtsr, um llbr
Nadmttaes, foI auf DEM Gissntbum frttn, in
Sao.8beittau 2aunfaip, 2f6a Gauutp, fUl8ente
Sebr fbdBb4rc 8runolottc.
auf Tfentli6er 8rnou prrfasft rsrpsn :-Dtefrlte
IT scfsrn an ctner SffntItdten StraFe ,wfAen ben
0albduler Drr 5rrrfn gB tbert mp 8rpreG,
uno rtpa einc @Isrtr Wrte BON g8aItuts eta.
ticn an Der GataIau0ua uup 6pgclspills Gilrntotn.
DieIette entbGt etpas mebr ais 2Idrr. Die
Ssrbeberussn fno
Sz<A Sin oute6 9erdumi9e5 &obnz
Ii:;iI4. bauS, Sbeuer,
Assss8 Asssshss8 elm Scmmrrtuus. gBaernGaus, elm
S6ap unU itrrbaupt aae n6ttise auBsnsetdubc.
Sin gutter 8runnsu nit niefetlsnpem Ba6rr unp
Elm gutter SbIsartsn III rtrnfals rarauf. Die
aanje Gctte III IN Der tsTen Sfenung, untsr guten
5enisu unN baS 8autanO II pom srltsr @ute.
@S 1T oes cine tcr I6BnReu, ssninI6ten mt
wertbpUllIten @runpIctten In Der Bor3sn llmgceno
unp 8auFnitiBs ipercen tabfr wObI tbun, Dem
Srfauf teiSurctnen.
Die SeNtn9un8en AM 9rfaufstase bur6
Sonatban Wobr.
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0tm untcrSr6nsten 1t pCr rtnigcn gSpGen aus
5rierrttS @afbauls in Geras, in NterrsWaruns
ste Saunltjp, Gt6l Gauntp. cine pertbvUae spt.
rene Sadubr, numcrrt 2l6I, abtanpsn 9stUm'
men. gDer tbm ga6rFttt baron settu fam, 70
RAP CT lis wcerr crtatt, Dem iOl ptiSs SsIpbnuns
austjabt wrrpen.
9ticooemu5 S6uler.
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M0emblD Gan6t6at.

IN Die GrpGGIer BON Den Gauntie8 9ebo
uno Carbon.
Mittar8er:-gIu gIufsemuntnt turA Siele
meinsr 5rcunpe, tete i'd mid tierow6 Gurrr BE.
attung ale Gin Ganeibat fir rinen SiB i'm I'm
terbauIe per Staats ts'@sfet9ebuns. fir
ben Neprslentanten. Drrift. bsTrbsnb aus tsn
9auntes Qehd uno Carton, an-.psr GntI6eo.
ung Der 8eputIitaniI4en GonUsntionrn Der triprn
Sauutss untrrwcrftn. .-SOQte i'd erpitlt wsrs
pm. 70 pnbe Id mid beltrctsn pem putlFum
nit 8srl6tett gu bitnsn
2Silliam @. SamerStp.
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.r1ft~9 ifatiDnen.

lin ScafdnpiseS aNCrtimsnt oaer Sd6rr Der
|rifaniiasn Graft s@sieaidatt, ioetrn srbaItsn
ScRtipr an Sbitaorlpbia 9rsiien bu pertaufen
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wirb birrmtt stsetrn taB bic llnter;si6neten ale
NOmtntItratorsn pom Der 5intrrIaBrnf4aft Der per'
lortensn y ter Stnuffer, lestbin pom Nirprr.
MIfcrb &aunfdip, Qeda Gauntg an9eRstlt nor,
ben iinp. @le Oteisn9en caber, wel6s nod all
ttiaste Sint rlabenl6ait 1dulOsn, finp bisrDur6
aufsefcrrert innrrtalb gBp6sn anSurufrn unc
ntSuts3abten, limb SUlde Die nod reGtmastae
anfcrrerun9en batrn mEscp, ilnO etenfuls erludt
ioI6e innsrbaIb Der tslasten Belt ipO9ItsRatst
AT
Samuel Stouffer, ! 2ror,,or.
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in rcm SaubUIs @sIdift, an Der 2s6a Sausg
6wnace, in Noro 9Bbeitbaa SauMtip. Gsdo
Gauutp, III am IeBtcn ertcn gpril pur6 ben 5cr
peS DapIO Strsiter oufsslDBt pUrrrn.
ga DIR db t tptrb bater aaen Yrlcnrn aese'
ben. peIhr nod an tciaste S5irma IduGpig iino
p1B lte tnnertab 4 gSO6cn ab;ubesabsn babrn-
Uper bic 8e6nunsen werccn Den Sdnrrn rinss
6rterensr&tsrs gum gineOlefttrsn tter9eten.
Naron Sd1reibcr,
llcterIctsneer 0eisaiaafter.
Jefepb gaubad,
slbminilratpr Der 5interlaesnltaft bon
DaStp SAretrr.
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