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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
Mnfunft Der NunDsG rpreE.

ct. SOIepG, 500, IS. Sft, Die c~altfor-
rti4e pcn9<@rpreB lat9te bsute Mtttag nit
gla9rtGtelt Bis gum 3, Sft, 9ter an, unO stpar
"a Stunoeu 1a4 Der SOr9el9rtebenen Belt,
HHSd Jrdnct6cU, 3. Sft. Dim l. Sft.
9tn9 Der Oampfer Sonora" nit 246 0aGaqic,
rem, 1895 900 IN Gontanten unb @aI6per Gil
berer3 int 0ert6e BON $4,000 naG Yanama
db. -
Die Douglas 9rtmdripnbl, bic am %. Sept.
1T Snn 6ranci6co tattfonb, 3et9te, baB bic ST.
lanper fat etnitimmig fir Douglas geGen. Sci,
De 6lltgel Der Democratic 9pfen auf Steg I'm
Staate. g5 miro Diel gepettct fir unb 9e9el,
Die Grmd6lun9 pUn Douglas, Die Nepublitap
ner wtnen re6t gut, Dap 9rpBe Wetten nod ltets
etnen 9ent6ti9en gtnfluB ami bic g8a6l III 81
Il fOrnten battet; 70 bat Gu9en Su(iSan $685.
600 9e9en $4,000 gewettet, baB Qincpln bur6
pa5 GClf erpablt iptrp. On5 Gelp 1T in ber
gaat 1ttterle9t,
Sn Oregon fat bic @eleBgebung fire Ser
ta9ltn9soeri ude LINE bic" auf9e9eben, neil le ptel
bSi ed Sl1t ma6ten, gta6 8eri6ten pom %.
Sept. paren betpe !5drler in Stbrna ltp 3tpar
9elebliA prganitrt, Die 6 abmelenoen Senate,
ren batten li6 tpteOer ctn9efunOen uno bic NIT.
renp tbrer Nbipel enbett gcfaBten SelHllle na6'
tragltA 9ut9ebetben,
Ml5 9prt9tclt9 reiden bic Na6rt6ten bis gum
II, Nu9. 9}a4 ben lebten 8ert6ten purpe 3um
Nn9rtf 9sl6rttte1, 3wtideh ben Gn9lan6ern
1tr1p 6ran3Oien berri4t 8rOBe ~Gerittmmung,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17

@lGse li9 @raf GaSuur jebu9 fetnen 70 eefa6rlt<
den 3dulAun9en btn9eben. Die @roBmd6te
inp entlAlOlIen, ben SrteOen aufre6t 3a erbalter,
utp 0rpBbritannien fat Snterellen I'M abrtattz
lNen Meere, iiber Die es nit GROCER Sorsfalt
paft.
g9ao Oerlar9t aliO 2OrO s. 8u6el pom Sra
fen GaSour ? 6auptll&li@ 3~peterlet {; Sarpinien
lUll Senept9 ntGt a19retfen, nod angreifen laI=
fen; Sarpinien foil nidt nod einnol fran36il4a
6itlfe berbeirufe fen, Uper gar piele !6Glfe nit neuerr
Abtretun9er,, 3. 9, Der Snlel Sarpinten, ertalts
fen. Die nameatltde @%rpabnun9 BON Sarpt=
MEN peutet parouf bin, baB 70 ettpa5 in psr Cuff
gelhpebt bd6en nuB. Ndt anerfennen5mertGer
@ntiAtepen9ett ipriAt 9orp s, guiIel aus, paF
bic MtdGte entitlOien ltnp, ltf cine abermoligt
Ser9rSberung 6ranfretda niGt 9efaQen 3u laien
nno lest namentlt@ fir England einen 9rump
Ddrd1tf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
GurppGiicbe Mntbritbten.
Stdttcu.

SiAilNAs
Die berett5 errdGnte 9lpte 9prp Cebn Nu1z
ieQ'6 an 0rnf GaSptr, pprin duf'5 ener9il61te
9egen etnen Nngrtff auf Genebt9
prptettrt miro, lautet 1T i9rem 6altpttbetle
ME fplgt:
Sbi9On Seitretdb, 6rantrst0 ,ttp England It6
jeper Gtrmtlhun9 IN St3tlien pper Nenpel ett<
baltelt 1dben, 10 ltnb bot in DdrtS 1oppbl ais tn
Ntert Sef urdtun9en eprbanpen, Dap ber Geretnt-
gttg Der rGn1tIden ltrtp neapplttnntld )en Staa-
ten llnter Dem &Gnt9rethe Sarpinte1 Elm @nortf
ttaltent1her Stretttrafte 9egeh Die Denettanil6en
SeiBunget pe5 Gdiler8 BON SeItret4 fpl9en
piirfte, IS 1T far, DAP Elm lolder Nn9rif blr9
etne Nrtnee nt6t pbne Die gitptQt9lng pe3 S.
rt95 oOn SarOtnien pOr iiA gebet fGnr1te, g5
1T ~ebenfalls tlar, Daft, Spm 0feGt5pnnfte aus be-
trddtet, Der EGni9 BON Sarptnten feline GntiGul-
ptg1n9 bat, ben 70 ftrsltG ltnter3etGneteh unb
9ene9nt ten Gertrag ppn 3urt6 SIT Derleben, GS
ItanO Dem JtGntg BON SarDtnicn fret, bic 9r1lts
m%inarten Dpn @illnfrdrcd ltnD ben Gertrag BON
3iirt6 niGt announcement. Qber ra6pem CT bic
6prtIebtn9 pe8 &rtege5 pD1t It6 9eipteIen nah=
pert CT lein fGni9li6e8 &prt 9e9eben bat, tn
6rtepen ltnp 6reanpi6ait NIT SeltreiG gu leben,
lte9t e5 i'm nt6t nebr fret, li6 ilber ieine Scr,
pftGtltt9en Gtrpe93ul eBen unD einett mlttbwtQt=
9en Nn9rif ge9en ettet beta6barten GiHiriten 3u
mdGe1t.
SIS 1T iibrt9e18 flat, DAP int 0Drliegenom Sale
bic 8epe9gritnpe pe5 Sntereit8 init pen @ebuten
Der 9flt6t 5uInm1nentreffen, Sin 9ln9rtf auf
bic binter l~tarfet 6elttngeu aufgeltelte Gltret6iz
l6e Nrnee 1T fett llnterneGnteu, belien @elingen
9erninftt9er g8eile ntGt erpartet iperpen pdrf.
2(Ger wenlt etn iplHer 2lngrif miBldt9e, 70 Mir
be ct SetretA bic pieleiGt niht unauaene6me
@elegenbeit bteteu, Die &pmagna Gem YapIte ltnp
Gpsfa1a Dem 0rpBberSpge tpteDer St aeben,
Ntan bot quite gritnpe, gu glauben, Dap feline
ptel er Sanplrt9en ppn 6rantrei4 ais nit Dent
Gertra9 BON 3rrt6 unpertra9lt6 an9eleben wer=
pen pirfte, Die elben werpen aber je~penfaI8 bic
unabbGn9i9teit Stdliet8 unb pelien f~iinftisen
6riepen pen 9rUbten 3ufaQen 0rets geben,
l1np Der &Gnt9 ppn SarDtnten ptrD 3tpar bic
2ombarpet, 9arna unp NlOOena 9etpinnen, aber,
SaSpYert, Nt53a lnp 9oSfana perlierenp, nt6t in
Der Sage fem, Seltret6 Stnnp gu balteu, ba5 fir
etne quite Sadie tdmpft, fir grbaltung letne5
@ebtet8 unp fir gteperberltellutg letner militia
rtl6en Gbre, Die ein3i9e &a6tGt, pelbe Sar<
btnien In einem iplfet @pnatfte bltebe, ipilrbe
bic letn, 6ranfrei9 neuerptn9S THIS 6elb 3t brin,
gent nnp etuen eurppail4en &rte9 8u ent3aupenr
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ainertfautidbe @IndDrt6teu.

QGttabelpbta, Gin &tnb 9Or
Nntten gefre11en, Dim Samitag Serltef
etne farbt9e Grau, glnmens emma Qlnber' on
t6re @obnung III goten Dlace, @urrant NWe9
3mtl9en Spruce urb Q~pcuitltr,, nm auf Nrbett 81
seben u1O ilber9ab t9r 8 gSCGen alte6 Sinh be,
Sb6ut elmer Srau Davis, pel6e nit tGr in Dem.
1t(ben Sauie wobnt, Dtele 16loB pa5 &tnp in
benz 3tmmer ber SHUTTER Elm, &ttrse Belt bar
nad bGrte Die 6rau ba6 &tnb jdi1,merli6 i6rete.l
unp ais tie tn5 3tmnter trat, 9atten bic Jtat,
ten ba8 Stno aneefrefen, sic batten bic 9laIe
etne gade nnp Elm Nuge auf's S6redli6ite per.
%lttmmelt. OaS &tnD bot etren betammern5iper-
tben Qlnbltd bar. Die @er3te gnben jebe Spf=
llltrtg dllT.
Cincinnati. Gin Mann3 at Sob
geprit9elt, Nm leBten Spnntng Nbenb fi6rtc
in Gpleratn Spmn1btp baS un9litfle eli9e iiter,
mdet9e S6nap6lrinfen GIT etnetn 9raul amen
MiOrpe, Wabrenb 1te6rere 9e1tte ppn einem
Nadbor betr11nfen naG 6auIe 9tngen, emit tam
Elm SprtpedIel Srt1det 3wet BON tbnett, @borles
JtBbleff unp Wftdael Stl9er. Oiele Seipen Bile
bent 5uritG rtnp Slider l6lug feinen @e9uer, ipte
es betBt, NIT etnem &nitttel 70 lanae, bis bte1er
6eipuBtlp5 ant gCoen lteget blteb, 9tG6lef murpe
lAauDer6aft oerlebt na6 leirer 0Obnuno &C.
braGt unD ltar6 ua6 etrtgen Stunpen,
Slider purpe Ipater Derbaftet ul1b ppr Den
6riepen8rtdter Wtarlb 9ebraGt, mel6er i'm &c
fern, na6 Gtattge funDenem Ger6Tr, In bic bteItat
Sail 1Gidte, I'm bic unter 1udun9 Dor Der Court
Of Common 9lea6 I'm @efdnentb ab3uparte1
Die &la9e lautet a1f MforO i'm e lten GRADE,
ct. 9Duts. Selb morb etnes 9 o.
ctaltfen. @m Sabe Der MtQerltraBe Soq
man ben GetAram zines etpa 30jabrteen Mans
mes aus bem @aier, OerIelbe Bate feline SANDS
70 fdt inter ben ltruf anse3pgenen @itrtel &c.
tlemttt, pab er tbre5 @ebrau6es I'M EaGer be.
ranbt gepelem mar, Man fanp BET t6m etn'
Wten9e 1T fran3Ufider Sprude absefabte locta.
latI6e S6rtften. 8abrl9etnliG mar Der I'm.
aladliGe Elm Mitt9lteo Der friberen @abet'1Ae
Gpmm1tntten< Gplpnte 1T NauSpp,
Nnnbmprb an etnem peutI6et
l@eteranen nnb fetner 5ram+ Dt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
Nforb nnh menid1tnrnuh.

G4tea9O, Is. Stt, @e8en GnOe @eptem-
Der lief lt4 Serr9 8O9D, Elm Ne9er BON As Sa9.
rem, ietne Srart, cine Nfulatttn BON 80 Sabren,
unO feline 14ja6rt9e 9p4ter 3ur 9tetle Spn @alena
naA Sotpa p%erleiten, INN bort auf elmer 5arm gu
arbetten. Nm 8. SttUber fanp man bic Qei6e
oe6 ernOrOeten Ne9er6 nabe Der Stabt Soma.
N}an ntmmt an, pab bic Meni6enr1uber i'm
%tGpteten, UNI Die 5rauen3tmmer ,m 10 Better il,
Der @epalt gu baben. Die 8ireer BON G,alena
baben etne 8elp9nnng BON $500 fir Die Quf,
9retfunS per WenIdenrduber a15aelebt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
Bon WelI=Mericp.

Snpepenpence, @to., Is. Stt, Ois
polt fam beute NbenO NIT gta6rtGten bis gum
1. Sft. aus gfeu Ntertcp an.
Der Telp5ug 9e9en pete NaSdjpe5 1T i'm San,
sc, 400 lltatS bat per Spe3talagent @fsifer an-
9epprben !; audi 800 Ntericaner unb @ueblO<S n-
ptauer baben lt6 pem %0tnienmilitGr ongel6lp6et.
Ntan erpartet cine DEQt9e Nieperlage Der Napa-
ioe5 unp peren 9dn3ttfe Interviewing.
Jtttf SKINNER wurpen betm 6euma6en, 20
Ntetlen b~iefeit5 BON Sort linton Spr einisen ga.
gen nn9e9rifen, 2 getGotet, bic anpera 3 entfamen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
Ser Boron Menfrsm

8pfOm, Is. SIT. Die tGntslide SlOttas,
tpelde ben Baron 8enfrew 3nrid mad gnelanb
9eleiten ipu, wurpe beute Nbenb 6eim 6afen BON
YOrtlunO in Matne lt9nalitrt. Derielbe miro
Mittpp9 NaGmttta9 BON einem @pmtte Der tab
ttlhen Ne9terun9 unb Dem Battalion let6te,
Ora9Oner empfan9en unO na4 Dem 9teoere6auIt
9eleitet WerDen.
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Sum 0erfduf.

prdrte uno 100 Wfer in QSoIelarb. ~W' b"
eSnt SO WfeIen pom S%belteoiQc, Der 0auptIatt ben SbeIbp
9S m Iele9Hl un6 ga Wteten BON Der &erre 6aute- giienbobr
= VtsIIen oHa Ger Stule oe1er Sabn, IS D2euen bon Gem Stipt1i.
Y9nson. ger Ser6nDun9 Der Sainot8 GsntraI.gu6n nit her Srrr.
oaMs Sgpenea9n u1to un9efitr ITO IFeIen BON Ct. QCui8.
vas FtalreIano 9tbt Bon so bis 40 Buidbel gsi2cn rer 9f4sc
Prels 5000, popGn $1,000 baar un6 Der 0telt IN oleiben Ser.
allntl pom ! DIS 81 10 Sabren NIT 3inen gu soblen III. Fie 3in.
len mGiien balbiabrIi1 be3atlt pcr6en. "N0"
rs pennoet r4 telte Seb1uIt9fsiten auf benz 9late.
yin tIeter GttI miro beim @ertaui 9eaeben unb Elm ScsS ri srr4
lIr bic reltrente Roufumre oenonmen. WSberrS ~ NV So
bsin Gt9entbamsr go, 81 it-Sahntpreir. CSpt26S ! Int N t INN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
Die Webrasfder @abl.

OMAHA, 81, H., IS. Stt, 9aut amtli6en
gertften aus alien Or9nntitrten unO beIiepelten
Counties i'm GerrttOrtum Nebraata bat Datlp,
Der republttantl6e GOngrebs Ganptput, sine Mebr,
Gett BON 1862 Sttmnten erbalten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
Mn9lMeF our Gee.

Nprfplt, 10, St, Der S6pner MuUn-
light BON Saoannab, na4 9btlobslpbta be1immt,
TT bier an9etpmmen, Do er in Dem Sturm am
Sonntag feline Se9el ~Serlpren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
re- GrOtfnuua Oes 9ruiS !SiQ Vorfs,

DaB UHlitir, GipIgeidQ8Qften ub S6ul,n, ptItt beobitn.
gen, t@ an Der 9inpel bun8 ceS Oruto 8II Yarfes AMI 10. Ottpbtr
~ ~b't9etIt8eN, imS erin@t mid I6rtftlt& oapOn gu tenat6rtd.
arrangements treffeu gu f6nuen.
Die 9errsn, .wet4e bsreits e~tH9etSpen Rne aIs GebalS,n tss
WtoritalIs gu f%uH9tren, molten MD S%eiSlItait benabuuhtasn an,
weIter !3st tie ibre Dtenlt, Der SADIE mibmSn fSnnen. o"
@iImpr 9aus, ben 9. Ottober 1860.
> ft0-19 Gba$, M. 8ru1b. 6ount. gp,r,4or1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
Ser grin, ppm SsaIes in aset 9Otnt.

gprt, 16, Sft, Der 9rin3 BON
@ales tpurpe gel fern in 8et 9Otnt nit elmer
Salute BON II &anpnenl4ifen empfangen, gr
ippbnte ether Gepne Der @apetten BET.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
Mnfunft bes 9ampfers 6itp of @amdbeitcr
Bel Gave Nace.

Ct, Sp9ns, q, s., Is, Stt, Der Dam.
pier @tt9 Of Manfelter BON liverpool, 3, >. &c.,
via Queenstown, 4. Stt,, pa1itrte beate Na6mttr
tag tint 3 ubr Cape STAGE, Setue No6rt6ten
Iinp pur6 bic .@rabta" iber6plt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
JlOreuce Ni86ttugnle's Mmmerfuu,
gen Snr &ranfempfeae:

2Haa NruTtEHPTIt9R p uhp mas le rtft 1T.
~llebsriest uuc bsrauss.oeben
bon Sr, MSplpb @iesner urb Grte6rid, @icbe.
Su 2einpanb Qcbllnben so Geuts,
Oiet5 9eHtaIe Nert Ger beribmien 8eriaierin 1T c~prauospeii.
BEN Srauen 6emtenlet, bic eaourb better luuo bHlfrei6er tperben,
uo eS III GngIan6 NIT gntbuiasmus a~ufnobmert. GS cntt dit All
glel4 bic teiter, ~oIlsentetn rsrit&nrliten Qtbren, feline etgete uS
Die @%ciuno9ett Ger @ugebErtgen, nanlenItd Der 3arten &inber su
nabren, unb Srante pcruunftiJ gu pfe9en, nuo 6rr pie(eu Na6.
tbeuen gu Ibdben, benen fe iest nur gu oft a~us9eIest ino.
Beltellun9en oaraut meroen an9enOmpen in Ser Office bs BAL
ttmore @8eters, III Stmcn'S Srtel unb in Der Office Der 9nrn-
3ettun9, 90. 6 2, Sreberttitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
&ocmnem, Sen,Scn, &emuSeu.
Npam'S 9empen

Sra8en ib gut
aus benz beiten fepiteu Stpf fir Al. Is 0""T
@ute 9emcen gu b~tDt9eren 9leilen.
Semeeu percen fin rs cts. aus 6en, uns o,Iisf,rtsr a,ou ,..,.
SIR s,oms ,, SG a. MS T. l4o gsst: saltinrrefr, (Obenn SsnfJ
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
a NSemer SUIT uuS OS1iter=@nbcn

90 0temen 6reunoen, 8etamnt,u uuo ~iberbaupt benz aesbr.
ten Yublttum Die er9ebenc Nn3et9e, Dap ib meunen @ut. uub Rap,
peu-Stcre
SO. 43 Saltimtpreltr,, 2, Gbilr ppn 6reoertdlr.
NIT cr 8rPBteu Nustpabl neucr unb mOberner Q8aaren fir ben
g8tnter rsrleken babe, uc 8ebe meiHen Runben bic @eritGsrun1
baB i'd Bel gutter g8aare Die biQi8len prsie felen werce.
lin 9Iidgen 3upru4 bitet U8e6enit
Stt16S G6aS. 9itaIer
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Wcllc Nn5eigcm.
w. NtGbt sm ii%bericben!
WlplCeiter QGrballt= ln10 St1Ot1eielifl1it.

Ole 0ht9leber iip einaelabeu, beute Ibsnb f6 bel Chr. Rub-
Ter 70. 6reoeriditr) e%in3ufinben, UNI i3ablun0er. gu leiten. Die
icnjgcn, mel6e LANCE niNt btSabt tabtn, nS9en teSenteu, tab tie
ibre 3te4se an lem itBnen gt9entbum in gs9 9arbOr, no lett
allies re9elrebt r%erpdrtS i9reitet, 1erltertn peroen, ipenn ie nttt
sabt baten. Brefc ppu G89 9arbOr bier pcr, mrrin ibnsn j6r
0tedt nod 6fIQ7eu lit. Sui
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BcttieOern S~ettfeOern ! Bethlehem

SUeDtH er9aIsen 2O0O Yflnb NettFeotrn bon ItbenNiosr Myrt..
Telbe i'd gu ben ~btaisitsn Nreien Sertaui WI
SRaS. 2DIIdubsr, 80. % gBeS- grattaros.
arHNsA WGre Gpaes HRA Ax NuRds
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Samp1feae SauDcrein.

Ole 9lt9He0er pb9en Sercins ipsrren bi.rmt btnadrittiat, taf
Sampieacitr. a~t9ebalen merNen, no beute, Mitppb Mb.ns
BEN II. Oftobcr ltoes @tttsIiee sri6eineu iolte, troem Elm Ipfdbti, sr
@eiesarttteI CUR 8erancerung pOrtieat. t
0tAR Sm Nuftrdae: Nm. mHII.r esfr
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Sentide SudbanOlnna
ben
SbIennes s &tnrtbs.

-. 9EV' oF3 gS+ S1lttltDreItr.,
anhr Der "WsetrCfrIitou Sauc, swif6en ScnGbar. rms csosHr
Ou. NprSs StiSe r-.r"
Setse MAIDEN benz teutIteu NubIifum bic an;eSSe' rms Se ou
S"ngsn ptase ein @SbplsaIe- unS &etails Su6oeItait aearlnSet
SSuxm nn0 snlpfblen tbr rei6batttses 2aeer BON iGipSr;sn rno
SDu.S9tNH SuTerrt, @sctmps, 8sa6erS, 8u6stins, en9IItCr,
SSal9en nnS traH;Sftteu Gaftmeres, @eftenjtoFe &. &C., iopis
1 ,uS ~ \, S'slsS 5a@ 9sbSEsen artiteI gu ttuteeH greilen per Stif
Nv e"'' (Spt1S, sm)
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Rum Nel.fnuf.

AsR;;A gum Nerfnmf.
IlAsA 90 A6er gaEb init 9uteu @etGuli6teihu, l6 Meu,n MN
pei StGet nabe Der ~gancirabe uno in Der seiun6etcn Scs
gemo lIV2a Nter an Der 9tprtBern Central Giienbabn, so I{eI,n
om1 or Staot mt eebaucsn; 10 Ater al Der alien 6rs6er;t Nea6.
GUT an9eeaut; I01 N6er nit bubiben Gebdulidfeicu mS gnGo,
gen. lSto Ss9en 99eIltbm1 III Der Sabt cin9etall6t; 6 @cer an
ss elleh Sreeertd NSao = WlciIc ben W{ount Be SoIc8; 100
9det am ~Sol9ut9tcn Saacipe9c, II Meilen ppn Ser St,St, ,
Ganlsr IN $oparotr, na9c ~@anbenItr. / in gseit-Q cmbaroir.:
Z M Sags is IN erin89tOnIg.; in 6rrntfr. l in pratt,.
N Setl9tebensn @s9enocn ter Gtabt. gGt8 ,u permietben in SSef
oat'f19re-, Document. @ags unb NcgiSerrpfr. unb grCab.
sauIen. @Infr ~ & ~ H~ Z" V''
a-so,oiL.,s m,u 90. IS Sapstair.
Rp- lSaulertefe, Wtetb. @Cntrafte, Geitamente umo onhcrs
lprtpll@e YapIere, ionic &aiien- @erdtS- @citaite wercen bcitens
OSlotst. apl5S
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Meme bpuGnSffhr N.Grinnn

Soeben %empfansen per Cleaner cine tIeine m,rtTjs 49, s.
a9r'9em Gan9e' DE mir CUR ~9enet9ten abnabme bcTtcns cmrjsbIen
en,oes NOBEL u WilbeImb,
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
Great spans in Railway Bridges.

The widest single span of any railway
bridge IN the world Is that Of the Niagara
Suspension Bridge connecting The Ameri-
can and aCnad.an Railways at Niagara
Falls. The clear span is SD feet. \
sui wider spau-oue of POI feet--is
being constructed for carving the Lexing-
,ou aud Dauvi.ie Railway a, an elevation
Of 300 feet over tie Kentucky River in
the United States The next widest spans
are those Of The Britannia Br.dge-460
feet each. Th~u come the TWO great
spans Of the Sal,ash Bridge. of -i.55 feet
each. The next great railway span IS
hat Of the Conway Bridge, Of 400 feet
The next IS the immense bridge carrying
the Royal Eastern Prussian Railway
over the Fistula and Dlrschau. This is
al iron lattice bridge, having SIX spans
Of 3S7 feel, ) inches each. The Nogat
Bridge, on the same line has two iron
iattIeo spans Of 33l feet, and one span Of
% feet, 8 inches. The greatest timber
span 10 a railway bridge, and now indeed.
the widest timber span in existence, is
one Of 275 feet, that of the Cascade
Bridge OF the New York and Ere Rail
way, ~ the United Statcts. The market
Street (highway) Bridge, formerly eros
sing the ScLuliiIil, az Philadelphia. L. :.
had timber span of ; 10 feet; while a
tIH.bsr spun OF $50 feet, The widest ever
attempted Ia that material, was cons.ruc-
led Ly John Grubenmann over the Linn
mat. ~ Germany, IN 1891. and was burn,
shortly afterwards by the French troops.--
Railway bridges with timber spans of
23U feet, are not Uncommon IN the United
States. The grea, railway bridge across
he Mississippi River al Rock Island has
five timber spans Of go each, besides
three others Of 80 feet.
Tie bridge by which he Ohio aud Miss
isSiPPi Railroad crosses the Great Miami
River has five timber spans Of $50 feet
each; and another railway bridge, having
two timber spans of $50 each. crosses
the Delaware RIVER, near Port Jervis.-
Safe OF New York. The widest mason
~ span ever erected for railway purposes
Is one Of $50 feet carrying the Glasgow
aud South Western Railway over the
E.ver Ayr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
awful Death on Welsh Mountain.

An inquest has just been held al Ria
yader, IN Central Wales, on lhetody Of a
10y named Thomas Hughes Il wears Of
age, who me, his death under appalling
circumstance :. \ few evenings ago, IL
company Hith his uncle, he started from
Altsoca to proceed honeward over the
hills, Instance Of four or FIVE niles
They had Carl and pair OF horses
Night had nearly oYertaken them when
the reached a Wild spot called Brontv-
Elan, a bridge over the Elan Rlyer;sur-
rounded y cgaEgy rocks. Ouwarf they
went, uncertain Is 70 their route, until u
become terribly apparent tina, they had
missed their way. They left The horses,
and wandered to and fro along the dlmIy
percepuJle tracks, in the vain attempt to
find some path leading 10 4 human
hab.taIou. Il was 4 blter night !;
Piercingiy cold, the snow and sleet fell fast,
and was cAlr.ed IL binding eddies through
the air.
4. length The poor boy become quite
exhausted, and sank on The wayside. de-
ciarIug tha; be could % 90 farther. HIS
uncle was 10 agony Of distress, he lifted
The lad up and with great difficulty ear
RED hi.. a considerable di>,auce. Pres
emily .mmering I.gAt appeared in
view, and lie placed the poor boy down
and ran forward, in hope TO gain assist
ance; lut II was only an fg7aus fatus, and
disappeared from sight The man then
fastened back 10 fad his young compan-
ion, buI missed his way. After time
he reached Sanity coed House. \ party
started of 10 search for The Inflated boy.
whom they found on The h.!i-slde, about
half a mile from a sartage, near The nan
nerLh farms. After hearing all The mel
aneho.y details. The jury returned YER
diet that the deceased Died through the
iucIemency OF The weather, which pro-
duced exhaustion and starvation p
tersbwE. Il, Erprcss.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-06
Douglas Pleurisy.

Was it Pleurisy, or ingraii,udez or !
fear 10 offend the South The Desroii
iTCeztlSer says sharply.
. Il was announced by telegraph, yes
terday tia, Senator Douglas had prepared
i euiogy IN M. BroIerick. to be deliy-
cred io-day, tu, last night he was sever
ely tackled by P.eurisy." This 'pieurisy
Is very convenient refuge for Mr.. Doug
las. Il Is nol the first time il has done
him a good service. At the opening ef
Congress it saved him from the necessiIv
OF showing his hand until he had taken
tul. time 10 survey the field and decide
what position lie could take with the mos,
safety Congress has now been In SIS
SION ZEN weeks and he has been in his seat
live or SIX weeks. But as no dav had
been fixed upon for anounc 10 the death
Of his brave and generouS-he aired friend
,Aere was 10 sign Of a return Of his lis
ease. Tie seemed 10 have quite recover
ed from II. But when the time for thai
nelanchol duty nad been definitely set
led, and the even Of the day for the ann
ouncemeul had arrived, he was suddenly
seIzea, with the 'pleurisy' as violently as
ever. One would Eaye supposed that he
coIld have found time in SIX weeks to
pay passing tribute TO one who had
STOOD y him 50 faithfully. But il seems
he could not And when the Senate va.
forced by public opinion TO pay the usual
tribute 10 It's memory. and be could no
longer siare i off. his Convenient friend.
the pleurisy, come 10 his relief al the mex
OF Time. Mr.. Douglas IS lucky man TO
have such friend since ;hey have muir
dered the best one he ever had before. .