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VOL. Vino. 81
SPALDING'S
Prepared Glue!
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
"UsEFuL IN EVERY HOUSE"
sPALDINGs PREPARED G1UEi
SAVE THE PIECEsl
ECONOMY DISPATCH
sS-"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINEn -VA
As accidents ,uH happen ,Ueu regulated families
very desirable to have cheap and convenient way
FOR repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
all such emergencies AID hous hold can afford to
without 1t is always ready and up to the sticking
point longer necessity for hmping chairs
splnered veneers headess dolls, and broken cradles
Just the article for cone and other ornamental work
so popular with ladies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemicaiy
held nm in solution and DO sesing all valuable qualities
of the best cabinet makers Glue may be used IN e place
ofordinary mucila ;e, being vastly more adhesive
'UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
MA Brush accompanies each bottle Price IS cents
WHOLESALE DEPOT, No As CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York.
Put up for Dealers containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lthograph Show card accom-
anyng each package.
ne- A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save its annually to every household Sa
Sold by all prominent Sationers Druggists Hardware
and Furnitue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note of sPALDlNG's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t VIII
stand any climate.
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoXERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPAIDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sE.FURNIsIiING STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPAIDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GOops DEALERS.
s.- sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING d CO.,
As CEDAR STREET, New YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No $500.
Annexed Alphabetical List OF Articles which. if da
mayed may their original strength and
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Sentence of the Officers of the Shaver Orion

BosToN, October 5.-The officers of the slave bark
Orion were sentenced to-day-Capt. Morgan, to
pay fine of $4,000 and to be imprisoned two years;
Byron Chamberlain, frst-mate, to be imprisoned
two years; William Durham, second mate, to be
imprisoned twenty one months
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BALTIMORE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1860

1859 1860.
Freight s35 55OSl s44y4O2l5 Inc. .ss 6Is4
Passengers... S,470S9 92z050 Inc. 749 81
Mails, &C.,. $500 ,25OO0 Inc. 375 90
Total. $44 9S6 20 s54 S72 65 Inc. s10,0s As
Whole month of September. $500. sll $3.50
Corrected earnings for month of August 166 ,540.3i
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HENRY c. SPALDING s. CO.,
Box No. 600 New York.

Put up for Dealers in containing four, eight ana
twelve dozena beautiful Lthograph Show Card accom-
anying each package.
NJ A single bottle of SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its annually to every household Sl
Sold by all prominent Staoners Druggists, Hardware
and Furnitue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note Of SPALDlNG'S
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list 1t will
stand any climate
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SP4LDINGS PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY STATIoNERS.


sPALpINGs PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY GR0CERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDING'S PREPARED.GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE FURNISHING STORES.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BIZ FANCY GOODS DEALERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by HENRY G. SPALDING & CO.,
4sCEDAR STREET, NEW YORK,
Address Post Office, Box No $780, -..,
Put up in containing either Four Eight Twelv
panyng each package n%lswy
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Manufactured by
HENRY G. SPALDING d CO.,
AS CEDAR STREET, New YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No. $500.
Annexed is Alphabetical List Of Articles which, if da
maged NAV be restored original strength and
frnosa by
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Florida Election.

SAVANNAH, Oct 5.-The following returns of the
Florida election have been received:
Nassau county gives $50 majority for Milton
(Breckinrdge) for Governor. The Jacksonville
papers estimate Milton's majority in the State al
1000.
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The Montgomery (Ala.) Nal heads notice OF
the recent street fight between a number OF Demo
Gratis and Republicans near the New lork hotel'
New York city, with the very significant caption
of "First Blood.'
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CANDLES.-There is a fair trade demand for Candles
but large sales making. Adamantne range
at from II to % cts quality and quote Chemical
Sperm at 2S(30 cts Sperm at 37(Di0 cts; and patent
Wax at 40 cts per h. Mould Candles are selling at l2h
cts for Western and IA dl6 cts per h. for Eastern
CHEMICALS-We quote Soda Ash as before at 2k
cts for per cent; Sal Soda at 1Xa1% cts; Bleach
ing Powders at 2H(l cts. and B Carb Soda at 81 "a
81 cts. Caustic Soda is selling at cts per Id.
COPPER.-We have no transactions to note this week
in Copper but quote refined lngot steady at cs
and Sheahing at 81 for Baltimore and 26 per lb
for English Yellow Metal Sheathng is selling at 1917
ing % cs and Bolts % cts per lb We note sales this
week of 5000 sheets American yellow Metal Sheeng
the price named above We note the export this week of
100, 900 lbs. Copper Ingots TO Bremen.
C0AL.-Coal is dull but prices for it are unchang-
ed and the following the rates for Cumberland
s315 ne $3.50 for OF mine, and rs per
lump delivered board Locust Point We the
export this week of 200 Cuba and Aspinwa
Anthracite Coal selling from the yards at 45O5 per
FEATHERS.-Feathers may be quoted firm at 45@15O
cts per h. for good Southern and Western mixed There
are however very few in market and hear of sales
FISH.-Fish continue in good demand and quite firm
We note week from the wharf of some 800 to 1000
bbls Mackerel at $3.50 for medium No 3s for large
do and so so for medium No. 2s, and they selling
from store at about half dollar per bbl above these
figures There has been movement in Herrings far
as we have heard put we quote them as ranging from
81 SO to s25 for Halifax and s4q4 25 per bbl for Labra
dor We quote Alewves nominal at 81 per bb but there
selling Dry Goldfish selling at 81, and do
Hake at S275 per guntal.
FRUIT-Green Apples continue to arrive quite free y
but still quote them at S21225 bb Dried Apples
selling 4G5 cts and quote Dried Peaches at Ia
for unpeaed and 10G12 cts per lb for peaed There
very little foreign Fruit here and the sales
auenty limited Rasins selling at 81 90 for bunch
and $3 per box for layer and quote Figs at Gas cts
and Currants at cts. per Id.
FLOUR.-The transactions in Flour this week have
been light, tn. sales adding up only $500 bbls
which is about half the amount of last weeks sales
The market has however throughout the week
been toerably firm in tone, and in Howard Street and
Ohio Super slight improvement has been established
For descriptions OF Flour prices however un
changed. The exports since last are as follows viz
Bbls Bbls.
To Bahia............ l s2iTo Barbadoes,...... 600
Monteyideo ...,... All Porto Rico ........ 450
Halifax N S. 3O3O Bermuda,......... 2O2
Africa .. 1OO Nassau 247
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The majority of the candidates for admission to
was on account of their incorrect spelling. Many
of them were we'll versed in the knowledge of the
sciences belleslettres and the cognate studies, but
could not spell a simple word correctly.
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The Of Mtohes SsS sSPpsT Psrs nsS daR
in o DS1nds 60 Of
Tpe works employ Is constantly, whose LAHORE
costs about $500 per month -
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RESURRECTION IN PRINCEss ANNE COUNTY, Va
The Norfolk Day Book of Thursday evening says :;
report reached here yesterday, afternoon ~ 10
the effect that plot of insurrecton had been as
covered among the negroes of Princess Anne, ana
that ten men, among whom wa: the rlngleauei ei
had been arrested and lodged in jail. 1t Is SAID
that there is considerable excitement IN Princess
Anne growing out Of the discovery.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
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Niphon, the name given by the japanese 10 Tbr T%en
country, means "the rising of the sun ot ussr
know nothing Of the coWOtry Niphon because it is
tha m nsf nasterlv nOint OF ASIA
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BANK NOTE LIST,

CORRECTED BY MCKlM Il Co.,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
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Put up in containing either Four Eight Twelve
1osen eachA beautiful LrfHoaRApHrc SHow CARD accom-
panying each package. n%1awly
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
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BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, October 5.-The
Dry Goods market has been pretty active again this week
but the business has been confined principally to the job
bng houses, the commission houses having done com
paratively little We have change to note in the
eral condition of the market but there may remark
very cheerful feeling pervading it. The stock of goods
is not large and for all staple descriptions prices are well
maintained but fancy styles have, as is usual at
this the year. fallen off slightly We quote
before heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetngs at
s&@e cts, medium sheetings and shirtings at NOS
Shrtings steady and firm for all desirable styles. Drills
firm at sx 9 cts for brown 999x cts for bleachedi
10H11 for blue Cotton Flannes Denims, Stripes,
and Ticks generally bringing previous rates. osna
burgs are scarce and very firm. Ginghams are in good
supply We quote them e(I10 for Manchester 10
for GLASGOW and Lancaster and IL cts for Clintons
Prints selling quite freely, and DeLaines also
active There is fair business doing in Woollens but
the sales are generally making at low rates
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From VENEzUELA.-By the arrival of the brig T.
B. Watson at New York on Thursday, we have
news from Porto Cabello, Venezuela, to the 10Th
ult. Gen. Paez had been appointed Venezuelan Min
lister Penipotentiary at Washington. The Spanish
Minister had demanded and received his passports,
and sailed for St. Thomas. 1t is affirmed that Spain,
under the pretext of seeking satisfaction for inu-
of Venezuela, and that the withdrawal of her Min
lister is but the prelude to attempt to her
ancient American possessions.
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FREMoNr's INCoME.-The income of John C. FIRE.
mont, from his gold mines, is set down at two
thousand dollars per day. His establishment Is
something immense. He runs eighty eight stamp
ers by water power, night and day, crushing ninety
tons of quartz every twenty-four hours, which is
brought to the mill on private railroad. net
income of 100000 year, ifproperly invested, will
make him rich, and Jesse is probably as well off as
;f ba had bean elected President.
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SPALDINGpS PREPARED GLUE.

sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
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SPAIDING,s PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES.
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THE Fowler PosT OFFICE DEFALCATION.-ln the
suit of the United States against Geo. Law and
Gustavus d. Conover, the suretes on the official
bond of Isaac V. Fowler, commission has been
issued to take the testimony of Fowler. James L.
Dwight, Esq, late Assistant United States Dis
trict-Attorney, has been appointed Special Com
missioner to execute the commission, and he
to sail yesterday, for that purpose, to Havana,
where it is understood Fowler is at present.
rus, made his third attempt to take flight skyward
in a paper balloon on Wednesday, in New York,
and succeeded in reaching altitude of sixty feet,
when the balloon became entangled in tree, which
so injured it that the hot air escaped, and it came
down by the run. Luckily, Coppia escaped with
whole skin. A charcoal fire was used toproduce
the initiation,
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BIZ FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
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ST. MARY's COUNTY.
From the TpOnnrflto1yn Ramon,

RAILROAD COMPETITION AT THE WEsT.-The Ckica-
go Democrat says that the competition between
the several railroad and steamboatlines connecting
that city with st. Paul, Minnesota, has again cul-
minated in an open war. Rates of fare have been
put down to the absurd figure of five dollars and
half for frst-cass passage from Chicago to St.
Paul, which is less than a cent mile; while from
| ST. Paul to Chicago the passenger can make his
own terms, being taken for three dollars, or for
| nothing, as he chooses. The steamersl charge
nothing from st. Paul to Dunleth, or to the other
| railroad termin on the river. This Information
| will be of value to many of our readers.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY

Manufactured by HENRY G. SPALDING & CO.,
4s CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
Address Post Office, Box No. $780, -,
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Ma8 BEN @eneral uraaa betrifft. mel6er

Wa8 ben General Ilra9a betrtfft, melher
nadoem er oa8 8ein oerloren, bcfanntltd in
@efan9enldaft serietb, 10 erfdbrt man iebt, oaB
Mirampn eutl4lp1en mar, i'm Dbne 9rpbe 1nts
itance erl4teBen gu ~l1Ilen, aQein General Wopl
riet6 bupen 10 D~rinseno ab, paB pieler Plan
l6lieBli6 aufse9eben wutoe puB llra9a lpater
entfommen, lit betannt, nidt aber, mas peiter>
bin aus t6m 9efpprben, man fiir6tet ieoDd, baB
er in 6olse DIR Idmeren 8ermlnpun9 9eltcrben
1T, uno oa8 pdre fir bic liberale 9artet etn
GROCER 8erlult, penn er lit Dper mar elmer Der
titdtl9lten @enerdle, melde bic Suare5 Ge9tez
rung in'S 6elo 1tellen fonnte. 9ea9 ben leBten
Nadri9ten concentrtrte 1i9 bic Nrmee Der
2iberalen BET Santa Nna Ncantla unp wa5rs
ldeinli6 mirD le General Wirantpn bort arz
9reifen, 9cldiebt oie8 aber, 10 faun e8 3n etnem
Sample tommert, Der menu audi nt9t entl9et=
oeno, bod Ieine1 @tnfluB auf bic our !3elt be-
Itebenben Berbdltuille iben fam.
Na9 eiuem l~1n9eren Nufentb1lte in Sulapa
1T Der neue lp1nil@e @eianote, 5r. Badecc,
@nplid in Wferifo an9elan9t nno tbm gu g9rem
,ab ber 6tnan5letretdr Drn Wtunp3 2eop Elm
0rpBeS Seltmabl, Bel benz natitrlid Der &Sni9tn
BON Sponietl pielfa6 Elm Spa au8sebra6t
lUulpC. oCt QtCICL VCNSCh9St lpA WV ISHNt
Slang entpidelt rporOett Ieiu, Ben man nod
9eut gu Gage III Werifo auf5ubieten i'm St1noe
it Die Sdal1eln, IN oenen ba8 GIlen anf9es
traaen puroe, tparert BON geoleaerem 9oloe Il.
ale ibrigen ginrt9tunsen Dem e~ntiprefeno.
Sen. DegeGaop ltebt mad, pie pCr in Gan
9ut8, 10 piel man peiB aber ptro oerlelbe baS
COMMANDO a(ler Truppen iibernebnen, aoud)
Oerienisen, pelde unter1l1ra8a 9eldlueen wurs
ben iinO. DAT bie8 fir Die Sa4e Der 2ibera'
len Elm beionoers 9laflideS @reiSniB 8epannt
perOeu tSnnte, ldBt iid uiAt lasen, penn Bis lest
wuroe Oe9puaoo bonn Slide nur iebr weniq
~besintist e8 fe9lt ibm entldieoen al Inter
~nebmuu9S9eilt unO eS mare oiel belier, eine
auOere nao tiidtisere Yerl6nli4teit pHrDe let'
men 8(ab e%innebmen. @r lit eitet uaO mDdt:
Siege ~errirsen urO bod sebt ibm bic @ner9ie
gang ab, fpelde er%foroert miro, I'M cine lolde
5teluug 3u bebaupten, leioer ober perfd9rt Die
Suare3 0esierunS ni4t nnr4sreifenO genug,
UNI lolde @lemente gu entferneu, Die me9r ldas
ben, ais niiBen. $50
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Or. 0ufelonD's bera6mtes

pSlN BrNnpltU dc H
acknowledgements, DisperEt uub @elbiubt, hrcni
lGe ODER nerpS1t Shipi6en, Observation-Disclosures
un6 ale Rranfbfiten, melbe uOn Seroprbeuem ORA
gen ootr Der 9tter sntitebsn,
Ss:*".als t%raupfan8, tnntrl dc ptmsrlben. &ntrdna be-
Slnsss Md stm 8Spft SOUR TN gllaasa, 3erierenasn; 7pe.
kSfts @efatl TIM Deaasn Has uni.lsIb S1wsrsr Ntbsm,
3~eritIDpfen S@w As Der Nuesn EIeteu In BEN @tadt
Bttses unb Rsfihmtrssn, Usf6urrbrn bsm Gtbmtn, @tlb-
ssrben Der 5dut arb Nustn, Seitsufebsn S4merstn In
Ridea unb ben @lsbsrn. 5tBt TN Ecpf xap Brennen I'm
Bltfd, Bansieiett unA @ie~rstftld ltnbtit.
Dt, Gtaenttlmer smpfeblen oitfe wltbtjtu Der Nufnsrtf1n'
iet bes Q%ubIttans. fen aberl ust Won BEN Wsrtb nnb bar
Aneemtdenpeit ~berIeIteu fur ale 9ttben, mOfut he S~Orfebtnb
tmrfObIsn rtre. Sc III hts fen neuts unb unstprlftet
4Rittel, r~snbsrn stn,s. bds felt 10 Sdbren Bic yrufans pVr bent
amerttanif&en WClte befanbtn bat unt oeHtn Nuf ab Der"
lGuf Sic tess nod Sn tttatm NuSern trrtt&t wurte. Dtt
3tusntAei wtIGt berdbmt. unb aussetet6ntts Gertt unb prts
SntterfUnen aus dasn ltsttsn bttfts &cnptt gu Sunfsu etSsn,
Sebsn tns u~ngeteuert ane at tgeaaut Durnief ina bes ahtaHrs
I'd son benz GtsentkImer ~DubIiitrtsu Glmaud&S, pti&tn bsr.
istte untntsel6Itd tur& bts Nstntsn ~ptrtteiIea last mus ar9
ben uneldnttsftn %IbsrSsuatu, bdb btef 8ttters mtFH't BIT
Berut ttbett vsrbteKt, mel6e e. erIdR6t bat
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Astronomical erpebitipn.

@ai6tnSton, 27. SUM-. Die afro
npn1ii4e expedition bat ibre arrangements
bplenoet, nm am 20. b. BON Nepz0prt ab8u-
seben unO na4 Gap @barlei9h Satpaopr, gu
fabren, mo ie bic am 10, Suli tattlinpenOe to-
tale ScnnenfinlterniB berba6ten miro. Die
AltronOmen Der Expedition iinO 8rofefor
Stepben Nleranoer, BON Yrinceton, ". s.;
Brdlioent S. u. BrainarO, BON SrforD, Wti=
lihippt; RrOfeliOr s. 9. 8enuble, BON NorO=
Carolina PrOfe6cr q, IS, Smttb, Don Der
Marine<A faoemie in 4nnapolis, Wb., uno
9ieutenant 8. .. Glbe, u. N., pom Quebec
Oblerpatprium. 2 ",3l3 q /.
Der Ser. ct. Dumpfer 8ibO, inter benz
Commando oe8 2ieut. Aleranper Wtummp,
miro Die Expedition an Srtnno Stele brinsen.
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0ie @anta Ge Won.

Snbepcnbenee, &c., 26. Stunt, Die
Santa Sc Bo1t lit beute bon 8amnee Sort
bier ansefommen. Die CUR 8erfOl9nns Der
Snoiauer BON bort uufSebro4enen Eruppen
tparen nod nidt 5urifSefebrt unO man bat
nod nidtS BON ibnen 9ebSrt.
Seit eiui9er 3eit BADEN lid feline Snoianer
nebr 9e5eist uno fir bic misunderstanding Soft
lit meni9 5u befirAten.
Seit Z. ,. 1T feline 9ot BON Suntu Sc bier
an9efpnmen.
Die @sidafte iiaO ran unO Ods gsetter
lp1rm uno trpfen. ge
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serbaftuns zines beriebtisten aiebes.

8OtDn, &c. Stunt. Sobn garlep, Elm
beri4tt9ter Dieb, murpe beute fritb attrupirt,
al8 er eben eiaen2 aoen in GambripSepcrt plins
bern wp0te, uno oa er Wioerltall0 %leiltste, err
belt er 5wei BitOlenl6alle in ben 2eib, wel4e
lbnt etnen Nrin uuo oa8 S9lit6elbetn GER
l4nletterteu. Der Boli5ilt Qausberrp erbielt
BON 5arlep einen sefdbrli9en Stid nit einenl
Dplde. Der Deiperaoo muroe aber e1Olidl
iibermdlti9t.
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nrt6etl Der Dou8las. Der Cbodz
bemofrutii6e) 8bilao. DeulUfrot fd1t folsenoe8
nrt6eil iiber Douglas:
Die eminenten 1olente bes Senatcr Douz
slu8 ME feline S4pd9en lino aGlbefannt uuo
beiOe 9oben in benz leBten Sabr3ebht nidt nee
mig gu ben se8enpdrti9en pplitil4en 8ermid-
lungen bet9etru9en uno mandeu Sturm unb
mande 4ufreSuas iber Die Union beraufbez
I9moreu. Der i4arfe 8erfauo BON Douglas,
ieine 9dlugfertiSteit unO @epanOtbeit in Der
purlamentartl9em Debotte mie uuf benz Stump,
baben ibn ebenlD gu einem berporroaenoen
6&6rer leiner Bartei i'm @Un8reB 9emo6t, wie
gum 9iebliug Der 8plf8Uerl ammlmoen. I6er
feline pormalteno abpcfatil9e GnIase, unb feline
aofluTgteit in Au~fiteuung neuer Senlationen
ltenlpelt tbn mebr gum ParteisG attiter als gum
erpben Stautsmann. @8 feblt ibm gu lesterm
nod INNER elm Stid pbilOlOpbiider 8ube uuo
jeuer 9rOeartiSe neberbltd, Der ni4t iiber ben
@in3eltampf ouS 8rOBe @an5e Rtntanieet Ooer
tberlieRt."
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DemOeratii6er @inisnnssDerfud

@ aibingtpn, ~. Snnt. Die Senaz
loren BON @illOuri uno ~ein3elae 8eprilentun<
ten bon pa arbeiten ouf cine I'M Septbr. ab5uz
bultenbe Staat8ccnpentiDn BIN, auf welder ein
8eriu4 9emadt werocn lou, bic AUDI in Neii<
lourt 3eriplittsrte Democratic wieper unter
einen Sut AT brtneen. 81
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weiteres DER l1ebertonSpDA.

ct. 2put8, ~. Smui. Sine Depel4c
aus Gan 5runciScO pom 5. b. io9t, Die SnOta>
ner bitten in ihrem @efe9te nit Sol. SapS
70 Gobte urtb mebrere 8%erpunpete Sebubt.
Sn Sacramento wur6en $500 our Nu8ri=
flung elmer 6reimilliSeu @Dmpu9nie 9e5eidnet ;
IN San francisco 1T ieoenful8 cine Sublfrip=
ticn i'm @anSe. Sn 3pei Ea9en fparen $500
se5eidnet. Wan bpfft, RAP Der GrpreBoienlt
bulb mteoer I'M @ange it. : M
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Mnfnntt Oe8 9ampferS
sc Or err SITS ; t."

Mriterta au9 &aliforniem.

Rewsgorf 27. Stunt. Sbiger Damr
pier 1T ansefOnlmen nit californiiden Soften
bis gum 5. B., 81, SOC, 700 in @elO nnO 400
BaIIa9teren.
am q. /. fano ein Sdarmatef 5wiiden 300
Splbaten be8 Gpl. Saif uuo 500 Snoianern
beim BpramiDensSee ltatt. Na4 etnem 3er@
~ltreuten @efedt BON 2 rper 3 Stunpen mnrOet
Gle Snoiauer gel4la9en nit einem 8erlult bon
Is Mann. Capt. 6lprY pnrbe tDptltH per-
lpumOet, 2 TreiipiIise purben 9etSotet ntO 4
perlpInpet.
Die Qeide OeS Major Ormbp fonO man auf
eiaem fraberelt Sdla4tfelo nit % anpereu
2et9en.
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gfonbal6rer Nrp,es.

Eprpntp,@ 6. W., 26. SUM. Die Saz
milton Zines" beridtet, baB sc. Conan,
8arlament8mitglieO fir SEEDS, tpesen S9dnz
bung 3neter Mdpden BON 10 unb II Sabren
in Qnf(aseltanO rerieet wproen lei. @Owun
lananete bic 8elduloi8ung.
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et0runs elmer poltttIben 0emOnffratiOn.

Ct. 9oui8 26. Stunt. Die D%emonltra-
tirm Der 8redinriose< 6ruftipn am Yluntere
Soule murbe ppn elmer Gn5abl Dpusla8=9eut8
unterbro4en. Nidter 8pmlin, Der fribere
@pmini6ar in 8ara9uup, mpllte ipredeu, nlan
lieB ibn aber ni6t gum @Orte fcmmen. =
Morsen Nbeuo 1T mieoer cine DpuSlaSSgere
lammlun9.
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eOupernerr mile far grefinrisae uns zane

0~Orfott, 27. SUM, Der Qr9uS mel
bet, Dap Som. 8ile Die Remination Don 8ref-
~finrioge uno Sane ais cine bemnnperuns8mir=
bise u1o unionsretteril6e erfldrt babe. @pup.
Wiie miro BET benz am Donnerlfag bier ltatt=
ftnDenpen Qualifications, Wieeting lpre9en.
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6eoera[ SiQ Wational 9}auperein So. 3

ga fb pbioer 0erein nunmebr %9eiebndbi9 0rSaniirt, f6pm cine
stemltGe NnSabl 9tutbeile a~usse9ebe1 une ietne 8eamten propiio-
bieem 8ersir betbetlisen mOnen, berp1t einseIaber, l5 beute,
BEN %. Stunt, abenDS 8 u9r bel 9errn S, Rsfel, RC. 228
Glib. @barle8itr. etn3ufinben.
@ohIsb Gbater, Brafbsnt y. t. Sobn Sfuls, Sdasm. >. t.
WDo S0enrp NOlf. Setr. p.t.