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10 VIZ ETITfK OF TTE HffALT.
1eH BRoArwAT New York, Angus. I6. 1860.
Msrrsre H'ran and family beg 10 acknos esgo with heart
Yet u anks RON
Two ladies g. .................... 81 %
M I'd 10 N. posr.............. .......... u
Acknowledge previously as
TOTAL r.............. ................ 80 Is
The sweet missioner lss svefdef The re for
humanity hoprg s abe VIII b. r-e 10 have her house
rrrnovsd sixteen dcisry IL attn required she do
is and charffsliy disposed End her 'he line
o. Eshiy fourth sfeci between Re, enh And Twe,
tulsc-ors let cert c shall BE- promptly handed
over n N fsrn,. upcn whcse behalf have been led
agpeal. Yours, III ch obliged 4. DAT.
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

Interesting News from California and
Utah-The Cruise OF the Yacht Squad
ron-Sad Accid ents-Vtsit TO the Home
OF Abraham Lincoln, the Republican
Candidate for tho Presidency-Tbe
Scientific Association-The Hecnan Fes-
tival-LOcal News OF New York-Mar-
kets, &C., &c.
The FAMILY HERALD, In its issue OF to-day (wednes-
day. will, among other things, contan:-The Latest
News from California with interesting Letter from
Correspondent in Great Salt Lake City; Report Of
the Summer Cruise OF the New York Yacht Squadron
An Account OF the Drowning Of -Four Persons at Long
Branch and the Highlands; very interesting Letter
from Special Correspondent at Springfield, H. giving
account of bis Visit to the Home OF the Hon. Abraham
Lincoln with full description OF the Republican CAnd
date and his Family and synopsis Of his Views Ma
tIona Politics. the Slavery Question: &C. report Of the
Closing Proceedings OF the American Scientific Associa
tiop Description Of the Heenan Festival Monday, at
Jones Wood; Letter from Correspondent board Of
the United States steamship Iroquos relative to the sc
liam Revoutioa An Account Of the Visit OF LADY Frank
lin t. the United States The Local News OF New York
Vicinity Of Importance: Reports Of The Cattle p,ovi
sion and Money Markets. and al interesting mat
ters of the preceding week
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Nosns--Horxrys In this city, Monday, August IL,
at the residence ~ Du Pols Bq, by the Rev. " r.
Tracy. Mr.. y r. Moxsis, 10 Miss X G. Horxns, both q
Stamford, Conn.
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iovsvrIIx August IL, 1880
Ninety six counties In Kentucky give Combs os .as3
Mcuary, 1896; Boiling, 1o,6s9; Hopkins, $50. -Four
teen counties are yet 10 be heard from.
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The Steam slsop-ef-war BrsokIyn.
Nosyorx, August IL, 1850.
Tho steam slocpof wnr Broctiyn dropped down the
Rsas Saturday and expected 70 sa for Criqui 70
day.
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John 4. Heepsn ss Philadelphia.

rHuApuPIrA, August IL. 1900
Hecnsn and sute arrived this evening and greet
ed will large crowd. They Afterwards sercnaded
At the Girard.
Randall Hunt q Louisiana, wss'sercnAded this even
ming by the supporters Of Bell and Everett ~ the Const
mental.
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BALTIMORE, August IL, 1904.
The hte Reform Association have called meeting 10
select candidate for Mayor and City Council, 70 10
chosen without reference 70 political opinion
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The Best Manufactures and Family
Machine. 10 ihs world Al ~ SINGER co.'s Sss Broad.
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r,es-woop. EDDY 4 co, Managers Of the
priAwARr rysTucKy AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
nEAwARy-ExrRA Glass No aS5. August "a 1854.
is AZ, 63, 50, GO, 80, 80, Q, l. 2, %. Gl.
DslAw ARr-CIAss No 3S6. August II, 1850.
40 a. 81 49, 60. 81. Sc. "A, 70. 65 AZ, as, a. 7s.
Circulars ser, free 81 charge by Undressing either to
WOOD. EDnY 90, Wilmington Delaware.
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY A co. 81 Louis knAJur-
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Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated N0fse1ess
Sewing Machines family sewing x6 Broad
way. New York and ls7 Fulton street. Brcoaiyn.
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FoRrT, Ohio, August IL, 1880.
The republicans Of the Ninth district have nominated,
by sccAmasioa Hon. John Gary for election 70 Con-
gress
sAoo, Me-, August IL, 1890.
The Democratic Convention held here to-day nominated
Thomas NJ Hayes, cs saco, for Congress.
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Fruits Of the Money System ,-Beggars
Hor9tsck Criminals the Stump Thieves IN the Sane
tuAry Mwderers NJ large Million Heirs Honest Men
n the Poor Bouse and ssie Prison Photographed for future
vi
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BsrrinG's Patent Champion Fire and
burr,1 pro esfss 81 Broadway, corner q Murray sxss
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The Heenan Exhibition at Boston. Sc.
Bosros. August IL. 1850.
The Board Of Alderman have rcfosed Va ocnse the pro-
posed pueistic exhibition Tor The benefit o John c.
Becnan.
Senator Seward 10 day the guest Of Charles Francis
Adams, ounccy, aud lei for Albany r tho afternoon
train
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The Late Violent Storm.
Enw ORIsASs, August IL, 1850
Ths largest portion Of the parish Of Psquemne sub
merged and the sufferers numerous, many being left
homeless.
The bark Lizzie Bosgs, from Bordeaux, arrived dis
mated and leaking badly. The schooner Mary, from
Ne~ Orleans 70 Galveston has been found abandoned at
Mobile. The gale was very severe. The lower part Of
the city overlooked, and serious loses have been
sustained.
Texas Elecsion-Tke Abolttionists, &c.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, August II, 1890
Returns from ave counties give Furneys, dem, for
Attorney General, All majority.
The sbotouisss actively operating on the western
border Of the state. Two thousand are In Andersen
county, melting an insusrection among the slaves
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sseinway Il Sons
yeara Warerooms 81 and 81 walker street.
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To Southern and Western Merchants.
Agents wanted Apply Al the Eureka Sewing Machine Once
lQ3 Broadway
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Omcfal Drawings OF Hodges, Davis 4
CO.'S ConsoIdsied lotteries Of 0eorsia:
Class <06. August Is 1850
IL, 20, 81, 20, SO, SO, so, IS. 20, ~, IL.
OAss 900 AuousT IA. l0D
49, So 50, IS, l8, 60, 40, 49, is. a. "a 81, 10, 49, IT,
HODGES DAVIS a co.
kanagers Macon. Georgia
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tson.
MurxpgwurR, AuRust IL, 1890
re Bell and Everett STATE Convention assembled here
yesterday II Vas large and harmonious. Benjamin hin
and Judge law appointed oecor, Tor the State At
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DelAWAre ottFrirs-
sussEx Cousrr-CLAs las Aucusr H. $500
CT. ~, 81. 20, 8, IA, 20, 2, rs, 8, Is. 10.
CoNsoLrpArEn IorrrRr-CIAss 40 August II 1900
%, 81, 80, 81, ~. IL. IS, %. 56 65, 81, 43.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS A Co.
MArseerp Wilmington. DeiawAre
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Rushton's Mild Aperfsss or Anti-Billious
Pills wr directions No 10 Aston House ard tT Broadway
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Batrhelor's Hair Dye 10 the Best In the
world hsde sold .nd applied 10 appropriate prvaas rons'
u the WIG factory, IL Bond street.
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ClSrehueh's nIusive WiG.-A Novelty.
Partlpes snsble turning up behind 20 Broadway
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ournsy's Gallery,
Sw BROADWAY.
PhotogrspA IvorytypeA
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"Hvmphrey's Journal' OF Photography,
~ a year. Established ten years JOSEPH II. LADD, 81
IAspenard street New York. Publisher.
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Crissadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and
foupe~s the the world Wholesale and retail
dye privately applied No. q Asf~ House
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his radical Truss with In the Of Hernia
fraees eupports fbculder Fr~cea euspenap BAndagea
st elastic s,ochipfs Be. B.hns Trusss and AZ surpss
pA-meni 10. vesey street. Asior Houss. opposss 81
Panic eburrh
The Immeasuyebpe Superiority or ISe1-
iovsy r'psn 81 other prep. rsuons for The positive
sat rfetu scrh bead. head Ac "
Roy I'd upute BY The iupunerabe oer0ces from III
parts Of the UnIon
Hsli's Hair Dye so Censs. BIs N or Brown.
nrro, No BARCLAY street. and BY all DrugKist rpimits-
bic Hslr Curing
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October 2-tf
Musical Instruction.
go, MRS. BEWS. PROFESSOR OF TIE
J5Ti i Tano-orc and Singing will bc happy to
Z y 9rcccivc Pupils d7rlrg the Summer vac.r.
ton She undertakes the cultivation orhc Voice. and
give instruction in Vocal Music boll sacred and sccl-
lar) i'll the Italian. French, German and English Ian.
gllagcs.
Terms per Quarter.
PlANo-FomE. ........ p. ..........l5
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in December 1853.
A Temperance Meeting
Will be held atthe Presbyterian Church on Wednes-
day evening at u o'clock. Addresses will be delivered
BY r. JUDGE MOORE, Esq, and Rev. E. J. MEYSAR'
Dls. The public are invited to attend.
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Political Meeting af Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 27.-Thc new theatre WAS
iammcd lust nigllt-2,G03 persons were insdc-many
outside. Ioombs WAS historical, argumcntave sar-
castle and eouucnL and was for resistance TO death in
cosc of the election of Lincoln. The enthusiasm
unequal Five hundred ladies were present.
NEWS FROM MEylco.-Thc New Mexico mail with
dates to the Sth inst arrived this morning
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We have been shown document signed by the
Mayors i'll office OF the cities ,f the United States and
Canada, certifying to the Superior excellence of Dr.
Ayers compound Extract q Sarsaparlla and to the
value ofall his remedies rs articles Of ~rcat public
mi C,,,l, o,.;1n fou,
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VoB VuryIHB 70
Our Court
Commenced yesterday morning, His Honor Judge
GLOVER presiding There cases Of very special
;,toraot on6 tbo form will hardly oynnd hnyond half
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the Week.
Literary Address.
We are indebted to our kind friend 7. Z. NJ, for
COPY Of Rt. Rev. STEPHEN ELLIoTr's Address be-
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The Governor and Col. Fountlcroy are at logger
heads in regard to the tearing down OF an old adobe
building
No news from the Plains Of special interest
DEAR KlL1Ep-McBndc Scott, Esq., has placed
upou our table the loot of black bear 1t was killed
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ng of CHAIRS, TABLES, BEDSTE

r. SPRINGER,
Oct. 2s-tEA clA:R1DEN, s. e..
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which will he heavy loss on tTc owncrs NDout tIlc
same ,mc tic Indians succeeded in running from tic
government herd at Albuquerque one hundred beef
cattle. They were followed, but the Indians killed
all the cattle and made their cscapc.
On the 9th instant al band Of Indians crossed the
river. within twelve miles Of Santa Fr, going in the
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The companies HgIlI1IsI lTc NE'VcS TIu Ucc EOITc
obcut two weeks In their absence a band OF Indians
come within eight miles ofthe Santa Fc, and run of
23o mules belonging to Esbcrg and Ambcrg. AEON.
pany of thirty soldiers, under command ofCapt Gibbs,
went IN pursuit, but failed to ovcrtake them A com.
panv of Mcxcans and Pucbas also went, and recover
I'll :;,-t,. of tlo muIrs Tho balance are entirely lost
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HIr. TOwnxcmd'S Pamphlet.
We have heretofore acknowledged the receipt oi
this able and wcll-timed document. a irIcnd, WHO
has recently pcrused it, says
'Its principles, statements, and conclusions, are
just, mastery, and uncxccptonablc. Ills caption
Tho South alone should govern the South, anu
its corollary, that, "Alrican Slavery should be
controlled by those alone who favorable to it,,
are selected as themes. They suggest profound
thought recall bitter experiences, and admonish
US Of our duty. With past to guide, present
around, and future before us, we are to profit
by the former-appropriate it to tie present. and
look confidently to the future. This pamphlet furnish
cs tile data for them ALL and tue appeal Of an hon
est man to his section it should be read with scduous
care
superior to the generality Of efforts upon the same
subject it is comprehensive and searching: free from
ostentation, its candor equals its patriotism. 1t is
practical, plain and full.
With Mr. TOWNSEND they are like bullets clear, con-
else and unvocal observing strict connection, he
is pointed and methodical Asan argument it is more
solid than massive, although emncntly logical and
convincing. His effort is calculated to create reec-
ton. We have had too much bluster and not enough
of maturcd and earnest vindicaton Abused and dis
respected, the South has too long remained Inactive
aud we have committed mistakes in supposing,-lst
That the Slavery agitation was confined to few iana.
tics, ID That there sufficient conservatism at the
North to restrain it. Our views have changed; the
light of experience has disspased this obscurty, and
every effort which enghtens the public mind presents
the question in its real aspect, and inculcates
manly resistance should be appreciated and extolled
The proper ideas must be usodto develop the true sen-
tmcnt the opinions Of the people must he directed
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THO. j. WARREN, Editor.
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After receiving several shots, fired by Mr. John Frei
son and MI. j. NJ. Kennedy the bear snccumhc[
The foot before lis weighs two pounds 1t wcshc
l,nt,,.
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at Rntlcdges Bay-Mr. Scott, who was one OF the
patty informed us that several hogs missed il
that ncighborhood, and Briin" was charged will
their exit So, Oh the morning Of the 18th instant
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Business for the past week has been remarkably ac-
>;a ond co1ao Cotton fot nm somo 1000 RaaS ot nr
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1t is supposed it would have weighed three hundred
pounds if in good ordcr.-kingstree Star.
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WHSOHIC THmpHItt.
We are indebted to our old friend and quondan
brother in the bonds of Temperance, the Rt WORTH
Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge Of A. F. NJ. Q
s. C, E. THATER Esq., for copy of the Proceeding
of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of S. c. We ar
always gratifed to hear from our friend "Cncl
Eben," and shall continue to number him among ou
warmest and truest friends and patrons. lie is on
who will do to tie to in storm.
The Union Prayer Meeting
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Tuesday, Oct. 80, 1860.
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KEEPING HORSES FEET AND LEGS IN ORDER If
were asked to account for my horses legs and feet be
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Large and WeIl-ASSOrted StOc

fAEEG EHRNHEn nADEs
EMBRACING FANCY AND DOMESTIC
DRY-GOODS,
| BLANKETS.
| KERSEYS, ~
CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS. - -. :;
BOOTS, SHOES.
TIeU N sAS,
HARDWARE,
GROCER
CROCK ERY.
ALSO,
AZ
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s-he G Gn,nApu 311rpkIn anurnnT
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oseen, selected with gre

anH D0ugElt at. such prices as cannot:
fail i
MEETING
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"A
attention of the

PUBLIC
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us out triumphantv in the .position We have Ionp

us out triumphantr in opposition we have long
maintained with regard to Dict Ayers Preparations,
or more particularly our Advertisements Of them No
publishers need be more opposed than we are to the
PRONUNCIATION of qnackcry many shape, but We knew
when we hogan that his Hmcdics were above any
suspicion of dcccption-tlmt hcy were about the best
is possible to produce forthe cure Of disease, and
that they have the conidcnc. of all communities where
they arc known. Not aotc because the Mayors Of
the Whole country believe tlhm useful 10 their people,
but because we know from experience that they
to ours, do VIC believe we arr rendering substantial
service to our readers in msking their virtues known
to thcm-E EplrteT pytnrcto, Ey
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Mnfunft Der 4pnp @tprea.

ct. Sofepb, Mp., 81. Au9uit, Die
8Onp,GrpreB 1T Seltern Nbeno nit califOrnt<
i4en Na6ri4tem bis gum s. B. bier anSetums
men.
Dieielben iiub bS9lf unipidtis nit au8uab>
me fOleenOen Stems" aus benz G~arIpnt6ale F;
So bat a lelbit cine 816l itattSefunOen CUR
@tniebun9 elmer prppiicrii4en NesierunJ fir
tas r~crSeldla9ene EerritOrium Nepaoa auf
@ruao Des 8rin5ips Der Squutterlouperdmetdt.
Die 8eridte beutel1 ouf cine oteier Ginletung
9inifiSe Iblimnun9.
'@dbrenO Oer 0abl fanb at Genoa elm T,t.
c ft H-,A~.a Aor MiceannNerneir pDn
eallfornien, Nalrten8 81. M. GnOerIcn, einer
notwithstanding tSOtli&en S4uB erbielt.
SIM GarIout9ale fanlen nod INNER lleber-
lamb mi9rantem all, bic BON ~ipeiteren grOBen
3u5i9en ipreden.
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Rnlmerltnr1 belt

Streite nit benz OberbauIe. 9almertOn bielt
bafir, ba6 baS EbenIa Senit9eno erSrtert MOT"
ben Iet unb alaubte, RAP o18 Sano NIT benz
8erlabren Der 9iesieruns 5ufrieoen Jet.
2orb Sobn 9iulieu erpioerte auf cine Suffer-
peQatipn, inpiefern ltA England an Der lpr!s
ridden Snt~erpentipn betbeili9ct peroe Dtafte
E 5plbaten merben, lre1n rStbig, bon ben
eualiIden S6iffen S~elanbet t~peroen, UNI Die
brrtiaeu enaliIden llntert9aner 5t l4llBen; l1s
oel1ef 1cbe CT srp6e 9Ofnun9en auf bic @nerp
ale Nuab Yaida'8, mel4er bic 6uhe IGneu
ioisber berifeGen uno ienen S4ritt iiberflIllts
MAIDEN tperee.
Capt. 0Ouu9, Der 8efebl8baber be8 Dants
piers n6rr", i4reibt, baB ct bic 8ap bon
GbCrSbapen (6arSer Snleln) fit ben atlantts
lhen Gelesrapben pDDfpmmen 9eei9net ftnoe.
Strict. DEN 8erbaftunsert, welde 6uao
8ai9a pcrnebmen lief, tpuroe tein Miberltanb
entsesenselett. Cine auberorbentlide @pntil<
ltrt leitet bic u%nter1udung. e#5 s.s.aa .
Iu8bri9e, pelde in SalCnie1 uuo Neppc
crp6ten, Wurpen per6tnbert.
9tahridten aus @onItantinDpel beIfGtisen bic
Gntoedung elmer 8erl9wSrun9 ge9en ba8 2es
ben bes @rpBs8e5ier8. Mebrere bodseItelte
YerIpnen paren cpnprpmittirt. - Der Yerfauf
BON Bnlper purpe IN @pnltantiappel perbcten.
@artbalbi ~orsaniltrte in Meilina feline
Streittrafte auf8 eifri9ite our expedition auI
oa8 6eltlano. q
Der @raf bon Spraru8, Obetm bes SSni9S
BON Neapel, bat eiutn 8rief al ietnen Sdmat
ger, BEN Prin5en Gari9nan, 9ertdtet, tpcrin CT
Ii9 fir bic rationale @in6eit uno bereit erfldrt,
SictOr @manuel al8 SDni9 an3uertenneu.
Die TruppensN nbdufunset bauerten 1T Itea=
pei fort uno bic 9elanoten bra4ten tbre Sas
milien auf Die arie9Spampfer,
Die @aribalbt'f@e Eruppen,
m el de beretts in @alabrten 9e'
a ND ct .Ware11, prganl1trten Ell
men ufan no Der 8eUSlterunq
/ III @ebtrge. s5ss. a.4 r
(Dteier 8prtrab Der @aribalbi'ide Snpa'
ions rmee beltebt, mie idon friibere 8eridte
laeten, ans 1900 Wann unter 0berIf Stpcco.
Sic wurpet BET ibrer 2anouns pCnl 8rlte mi
~9ren5enlD1ent @ntbulfaSntu8 empfan9en uni
f9lcllen bann 9lei6 ba8 All oer Weerenge bon
OteIiina 9eleSene Sort SchIa Elm. Die Nrinet
9artbalci'8 in Wfeilina betrus 10000 Mlann
treffll9 etn9eibter Sruppen uno er bate Dor
an 1000 8oDte erIammelt, in nelden er Der
ueber9an9 iber bic Weeren9e belperfltelliSer
wCate. 01 pOraus5uIeben mar, Dap elm gro,
Der Tbeil Der neupplitunil4en Nrnee tbeil8 Ri.
reft 3u @aribaloi iiber9ebelt, tbeil8 lid menis:
items niGt 9eSen i'm ldlusen lperbe, 10 ~3peifelt'
Memanb oaran, baB @aribaloi in meniser
TaSen le8ret9 in Neapel einrifen peroe. 9lt
Sberif Sitrr am z. BON BariS, mo er bic Sc
neIltt9 BON ieinen @unoen a%bsewartet bate
mad Staliem 3uriidreiite, erlu@te ct feline Treun:
be, Srtefe ait ibn mad Neapel gu aOreiliren
no er ant II. Gu8ult ein3utrefien sebenfe. Die
Geb.l ~ 3.
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Der San Yebrc 0ttne, benz 9auptquartier Der
Souls Mtntng Company orbeiteten, auf,
uberlielen bic WeiBea, ermOroeten unb pliins
oerten 1e unO ma6ten iid NIT g0em, mas lie
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