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9aNr. Solution.

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Ofbners Yurstrenber Gdnapps III Sas tefs retne
tsnbe 0entttel was je publfm dn9ebrten prSe @s
b son 8riteu ndud 1rauben pHamen ie. perfertie
unb lit oGital li5 fret bpn ailen iAdoltden 3uaben
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6uf unb beDners eeeisnet StSrunen ber 0erbanesOr
game 5u beilen 80
Dl6uers Deospurairenter Snapps prb fen erfaben
en- Meraten r Selna ber Dpspeplte unber6dufe rebel-
teik bs Woaels an Mppettnp dbnler BelAweree eAplCb
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Gde BON 6anpDers unb Qpmbarrlfr.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-09
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Der l1n0latIie wehu nit Obsn lleben cebafte III hth6 6s
fdaeu eriabrnen N pen5en br meIne sr nt mn
bon enn S6men befret wiro cub behielbeH aud btfi.
bg cnen Rranteu cine hr biige &eunB mnbtn phbrenb
in ben den no bic SpmpCme d etpds In SpItem
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ner pe erbBerep 5tenm8 beret9t . Bercn9uuosu pber
raures@ fpreeH nab etler neucu Dr. g. Gnlib ouoe-
futbenen Bebdnblnn9spee mtngen Ga9en pbu SGmern
Aber ueonrnienn fit ben Raenten gebt. 3ueG aarait-
tut Er. s. .. emetb boB teiu Gnt,hn6uta nretbroS H.
b., as Strcrs@ bbanbe rercen wobur 70 of gborIotans
bs tronrigiten 5oecn berbeifitreR. M.
in9e 2eutt unb 8ae pdhc iemtnnIcr G6ndGe Ietben
ion @ BET 3ssH meben pobn e sieIn GUNNER srOse
llntUiten eripareu.
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lost G te bas ebe IN BEN mierefn bon grlub aus unt
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gtae Jberete une tam I'M SAT- gripobauc pber o Ser
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AH ben Rrantbetteu bs pebl6en @eItItGs bat Or g. "a
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operet unb brprtd alien 2eibencen beilelbe Gnr
Dr. G g. Gmb 3rdoentatice fr Hrauen tonn nan an nh
oen Bdke efbalte Die Debn III ant unb mlrbs tnnerbeb
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Wssriinpet CUR l1ttterpridung Der Qnddlalberet.
Der eta3lae YIag, no etne 6etlun8 erlanot
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Reiti Qnedilber 0as eiietS @elunOGett pCle
lenDs rMtntrt. g31 JadI
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rrednii6en 8rdft ees Wsrpenftses Der RrpE @ugel oen
pdut raubs unh daer erer Cl6en bel e etwidn
Sebt tenpbHetten ugenb re& lbren Dpferu esf1br
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ponunsen Deruttsn S6pdd &6nttntcu brppr6rtneen
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0r9anil6e SApdAe

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fufttars Sen peles 3eben eleRb nb bic &be unb o
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ren riaben s bic p9rt pie @eprbntelt seHeen aaferssg
funrel fle. r. f.l ~ - 1870 @{Q@4e ~
sji.aEy Office: $50. Sip= =JreDertdfra6e,
lteben 3bilren Optl 8nIttmOretrg Sltlt4e aSette,
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Udn merle It'd &dmenuhb GduStlmuer brrn unptnenbe uat
Tuserllts Matchmaker e6lrtebeHe SereHO Gudfldber
S6ubHder SteRpe SrueenretntDer unb QdnpeHpuSer
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,llIS aas SrfeFt mullen stntn DOa-stamp tntbalteu
ita9@ina 9eiIanS in2 EdScn suSeliAert.
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gerbeirdtbete perloncn.

cher SUle wrI6e @ urbetrdtben bedb6esn unb & pbs
Ntbet Wd oeer enes aDeren 5tnDernrss bewust ah l-
ten unptr1ue6 Dt, -SpbniUn ~ @dtbs Ssben ~.
als qinerns Sesn be pbShht setst 8erratnns
Weedret eet Nerpt1 8rn unt S6wa6t. nber @rfn6pfne
Der bred6ten Art wer6en 6neu furtr Derentge pel6er
t Der Sebannlune nnh BnrCree Dr. CbnROn unterbt
tanu m als snem SbreHmdne Cbne Burht G anpsrrauen
unp dper(hnt duf ietn arstGt Sei6fIt6tett nerIdtn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-09

Er 8. 3. SmtH belt es frhbsr fir srIcrbert4 benz Bub-
t eHi9e Nrbenlien itner pol9Iitn g9enimafteH ais N
gburs III sb, ionic ense bsr 8SbeIs ansuhbren mel.
DE aus pe6nlier @cnlutaonen peeen hprser aefdb-
der srdHtbetcn NIT iBm erpotn; hs tit es ebO nn5tbi1
eeporbeu.
Gs lit sdsnb far ibn eesenpars un5uhbre, tGB IN
1886 IN 9eb1rs 5orm as Ar5t graeuie Get euer t
sine ean5 AumamH Obissn Sranfbsitsn sstponbt
ben esten dbreH mebr Yaienen Ir ais 3ur Be3tfnbuna
iee Rdmena ais bdtsr unb Bemendsisr at nOtbT,nbi9
nne bnelt ben allen ASten bser Ztabt idumtnS
seiheben tanp.
Ob9 es BON .Mem Tpt. br DHsiebr br drstl6et raria
fur SuadiaIberei duseieben wb ou3usn, 70 .detu bo6
bic nit ioIhn rantbetcu bebaeu Ycronen erpdtfenoen
8otbec orcB h bae Gn8ei9en a eb nctbmenbis ~
kot. RIft nt euen @birug bae Gein
putu OeFeu bic RaibteR bss Auees an 6eiItn2
nno einen A Ipntige Rranbe au best limb ae-
ebt bes n tn her BorausIebuns bab 6nIfe fur sr
fcIsr6 9dt7! Dr. s. g. S6mtb 1T be dIteft resmdBt3s
gaourte Ar3 peeT IN Baltimore al3eieen liB ne Braris
W III ben feste a6rn 70 ou8gebebute eeen nb Il Sat
9ranfbsn IN allen 6dnn unb ninOt in biz fas s,bet
Yt SeBu9 auf bic srcb NnsabI hr5G inter ne Bbanb-
ling setommener dl bait s Or Gmih fur Efid ueIId-
Iu mc tecnbe 5reben ben pcbIsenentn ot su crtbsi-
len pob barau gu a6tc, ba he nt bur bic In anen Nm.
sesen Ft britben Quadialbe cctt werbn meIe 8cpr,.
dnau MAIDEN, grlnuno eIb abrenittn uub beeeu
Aersten taft unm5alid 1T.
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Sunee 9llaaner.

cerbrs mel6s bt Sbfer esbemtu Eaters sewOrteu nb
es abrltb rtsie 9dusnee tn etn pbss @rab rtbt weI
NIT cen 0ennt Der Ssrebtidmeti ben sndi beee unh bel
Sser bsduberuhs Lone entlOft bdbeu plrben mD6n @ mt
poQ EN- Oertrduer ndben 9s*sE ihs 4 lS9tf lF5I
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Sunle 2eltte.

bic I'D burd teimltGe Eater eeIhwdt boben bte Ne 70 of RON
b6eR eeuten eer tn Der SGue enen ut beren EpIaen he a
na$$ tpn5sR lelbf TN S9ia bura gsuuttpntn bte
rem fplten hirrt bic n6tbsen S&rttte tbun sJ1 ~
SSs Sdaet bag s9 nnstr YGna PIE 5efnuns pss 9unhs
9ebns iOssertn perDen Ua hr@ dDsea enss AbrruHa
pom pta6 Der Naur Spl&t perUnta man btbOr s ntres
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a.. r SEEB re IL U

~ SO. 8 SfgUmbarpfr., Baltimore, $780,
SiltpOtter r1t6 SdaOlet lit 9SeiI, 8rau6ies &c. q
SD enlPs6le bierit meineu reOet anb eem Eubtuul mei
ous Bette oprteS 2a9er pbi9en 2reu 1ope i becn.
oerS auf alen @O9nac, 98btsfep. 8ranb 1nnS oil
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6nr etn 8ees @eipa telteMfre hrs SaiS Selist perSsn
1Os20,if4el .-Jl5t5igG am sIBElFqdJ8 a3g,tyQ i .
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Be(DnDer5 III beaetten |!

Dr. SpbnfOn btte allen Deurn etut 5nf an ree i bnrt
icIs sebes unnaturl&e @ wub 5rper serSrenbe flt
BIZ arbeti bic @aaft aub BITE &pe unabte na&enbe larr
9etpahi bdben. 4l lslgs3 .4 @IlE ~ Fi Ji! l3t ~
br nt etute rnurteen beasenerertbpn Seeu br
ruben rUbnbettsn bes 0dfersi ShwdGt i'm Guden In
ben Slebern 36mer3enm ROp GSwade bes Seitts WrIua
Der wensraft SeSfCpfeh nerpEit nnrube aRoaeufwdcs
unpbnuns Der Wetodaanss DrSnne aaseuetne ¬tuna
Spmptpme Der S@wtnpubfs sf5iI,rT 80
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De f6rrfHen tfansea bs 9aers nb ieSr ,u fir6ten
Weruf bes Ol4ntes 0erurune Seen ebruftbeit ser
egsissratts SDt NbT@ssn Abnttsuns Der Gjeaia
&c. Nnt etntst ber hltmmen Jrlgen. ~, Jf
IalsnOe pom psFtsaen sbsn tes fSnntn sst beurbetn
aus ree urae the Seiuhtett abntmm M TIRE RrGft pef-
ltr a bdb uerD6s absesebrt trben inAsm as etns
stentbnmlle &renuHs bte Aaeen Snatn anb bic A
ietden Der Musaebruna babsn. - d
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urtbeiI Scr pre7e.

Dte bte Edebe pee wdbrenb IeSen Rebeu,ebn Sobr
IN bfe GnadL turtrf bse Wenet rtteer mum
nr3tr Operoruen wee Or. Spbncn auSfnhrte uub bene
be 5ettnH6 oppDrte nb re dhbere pernen beirrbnte,
rcrPn eas gHbtum wteDeFbpIten NdIen untertet curb
unr enE n &u ais &breHmdun IN B3ug nuf GbdraFter un
@eT'Aabatstet Rb ar 3etbenbe tt EHrst&enbt Gepdby
Ietiun0a tfs pEF8 gi4ig ~ sasfl s{ffsSfe n
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bebtnfen b16 elm Detnber et unb etn eyunber rrtc tt
Hrtrwenetefen &fDroerntfe etsdtn GllftSe n6 So
CbHs ce we De rt bes 1ebens CUR ftdurisen pser6r
Die Mus9n Dee eebes peFfueru f anHlt6 UNI 6te Seee
wrD ereren WerspetRune uIb Bxtotun.
gen edB nns be Eteabn Welde &Hbere enttbn Srpeerr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04
Cape Cod ana the Union.
THE NATIONAL MN OF BARHsrABLE, MASS, m
COrrfYI.

THE NATIONAL MN OF BARxsrABLE, MASS, m
The patop., men Of pss 1nG M.ss held mse,,Ds
on the 3oth u We have room only for Of the re-
solutions
Resolved, That not ~ adherents Of any party but a
as citizens Of The United States whose property o. hs
ocsnn b everywhere protected under the American ar
and whose prosperity derived from commercial iuter
course with All the States South and North, we deem
public duty TO assemble together to give expression 70
opinions in view Of the present disturbed Condition Of
public sentiment, and the dangers which threaten the
Union"
Resolved, That all attempts in the Union by any DOR
ton Of the people Of one State whether by teaching or
preaching, or other means, 70 incite insurrecon in
another STATE or TO stir up any class governed by
its laws TO resstence and bioodshed 10 moral treason
against the constitution In all persons who thus aid and
Abet such an enterprise and actual treason In hoae
who a. the wu or fanatca instruments OF such insite
justly deserve the highest punishment known 10 The
Inat IN this view, the recent invasion Of eur sister
STATE OF virginia in all lie prompngs bearings and acts
gIoss violation every moral legal and constitutional
mon bond Of Union--and It'd assschusetts has no more
right 70 complain Of Virginia for inctng the penalty OF
ner onended laws upon John Brown and bis followers,
han virginia has 70 complain Of Massachusetts, FOR execut
ing the pirates incendiaries and murderers that rom
ne 70 time have paid the forfeit Of their lives w'nn ner
jurisdiction
sympathy with John Brown 10 sympathy with the crimes
Of murder and treason under the laws o. sster ssate
and the constitution Of the United States WINCH makes US
one people and that % pretend 70 spppove q motives
which must be criminal, because they lead orecuy '
commission OF crime
fhisers with nsurrection, murder and servic war be
the enemAs OF peace and prosperity as maxaers,
nerchanis and farmers of Cape Cod whose rg1, pro-
perty and independence abroad aud at homo, dgnd
maritime and commercial relations with all y States
and all the world, and especially upon proecIn pniec
ne undiYIass usional alg Qf The gnlgp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04
The Hsrpcr's Ferry AMafr-TrsaI -

By tbs letter publshed below u win be aesn ths,
DWst Stevens the Harpers Ferry insurrcc4ionist h -
b. tried some time during tho wintcr-perhspS durtrS
the present month Of Januasy-by The VrrInia ssssS
authorities, a. Chsrestown and not BY the Unted 49,
authorities - q 1rst proposed mo reeuIsr -. - ~
Jefferson County Court held IN Nv bSs - f.ss ne
has authorized special session for thS nurne syss
Change relation 70 Stevens trial has pro6sbv 49,,
made IN consequence Of the spnontnnenf ~ s.~se
Masons Congressional Investigation Commues -h ~
has oeeD minated, will summon Dr. Hovrs .-is -
tnihps snd ctney northern abolitionsts befre ths -
ana quite likely that the Virairia sats
40 Nofnee VIII subpoena the same parties ino tsts A.
min neZ get chance. Stevens was The Yist hsss
man ~ ola brown and oiled quite an important noSt
n place o. Colonel Forbes, and learned him ~
Of Sharpe'g fde bis age Is but twenty e,shs snS - -
native Of Nor wch, Conn. He d large ns,,.,,ris.
and capable Of enduring much hard usaee ~ wss ,.Sg
apparent ct HArpef's Ferry, whore he reoeivs - ~
IMAM nve bullet wounds. He has received rnscA 49,.
attention during LIN confinement in CharIestoun -, sn
did any Of the othAr prisoners. - '~A
On the 18th OF December, George Seunott NM s,>
vens counsel, wrote TO President Buchanan for ins
uon relative 70 the trial, and the President aer oommn
ncatng with Mr. Hunter the District Atfarnev IN Ies.
son county, sont word back that Stevens had MOI ha
delivered up 70 the United States q had been
The matter has since been settled upon and on the th
MI Sepnou wrote TO xr. Hunter, who replied by he oi
lowing letter - '' 'o''
CHARInrowy, Dec a. 1850
Tne authorities OF Virginia re definitely settled tbse
stevens 70 be tried here and az previously reouestad
by Mr. Buchanan, have 20 Informed him. -
When the trial will come or am unable 10 say M prs
sent but presume will be sometime during the winter.
probably during the next month but this Is by no meaas
's!!an' ANDREW HUNTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-04
lDefalcatton OF the State Treasurer or
Maine.

from The Portland Argus, Jan. 81
Fer two or three days there have been runners current
in our city that the State Treasury troubiepecun,ary
Of couse and the authority sets his liabilities and
probahe deficit at high figure II this be co. his bonds
men will also be involved, Of whom 10 Neal Dow
We cannot get at the facts ye therefore speak only
Of current rumors But II will not at all surprise as II
aha turn out that the people Of Maine have been Aeeced
@ the tune Of from one hundred hundred and nifty
thousand dollars by their etate Treasurer B. D. Peck
Inc facts must come out IN the Of the week. the
Legislature meets and the Governor will be compelled 10
declare the condition Of affairs In his message.
viii be recolleced that Mr. Peck went into politics
from the pulpit Of Casco Street Church in this city he
was for several years editor Of the Temperance Journal
and became Treasurer OF State on the accession 10
power Of the republican party, in 1860.
PORTLAND. Jan. 8, 1850.
D. D. Peck, our State Treasurer ia defaulter and the
Governor and Council have notified the banks having do
POSTS Of State moneys pay checks drawn by him.
The State secured by his bondsmen and be has made
over his property as security.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN BROADWAY.
Between twelve and one o'clock on Tuesday morning
IRE was discovered In the hoop skirt mandatory Of Miss
NJ J. Carr, No sal Broadway The flames spread rapid.
~, and in short time the entire store and building wera
on fire. The LOGS on stock and fixtures viii be about
5000 Insured In the Kings County and oner insurance
companies The building s owned by he Iorillard es-
tate II is damaged about 81 500 insured Phineas God
frey also occupied part Of the bulldog as boostore and
Union square Post Office The letters were saved, but
the stock and fixtures damaged about $780, Insured
fW III 600 IN the City OF Hartford and Everett Insurance
companies Tho building No. 820 owned by the Loril.
lard estate was damaged about $780, Insured in the
Hobbs Son as paper hangngs and paint store Loea
stock about $780, Insured for $4,000 In the Phenx,
Hrilard, Aonauk and Fremen's Insurance companies.
FIRE IN HOUSTON STREET.
Between nine and ten O'Clock re occurred In the por
tar house Of Alexander Cross, No. e42 Houston street,
damaging his stock to the extent Of 81 boo Insurance.
ne upper part was occupied by 8. GLIB - dwelling.
Damage 70 furniture by hre water about 81 600; no
damaged .soS ssnss ~ w o1 e.
Park Insurance Company.
FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE. r
Al four O'Clock on Monday afternoon Ore occurred in
the dwelling No la Third avenue, among bedding;
et1.tinguished with few pals Of water. Damage
trining
FIRE IN EAST NNErENTH STREET.
About nine O'Clock Monday night IRE was discov.
cred IN the dwelling house No. Is East Nineteenth street,
caused BY the furnace heaer; extingu,shed by the
FIRE IN LEXINGTON AVENUE. .r "a
Shortly after tan O'Clock Monday night IRE occur
red in the house Of No. 10 hook and Ladder Comp6v
corner Of Fftieth street and Lexington avenue pec.
The flames were extngushed the building and uck were
considerably damaged Tho nre b supposed 10 b ~
work Of IN ircendlafy.
FIRE M EAST Tw7STYsxcoND STREET.
About ten O'Clock yesterday morning IRE occurred IN
the dwelling house No. 10 East Twenty second stre.t
caused by : child setnas dre to bed with . Hshtsd
candle Damage trt0ng
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A" CALI roR A CLEEGyaAy.--The Coroner OF White
county NJ has offered reward Of 900 Tor the ayrcst ~
Rev VIM Finley who escaped from the custody Of an
oihcef while being conveyed from Graysvie on the Car
mi road, TO the White county jail the Sch u Finley IL
aecvEe4 9. Ga.ts.--. ~ II p. county aseyc s.a:a
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Unitea 9.xaas Dlstrict Court.
swEApryc r,r or THE NEW UNITED STATE DISTRICT

IN The Hon. James Roosevelt, ex Justice OF the
seme Court was this day sworn in before Judge Belts
az United states District Attorney for the Southern dis
gct 81 New YORK
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him, and 70 afford 40 excuse for pardoning him for bis
many atrocities and thus satisfy the many demands made
declared be would for Mramon has been guilty Of pretty
much bad acts - those perpetratsd by Harquex The
only point Of difference between the two s that Mrsmon
ID In power and Marques wSches TO get In which Is the
actual matter Of difference between them
Many arrests have recently been made reported con-
with unfortunate fellows Of little importance and ess in.
nuence IN the community. Amongst the most impor-
tant imprisoned are two French cooks whose
ncarcerauon has been severe loss 10 BON uiudn&
The infamous conduct Of Gen. Vol at NcateCas still
continues against the interests Of the English and Amer
conEaes 70 enter his protests and shower hin thrests
against the clergy In consequence The result SO FAR has
been that the outrases have beef diminished far a.
regards Americana The cause Of this Ia obvious The
American government do nothing effective
ry me clergy have been violating the tariff Of 1855
in the most nagrant manner, charging high eighty six
per cent extra duties This has been made the subject Of
severe circumstances from her Kaestys representative
money sacd over and above he smso sds
charges but the wants Of the garrisons caused nm in
Engagements TO be committed, and the result now that
act They have charged a. high eighty six par cent
extra duties and there s no reason why they may not
The report has Just reached here that Nramon has
been completely defeated At Aenquiquethe great bar
ranca between Guadalajara and colma-wh loss Of a.
teen pieces OF artillery. The constutionalgts, under
Rocha Vale and Osascn said 10 have done this bust
ness The report just here and cannot be relied on ~
Captains Stone and Iaha arrived here on the 18th on
the Sonora business Capt. Stone left the 18th 10 return
Some n S = - sS ?;
much reliable information regarding Affairs n this cspts
and the state Of the country. N y. - -
aess seSe9s s e Nc
md couched In menacing language Won may expecta
1e o. war from here By nss 91 20 swe
re Importance before the close Of ne year TO- aa
,ness i receive attention now VIII co" INC on''''