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The Placer herald., 1860-03-24
MARRIED.

In Sacramento. on Sunday last. March 18th
by Rev. Wm. Hill, Giles De Wit Wilbur 10
Eliza Jane. daughter of Samuel Dodd. both of
Placer county, and formerly of the State Of New
York.
The Placer herald., 1860-03-24

ing Of the stockholders for constructing a
road through the Henness Pass, held in Ne
vada, Marth 18th, the Company was fully
org 'nized and the following officers elected:
President, r. b. Moves; Secretary, E. S.
Iubbell; Treasurer, James Creagan; Direct
ors, &. y. Roberts, G. w. Hill, Charles
Marsh, w. b. Curchell, Richard Ralord
We learn says the Democrat that the work
of grading the road will be commenced on
Monday next, and arrangements have been
made to push it ahead vigorously until COM
pleted.
The Placer herald., 1860-03-24

Eg- On Thursday the Assembly passed
the bill providing for the disposition of the
sixteenth and thirty-sixth sections of school
lands, and the payment of the proceeds into
a general State fund, the interest from which
to 90 to tie support Of the Common Schools
of the State. Heret ofore we have expressed
our dissent to the principles Of this bill, and
have seen no cnuse for a change in our views.
We believe the bill wrong, in that it tends
to build up splendid school systems in the
large cities of the States, without comforting
similar advantages upon the people Of the
sparsely populated districts.
The Placer herald., 1860-03-24

Ess- Fred Douglass, in a speech at an an
tisavery meeting in England, declared VIM.
lists of the United States for the Presidency
Fred is perfectly conversant with the wants
Of that party, consequently his assertion may
he set down as emphalcaly true.
The Placer herald., 1860-03-24

GHERIFF'S SALE.--hy virtue ofan cXccu.
~ tion to me directc nj deliv I'd. on the l2th
day of March A D. loG0. is II ID ont OF the County
Court, for the County o. Placer and State of Cali-
fornia on Judgment rendered in said Court,
on the 18th day of March A. d. 1860, in favor of
j. ii. Mitchell. Russell Mitchell. e. II. Warner.
w. Chambers. c. II. Myers, +. II. Logan and l.
r. f. Shrland, and against Mary Ncrhaltz for
the sum of One Hundred and Xtycight Dot
lars and Eiphyfiyc cents. (SlGS So for costs OF
suit, | have levied upon and will expose to public
sale. to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
House door in the town Of Auburn, on
Friday, the 9th day of April, A. ID. 1850,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim which the said Mary
Ncrhatz had on the 18th day of March, 1860 in
and to the following described property to'wli:
The mining claim known as Mrs Mary VerhoN
claim, situated on the north side of Secret IA
vine commencing at an oak tree at The sou'h
nd Of John T. Kinkade's claim. and running
down said Secret Ravine, six hundred (60o) lce'
more or less, to large rock near Henson
Quartz Mill, said claim having q width OF one
hundred C0O) feet more or less, all in Stewart
Flat mining district. Township No. 9, said county;
Also, the house known us the 'Lafayette House,
lying on the north side of the Sacramento anu
Auburn road, between Lewis Morrl's Billiard
Saloon and Mr.. Henan's house. with the lot on
which it stands, and connected Herewith having
front on said road of $50 feet, and extending
back towards Secret Ravine, containing an arc"
of two acres, more or less, with all the applr'c-
nanccs and privileges thereunto appertalning VI
belonging Said property being in the VlHaso
of Stewart Flat, Township No. 8. said county,
All OF which named and described properly
shal! sell as aforesaid or so much thereof as may
be sufficient to satisfy the above Judgment 10,
gether with the costs due and to become duc
thereon. l.. l.. BULLOCk,
Sheriff of Placer County
By GEORGE JOHNSTON, Deputy
Auburn, March l7th l860.-3W
The Placer herald., 1860-03-24
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
ILATE RASSETTE HOUSE

SOUTHWEST COR BUSH d SANSOMEsSTS
SIN FRANCISCO.
The Placer herald., 1860-03-24
THEATER!
THE ENGLISHMAN IN TYROL.

Opera in Two Acts. Scene in Tyrol in brilliant
Tyrolean costume.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-14

O. - - & 81 T.
sneesssful in stimulating the people n their m
dusiIial pursuiis.a and which, II continued, will
no Doubt result 10 enablite the citizens Of Utah
% provide within themselves most or the necess
safes and comforts OF civilized life, II no distant
day. measure 90 highly important IN q country
where u u impossibls to export much Of its pro-
ductionsi onr export trade having hitherto been
confined 70 cattle. s
Your Committee have consulted with the
PrssileHt and members Of The Board III the ID.
"a. Il NJ Society, who are of opinion that many
Of the classes which have hitherto been support-
ed BY liberal premiums, are suiicienily eaconrae-
ed BY the state Of our markets and will naturally
flourish BY their intrineic merits.
The society has shout one thousand mem
befs, which IL source Of revenue enabling
the society 10 extend little encouragement
TO many branches, from their own resources.
Your committee recommend an upptopfia.
lion Of I'VE hundred dollars, with view 10
the encouragement of cotton culture, Hlso for
the development and combustion Of dyfiae
materials and the encouragement Of The culture
and manufacture Of tobacco.
s GEo Al SMIfH. Chairman.
COMMITTEES room, G. IL City, Ian. ~, 1860.
We are forced to defer the publication
Of the table 81 premiums and awards al
luded in the foregoing report from lack
ofspace. EDS
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HOME NEWS.

THERE Is nothing of particular mo-
ment to report from the east the SQUAD
bling of Congress is, Of course, mo news.
We have private adYices from Wash
|ington, up tothe ] 4th ult. no Speaker
had then been elected, and the likelihood
Of . speedy termination to buncombe
speeches was rather obscure. There
was cnceor twice q pretty fair prospect
of general knife and revolver row;
but the close attention Of friends pre-
vented . collision. 1t is expected that
Mr.. Buchanan will send in his Message,
and let the gentlemen finish Speaker
making attheir leisure.
We notice In the New York Herald
of the LIST Of Dece mber that Judge Sim
clair had recently arrived there, and,
apparently, was greatly exercised over
the dying speech Of 4. III. Ferguson.
His honor's moral character was vouch-
ed orby q fellow collegiate gentle
man who reioices in the very aristocratic
name Of sCLAYPATE, : and Charley
"A. Kinkead!! We are pleased TO OBJ
serve that his honor carries about Will
him copies Of the MoUNTAINEER and
tsDeseret News, which at pinch may
be rung in for certificates for legal lore,
but oh! for decency's sake don't ring Vi
in for more.
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I. 7 81 + s.-9
Han which il not only 4 very useful but
IN. ~ I nleasant ornamental addition 20 the
S $50. and from The interesting treatise
y W. EdWard Sayers published IN the
n,.,y,f .ys.6s pages I59, IS3, lsl the
..sragsnent Of hop garden Is placed
w;thiS lie reach Of all
/ EEL a degree Of sorrow that can
*, 1--WE YOU any reports Of the quantity
n TReat' or other cereals. grown ON an
sere. during the past year as no written
80. .s,,ort vas made to the Society, BY any
! " the persons who claimed the premi-
,,r,S III Il desirable that AZ future ex-
h;h;l;ons. those who claim premiums
should report The amount raised per
scre the nature Of the soil. and the man
M 81 cultivation, so that the same may
- nubIished for the Information Of all
concerned in the delightful occupaticn Of
agriculture.
from the increased labor in procuring
,,ood for fuel, ID would be highly adj
,srta oeous il the owners Of land on the
hordeTs 81 the Jordan River, Utah Lake
mi other suitable places, could be in
daeed 10 devote portion Of the land to
ne raising Of the locust. cottonwood and
other swim growing trees. for the pur-
nose or raising the necessary timber for
incl which in very few years will be
yery difficult 10 obtain from the already
almost inaccessible mountain sides; il
would not only be source Of profit to
The owners, but also add "a charming
scenery 10 the vallies, which would not
only be delight and benefit to them
selves, but would also refresh the weary
pilgrim travelling through The Territory.
Ali of which is respectfully submitted
BY your ob't servant,
THoMAs BULLocK,
Secretary Of the ID. A. 4 NJ. Society
January 10, 1860.
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AUCTION Auctions AiUCTTONn

AN Monday, f6tb January. 1850, viii Be-
NJ sold II Public Auction, the properly
known a. the HOT SPRING BREWERY,
near The poiat of the mo1ntaih- bstussn Salt
Issks and Utah valleys, together with the stock
fixtures and improvements thereto appartalnipg
The stock, etc, consists IN part - tollows;--
meas, household furniture, etc. and everything
necessary Tor carrying on large and eStsisive
brewery. IT 4 ,s 4. @
The property consisis Of alarge and eemmodi-
Gus HOT Ell, situated half way between Camp
Floyd and Great Salt Lake City; 4 BREWER
capsule Of maxine 500 gallons d beer per day;
Stable and Corral and alihecessaFy onilIouses.
All Indebtedness % the concern VIII 81 taken.
in payment for purchases al the sale.
For further pAfticGlsss apply 10 RidG0rd,
Cabot s. Co, Camp Floyd, 81 10 Hereford
Mogo & Co., Hot Spring brewery. Is.
20.2t HEREFORD MOGO d CO.
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NoTIIcE.

TN rendering my thanks 10 those friends who
u have kindly responded 70 my late cAlt for
payment I beg respectfully 10 notify ~ who
are similarly indebted 10 me for professional
services, that Messrs. Ferguson q Blair are
hereby appointed my legal Agents, and that AZ
outstanding accounis me hereafter 10 he paid t.
!thoIr collector, Mr. John B. Maiben, who y
authorized 10 rsceipt fcr the same
WA. FRANC n, NJ ID. III
g. $ Il. City, Dee. 4, 1852 lJ,tf
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ADVERTISEMENTS
II y, sPRINC IlREwERY A \

yTTHEREAS the property known rs the
Wv Hot Spring Brewery near the Point u
The Mountain, between Salt Lake and Utah
Valleys, has been advertised for sale a PablTr
ford, Mvgo Il Co. s,3 y.
These afss therefore, 10 inform The public and
those who may wish 10 purchase said premises
III lsarliculaf, that the undersigned Il the right
full owner and Rpssessor Of the undivided Dlte-
third 81 sald premises and that The sale y with
out my consent HI +. HI
All persons are hereby warned not to pur-
chase, or In any way interfere with, said pre-
misses unless they wish involve themselves ii
4 ttoubieaome and expensive lawsuit as ! am
deter mined 10 maintain my tights thereto .
I: d. n ROCKWELL, Il
II Per Hosea Stout. his ATTORNEY.
9. IS: = City Jan. 3 1850. 20. q
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AIarritO:

II this city, On the ish ihsl., ~ President
Bingham Young. M. JAnEs VI STsyrNaan ~
Miss ELIaAnErH ovisN, both Of this city.
II Tooele City, BY Bishop John Rowberv. On,
ihe 18th ult, NJ. LIrrtEioHs urLy 10 Miss
DkbcnAH WHlrE. ....
Az the same place. on lhe All Inst, by Inc
sans. Mr. HsnaM 1. MuslAE 10 Miss soFHRoSiA
JAHk URN.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-14

CABINET TURNING.

m BEG leave TO Inform my friends, and the
II public generally, that hare secured tha
services oe JoHs PowKiA, one % the best turner's
10 be found Ia the TertiioTy. Having had cons
uiderabie expesleuce he can inrn ont al ktads q
work In The first style. Give m call, and you
will be suited 10 work and plce.
Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, kca &c, always
on hand, for sale 81 reasonable rates.
r. III. CAST, I3lh Ward.
| On state Road, hair block north OF Emigration
Street, and opposite Heman Hyde,e i7-f
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-14
BLACKsMHTHING IN ALL IT'S
BRANCHES.

TT c. JACKSON viii be on hand 70 accom-
Ii. modate his friends and customers II his
Old Stand. near BAIL0'S HALL, where he
hopes. BIZ strict attention 20 business, 70 be
worthy the patronage Of oil who want good work
done 81 Ia sE III. VI 7
Accounts OF long standing viii be collected
without fail A hint 10 the wise Il Suficient.
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+ "a i r Il i ED
Notice TO SOCK and sheep Raiserrs.


snkEIEL WILLIAMS will sell his lain and
- imptovrm ihts at Rose Spring, Tooeie CO.,
three miles 5, e, of Benson's Mills, and two
miles east Of o. f.. Bates background,
Ete improvements consist OF good log CALI,
dairy, two yards well. sheltered with brushwood.
two pens for hogs, calf shed, chicken house, aud
corn crib; g3od underground cellar; about
three aeres OF hand inelosed, Two and a half Of
which il auder cultivation. There Il sufficient
water to irrigate 1--WE acres ia drills. FireWood.
Is easy OF access. i. =. q = =.
TIE range cannot be egualled in this valley,
etlhel Tor cattle or sheep. Any amount can Be
kept Wi;hin range all day, and corralled every
night ss MI
The purchaser can &c, possession early next
spfine. s 90
For fnrtber particulars inquire Of the propre-
Tor on the premises. An early application IL
Ereqnt.i.e. 1s.:.22ef - =: =
B:--A yoke Of cattle and light wagon, strong
ahi complete, will be- acceptable in part Of pay
meIt' F: .s..:sss IL. 2l.lt
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Miro:

Ii Salt Lake Copn,y, North Jordan, ian. tn,
81 erysipelas, InA P.. son IL Ira and Margaret
Reed, aged 3 months and 20 days. -
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-14
WEBER COAL.

TIME Inhabitants Of this city and country can
ii now be supplied With TIE fine Weber coal.
a. the mouth Of the tunnsl, on Chalk Creek east
OF Weber. Persons wishing 70 supply them
selves with this txcelIent coal, can now DO 50 BY
applying 10 MI. wv, n. Kimbail, athis residences,
ID the 18th Ward of this city. vi: 21-tf /
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-14
nEINTAL ART...

EETNHE undersig1ed has received a. assortment
IL of Stoeton's eelebrated GUM TEETH.
lie l. now prepared 10 accommodate such IS
snisy call on him, with from one % aIdIl ret on
Gold Plates. ...
JAS. nj. BARLOW,
# III. n CIOck and Watch Maker Fl III
First house east Of The Dessert Stors,
4-tf g. s. 1. City. ....5
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!NOT,ICE.

n HAVE IN my possession one red and white
III OK, eight or nine years old, branded an the
one black iiue: backed CO w; no bFantsor marks
visible; three OF four years old. ;5 Il. {. !.
z. g. :*=.. JOHN THOMPSON.
2O-R III: Psuld-kssPer, Ogden CITY.
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THE ]: LOST FOUND.

TIME owner Of pair Of MAcHIERS, lost
s. il some aix weeks since, can have The faine BY.
calling at the MousTAiEEER Olfises proving pros
perry, and paying for this advertisement. 2O-lf
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ron SALE, J,

a HALF LOT, with 4. small HOUSE omit,
IA In the 18Th Ward, will be. sold cheap for
cash or stock. Fur particulars hqalte q Pr.
CIlnton's. 81. !, / 7 s..s.5 . ~ o
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NOTICE.t.'

TT the person that owns asred and white OK.
j bIsadsd A. II. WhloHT ON the vi horn. viii
take Ii aRay and pay damages. I viii write it
3 all right, without any farther Tlles. 4
THOMAS COLBORN.
I'd Ward. G. s. L. City. ian. 3, 1860. 2o-tf
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1AmI.El Is 81. n!!.I ].

Ia MI s HIM,
CABINET MAKER, UPHoLSTERER,
TURNER AND CEfAIhl.MAKER,
Second door south Of Surveyor Generals Office,
ON WEST TEMPLE STREET
!. MI entrusted 70 lin In finished. workman
ike manner, He has on hand large supply Of
we'll seasoned Mountain Mahogany, and viii
furnish 70 order promptly, i. .s
. Ten. PIN ALLEY RAILS,
COUNTING HOUSE RULERS.
WALKING CANES.
and every article In his lias % crafty the most
fastilIous taste. .s 9itf
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NOlTICIE.

/yAME into nv yard ab0ut he 10Th II Dee,
~ one brIndIe whiie.facsd HElFER. shout
eight. months Old, branded % right hips no ear
marks. The owner is.fetlneSsed 10 come and
take her away. y. II: YOUNG,
colt Est side Of DE i3th Ward, q. s. =. City.
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS
John ID. MAIREN

syVTILL attend TO the COLLECTION OF
/ " ACCOUNTS Throughout he Territory,
and any otheE business that may be entfusted ~
his care, on d onshble terms. Il . f.:3
Being Travelling Agent tUE The NJ UkTnNEER,
any Accounts lett at the office Of that papeT,
viii be duly Forwarded and attended 10. I3-it
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N TrsA I VAST :.

ETNFl E undersigned, having had long experiences
u III the BUSINESS, would respectfully inEotm
his frsnds and che people o. Utah generally, that
he i on hand 10 make out d A. .,..
POWERS or ATTORNEY. LEASES,
ARTICLES or AGREEMENT,
and oil other documents ot ike ehsrAetel; also
APPLICATIONS ron PENSIONS,
BOUNTY LAND 80. 5Es.,
and other claims on Government, made oulOn thu
shortest notice. 5gs 81 s-.
Hs i connected with Responsible persona who
will promptly attend 20 the Nh HI;
COLLECTION OF MONEY
In the UnISsd States and In Europe.
No charges made Tor any information be may
be abba 10 Commanders on thfsa subjecss 70 any
person who may favor him With Gull
ny strfct and rigid attention 10 buIlaess he
hopes 20 receive d ltefalshare u publie petrON-
age. For references in Etga ard Incompetence. I'M
tsgfity and ist dealing, refer a. any person who
has been ac0luin,ed will hum Tor Tie last ten q
liftsen years,
OFFlCE--In Geo. Croaya & Co.'s Store,
sign o. he BIZ q, Temple Street., q. 8: u. City.
itI.sln N Il. w. CLAYTON. 4
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or ne L3gisatire Council Committee on Agrleul,
.goyicnltaral and nuJaetHriag Soeiety.
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Great Salt Lake City, 4 seIe'
: January Sd, 1850.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-14

nidt BON, Bude fdbrt bieles pfero iattelt
5sro rtitet. .3u S%attelpferoen ntmn,t ma,
ftet5 bic t DR. ! ten NoHe.
DaS 30 n ppferb" 1T pbne 3meiz
~ bel peat steam" bon Der bSberen Bez
beutl,s, aQein tein Jubrmat,n miro iaz
gen, pab es gut tbue, paS 6 attelpferp
gang aueer M6t gu la1en.
Dieie &pBlenterz& e9el ,par ben Douz
slaitten, in Baltimore pfcnbar befannt> in
benz fe' fir oo6 beportebtnee prdNpentz
f9aftswettrenner 5errn Douglas ;u liz
rem 5anoz unp germ 9err9el@ 9.
Sobnlon 3u ibren Sattel saul madten,
Der Grfere; 1T lenfiam uno sebpr6t jez
Dem 3l9el : @rtf, ben feline partei tbut;
Der lebtere 1T fart uno u3ieb" ma
mentlt@ im Suoen, ,pp bic Douglas parz
tel tief in Der patibe ftedt nit 10 pferz
befraft. Der r@iee" alS uSattel" bat poS
x@efabrt ber Douglas. partei teim Siipen
berausjureiben uno OBJ ct co;u BET Mann
it, barna3 frase her 2eier in oer na6lten
yCuWIU1eC. ztt-7-..G.. -@..-T So.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-14
Wa6 1T ~erforocrlt@ bel 8riefen mad
benz AuSlanbe, in8befonpere nab
Qcufihldub2 .

Die t,eue @eroronun9 oes General Ypf>
naeiiters i9eint ni9t nur pom Yublifum,
lpneem AUDI Yon unterbeamten mi6rer<
itancen moroen 3u fem unp racurb sielz
fa@ iu Srrtbimerl,, 8erlesenbeiten unp
unannebmlidteiten Mnlab seseben ;u baz
ben. Bir MAIDEN baber unlere 2eitr nod
malls auf bic einselnen punfte aufmerfiam,
,auf bic IS biertei anfommt. ayfg 1
.8ei allen Briefen ndnalid, welbe aus
ben Ger. Staaten ra@ folsenoen 2dneern !:
mad Canada, nod ben iunfigen ensliz
l4en rproamerifanildm propin;en, mad
England, Yreu6en, Granfrei4, Belsien
.uupl aber 5amturg oper 8reEen mad ben
beutlden Staatel, a~b8elenoet peroen> Rfbt
IS { N Mb{enper rppIlto N NJ n
pber bic S.riefe f. NJ d
II { n Mill ,pber nibt. Bi4 ater
Der atfeneer eiiuen Brief f1eiu1aden, pann
e pofNfomps nebu1el1 uto rere1t 10
oiel alf ben 9ritf auffleten, als Der porz
|oiab erfproert.
@as BE portoiddbe betrift ip 1T fir
bic na@ 3amtur8 pper Bremen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-14

'mtneertel1 it9 iiber bic cclc6alen Dimen<
ltc1el1 oel'elten. Damn murcer lie aesen
ole statnrldSnbetten slcidgultta pa@<
ten Epeer ldliefen, uno bic Nlperm1nuer
9'19er1 tn Die unteren &aume res Sdifz
'fes, 100 e9 gut ;u trinten 9ob.
Nls bic u5arriet Zane" m{eper noh
Der Battery ;urldfubr, wurpen ie npn
ben Bopten te9,iibt u1c bis bunters
polnt ptelfa 6 be9leitet. Iumny las bic
Nbenc;ettun9en unc war Der Giu;iae, Der
t19 fit Gtpas int%erelIrte. Inn is 1lbr
1t1e9en bic 0elanoten an 8pro Der .Ntoz
9ara>" no 1le pom Gapitdn empfanoen
ipareea uno bic Manni9aft f~letterte au
@breu cer 0eianpten auf Die Moiten,
pas e'1eS pra9tisen Anblid bot. Die
@e1aneten tnlpiiirten isBt cas Sdif nod
emma! nne aben einige Grtrilduuaen>
un1 3 ubr fam Der 59lepppompfer ,Snns
treB" ulo jest idlu9 rie Sheipeltunpe,
Spole tlbte 8ujen nod einlna!, Spmun
mari MD efnen S!id mad g}ewzgcrf bin
uno Die N%lcerninner sinsen IN 8prp peS
"9untreb." Die Sapanelen aber rperpen
nod beute gesen S1ten fabren. 8ir
wun|9en tbnen etne 9lidli9e Meile.
ca. y. Nbenb,.)
Die Sapanelen in 5ee.-0ep<
yort l. Sult. Der Ser. ct. Dampfer
g%''a9ara" nit ben Sapanei en- ta@ ae<
tern III See.
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&uh Elm DSudlaft.

@pl. @aulpen, Der einsige Deuslas<
Dclesat in Baltimore REF in Der @onYerz
ton: "@epraia 1T eiin Sclapen ; il d t.
Staat unp i@ ieltlt bin Elm Sclaoensidz
ter, unb elmer Der gr6Bten in meinem
@taat, uao i'd bin ltol; parauf uno ready
to face the music. &ommt ;u mir, i9
piQ Gu@ cine Got junser: Nis9er Sei9en,
ME fe ME i@6ner auf ben Martt tauleu.
Sd bin aud Elm Sclapenbdnpler> unp
%Derlanee Ben ofrifonilden @clapenbanrel
uieoer berseteQt, - 8as fol- ib $1,000
big 1900 fir einen Meeerlclapen aussez
ben, wenn id Jpn BON Afrifa fir cine
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