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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-19

SUPREME CoURr.-This Tribunal common
ccd its Winter Term in this city 'on Monday,
10th, Chief Justice Pearson and associate
Justices Battle and Manly being present. a
class Of 90 gentlemen were examined, and
being found qualified, were granted licences
to practice as Attorneys and ConselloIs At
Law in the County Court of the State. We
append the names and residences Of those
who composed the class:
Samuel A. Harrell, Pasquotank Joseph
A. Bland, Pitt; ii. f. Charles, Guilford +;
VIM. A. Herring, Dupl;n; w. Sharp, Hert-
ford John ID. ". Bryan, Sampson; Vim.
G. Morisey, Wayne; Thomas ID. Johnston,
Asheyille; Junius B. French, Richmond
Hill; Sol. II. White, Windsor ; Vim. NJ. Da-
Wis, Smith County, Va; Duncan c. Hay
wood, Raleigh, \. c.; Stuart L. Johnston.
Plymouth, \. C.. r. c. Badger, Raleigh, y.
c.; \. G. Halyburton, Marion, \. {. j. NJ.
Mavo, Edgecombe county, y. C.; Jno. h.
ConnalIy, Yadkin county, \. c.; W L.
Love. jackson county, n. c; Gardner o
Bricn, Raleigh, \. c.; WI Stanly, Column
bus county, n. c.
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Minnie. of MARYLAND.

Welcome, sweet Warbler, once more 10
tnc sunny chimes of an appreciatiyc heart
now long hast thou been missed from thy
seat where fond memory Of other days doth
place thee. With a bright smile and a CHEEKY
welcome art thou greeted, and | pray thee
play not the triant thus again. / cannot say
HERE all wish, so look out for a real love
letter soon--tender and touching-thzt may
even arouse the jealousy ola certain bege
lord we wot of.
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RALEIGH, n. G..
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1860.
Special Notice.

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South CARoLINA.-We learn from the S.
C.. Son of Temperance, that the Grand Divi-
sion met at Columbia on Wednesday the 2Sth
ult. The attendance was good, and much
important business was transacted. The
session was harmonious, and the reports from
Subordinate Divisions encouraging.
The body was favored by the presence of
Col. VIM. NJ. Grier, G. w. p. of North Caro-
Una, says the S. c. Son. He addressed the
meeting on Wednesday night, and gave an
encouraging account of the progress of the
work in the Old North State. From his in
dustry, energy and untiring perseverance in
the cause of Temperance, he has Won the en-
viable title of the 0Neall of North Carolina.
The officers elected for the ensuing year,
are F. F. Marley, g. W. p; j. w. Owens,
G. W. A.; W. ID Cook, G. S; q. S. Bower,
&. T; g. w. King, G. c.; \. Deloria, q.
Sent; Rev. L. A. johnson, G. Chap.
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LITTLE CHILDREN's DREssES-NAKED ARMS
AND NEcK.-A distinguished physician who
died some years since, in Paris declared
IL believe that during the twepty-six yesrs4
have practised my profession in this city,
twenty thousand children have been carried
to the cemeteries, asacrifce to the absurdc Gus
tom Of exposing their arms naked"
have often thought ifa mother were anx-
ions to show the soft white skin, of finer baby,
and would cut out q round hole in the little
things dress just over the heart, and then
carry it about for observation by the compa-
ny, it would do very little harm. But to ex-
pose the baby's arms, members so far remoy-
ed from the heart and with such feeble circu-
lation at best, is a most perniciouS practice.
Put the bulb of . thermometer in the ba-
by's mouth, the mercury rises 80 degrees
Now carry the same bulb to its little hand
If the arms be bare, and the evening COO, the
mercury will sink 40 degrees. Of course all
the blood which flows through these arms
and hands must fall from 20 to 40 degrees be
low the temperature of the heart. Need ]
say that when these cold currents of blood
How back into the chest the child's genera
vitality must be more or less compromised
And need add that We ought not to be sur
prised at its frequently required affections o
the lungs, throat and stomach?
/ have seen more than one child with ha
bitual cough and hoarseness, or choking witt
mncus, entirely and permanently relieved b,
simply keeping its arms and hands warm
Every observing and progressive physical,
has daily opportunities to witness the sam
simple cure.-Dr. Lew1.
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF TIE A.
LINES TO MOLLIE.
By MINNIE, OF MI

By MINNIE, OF ND.
Angel OF Poesy /! extend
Thy shining wings DER me;
Thy mystic influence sweetly lend.
The gift of minstrelsy!
Help me to weave some fairy lay
Some song of melody,
That Ginning DER her spirit may
Speak to her heart of me.
For others / may idly rhyme
With many q gentle word,
And not a memory bell will chime
Or spirit-chord be stirred:
But not to thee, gentlcst and best,
Can / write idle words
They gush as fresh from out my heart
As songs of little birds.
Yet-would / could call out some tone
From thoughts sweet sacred Tyre,
Worthy when ! would write TO thee
To tremble on its wire -
Some sweet expression that might tel1
Half what to me thou art,
Thou violet meek, thou heather-bell,
Thou star-beam of my heart.
cannot call thee by a name
Half fond enough for thee,
Star-beam and violet are too tame
For one SO dear to me.
But craven on my heart by God,
And often breathed in prayer,
Is traced the sweetest name of all
"Sister," is written therel
leave these lines traced fondly Aeue.
And know that they will be,
To thy pure spirit doubly dear,
Because thus traced by me;
And You will know that what they lack
In tuneful rythm free,
Is still made up III tr~uthfulneSsr
And heartfelt love for thee
Springs, Md.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-19

ArER's AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1861 is now
ready for delivery gratis at Williams & Hay
woods, who are happy to supply all that call
for them. Every family should have and
keep this book. 1t is worth having. Com
pass ing much general information of great
value it gives the best instruction for the
cure of prevalent complaints, that we can get
anywhere. Its anecdotes alone are worth a
bushel of wheat, and its medical advice is
sometimes worth to the sick, the wheats
weight in gold. Many of the medical alma
macs are trash, but this is solid metal. Its
calculations are made ~purposely for this lati'
tude and therefore correct. Call and get an
Ayers Almanac, and when got, keep it.
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DEATH Maj. Gen. Duncan Mcdonald
died on the 18th ult., at Edenton, N. c., of
which town he was the oldest citizen. He
had command Of the North Carolina forces
at Fort Norfolk, in Virginia, during the late
war in England, and acquitted himself with
commendable zeal and ability. He had filled
the station of Major-Gencral of the first di
vision Of North Carolina Militia during the
last forty years.
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Loss IN SToCK.-The decline in stocks
thus far has produced a loss Of two hundred
millions, estimating the decline at 10 per
cent.
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
M

Tickle, miserable, and relentless creature
originator of sin-curSe of our race-in that
she involved upon the world by her the first
transgression, the prolonged displeasure of
heavens muniicence. The royal Eden in
which she found herself placed by the Al
mighty hand of divine goodness, was too love-
ly-too grand for her conception. She looked
cut on the picturesque scene, ere the un-
polluted dew had taken leave of the tiny
blades of grass that twinkled in the soft sun
shine of the morning of time, with the pre-
spmptuous air of woman who has received
beyond her merits, yet affects displeasure.
The vernal groves, rosy, emerald glades, YER
dant parks, limpid streams, and above all the
prolific tree Of Paradise, laden with the lus-
cious fruit of natures first productions,
loomed out before her view, without eliciting
one word of praise: and in these rosy bowers
and trees of perfect form, expanding their
rich foliage to screen her tranquil repose from
the heat of day, as they stood out like a
breastpin of diamonds, or the double refractory
beauty of Iceland spar, on the heaving bosom
of earth's celestial plain, lending suavity to
the grand panorama Of natures success vert
heard myriads of Angelic notes from as many
birds chirping their melodious jubilee that
Eden had a Queen. Yet all these things
failed to divert the inherent cupidity of her
narrow contracted mind. Her subordination
was gorged by the pre-eminence of her posi-.
tons and the innate concupiscence Of her de
ceitful heart, instigated by that peculiar de
testible inquisitiveness common to imbecility
moved her morbid constituencies to cove
other elysian fields in which she could ROM
i'm untrammeled extatic complacency owe
newly acquired territory. Now to consummat,
hAr rraAiloatiOnc che pn,,ct coll into rou,,;a,
ton that which has been so sacredly regarded
ever since, especially by her sex, and which
Notwithstanding nearly six thousand years O
experience have been brought to bear againsi
its heinous import, the lords of creation hay
ncSer yet failed to concede with docil
obeisancc to this caprice of woman's cunnin
-mdn's senaitiCencss.
FREE THINKER.
Well, now, Mr.. Free Thinker" it is to b
hoped you feel better after the discharge
80 large a quantity of bile from your filth
stomach. What a noble specimen of a ma
you must be, thus to shark the responsible
of your t~ransgression and strive to charge
to rOmdn's account. Are you such a poo
pitiful coward as not to have courage to reful
to do wrong, because mother Eve or some
her fair descendants entice thee? If SO,
would advise your good dame to tie you
her apron strings lest the girls tempt you
/ do something worse than eat IN apple-ar
: that would be to - write for the pap
: again. Shakespeare tells us Of o fellow who
/ picture must be 4 counterpart of this astut
: Free Thinker" He daguerrotypes hi
: thus:
= II know him a notorious liar,
{ Think him y great way fool, solcly q coward"
n
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melde pieaei6t eber a1i ben 8el u6 Der Gca<
pemp Of Wlultc, be8 @ppper>S n tttut8, Der
Nltprz8 ibltotbef, bet OiiIeloprfer 9emdloe@
lantmluts per5idten miiroet, ais ouf Die Ses
lt9ti9un9 bet Dieb8sallerte, De8 etn5t9ct Pla6@
5e8, MO man @elesenbett bat, bic 9al9enpr9el,
bic falt itetS ben SdnDen Der Sulti5 auf lr9enp
cine 8etIe gu entrtn1en perltebelt, enpltd el11@
mai B Il n9en5 81 leben.
Die @allerte beft1pet Iid I'M 5petten Stpd@
werf oe8 @ebduoeS unb Ite6t utter Der Nu51i9t
De8 Srrl. 8rrwn, @8 liest balelblt cine 9e~
ldriebene 9iite auf, in welder bic Gtamen, Die
beIpnperen Werfmale, bic @elddft8lpe5talttdz
ten, oa8 Otter unp pa8 duBere NeuBere Der
witrDieen Serren unb Damien, pereu YprtrattS
1i6 in Der @allerie b%efinpen, fur5 per5ei4net
ltnp. Oab ii9 bic 2etterert perlDnli6 einftn@
ben, nm tire Bprtrdt8 5u belt9tt9en, tpnunlt
nidt lelten Dor.
&iiralid), ais chen inter ben Seltder1t Die
Oamenipelt lebr fart reprdI entirt mar, 500 Elm
iunaer, blbl6 s%ebauter unp elegant 9efletpeter
Wlann bic alleemeine Nuf merfIatlfett ami ltd.
Der iun9e llnbefannte tru9 cine 3ptlette gun
S9au, wel6e leinem @eidmad ale GRre
madte, uro bat, perl ct 5ufdlll9 ellter Oau!e
auf3 Sletp trat pper t6r Die NuSlidt atl Die
8prtrdts peri perrte, nit elmer @ra5ie Ii. 6eln=
belt Inn @ntldulOi9un9, baB mebrere Oamer
bon Melt i'm fir einen Ntta6e bet fran3p1tl9e1
Sc anptldaft rper ettpdS Ae9nli4e8 b%ieltelt.
ga erl6ien Sr. 0pad, etnS Der %befanntelter
ltnb tidtioIten Wttslteoer Der 9ebellnen ROlt=
sei, in Der @allerte, lieb feline fletnen 9tdsauz
oel1 in benz @ema6 nntberI 6wetfet lno ais
balp Iptelte UNI Ietne 9lppen Elm beoeutun98=
ppueS 9d6eln. Na9 etuer Wetle trat er auf
ben interell anten jun9ert Mann 5u unb ietn 9a'
6eln mabte etnem 5iemltd bDbnllden 0r11lelt
8lab. vNun, Sad, wie 9ebt'3 ?" rtef Der 30
liieibeumte aus. yg8er 1tnp sic ?" fra9te Der
iunoe @entlemam. vSpielen Sic nit nun
ni6tS ppr," erpiDerte 8pad, DSte itno Sad
Dpnpllp. &leiber madeu 5par 2eute, td er<
fenne sic iepr9 trpb alepem pteoer." o@ut, "
artpprtete Sad tleinlaut, vtd) bin %erta1nt, aber
mas molten Sic Denn et9entliG BON mir? ST
e8 pielleidt nidt erlaubt, It6 anltanot9 81 flels
ben, >peun man anltdnDt9e Yldbe beludt ?"
Slider, " erpiberte Npa9, ui6 iperpe Sic audi
ni6t lpeiter belditi9en, aber wte %fCr1tnle1 sic
oenn 3n btelem Staat ?" sd babe neult9
aeppnnet, " lartete Saf'S Nutpprt, vi9 femme
einen Wes, nm jepe 6arObunt gu lpren9en ;
lDIl i9 sic ein,peiben ?" Dante" la9te 3p~
adj, Der jett me9serufen ipurpe, au4 0p@
nolp perouftete, 10 idnel pie mD9lid, lein
9luftreten bate nad Der freunpltden unterbal~
tuns nit 9Oa6 piel bon ieiner Si4er9eit per-
lprelt, ST 1T eiu nOtOriider Gal4en> nnp ga
Denbieb unp Ginbreder unp lein Brrtrdt (gtr.
I'D 3iert bic @a0erie bereit8 ieit IS Mpna>
ten. Oa ct jebt einen Sdnurrbart tragt nnD
falbionuble %9efleiOet If, 9laubte er bic @aQe<
rte beluden gu ~fOnten, pbne erfanrt gu merbe11.
Nem.Oprt. DaS GerbdltniB Der oeutz
I6en CUR irlanbilden GtnmanDerung IN ben
lebten 10 Jabren ergibt fOlgenpe Isabelle
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ct. 2put8, 10. San. Oa8 Heprd=
lentartenbarS bon l%ttlpuri bat ~menisltenS eli
ne lptdtt9e Neroer1tn9 IN BENT @elebe ppr9ez
nommen, welde8 ben freieu 0te9ern mn bic
Mabl 5pilden 9erbannun9 rno Serlflopltn9
ld6t. Na9 Der Senot8bil Iputeu alle freie
NeSer c6ne l1nterldieb bitnel Sabre8friit ben
Staat p~erla1len ooer aber in bic Sflaperei 5u~
rtdperfault werpelt. OaS 9eeprdl entantenban8
bat biel e S6anotbat pabin gemilpert, oaB Diele
8eItimmung nur fit bic lett BENT II. Wtat
1847 in WiIlpuri etn9eipanperten freien Ne9er
(ullp uatiirlid) audi fir Die IN 3ufrnft 5u enta1tz
5ipirenoen) unp beren NbfSmmlin9e 9elten Ioll.
Otan fiirdtete, Dap I'M Talle per Nnnabnte Der
urIpriin9liden 8tu, bic 9ar5e MaBre9el ais
perfa11ul198ptprt9e ppn ben @ertdten uut9e=
ltpBen, meroen miirpe. Mtan bat lt6 bon benz
St1n6puntte Der NrfanIa8 @eleegebun9 gu
Dem bon 2pui1ia1a 9emeuOet. Die Sill lit all
10 9etnilpert, le bleibt aber na6 wie ppr Elm
9tt Der 8arbarei pem Tie brpbt bet Wtebr5abl
bet freten Ne9er in Millouri Serbannuns pper
Hitfperfauf in bic Sflaperei, Ip9ar ben in
Wtillourt eebprenen &il1pern ~etn9ewanperter
9teBer, urp le erlaubt 3~weiten8 bic ~fitnftige
Treilalun9 BON Ne9ern ltltr uater Der 8eptnz
9nltg Der Gerbanrt1g Der elbert. Sn bieler
6a1lrn9 lpirb bic Sin nun mabrldetnlid I'M
Senate purd9eben. Oa8 Sau8 9enebmi9te
Tie nit 20 9e9er % Stilnmen.
N~ebra8fa. &te man erlpartete, bat Der
bon Buchanan unseielte @ruperneur be8 Ser
ritprirtn8 Nebra8fa Der bon Der 8olt8pertrez
tltrt9 Be 6lpienen Nlb dafun9per Sfla=
peret ieiu 8ete eut9e9enseltellt. Damit 1T
pu8 uBrin5ip" Der uSpuperainetdt De8 SpltS
in Serritprien" nun audi prafttid, pte
ldpn Dprber tbeprettl6 perrtdtet. Oa8 ulcu=
perdne Golf in Otebra8fa" bat FRAT ~leiler
yScuperdnetdt" ltd bic Sflaperet bonn Salie
l6afien lppllen unO lit BON 8%urpe8we9en baran
perbtnoert pprben
Seras. Die Nul tin 3eitunsen melpen, Oab
Der @a9ert, In wel9em Sam SoultUn unp 6a=
milie na9 Nulttn fubren, am Is. ,. IN Baln1t
@reef unteepprfen purpe, BET ipelAem unfaQ
Wapame 5pultpn erbeblt6e Bel4dot9un9en er=
lttt = le bra6 etnen Singer unp ~Oerreutte Die
Stnaer Der anOeren 6anb.
Die BAIL Der wdbrenp pes lebten GrpIte5 in
9eraS um9etOmmenen Wen l6en miro auf So
60 unp pes Gtebes ouf mebrere Sauieno Stad
an9e9eben.
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&eetes BON @aIbinatpn.

vs. 1btn9tcn, 10. San. Sin Gbei(
per Stepublitaner prllte beute eine NadtIteung
8ebuf8 Der Spre6ermabl berbeifii6ren, OO8
9elan9 e8 ni&t, neil Die republ, Yartei ft8
lelblt iiber 6erbeifii6eun9 pou 0aGtteuugen
nod nidt s~eeini9t bate.
Gint9e Senatcret bereiten li6 auf Oteoen
lber Die StlapereifraSe fir nddite @Ode Dor.
20 plrO bebauptet, DAP Se1atpr Semarp nidt
llnter ben ltt Sprbereitenoer lei.
IN Der lebtet Wc6e be9uten fiG so bio 60
~pblbenaf ttete Wtduner BON bier nnb 8alti~
more lltpmdrtS iie 9ebHren 5t elmer srSBeren
Grippe, beren 3mef e8 Iein loll, Der Suare5s
Sfe9teruns in Ofericr 5u 6ilfe 5u fpnlmeu.
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lebten 10 Jabren er9lbt fpl9erpe Sabelle:

S1 Baltimore mdnoerten IN % Sftften,
IGmmtli6 bon Bremen fom1nenp, 1851 OeutS
l6e ELM.
86i1abelpbta, SteubenzS onb8. Sn
6olee eiteS Nufruf8, Der in ben beiben bieItaen
berti6en 3eituneen erI6tenen mar, batten It6
am 6retta9 AbenD I'M Wetnbauie be8 6errn s
Wtiller mebrere Dele9uten per 8ereine uno
2pgen einsefunpen, melde an benz Steubenfelte
Tbetl senpmmen, 5u elmer Seratbnn9 III
in 8etref Der Ot8pOtttcn itber ben
Steuben@ SpnD. Captain 8eder itbernabm ben
8priib. ST. q. Semper leSte etnen ibn bon
@albinstpn 3usesangeneu 8rtef bon Der Gen=
tral@Gpmite in Walbtustpn Dor, melde INN
Nadridt + iu6t, Oh bic bieitSe Steu6en=Gr=
mite etnen perabrebetermaBen na6 SarriS=
burg gu beruf enben @pn9reB bel6ifen werbe,
e8 wuroe na6 reiflider grtpa9ung beidlp6en,
paB Der Sefretdr beauftra9t werbe, ben 8rdliz
oenten Der @entralzG pmite in Wal6in9ton 5u
benadridtisen, baB bic Bbilapelpbier Steuben=
Gcntite inter ben Dbmaltenoen llmItdltben bic
8erufun9 zines Gou9reie8 nt6t fir anSemeI=
len eraGte, fer1ter wurbe beIdlpien, Die Dele
aaten Der perl6ieoenen Seretne mlp 2pgen 3u
elmer arbermeitisen 8erl ammlun9 auf ben
britten 6reita9 i'm 6ebruar mad per Arbeiterz
6alle, 9tcrb 3. Ctr. gu beruf fen.
Sn Ybilabelpbta ftnpet beute i'm
beutI6en Stapttbeater cine BON ben Trrnern
arransirte 8enei5~g Ortelun9 fir. bic 6umilie
8ptbader Itatt.
Die 1uft9enW III SO cunt
8leaiant, Snb. Sine 9n5abl Serrem all
ienem Ylabe woQten Ii6 einmal auf ei9ene
6auIt reht gut amiltren, cine Spa5ierfabrt
mac den uno Nbenb8 in eirtem nabe belesenen
Sptel cine quite Wabl5eit eirtnebnlen. SIREN
6rauen batten lte bon i6rem Sprbaben ni6t8
perratben. Nber Der Weni6 benft uno Soft
lenft. Nl8 ba8 @6en auf9etra9en mar unb bic
9lnpelenoen ibre Sreuoe iiber paS @elinaen if
req Ylane8 au8lpraden, iiebe ba, nit einem
Wale tbut lt4 bic 96iire an, urb b~ereintreten
ibre 6rauen, leben lt6 pbne llmltdnbe an ben
Sid, per5ebren oa8 Mabl, triltfen alien @ein
aus, lalIen li6 bann bon ben Wulifanter, Die
ie miteebra6t, gu einem Tan59en auflpielen,
llb entferneu li6 bann, Dbne bon ibren ppr
@rItaunen ipra9lolen @bemdnnern nur bic
mitpeIte Noti3 5u nebmen. Wie Ie ba8 8pr>
ba6en ibrer Wduner a%u89ewittert babea, mag
Der Simmel wi1en, bod
8faffentrug uro Weiberlilf,
@eb'n iber Nae8, wie ibr ptBt,
Sm NewzS1lean8 perbrannten IN
Der Na6t be8 5. Sanuar in einem Saule an
Der @Opp6ilDreu StraBe 5wei alte Neeerinmen
- 70 unb 80 Sabre ult-welte elmer @ittwe
Namen8 MrS Mcantara 9ebGrten. Sic l6liez
fen IN eiltem 3immer, Elm 6unte ent3inoete ba8
8ett Der einen Negerin Nnnie, uno fe per>
bramate gu einem @erippe, bepOr iie erfpadte.
Gls bic anDere Ne9ertn, N9atbe, ertpadte,
ifarate fe auf Nnnie'S 8ett gu, nm ibr Silfe
su l%eien, ibre &leiber fin9en ieOO6 6euer uno
iie fir3te Obnmd4tis 5uiammen, Sic lebte
ulnsefdbr nod 10 Stunoen nnter sraBli6en
S9mer5en.
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MOre IN Gbefter Gunntn.

Be1t 9RWeter Ya,, II. San. Sorts
gen Samlto9 ldlas cine farbige 6rau, Sea-
mems Ntarh Bpnlipn, einen f~ar6i9en Mam,
gtaraelS Alfreo MiQer, Der leit eiui0en Taqert
III Dem bon Sharp @pulipn beipDbmten SauIe
BET unlprptlle BET anbern Sau8benDbnern an
Gelnf man, nit eirem 8eile tpbt. Sin beffi~
ger Strelt mar 5pilden beiceu entltanoer 1t1b
Wtarp bebanptet, in Observation-Disclosures aebqnz
belt gu babe1. Sic lit etne ra9efG6r So Sabr
alte NtulottIn nnb gilt leit Ja6ren ais buib
perritdt. Sic lit perbaftet.
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1rerren, Die trpdenen uno 9e1ulloen 0cbettz
;ii9e, Die nit fetnem urO fur5em 9raS berrafz
ien unp peren 3bdler fret ppn nieperen uno
ieu4ten Wtariden litp, eisnen ltd ippbl am be-
ten gu bielem seminnreiden 9elddfte.
ct. Selena belibt cine gang ppr5i9ltde
Oampf : SGse< Wieb1, Sdinoel unD &prn
WablsMable, 8ter Stpd bObe 9eraunliSe
Gerein8bdul er besriBen ben Wtt1purtfahrer
ifpn aus weiter Terle ette 3eitnn98Otttee,
penn audi uur p~prldufi9 III et1em 2o9bar1e
etablirt, perltebt bic Staptz unp 2anpza nliebler
nit s~eiltiser Speiie,
Die 9ecsrapbil9e Sage biele8 N~nlieplun98z
orte8 AT Der seruoelten unb f~itr5eiten 6prte
pur9 ben vSoutb<SaB", Icpie bic INNER re9er
merDe1oe- S6ifffabrt auf benz pberen Wd1lcurt,
Die @rSfuuns pe8 Dacptab 2errttcrtum8, oaS
raI6e SprtIdreiten per @il enbubn bon Onbu=
aue nad Sicur @itp ltno Die N%u8oebnun9 bet
Blatte County 81. s.. nad Stpur Gitp wiro
ct. 6elena BALD 81 eiuem einflu6retden Sen@
tralplab am Cberen NtiIipuri MAIDEN. S4cn
iebt bat eS SanpelSperbinounsen nit Sort
31anoaa utp anberen Convenience @Bldsen.
Die SplpniIten auf bteien auBerproentltd
iru6tbaren 2dnbereten erfreueu Ii6 zines ans
aenebmen cpnltante1 <maS, lino peber BON
epioemilden nod bon enoe1ntidet &ra11fbeitelt
%beldlti9t, preiien tbr 9e9enpdrti9e8 ScDS lto
Ieben nit 3uperlidt elmer 9liifltden 3ufunft
fit Ii6 unb tire &inper entgeaen.
Oas friI6e Nu8Ieben bieler 2eute nit penl
Nu8bruf Der 3ufrteOenbeit III ben @eii6tern,
nla9t audi III Der Chat auf ben 8el ufenpen
eirten anseuebnen Ginprud.
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Sele9rapbticbe Wa6rtdbtem
8ert&tet fir ben Baltimore Weder."


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Us a btn9tpn, IS. S1nlar. Senat
@min bra6te cine 8iQ ,far @rlei6terun9 bes
Gerfebr8 5pil6en ben atlantilhen unp pacifiz
I6en Staateu pur6 eineu eleftriI6en 2ele9ra=
pben" ein,
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cine 9teibe bon 8eI6lII1en Elm, Die auf Sol
aenoe8 btaau8laufen e8 lei 9flidt beS Gpuz
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3um S6ubeo Der Stlaperei
in ben Territorien 81 e%rlaIen; ba8
Serritcrial<@ pmite lple baber ~inltruirt merben,
IN ben 8iQS iber Organization Der Serritprien
cine &laulel ein5ufigen, in welGer Elm lplfer
Sdub ~perlanat pirp unp fails bic Territo>
rialz@ eiebsebuus pieien S4ub ni4t 9ewdbrt,
Ipa Der GpnsreB bic nOtbi9ea @eleee erla6em.
Sau8. WaIbburn BON Maine brang bar
aaf, oa6 man iiber ben Nntra9 auf Nnnabme
ber 8luralitdtSre9cl abltimmen Iple.
Der OemOfrat Wfc91ue %erflarte, @aIb6urn
babe ben 6lur ulurpirt; BENT CT, Wtc9tae,
babe pa8 Wprt all @lOptpn ab9etreten uno bic
ler lei lest gum Spreden beredti9t. @S eut=
lpann li6 nun cine bisi9e GpntrOUerle 5mil6en
Mc9fae uno @al6buru. 2eBterer lebte aus
chamber, baB er gang IN leinem 9te9te lei,
menn er quf enpli6e |Ibltimmutg iber ielten
2lntras bria9e; penn nad Der @pnltitutiOn unp
benz parlamentarilde den 8ran9e mitlle paS Sau8
our Wabl zines Spre6erS i4reiten cbne De-
bate unb Nufldub.
Der Glerf entldieD, puB 8albburn fem
Ge6t babe, 6rn. Glpptcn oa8 Wcrt a1 reb>
men, @s %eutltaub ieet srObe Anfreeuns, ba
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Die NtitslieOer tbeilS fir, t6eil

bic Wtitslieber t6eilS fir, tbeil
l4eiouas pe8 Glerf8 pur6 elm
Ybelp8, Democrat, mari ben
l1n60hidfeit ppr. 9llS 8ai9bu,
mpnltrirte, ricf ibn Craig CUR Srp,
&ellpS, 9fepubl, pran9 barauf,
GlOptpn ipre4ea lalie ulp Damn wier
ben Spre6er bebattire, llebebaupt lOne .,.-..
mtnoeltea8 einmal IN Der Wcde cine 2lb>
lttlnntrlt9 p%prlebmen,
Walbbnrn be6arrte babel, pab iiber ben Sns
tra9 auf Bluralttat ab9elimmt iperpe. Gr
tonrte 'aber ieine 8emerfutt9en ni6t fortiebeil,
oa er b%eltdtoi9 BON pempfratil6er Sette pur9
Oronl198r1fe uaterbrp6en wuroe.