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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01
Jncinroy visits his Friends.
GENERAL " RAIL" DEPoT,
Aup. Doth. 1860.

Aug. 29th, 1860.
FRIEND GORDON notwithstanding the near
ness Of the November contest, with its consequent
exctements, the usual dry season monotony pre-
walls Having become absolutely worn out at
doing nothing and finding laziness surely and
steadily growing upon me, resolved 10 obey
oft-repeated solicitations and visit my friends.
Lrp to last Monday had not been at a greater
distance than four miles from my cabin for one
year. So l concluded to test the genuineness Of
pretended friendship. As | expected the bum
ming expedition to last three or four days,
thought might as well carry the matter out,
and sec If had any friends at home. | arose
early, left a note bequeathing my goods, effects,
fiddle and empty bottles to the Republican cause,
wrote on the door" committed suicide at 8
o'clock" and left
l had a jolly time with my friends, (bc it
known that l never allow political differences to
sever friendship.) was received with unmeasured
kindness and cheap hospitality everywhere. In
short, l enjoyed the trip, shuflled of large
amount Of laziness, in consequence Of which |
feel more like an American citizen and splitting
rails. In a political connection let ne say that
regret that it is unconstitutional to elect two or
three dozen Presidents at a time. | know Of at
least that number on Trinity who could safely
bet on my vote, as well as several on Reldng 5
Creek, and " last though not least" is " Impre-
sor," who "seems to be as fine man as ever
lived in the world" and considerably more hon
est than the old gentleman who lately sold
Wheatland.
returned home. Ny door was written over
from top to bottom and looked like an antigua
ted bulletin board The following was written
in chalk and charcoal immedia tely under com
mitted suicide -
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THANKs-To NJ Oberdeener. Of the Bookstore,
for latest Atlantic papers, furnished on Tuesday
night.
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MooSEY. of the Folsom Express, says he has
the pioneer press Sam Brannan offered the re-
ward for.
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Died:

In Weavervillc. August 2lth, VICTOR EMAxr-
FL, only child Of Fred and Mary Ann Walter,
aged months and lG days.
At his home, Elizabeth, H. of consumption,
GEo. GoLDTHoRr, late Of this place.
At the Oak Lawn House, on Cottonwood, Te-
hama county, Aug. 18th, MRs. NARY j. SrHoCr
formerly Of this county.
"a The best Scmriy for ashcumniiam -Ilal'
sorsaparilla. yellow Dock and odidc of lotass Ism
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01
NOTICE.
$40 REWARD :!

CtTRAYED, SOME SIX WEEKS SINCE, from
- the vicinity of Surdevants ranch, a large,
black mare mule, with Spanish brands Has a
long tall had a very sore hack when she stray
ed. The above reward will be paid to any per
son who will return said mule to
J. A. STURDEVANT.
Sturdevant's Ranch, Sept. l. 1860. 1885,.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01
FOR SALE.

TWO SHARES, 1.-TWO SLUICE-HEADS) in
l. the Grass Valley Water Ditch. conveying wa
ter from Grass Valley creek to Ohio Flat, with
reservoir attached. For particulars. apply at
the UNION HOTEL
Weaverville, Sept. !. 1860. 332w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

A Pregnant FAcT.-The assessment roll of
the county shows that out of more than seven
tbOusand votes, but about two thousand are tax
payers.-.Negada Journak
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WORSE THAN HIGuwAYMEN.-Th editor of the
Butte Dcmocr@ has been victimized, and gives
his opinion of robbers Of the fraternity as fol-
lows:
Some sneaking, white livored, wrecbcdly ig,
norant scoundrel entered our Office a few nights
since, aud relieved our trouselloon pockets, while
we were " wrapped in the puiu arms of Morphe-
us" and dreaming of victorious political banners
proudly waving in the breeze, of s. - and a
jack knife-the amount Of our metallic possess
ions, exclusive of the pen with which we write
this sorrowing item.
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Fon LTNcoIN.-The Philadelphia Ne,cs, the
old Wing organ, which has the largest circulation
of any paper in Pennsylvania, comes ont very
emphatcally for Lincoln. The .Ne,os at the
last election supported Mr.. Fillmore
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MADAME RTsToRI the eminent Italian tragcdi-
enne, rival of Rachel when living, and now the
nndisputed queen of tragedy, has been engaged
for three months at st. Petersburg by order of
the Gar, at salary Of $4,000
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

Prentice, in the Ledger, says:
"Of all things in nature, deliver us from
little old, wise child"
The case seems to be one Of great emergency,
but considering the sex of the petitioner, We
don't see how it can be done.-BosfOa Post
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

THg San francisco Times calls that venerable
public fnnclionary, J. b., the American Bomba,
and Lincoln our Garibaldi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

SIsKIYoU DEMocRAcY.-Sixty-four delegates
attended a county conVention at LIooperviilc, on
Saturday last, and indorsed Douglas and Johnson
and j. Z. Hoge. Wm. Grow was nominated for
Sheriff, and C. McDermt for Assembly. The
following persons were chosen as delegates to
the Douglas State Convention Geo. +. Price,
VIM Grow j. Tyson, JOS NJ Woodworth, A. p.
Smith, +. L. Ensign, Samuel Bonnefcd Charles
McDermit, DR.. Ream, c. N. Thornbury, Is, f.
Varney, Thomas O'Rourke.
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PoLrrIcs on CA2oN CEEEE.--From a private
letter we have received from Canon City, the
following extract is made:
As we have regular correspondent here, I
will not speak Of political matters in general
but must say to our worthy friend, " "Mogul,"
that | hardly believe there is one half the Rcpub-
lcans on this Creek that he tells of. The sixth
of November will tell the story-dccide who is
The best Judge Douglas will carry this Creek
There are men here that | have heard say if it
were not for the Irish and other foreigners being
with that party they would vote the Democratic
ticket. Now find them arm in arm with these
same foreigners in the Republican ranks. What
think you Of such politcs?" Not strange.
Such things often occur.-ED,]
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says the Amador Ledger Humphrey Taylor, whose
orchard is near the Cosumnes, below Daylor's
ranch in Sacramento county, obtained $4,000
from the sale Of his crop Of apples He has in
formed us that his orchard will yield this year
about two hundred tons Of saleable apples.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

UNION CONVENTION IN SIERRA.--A card signed
by over seventy citizens Of northern Sierra ap-
pears in the .Afouataia messenger of last week,
calling a Bell and Everett Convention to elect
delegates to the State Convention at Sacramento
The friends of the Union ticket are moving eve
ryWhere
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

THE HOME OF PEACE.-The Hebrews Of San
Francisco have purchased a burial ground to
which they have attached this appropriate namr
" The Home Of Peace" What beautiful express
ivcness What could more properly be demon
mated the home Of peace than whore the mute
dweller will never hear the sounds Of earth, or
feel the shocks Of life, or see the conflicting and
affecting sights Of men, or know that man, how
ever much be may be fashioned in glory, CONES
and goes in folly in onorvaLing toll, aHd in
fevcrish strife There are shining homes of
peace among the living, but they are not open
ia all nor capacious enough for the million. In
the scpulchral home of peace there is a private
room-an exclusive place, - single bed, curtancd
round with the deep and mysterious reposc Of
DEATH for every creature of human mould
Homes Of peace among the living! May they
be increased and cnducd with the most sacred
purity, through the solemn Influences whic}
arise from our knowledge of the homes of peace
cI the dead ,-Amad2r Lelger.
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"What n pity ~
"Lct him go he's Republican ~
Drag the river up stream ~
IIurrah for Old Abe -
tfWho the ID is Old Abe?"

Again the Trinity river canal moves and with
considerable speed. Mr.. Brown tells me the in
tenGon is to drive it TO the lower extremity of
Texas Bar as fast as money and water will do it
say in six or eight weeks. The canal will be
the means Of resusctating old Texas Bar, which,
like all low bars on this river, cannot be worked
in the winter or spring on account of high water,
and at this season when they could be, there is
no water to work with.
Some eight 0: ten companics-Amcrican and
China, are engaged in wing-daming and humng
the river between this place and Point Bar. None
have as yet drained their claims. The heavy
amount OF tailings thrown into the river from
the high benches each winter must cllectually
put stop to river mining after this season on
this section of Trinity.
Yours, with faith, hope, some little persevc-
rance, and four bits in grand cash.
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LATEST EASTERN IrEMs.-The n. Y. Herald has
persons attended a Douglas meeting at Oakland,
Ill, Aug. 1lth. Gov Seward has been making
campaign speeches in the New England States.
The Administration candidate for Governor of
Arkansas will be defeated by the Independent
Democratic candidate who at last accounts was
tWenty-seven hundred votes ahead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

NICHOLAS LoNGwoRrH, the wine maker, Of Gin
cinnati, is not like to be arrested for want of
"visible means of support" if we are to take as
correct the following estimate Of his property
just made in one of the Porkopolis journals. 1t
is put down thus
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

PERTEY AT STOCKTON.-A correspondent Of the
Hulietin relates the following:
1t is said that of the gentler sex was, in
a very sympathetic manner, condoling with him
upon the loss of his suit when he very innocently
asked, What snit, madam?' She turned upon
her heel, and replied " Your suit of clothes"
D. W. Perley incontinently " got up and got"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

SATISFACTORILY ExPLAINED.-The editor of the
Yreka journal, after being asked seven hundred
and fifty times what the word Yreka meant,
finally tells;
:" "A town where saloons and the habitations of
man are fitted upn the grandest style, while the
temple of the Most High falls into decay, and
presents a shabby appearance that will more than
discoun the gable end Of a western school
house,
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rit6tet be9itnfti9eul alS e8 l6merer lit, bic
Wa5rbeit 9enau fennen gu leruen. Der Sat
ler bat %unlerer Ariltofratie eine Nrt 6reibeit
pe8 Wprte8 unb Der BreIe bepiItot, inoe1t er
Die Nb9eoroneten be8 Noel8 mad ct. Beter8z
burg berufen uab 1e ernd6tist bat, ibnl pbue
Hifbalt lire Wfeinung binli6ti6 Der @uts
mitrfe be8 Gpmite'8 fit bic 8efreiun9 Ser Qei6>
ei9enen par5ulegen. Sn 6Olse oelien BADEN
cintse IpeliSe an ben &atler cine 8etition oez
ridtet, III Der Ite ben Saiier eriudeu, benz
1alpe eine Contribution gu ertbeileu, neil piele
oa8 etn3t9e Mtittel lei, wel4e8 bic 8erwirflt=
dung Der Emancipation ermTslt6e. Der
&aiier bat leinen Oanf iiber Die Seiten8 iener
Noelt9en bepiele1e 8ereitni1i9fett a1Sae5prpz
der, bat aber lpnit ni9t8 biuiidtli6 ieine8
Gntl9l1le8 flnp9e9eben..
Salt GUT 1elben j3eit bat Der aalnrnerberr
Ottfael 9 ipbra3Dff Dem aaiier eine, Denf>
ldrtft iberreidt, III Der er ben &aiier ppr ben
lhtedten 9fatb9ebern in leiner 1m9ebung, Die
tbn unb Da8 8eid all ben 3unp be8 Nb9rull=
oeS fltbrtet, 9ewarnt bat. Die Rt6ter unp
Termaltnn98beamten in gang GfuBlanp mGren
perborben r1p hdttet jebe8 @efiibl Der @bre
O~erlpren Die WDnardie ltebe anf Dem Yuntte,
8auferrtt gu maiden uno Iid p%olitiiG ~ouf5ulEz
len &c. Die Oentldrift lit Dem Staat8ratb
itber9eben pprben ullo 0ieler bat ben gerfafler
0eS 9p@oerrut9S fir l6uloi9 erfldrt. Sn
Gpl9e belelt ltno tim leiite Noel8redte urtb
cine 6rltftionen ent3o9en unp er nad QSia8fa
Ierba1llt mprDen. S
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Mnfnnft Ser Onmpfer
..Bn(tic."
MemereS aus 0alifOrmiem.

PORT, g.. San, Der Oampfel
Baltic 1T beute pOn a8pinwaI ansetommen,
ra8 Ell am 1. b, perlieB, @r brin9t Galifor-
MIA 9ta9ridten BIG gum 20. Deg, $50 Pa1Ia>
siere nlo beinabe 81, SOC, 900 Sart9elO.
Die erite 2esi8latur BON Nepaba 9erritc=
RUM fam am IS. Deg. III @enca 5uiammen
unb fiat S6ritte, INN bic Anerfennuns bes
GerritcrinmS SeitenS peS @cn9relie8 81 be-
ptrfen.
Drei S6pner maren in San 6ranci8co BON
Sapan angefpmmcn nit iopaneiii6en 8aaren
nno Na6ri6ten Bis gum Is. Nppember. Die
iapanefi6e 9tesierlts mplte nod INNER ben
umlauf amerifanil6en @eloeS nidt buloen,
audi bereitete lie Dem Satpel Sinoernide, fa
Der Hpmbattan le9elte am %, 6ebr. BON
aanasana as nit Der japanelil6en @elanbt=
l9aft an bic Ser. Staaten, bic aus eirein
Saupt9elanoten, 10 llnterbeamten r1o so
Oienerlt beltebt. Die @eianbtldaft reiSt iiber
bic Sanomi9z Snleln na4 SAVANNA, pom SItb=
mus Idifft lie f6 in elmer Ser. 81, 6resatte
elm ltno rei8t Damn brett l1ad Malbin9tpn.
4merifaner bonn 8ombattan buben SeDbp Be-
lu9t. Sier fano ant II. 0eCpember cine ercRe
Teuer8brunlt ltatt.
Die 8ldtter in San 6ranciSeO brineen alf
@tablirrn9 elmer 2inie bon 0ampfern mad,
Sapan.
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Mmerifamtf4e Srad6rtbten.

DteGbfimmung aber ben Sprez
der am lebten Sam8tag, = Der
4ntiz 2ecpmptOn@D empfrat DaUi8 Don Snptala,
befeu perrdtbcriide8 Benebmen mir oeIteru
f6ilberten, nominirte am Sam8tus ben Demo.
frqten q. 8. 6amiltOn BON EeraS gum Sprez
der. Da8 9feiultat Der Mltimmuns mar fol-
@bermau 1o3, 5amiltOn 80, @ilmer IA,
RepnOlD8 2, 5eriplittert 2.
Serrn sherman feblten fpiecer 3 Stimmea.
SIR. so nj n err Der GOmmifdr,
mel6en Siibz@arpliua an bic Re9ierun9 bon
8trainieu Qbl6ift, um iber Die llnabbdnSi9=
eit8s@rflaruas Der la6li6eu Staaten gu beraz
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GmrDpdtibe Wnbribtem.
Gnalanh.

' SuJtulpP
Dret @ng1Gnberppn ben Sranz
Ell er Idol Ell. @u8 Nultralteii fornmt
bic gea9ridt, bab 3 @nslanoer auf 8efebl Der
fran5Sflden 8ebDrben pOn NeuzG aleppnien,
oaS befanntli6 bic 6rar5olen pccupirt babe1t,
erldp1en wuroen. Sci Der e~ereiSten Stimz
mltng 5milden @nSlanb uno Tranfrei9 fam
ieber lclder 8prfaQ lebr mi6tig ner0en. Sn
Sppnep er5dblt man It9 ben Gprfal mie fplet
gpr Der 8elebuns Embellishments purd bic
6ran5pf fen 9atten Itd mebrere @eiBe ba1elbIt
an9eliepelt uro lebten nit einseborenel1 @eiz
bern. GS waren eben 1idt bic wirbioIteu
8ertreter angelld6llder 8iloung, %Ionoern suz
meilt bappnselalfene Watrplen uno alte Ser
BREEDER. Der 8efannteIte ultter ibnen mar elm
g%ewiier BaOoen, Der nit ben fran5Gfl9en 8e=
b0roen auf 9utem 6uBe itano, babel aber, mie
e8 ldeint, nit ben Gtn9ebrrenen au89ebebnte
s pntrebanDes@ ei6dfte in S6ieBmaffen II. bal.
trieb. Scum MAT e8 auf elmer Hunoreile be8
fran3Sil9en @puoerneur8 our6 ben nDroli6en
Tbeil Der Snlel spii6et ieinem @efolse unO
benz Yan9auzS tamnle 81 einen1 Sample ge=
fcnlmen, in meldent alBer mebreren @inaebpz
renen AUDI Elm fran5. Sff5ier oa8 2eben ein>
biBte. Md6renO be8 Sa1o9enlenge8 tparen
auf Seiter Der @in9ebpre1en mebrere @etBe
benlerft wproen, BON Denen lpdter bret in 0ee
fanaenl6aft serietben. Sic wurben lofprt BON
einem &ries5seri6te gum TOpe perurtbeilt. 81
audi biaaeri6tet, 1T in oielem 8eridte ui6t
auspriidlid 9elaet, pielmebr wirb erpdbnt, cs
lei i6nen cine 5e6njdbri9e @napenfrilt s~etattet
mprbel1. Der oben erpdbnte Bapoen ldeint
ui4t babel ~geipelen 81 lein, aber er fablte ltd
arf Der Sniel nidt mebr ii6er uno flidtete
auf elmer fleinen 8arfe nad SiDnep, mo man
purd ibn 5uerlt bon benz 8an5ea 8prfale &un=
be erbielt, Watirli6 ~entltanD barob unter ben
enslilden GplOniiten, ocuen feline all5usrpbe
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Nestes ppn Mnfhinntnn.

@aibtn9tpn, 9. San. 6eute ltinlm=
ten Die iiipliden Snpp Notbing8 8oteler, 8pu=
li9np unp 3 9(npere bel Der Mtimmlins iiber
ben Spre9er fir ben OemOfraten Sumilton.
a0e anoern, lpprunter Die prei BON Marplanb,
bielten gu @iluler. Die Intiz 2eccmptpn=O
mpfrdtea itinrmten 9rSbtentbeil8 nidt fir
Samilton. Das Sctum fir Srn, Sbermau
1T ulter Idittert.
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Sele9rnpbticbe Wn6rt6ten
8ert&tet fur ben p9alttmOre gDeder."-
EonnreE.


Wa btn8tpu, 8. Sanuar. Sena t,
Sewarp lllo Dpu81d8 na9men ibre
Site Elm. Oem penige Senatpren paren ge@
9enpdrtig. mr. aa
gromrt 5ei9te al, baB er cine 8il fir Gtdz
Dllrlill8 etner 9te9lerun98zO ruferei eiltbrtagen
merpe. '
SefferiOn Davis bra6te 8il8 Elm, orr6 welz
de Die Nnlper6un9 bon Sclpaten fiji Bic Nrs
NEE erlet9tert lperDelt loll, Serlier bat bic
8ill ben 3wed, ben Splo Der Sffi3tere at res
9uliren rno fir inpaltbe Sffi3iere 5t Iprger.
Otele 8lQ8 tpuroen an ba8 @pnlite fit Mtariz
ne nno Wilitdrz9 t19ele9enbeiteu perpteler.
gSi(lprt iiberreidte cine Betition zines 8elf8z
Comics in gcitpn 9e9en Serle9ung per bpr<
tt9en Bplt.
Sau8. Smttb, Dempfrat ullo Grz@Dup.
BON 8trgtnien, Der pGbreno leilter 91ebe iii Der
Wei1na6tS5eit lt6 ben @99=9eosg 10 gut bate
ldmeden Canen, bielt cine neue Speed llno
5ipar chen itber ben BON ibm pertil9ten Gag
gtcgg. 81 lagte, ba8 liBe @etrdllfe lei ibm
ipd6reub leiuer 9teoe bon. elmer Dame qeldift
pproen. Sb9lei6 er nidt 10 eigentli6 81 ben
1ennpereit5lern 9ebSre, lei er bod ei1 lebr MD
Bi9er Otaun. Set As Sabren babe er feinen
Sdnap8 9etrunfen, lli6t eillnlal nit MaIer,
aber bag fSrne CT lidt %leugueu, Dap ct an
gSet6n1dten Elm puar SrSpfden @sgs0ecgg
Gr berufe iid artf Elm i6m lonlf %feinolie.
Dies 8latt, bic Meranpria @a3ette, Die i6m pas
3eusnib ertbeilt babe, buB er elm Marn bon
OtaBi9feit lei. SIS lei i6Srpfi6, baB
3eitung86eridterltatter pa8 tbnen err
t9etlte Bripile9ium Der 8euitltn9 elmer cigenen
9alerie I'M Salie n1r Sa5u perpenben, Son.
9reBmit9lteber ppr benz gart3eu 3anpe laderli6
gu MAIDEN, ftatt iie III nlDsli4it 9iiulti9em Qi6te
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Senator 5emarO

lit wpbl6e6alten III. @albington angefpmnten,
Die @aibingtOn States, paS Organ Ietnea
pplttideu @egenfiBler8 Doug las be-
ariBt i'm nit fplgenoen 8emerfun9er
,Nd6renp elmer Nbmelenheit BON a9t 0ep=
uaten Bat Sr. Semarb ni6t nur Gn9lano uni
ale bepeutenben Sauptltdpte pe8 eurppaider
6eflanoe8 beludt, ~iOnpern 1T lC9ar bis Sp=
rien unb .G9ppten porsebrungen, &eineul
amerifauii6en 8ir9er, Der iemals al8 Yripat=
mann europa beIu6te, linb gr6Bere Nufmerf-
iamfeiteu ermielen mprbel1, ais Setparp. SIN
@lauben, bag er Der unnermeioli9e 99od1plger
be8 Qe9enmartigen Prd1ipenteu weroeu piirDe,
baben 9uiier, &6uige uu0 SSni9innen ibn gu
Glide 9elabeft, unp i6nl ale einenl Gbrpnerbeu
I6ulpi0e 2t6tung ERNIE ZEN,
Sem r~eiienper @rpralip bent bat ie uur Die
6alfte Der 4ufmerfiamfeit II, alS er empfan9en.
@8 1T itet8 bic aufSebenpe nidt Die unter3e.
6enbe Come, melder ppt Der Welt sebuloi9t
mirp.
,,unp nun laBt ms lelb1t elm @prt iber
DieIen 10 beribmten uuo babel 10 iebr 9eldmdbz
ten O1aum ipreGen. Sn @al6ingtpn, no Ell
fat Die Saffte Der leBten finf5ebn pDer 5pap3is
Sabre perlebt bat, lit er al8 ett bSdit rubiger,
lie6en8mirpi9er uuo 9alfreier Gentleman be-
FAINT, Der niht8 ipe1iger olS benz Idredltder
8prtrait dbnltd liebt, DaS prr einiSen Easen
I'M 0teprdientanten6auI tie bon ibnl entmOrfen
mur0e, uno in fpel6em er al8 cine 4rt OGn1ou
qei6iloert murOe, aus pelen Gusen pa8 6eter
Der 6Sae lppere SIN pOlitil6en Qeben ipap
rem mir ffet8 leiu @egner, i'm gelelligen unr
perlSnlI6en 8erfe6r baben mir INNER @efaQell
an i6m %geFunben. SewarO lit Elm Mtaum bon
oro6en natarli6en 6dbiSteiten, bic nit einem
unermtoli6en 6leiBe 9epuart fnp. Dem Stu
bum Der Bplitit mar iein gauges 2eten se,
petbt, uup fi6 al8 Stuat8mann unS5u3ei9ner
mar Der grpBe 3wef ieine8 @br9ei5e8.
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seardbnia ses stfdpfs aepman.

elpbta, 8. San. Da8 Set
6enbe9ansniB peS 8il6of8 Sherman fano beu,
te in Der ct. Scbn'8 STRIDE itatt, Gin SO6s
amt iptrpe 9ebalten.
An Der YrO5eliiDn betbeili9ten lid Die fatbo=
lil@e @elell6aft, cine 9rcBe An5ubl ~iOnlti9er
8iir9er ullp mebrere Mili5z@ pmpa9nieu.
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gseueftes ppn @ueups slnres.

NewsOorf, 9. San. 0adri9ten bon
8uenOS 2lpreS itber @alparaiio laser, Dap
8ueao8 apre8 einen 8ertrus nit Dem Brdli=
benten llrqui3a ab9el6lolien BAT, lpcrna6 es
Der argentinilden CONFEDERATION beitritt; leb=
tere ibernimutt Die SdulOen peS ~erItereu unp
cine au9enteine Nnlnetie tritt ein.
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Bum 0erfnnf

4MNAFw.s1 e3um Uerfduf.
AAiit 90 Nder 9ano NIT 9uten Standardization, 16 Npsrer
! MAiiI BON Der Stact nabe Ser 9anoltraBe inns in Ser oeirnS S
;al ! ten Sesen0, HOY @ter an Der Nort6ern GenftraoI"Gi-
lsnpagl, 80 Wts1len BON Der Staot nit gebiuben; 10 @ter an Der
auen 5reoertt &oao, gut an9ebaut; 107 Nfer nit bnbihen qs-
aultttsten nnS slnIa9eu, Wirb eeSen @isent1unl IN Ser sto6t
SSmn9etaalgti . afer an per alien Breoerif &pa6 u Weile BON
ptpnnt Dc SaleS; 100 N6er am Maibingtcn 2anbweae, - MsIer
bon Der Staot; 29duisr in SOpar6ir,, nabe Gamoenfr.; j in
geelt,somoaroltr:; in 6apeth1tr. 2 in 9erinatpnftr. / in
6rontltr.; lin Prah1tr. l in 9anoocrtr. in Weulberrnitr
uno nlebrere aneete IN per9ieoenen @esenoen Der Sta6t. QctB8 an
~oernltetbcn in Meit=Salttmoreitr., WtOnument-, @ap- unS WScGi~
cetr9lr. nno Sroaopap. Srnno gu oertaufen in 8rpobpan.
@r1noreren gu pertaufn. @(pder unS @prrfs
So. 63 SapetteIr.
40 8oufbree, @ddb -Gpntrafte, Eeitanentc ms onSere
lt1tttlt8e @apiere, iOptc @aien- Gei6tS- @ei6aie merSen 6sitenS
oelpt9t. Mpl5S
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Neue Mn5eigem.

S1sGrmfaibem SSdrmfIaidbem
3nnerne g8arhftaiten itt6 ftrhS rnb 81 BADEN in her 8ritaunia-
6abrtt in SO, "a Mcrtb .%9tbertptr. (Sa1O, 2p)
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Spfe alt nerfnnfcn.

Die @asli4t-Gompa0nie non Baltimore bSlt ltets einen orpsc
Norratb Der belten Sprte @ofeS un6 perfauft 6ieelbe an ei"eS9, rer
bdltn!BmdBt5 nieort9erenQreHe ais tr9eno Elm nberesgrennmotrri
I'M 9ten9ei Dtartte, gle bremen in Si9en un6 0arIorSier
s$a3, 2p, las So{pNh Rrom, @K
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Per CLEANER Baltimore e%mpfin9er zine 9artbte 6obonro
.abad welbe ben 6abrifanten sur abnabnrc e~mpiebien
(Sa7s) F'8V i1S SaS OmsaraSltS- . o
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0&Sidbti9 fur Qicleufd1often.

S0lepb @upPert bat bas lb6neebaute
Jrauflin engine San8,
~ galtetn Np., sw. gpncItr. II. groofman
ssiasIt S Se'a as i, tn s@sit 81. asS lsritten @tod spet sro6e gafss
an e Ssretae etsnen unb biaig sernietetet msySSen tV"lsn uap
DaS eOtal" fubrt bon jett an Zen Woinen. "'""'
u6rantlin 6oGI"
Ndbere Mu8funft Bel on5o.E
-~~mww 25 @atern @tenue.
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0aDanna Gabncf.

or Soeoeh er9tlt tb cine Senoung ansoeseidbneten ito(ienishs,
Soeei, ofett Don @enua, pelten tb ST. bili9em Qretle perfuufe'
CSafS) 0enrp &%nefe[b, Rp s Norri;nnStr
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Serln,tgt lrmS oeIucbt.

SeutldJeS lrbcit=@ a6lpciInnas= giirron.
GbameSltr. $50. IS,
0u inter auiit6i Der oOeutIfen @eleQiboft q
aue Dielent9en relhe 6eutde 0anSmerfer. gTSg;t.r IS a..
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Der geleui9aft Srn. $. S. @elltno6off'N Rs y * SeH aT8 %m
l1eBe @enoen, @el9cr u%nent9et6li4 aaStunft ert5edsn Mrs ~'' 1r
Werlnr0t . gtinise cute @dnei0er unO @a5crinncn, ncI6e
5ss54sts.' : t1r gSeslbaft 9rin6ltd perltebcl unS SarernSSe
oeWalu9un0 Whnl@en, tprnen 1mb neloen bel
s. 8IimItm,
o. No. 2 NOrb= 9~i6ertpItro6e M etnrs
baben. w. ODN" OP'eouSn b!lag> SIS
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SeG's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Mc..m pnpItanl uoerbanpt ee eg9e6ene 9InSeioe, 6os, 6a QbiI.
w' 81 m Satg2 Srantpstt %oeTsin0ert IN ietuem @eI6aft S%msultebTen,
fr tbn aberncnlmen bat. wv wv ~oN0ei9eFTuA1H8
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gu 9ebot Iteben. i'TVtO Y'"0 o"t pel @ateH
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