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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-13

THE TALENT OF SUCCESS man
must patiently abide his time. He must
wait. Not in listless idleness, not in useless
pastime, not in querulous detection, but in
constant, steady, cheerful endeavor, always
willing, fulfilling and accomplishing his
task, ''that when the occasion comes he may
be equal to the occasion" The talent OF
success is nothing more than doing what
you can do well, without thought OF fame.
If it comes at all, it will come because it is
deserved, not because it is sought after. It
is very indiscreet and troublesome ambi.
ton which cares so much about fame, about
what the world says of US, to be always
looking in the face Of others for approval,
to be always anxious about the effect of
what we do or say, to be always shouting to
her the echoes of our own voiees.-Longfel-
lo10. sfs,ss...l..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-13

JoHN BRowx's ghost is a much more
sensible article than was JOHN Brown him-
self Il informs ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS
journal that its conduct here was very
wrong and that ano leagued designs or
murder or forcible means can remove slavs
cry" Brayol good ghost. ,a2il sassa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-13

TIE railroad line, as at present organized
between Chicago and New Orleans, is CONS
posed ofthe following sections:
Chicago to Cairo Gil. CentraD -. 1866 miles.
Cairo to Columbus (Steamer) ). 49,. 81 I"
Columbus to Jackson, Tenn, (Mo-
bile and Ohio)... 81
Jackson to Canton, Miss, (Missis-
sippi Centra).. .................. 2ss
Canton to New Orleans IN. o. Jack.
and Grit. NJ ....................2 POT g
Total, TIC 4i
The running time by the present tables
is fifty two hours. This can be reduced to
forty eight hours, and even less, without re,
curing an unreasonable speed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-13

The New York Tribune says Ethan
Allen, hitherto known, as the fastest trot-
ting stallion in the world, is matched against
George N. Patchen, the trottiDg stallion,
for May Ii, mile heats, best 3, In s, to
harness; the seconds May %, mile heats,
best in s, to wagons the third, May 80,
two mile heats, to harness, best 3 in S.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-13

How. JAMES x. PAuLD1xa, Secretary OF
the Navy under President TYLER, and an
author Of reputation, died at Tarrytown, N
Y, on the 9Th inst. ,sss Aa@@
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22
From Washington

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-Orders have been
issued 10 Major Anderson to surrender Fort
Woultrie if attacked. L am reliably informed
that Maj jor Anderson telegraphs here that he
had surrendered large number Of arms Chich lad
been remo0ed from the arsenal to Fort Louitrie, to
the authorities Of Charleston, on demand being
made Tor them. This was done IN obedience, as
he says, to The spirit Of orders he had receced from
Washington
When the dispatch came and it was an
nouncad that South Carolina had passed the
ordinance OF secession, and it was privately
reported that South Carolina members remain
ing had prepared a farewell address, to be de-
livored tomorrow morning for the purpose of
going out in Il body and creating an impres
sion; the republicans Immediately renewed the
proposition to adjourn, and carried it, and the
South Carolina members must wait till Mon
day to make their demonstration.
Private letters from Charleston state that
the substantial merchants and owners OF prop
erty complain that they have been forced by
the populace to go beyond their own notions Of
right. There has been reaction there
against Rhett & Co.
The rebels insist upon taking the forts. If
they find Fort Mouuie too difficult, they will
take Fort Sumter and Castle Pnckuey, and
then turn the guns Of the former Oh Fort
MouItrie Ii this fails, they talk Of bringing
on the heavy artillery of Fort Pulaski and Sa-
Nannah, by railroad.
The briclllayers and lab0rers on Fort sum
ter have held Il meeting, and resolved that if
any OF the Charleston "roughs" come 10 drive
them out, they would resist, but ii Il force
came from the governor they would not
They clnle there to lay bricks, and not to
fight.
The senate select committee met for free
interchange Of opinion to day. Douglas is
ready now to unite in recommending such
amendments to the conSttutionas will take
the slavery question out OF congress, viewing
the dangers that threaten the country with
revolution and civil var lie was prepared to
act without any regard to his previous actions,
and as if he had never made a speech or voted
on the subject Mr. BigIer had been natur-
ing "a plan which, by an amendment to the
constitutions will remove slavery altogether
from congressional action. 1t meets with great
favor.
Lieuts Dozier and Hamilton, and also sew
eral midshipmen from Carolina, have resign
ed their commissions in the navy.
George w. Heard as secretary to the lie,
CATION to China, and Il. " Chandler Marshall
as consular agent to the Court Of Baukok' IN
sam, have been confirmed
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22
The South Carolina Convention.

The convention met at noon Prayer was
invoked that God would unite the people of
tile south to form southern coutedefacy
Gen. Adams moved that a secret session be
held, but the question on it was postponed.
lie chairman of the committee on the ad-
dress TO the south read a long and able paper,
reci'ing the injuries oil South Carolina in con
nection with the Union. 1t was made the
special order for Saturday
MI Nardlaw reported an ordinance amend.
ing the constitution ofthe state, when the con.
FehtIon went INTO secret session, excluding atl
but members.
CHARLESTON, Dec 21-The following was
offered, yesterday, in the convention, by Mr..
Dunkm That the governor appoint customs
officers for the state, and also p0stmaStcrs, I'M
less the present inCumbents continue 10 dis.
charge their duties.
MIR. Brown offered an amendment, that du-
ties be collected at existing rates, the governor
appointing collectors also continuing the
present postal arrangements, till others are
made.
Nj. Gregg offered a substitute, that import.
ations OF merchandise be free and unrestricted
subject to the temporary regulations made by
the governor concerning entry and clearance
as requisite also that the governor appoint
postmasters, and make temporary mail ar
rangemenls, with due regard to mail contracts
with the existing government.
Mr.. Hutson offered as a substitute, that all
citizens holding office under the United States
government be appointed under the govern
meutot this state; also adopting the revenue
and postal laws OF the United States, except.
ing that no duties shall be collected on mer-
chandise Or products of slayeholding commu-
mites further, that all monies collected, after
deducting expenses, be deposited in the banks
OF the state OF South Carolina, subject to the
order OF the assembly; further, that their said
officers retain possession and control OF all the
United States property, for the disposal Of the
assembly, who will account for the same on a
final settlement with the United States.
Mr.. Middleton offered a clause to Dunllin's.
that collectors levy duties at hall the rates of
the late tariff
The ordinance prescribing the oath of fealty
to all the officers was adopted unanimously
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22
Thirty-Sixth Congress Second Session,
WASHINGTON, Dec. d.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec q.
SENATE.
Mr.. POWELL moved that The vacancy caused
by the withdrawal of Mr.. Davis on the com
mittee be filed Agreed to.
The Pacific railroad bill was received from
the house, aud made the special order for the
I'd of January.
A long discussion ensued on the Baltimore
railroad bill, which authorizes passage over
the Potomac river.
Mr. KENNEDY favored an amendment,
which was agreed to, providing that the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad company shall check
baggage with all the roads terminating at
Alexandria, Baltimore, and Washington, on as
favorable terms as with other lines. The bill
was passed.
Mr. YULEE moved reconsideration of the
vote excusing Mr.. Davis from the committee,
which was carried Mr.. Yulee said it was the
wish of the southern senators that Mr.. Davis
should serve, and he asked if Mr.. Davis
would do so.
Nh DAVIS said, owing to the urgent soici-
tations of his southern friends, he would do So.
Adjourned to Monday.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22
Whole Stock at Panic Prices!!
FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS.
g II Y = II o r E,

Having large stock of Dry Goods on hand and being
determined to turn the whole money before jan Is
we have marked the entire stock at Panic Prices,
gardess Of Cost.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22
HY rfEE FULTON.

ST.JOuNs, n. f., Dec. 2l-The Fulton
from SOUTHAMPTON. Dee. I2th arrived off Cona
Race at O'Clock this moruino Her adyIces
are three days later than those received Inv
the Persia at New York. The steamship Can
ada, from Boston. arrived Mt Liveruool on tbe
9th inst. The steamship CITY of BaItimora
from New York, arrived at Queenstown ON tbe
evening OF the 1lth inst.
The Fulton has 500 tons of n1ercbapdisa
5000 600 in specie. and 1919 Dassenucrs
France had granted an amnesty to the
French journals, for previous infracti0n Of the
press claims.
hng Victor Emanuel returned to Naples on
the ith INST, and would remain there a fort
night
a dispatch IRON the camp before Gaeta,
uateu the evening OF the 9TH inst, says trial
had been made Of the CaveIIi battery against
the fortress OF Gaeta, with terrible effect.
Ihc SArdinians would await the fall Of Ga
eta Defoi summoning the ctade OF MeSsina
to surrender. In case Of refusal, they will be
''eSe ~ !.
p :, l,ie" IL, Iue DdiuDlh princI-
.,o at q '' me austrian hlIhlste-
iiil u G.isis was oyer
SN'' uiie'i,'eie" 10 t''e H,IIes on tue lotil
NJ ~ o0'oo1i anu ie'ue" 10 ai '"eir ueiilahaS'
~ c""PeIor SUMMER palace was sacked,
SrnpeioI Srtp: anu 'lie tartar army iad an ned.
Tptnhs no was 10 De seen oI the enemy at Pekln.
NJ ",ileu ORES win winter at feklh Iney
I ~e'G e''cipeG On i5e walls ana were all IN
go "e"t'H; Co,' TAs ana Mf. LOCK, ana
ti , Soluiers' .iau peell reease But lt'
W mp 40 Ie'' ~, ue return VI Cols braoo-
iiii anu no"icy "i'o lle otler trehci "lhcerS
WY "tte ll'sllls' Nortlah A"ue[son llao uIed
Ti ?'u't. ue"l'l ent q new anu olS'cV re-
'e''io" was iePo''eu az 'i'''''si ii'i
latest
SoUTHAMsPToN, Dec. l2.-Ihe City of Man
chester sailed to day from Liverpool for New
YORK with about S30,QOO IN specie.
L'gefP9ol Cotton Ma'ket t-Ihe sales Of cotton
on Monday and tuesday reached l8,lOO bales,
including oOoO to spectators and exporters.
Inc market closed quiet but steady, and quo
tatlons generally unchanged.
Breadstutfs we're actiae, and there had been
sIsht advance on all qualities. Flour has
an upward tendency, and advanced Gil. Is.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22
From South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2I.-AIr. Cushing ar
rived last night, and remained five hours,
when lie left for Washington. Various ru.
mors are current as to his mission. The leg
islation, to-day changed the name OF "lederal"
to foreign" relations A committee was
also appointed on the style OF the state flag.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22

NGw YonK, Dee. 2l--A dispatch to the
Post from Charleston says the SLAYER Bonita
arrived there yesterday There was no feder,
u officer there empowered to take charge OF
her The commander was ordered by the
leerctary OF the navy to await further orders
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22
MARYLAND on Secession.

BALTIMORE, Dec 21-The American of
tomorrow contains the correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Handy, the Mississippi commits
soner, and Gov. Hicks. The latter replies to
the request that he will convene the legislature
to cooperate with Mississippi in forming a
new confederacy, that although Maryla is
identified with the south, she is devoted t. the
Union. Her people will use all honorable
means to perpetuate the Union; that the sen.
timent Of the people is almost unanimous to
maintain their rights in the Union, believing
their rights will yet be admitted and secured.
Not until all honorable, constitutional, and
lawful efforts have failed, will Maryland CON
sent to dissolution. He says that whatever
he does will be done after consultation with
the other border states, who really have most
to complain of. He is now awaiting with so.
licitude the result of Il corres s)ndence with
the governors of the border states relative to
the course to be pursued by them.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22
lrn 6nnns.

DOWN 60 THE PRICES
ID r y E . O d s
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22

IE0 UPHOLSTERED CLIPPER
ACO SLEDS-For sale at % per cent less than ever
before offered in this market, for sale by T. W YAlLL
No. Flagg's Building, opposite Bay State House.
dgl
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22

New ORLEANS, Dec 21-One hundred
secession guns were fired to day amidst general
joy. The pelican flag was unfurled.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 21-A grand minute
mems procession took place to night, in which
the frdmen and military joined. They sere.
naded Gov. Picllens, and addresses were made
by Gen Jamison Wm. Porter Gen. Sim
mons, and the mayor. Guns were also fred
at Wilmington, Portsmouth, and Norfolk.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-12-22
Qrp GOODS.
Mp ORTAN TICE.
GROSS. STRAUSS & co.
We OFFER THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS.

20 doz Dimity Bands u aud I7c reduced and l2c
Is doz Dmty Bands at 20 ana 6c reduced to Is anc 2Oc
IS doz Dimiy Bands at 3}c, reduced to 25c.
10 doz Dmy Bands q and Soc reduced 30 SIC
is doz Cambria Bands high and low priced goods suita-
bic 'or Skirts and Trimmings, of own importation,
which we offer at unhearl low prices.
SI7OO worth of CANlBRIC EDGINGs and INSERT
INGS, which we offer at and below cost,
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AnsIan D.

-4ttp5tg, p. Suit. 2etper lit ssfrrn
@benp wicOer elm GOnftft 3miitsu Stubrnten
unp 8ae9er16aft Surgetpmmen unD spar in Der
0frtauratiOn BON MGbe auf Der Yetersfrabe.
Die BORT psrtebreuben @fransr famen In bas al-
9Cme,ne @afSimmer beribsr unb lieBrn beleipi.
senoe Teoensarten fallen, t%porauf lie bon ben
nDbitifcrn" tiihtig purbsspriselt purbsn.
= SIN 81 i n d. IN if ipieSer Gin faredlibsr
5aa bon Gewstbeiber9riF, wie ie es bort men.
men. rorscfommen Sn Der lrbten Sisung Des
Miindsn.r Mnaifrates purOe etne Ssl&wsrDe
Der Startsartner ssscu SdsfaFer DOnbauler
OOnbauler ipr9en Serfauf Don 8sttigen In 10
fern besrinbet rradtet, ais iener &asfauFer
bieIe in einem @arten ieltf 9s,Dsenen 8ettiae
rppbl auf Dem Sietualienmarti, niGt aber In iet>
nrm Sdelaben Serfaufen barf!
= Der beriGmte ROmppuif bss ,GannbGu-
ler" unb anberer @eiferperte, wel9er in 6plse
ieiner ~frsifnnisen Sefrsbun9en aus Deutfar
lamb fGi&ten muets, lit jest pom &Gnig Bon
SaGlen be9naDtet pprben.
Son Der pplntf6en @renje, 81.
5uli. Die nationalen Demon tratipnen Der
9Olen trstep ron Sag gu Sss fabnsr beroor uns
tS 1T ausenfalie, oG5 ft in%sseammt bon Der
reberseusunS burabruu9en ffno : bic @tsoer.
6ertsluns zines feIbtfdnpigen S>Ofsna in leinen
fbsma4i9sn @ren3en 9ebSre 3u ben srD6en pOiitis
lAen 9rOjeften oss Suifers Der Sranjolen, nell
does er fetner 3eit um iepen @reis Sur63ufi9ren
gGilsns Isi. Dem iei nun, pit tbm pOle, TO 1T
10 ptcI unBpeifelbaft, baB ras @istrauen Der
&ufen seSsn 6rantreia td9Ii6 pd&R, inOsm fe
Die anii4t nabreu, ras 6. 9apOIepn, aasr ltnter.
lunbIHnsea unO Observation-Disclosures ua.
Bedatet, sS gtrue iehs, rsenn Der rllflhen Stt.
sisrun9 burA Die QoIsn ftsine 8erlsssnbeitsn
bsrsItst prrSen, um ibre Wadt gu ftpd@en, gu.
NAL tsBt, no Die lYrilae 6atafrOpbe i'm lei&t
NuIas gu stnsm sntifieDensn Sorgsbeu sc6en
tSnne. Oa I'm &SutsrsiA Qoism bic pOlniIae
9tattOnaiitat riht bse!ntradtet roirc, tnSen tie
Sprads Der ResieraEs ris Der Suli3 rtt polni.
Ll4s IT, i'm @rOeberestbun 9plen aber bas pol,
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81 b s.

NFa9Ors Court. SO9n Surns5, ansselagt,
Dem Sames .. Sane 3pet gtippen se6ru&ea ~
9abrn, Bate sia spettes SsrBSr gu bsfe6en.
DER 9eIaoe &i&arb, bss DiebRabls elmer sUl.
Oenfn uer ansetlaSt beitaHO stsI&fans elm net
tsrsS @erb6r.
9tOtsft, eth Selase, ertisft Yriisel ,uertannt,
neil er Der 5vau Rsbscra 3snne6Y II Dollars
in @oIpitddsn selObIsu bate.
9tiigarO 9lafp, Der seo,Obt BATE, BEN Wdtrtd
S9tiie9 .HleBsn gu i~polen, ipuroe unt.r 500
8ilr9'9aft gsftegt.
@tn gsmiAtr SurO mu6te SO Tar unliesnFrssn
Ssrtauf Sgn eiquCr ;abien.
Sir @m. Batter Iisst elm grttf In unlsrsr
Sffes.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-25

tisrn prrTs lslttpsrRanbli6 lHpn i'm Sordus
Ots ettraS gang SprSislihss s~tprtrfen Das Su-
Jet III ,Sauienc ant cine 9fn6t" sntlebnt. (9Siro
pcbl Der tiirtil6en Nuft, BET persn &nt6ren
man 9Ist6 aus Der 5aut fabrsn mDbte, eben'
Tal5 rt6t nohfe6cu y
= lletsr BEN Sranb Der Sretm1nuerbafe in
Cincinnati miro nod 8plsenbes beriGtrt:
Sin 9Oli3if, weI6'r sur 3ett, ais Der 6ruer-
'ldrm erl6adte, an bent 0rbGupe Soriiber9ins,
lprang iU9triGl na6 benz 3braterlaale unO iat
Iert blog cine tlsine Elamnte gerape inter benz
.Sruflrurta fen berSprgltmmen. CIR rtef 2-3
Nduuerr, nellie itm eefelat irarsn, gu, DAP fe
70 RAID ais mG9Iih 1913 elmer WaTer 6rin
ger lpaten bamit t6nnten Die 5lammrn nod
gang gut 9~ebdmpft werber. Saum bate er abcr
Die BUrtt ausBelprphen, als bas piIbe Clement
i'm gu p~raNelnp an Der @aIerie btuaufvlnaelte
unp In bemlelbsn Wpment Iabrn fh bic 8 9trs
lonen BON cinfm 1plGen 5lammenmcer umaeten.
pob le taum metr 3eit senus scpannen, nnper.
Iahrt que benz Soale btnaus 5u fpmmen. Die
@asrD9rsn barfsn ale auf cinmal uno bic
8tammsn l6lussn Iidterlpb bur6 bas Dad.
Son Der IL. tts sur Is. Sirase fanbsn bt,
Nisnfben Sopf an Sppf in elmer unii6erIe6bareu
I,ite. c. nSsen etpa 5000 @enI6en ,ur 3eii
pes Srauoss in bieien be;ben Gauarss Rb an.
ianmenscf&dart batra. Inter alien MnpeSrn.
ben tcrrfdte cine bunpfe Sellpmmenbett unt
cine p%srti1Irne Grbitterune iiter Die S5euers.
trunf, relhe iih, mic perbbbncnb, Srr Der
Nu9en Der SerIammelten in maiefittIder YradD
cntfaIttts. Dieic unnsnntare San9igteit madtt
fS manGmal unter esniclben Cuff, unb pubsnp.
male RNrtfn mir e5 ufen ausIpre6en, ba6 bas
5eutr Elm &erf bet SranS fiftuns frt. Diel,
Sermutbuns mar 9lei4 riner Snlpiration eint
augemstne.
-Salttmorc.- Der ctgarrenfGrmt9t
BinnnsrGmpier" # nun beina9e fertie uni
tirfts in IA Gasen bic 8atrt a~utrrlen, mel6G
Ri: 9iidtistcit sber Galf&t,it Der prin,ipten
mad btntn er srbaut wprosu IN, prattii& bar
tbun rsirp. Seit irintr lsbtsn 9rp6efabri II
Nsr Danlsfer abermals tertutenc perI6naert uut
ausers Srrritiunssm sstrpGen worpcn, Rte an
eebli@ Die TreitfrnTt Ictr oerRGrten utrrer.
Srrr BtnanS III me6r ais lie iuterJeuet, bag fdr
6ahrasus fh ais Gin pprJislibsr Ssepdmsfe.
brwlbrsn ptrb. CT Sat 6et Yrubefabrten 90
NsiIsn In sinner Stunoe ;uridstIest unO tr trFf
ba6 lsin SCpt ba3n setra&t wrrSen tann, 80
ia 35 @tsiIru in elmer Stunbe iu MAIDEN. DC,
Gdmpfsr bat i9m 100000 sefofst. 90 atrr.
staet 1T er pom Dem GrfpIse isinsr @rFnruns
na6 er beatf&tist, isiner Seit sineu anpert
DGmpIrr pUn a9nli&sr Continuation, Der SOC
5us lang perprn fol-, Iu erbausn.
albany, 20. @us. @sitern gt.nb Re
Bier ein t~rauriser unSliifsfau sCr. Die 5reunpu
ots a%tletucu Sttetn" rrbCben einen faperrr
5idorYpfabl, pisier alrste iepO6 gu 9oben uni
tSDtcts Elm &tnr. Namens 2ebmann, auf be-
Steae unO perIsets Gin a%nrerrs, Namens Gas,
nor, tGotlih.
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9roaSRraes III ntst anein Die brtittfc Mn,

Srpaefra6e In nt&t aIein Die breitstc INN
tef anaele9teite Stra6e un1ertr Stapt, Sonbsru
aud %bslttmnt, Die f6Snfe unb 5auptRrase Der,
Ielbsn ,u weresn. gSer spr setn unp msbr Sob.
rem 8ttmpnS fannts, unp beute einen geralsld
nit Der bamalissn unp iebisen grpapfrase an.
fsut, wirb uns einrdumen miiftn, ba6 bieIrlbe
uno Ri6mpnb iberbaupt bebeitenb gcippnn.,
Bat. 8enu &itnoHp aud niht NIT Dem Danpf-
8orti6rttt nGrplt6er une tpsltli4sr Stdcte In bic
S6ranfen trstrn tam, 70 imm es bod lang
FAM, ater UNI 70 i6erer 3u, unb 9erabe SrUap.
frabe btetet ben ausenidsinliGlsn Sepsis fur
ctsic Setauptuns. gisl sur geri6Dneruns ber-
ielbsn baben u%nireitie unItre Ganpsleute beige,
tra9en, ME btes cine turSe neberit6t Der rsu
Deuti@en in BEN lebten Sa9ren aufssfitrttH
@el6dfts6aufern 9euisenb btrpprbebsn ptyb.
3pii&en Der 2en unb 3ten Gtra6e fnbtn mir
bas 5aus bss 5rt. Npfe, benz f& Die brsi isst
TIM Sau tesrifensn bes 6rn. YfeiFsr anrsit.u;
cann Die Sduisr Der 5errsn Ybiuips unb 8ails,
bic, penn aud MIR nsu reftaurtrt, bod stel ;ur
gerih6neruns biess Sauares tsisstrasen babsn.
2fpif4en Der 3tsn unb 4ten Tnben mir bas 5aus
ses Srn. 5nbler, swii6en Der 4tes unb Stem eae
- OhOINiShduhfU y SNkhkh SfS $500
Nftaer. 3pt'hen Der Stem unb 6ten pas Der Or
tribsr RtuhduIer, Straus, Die brsi ton Ssrrir
@arntsr anfgsfibrteu unb ieBt 5trrn Icienfs!U
3usebSrtsen eret ffetnereH Stprstauisr; Oteisrr
If6 anfhlie6enb tpteeer Der Reutau Der @ebris
Der Srl3tauer une Sic TIM Bau bs9rifensn foo
men Stcrehdufsr Der 5srrsn 9Disanb, 9ipps unS
StrauB. 5teinlsin's pgiuntieerGc Saa," uno
Nelfcn's fdGnsr StsibsrFUre seroiensn bier aud,
erirdent ;n tperOsn, s5enlo s. S6Ittt's 5aus
an Der Ode Der STEM, Der pipnier elmer btfsrer
@eF6aftst6atiSlrt bteitr Strase. S6lteeltS
rtuiIen mir bier Gtsd nod Der gerG66nsrunS gee
%bsnten, bic 5grr 9rtl an fintnr 5ault, Ode Der
1sen faraIi& purnstmsn lief.
Nir perwtifen NIT ~gsrsnasen auf bic
ntprsen ffattTnctuce probt rrs nensH BeisbtrrS
Der Ssrrtn Bitter Y. Comp. gEtr frftR natm.u
fGrn ssfsrn einr rpridHfge Strobe ssr, unp ~.
fsben germ, bab mir fslsR tn New s}srt ttiu rsi-
neree unb Observation-Disclosures @etSbier a.trun.
ten BADEN. Bir b5ren. bde ett5. Ssrrsn TIM Qaxfr
udGftr 8U&e ale BeRsIurscR Der 15. @srtbs
nuf sDtisbier, @crtrr, Ole nHs Gistr giiHtHt&t
ausfitrsu trtrrta.
%S- Dentniscn Quantities, wrldt Sin euhs
unb Rdeisss pesafhss @aOdsn rsaaf&cn, t5ho
men MIR irst SIN fuIAss Hadrtiftn.
s&r geie sanr thS Dtutl@tr 70 inbuman f.tr,
erEti&tn DisneScss1 gu Fsssr= as Ranssa rctr
Hnter etim Bigger!
= panasttrs sre DaEpers g~isanatr,
ansst. %. 9tEs- 1860.
q. Strip. q. Sbernster, q. 9. Soues, @is
MOfsr, g. 80. 8aiGerr 8. SapGo, s. 80. %ab-
Ter, q. @eatms, NIT Sral u. 3odter, Wi6 1le
Donald, q. @tt&tu, s. s. Come unb 5rau, q.
Q. &sdls. @fts @Urbepd, 81. gB. 9aine, 6. @.
St6lsr, 3. 8. Ginntrr 8. s, QambeR, 8. g.
DENTON.