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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10
WILLIAM MILLER
HAS OPENED A NEW
BOOT AND SHOE STORE

ON NEW STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE BENJAMIN
oRAwFoRD's CORNER
IEis prepared to furnish customers both with CT
IL ty and Home Made work of every description
Mems FASHIONABLE SHOES AND BOOTS Of all
kinds, and BROGANSt for Servants of the very best
quality. In short he IS prepared to Gil all ORDERS
ther by manufacturing or with work on hand. that may
be made, i, matters not to the amount quality OF
the work ordered, because he has opened first class
Boot and Shoe Store a.s
Staunton, May IL. 1s60-tf. 80
a SPECIAL CARD TO THE LADIES'
"A We would respectfully inform you, that in We
nv short time, will have one OF the finest and most
desirable stocks of NEW DRESS GOODS, we have ev-
err offered before.
Some new style Dress Goods are Just now being in
troduced in New York for the first time.
We would also remind you that all Fancy Goods
at least from ten to fifteen per cent cheaper than
they were three weeks ago, and you shall have the adj
vantage of the fall. ss6
E Wait and see for yourselves.
A full Catalogue of Goods will be given when they
are received he'R PiPRR & FuNKHoUsER.
staunton, April 8, 1860. -
NEW BOOKS.-Lectnres on the English Ian
In guage, bv George. P. Marsh; The Pioneers,
Preachers and People Of the Mississippi Valley. by
VIM. Henry Mlllburn; The Biblical Reason Why
Lfe's Morning; Lifes Evening; Gold Foil. Hammer
ed from Popular Proverbs, by Timothy Iitcomb; The
uiHours,o or Communion with Goo, by Austin Phelps.
Staunton, May |. 1860 K COWAN.
TOR HARVESTING have on hand good
I supply of Anderson's and Northern Grain era
dies, English and American Grn and Grass Scy thes,
Snaths, Whet Stones, Rifles. Rakes. DC.
WOODS Il GILKESON.
Staunton June IL, 1860. a6
DEFRIGER ATORS.-The "Dr Kane" Refrig-
III orators and variety of Water Coolers. Also a
second hand Refrigerator for sale by ,,o,,
WOODS Il GILKESON.
Staunton, June II, 1860
~ LASS BOWLS Of various sizes. with and without
VI Covers. Also Salvers, Molasses Cans, Pickle
Dishes and various other articles OF Glass Ware for
sale by Il. b. WALLER.
Stanton, April II, 1860 Il
DEAL THREAD, Black French Lace, Hermann and
N other Wells of splendid quality at
Staunton. April3, go .. 4. kAYSERS.
O~n LBS MANCHESTER COTTON YARN, all
ZOU No'sat TAYLOR Il H0GES.
Staunton. April TO- 1860.
ELOWER SEEDS of every variety. for. sale by
+ Stanton, March Is. p. a. TROUT CO
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10
sTAUNTON sPEcTAT0R AND GENRRAL qADVERTIsER.
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.


LAID, WEBSTER & CO., 81
I31, BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE.
MANUFACTURERS OF
IMPROVED TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
For Families and Manufacturing Establish
sass&s& ments.
II EFT Manufacturers, Planters, Farmers Housekeep-
IL ers, any other persons search of an instru-
ment to execute any Find of Seeming noao done
chiery, make they the best, BIZ examining
ours before purchasing. Samples of work sent by
mail,
WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOOD SEWING
MACHINES?
l. 1t should be we'll made, simple in its construc-
ton, and easily kept in order.
9. It should make TIGHT LOCK STITCH, alike on
both sides of the material.
3. 1t should sew any and all materials that can
be sewed. vi. --g..
A. It should be able to use Cotton, Thread or Silk
g. 1t should be able to sew from coarse to fine,
and from thick to thin, with rapldity, and without
changing the tension. Sc
6. It should be able to make the tension greater
or less on both the under and upper threads, and
with uniformity.
4 ltshould have straight needle. curved ones
are liable to break. l
g. The needle should have perpendicular motion.
This is absolutely necessary for heavy work. sa
9. 1t should be capable of taking in the largest
pieces of work.. ..a IA
10. 1t should be able to bind with o binder, hem
with hemmer; should stitch. fell run and gather.
IL. It should be always ready to work.
IL. 1t should be capable of using the same size Of
thread on both sides of the work. and of using differ
ent colored thread silk above below to CORES
pond with any two colors of cloth to be united. M
Is. 1t should be able to make long or short
stitch.
IA. It should be able to fasten off the seam, and
| commence sewing tightly at the first stitch
Is. 1t should run easily and make but little noise
l6. 1t should have a wheel feed; none others are
| in constant contact with the work.
II. 1t should not be liable to get out Of order.
IS. 1t should not be liable to break the thread MOI
skip stitches.
10. 1t should not be necessary to use screw-dri
| yer or wrench to set the needle.
90 It should not be liable to soil the operator!
| dress.
| 81. 1t should not form ridge On the under side
rave out be wasteful Of thread is the cas-
with ALL CHAIN STITCH machines.
| o. 1t should not be more trouble than it il
worth
| 49, All of these advantages are possessed IN ou
machine 80 LADD. WEBSTER co.
Dec. 6, 1859.-1y.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10
SODA WATER.

WE have new. SILVER SODA FOUNTAIN
w in operation AS our apparatus is made entirely
of block TIM heauiy plated s0ith sibuer and having
brass cocks or connections can make delicious
article free from the brassy taste.
Staunton Nav 8, 1860. p. II. TROUT h co
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+ se CHOICE VARIETIES
FOR TIL E SEASON AT THE STAND
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BIZ
VIM. II. MOUNT, Main ST., StauntOn. Va,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10
A. A. GRUBEkT.

FRANK PRUEFER
INO overcome complaint nuisance-too often
i met with Coming off of the Paper" pro- =
Spose to all who will favor with their custom :
z AN advantage very acceptable No payment for
Faper-hanging before certain time-say a :
bout three nonths-has shown that THAT paper
2 sticks to his party. s
i am still, engaged in the Binding of Books OF Z
aanv sort and any style-new old-at a satisfac- Q
tory rate. FRANK PRUEFER,
Staunton, March 6. Opposite Baptist Church.
NPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
- We are now receiving our Spring and Summer
Clothing, ard would call the attention OF Customers
and the public to the We have al SO on hand
very large lot of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting of Shirts, Collars, Drawers Cravats Socks,
Handkerchief, &C., which believe Will meet the
demands of all
Ey- All Goods guaranteed as represented
Roam q ABBY,
Under North Wing Va. Hotel
Stanntnn Anril 8. ln6O-Vin CODY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10

NHURNS.-keceived by last Freight Train an
~ other supply of those celebrated Patent Churns
WOODS GlLKES0N. y
Stauntop. June IL, 1860. #'la
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10

l7tl DOZEN qUMBLERS ofd ihe. en-, shapes and 81
W yes just received aid for sale by
Staunton, April II, 1860. L. B. WALLER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10

II. Y. ID. IA
Richmond, March 10, 1S6O-t26J uly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10

I ~ LASS BOWLS Of various sizes, with and without
| VI Covers. Also Savers Molasses Cans, Pickle
Dishes and various other articles Of Glass Ware for
sale by l.. B. WALLER.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10

E00 PAIR Mems, Women's, Misses and Boys
ami SHOES Just received and for sale low at
o TAYLOR & HOGE,S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10

n EW GOODS
"E are now in receipt of the largest and most de-
w srabe stock of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
QUEENS WARE, HATS, SHOES AND WOODEN
WARE, that we have ever had the pleasure of offer
iEg for sale in this market.
TAYLOR & HOGE,
Next Door to Central Bank.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10
j 8 8 O.
SIMPSON & MILLER.
es.,lF es, SPRING AND SUMMER s,r nan Wis,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,

1l9 Main ST., Richmond.
WE would most respectfully invite friends end
wv the public generally to call on us and examine
our stock of superior READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our stock is larger this season than have
hbited before. These goods have been manufactured
By with particular reference to the retail trades and
prepared to fit any size, from IL years old up
wards Prices varying to suit all in want. CASH
mere Suits corresponding in color of various prices
and styles. A large stock of NEGRO CLOTHING
and Boys Clothing always on hand.
B Coats, Pants Vests made to order at short
notice by SIMPSON MILLER,
Mapeh 1aen-1v ITO Main st Richmond
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10
CONFECTIONERY STORE!

Post-office Box, 1891.
May 20, 186O-3mo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-10

TOR HARVESTING have on hard good
il supply of Andersons and Northern Grain era
dies, English and American Grain and Grass Soy thes,
Snaths, Whet Stones, Rifles. Rakes. DC.
WOODS l. GILKESON.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-21
BDun>G rhrpH.

Sort &eornep, 10. DEG, Die pon9=
Grpreb bon Can 6ronctscO am 5. De3, fam bic
let Mor9en Tim 2 lbr bier an,
Gan 6ranctscO, 5. DEG. Ser pfi3ieae
Sert6t itber bic 9ralipentenpabl wurDe ant 3,
onr4 ben Staat6lefretar SerSfentlt6t. OaS Ste,
lultat 1T 2incpln 1921; Opuqla6 1864
grefiuriO9e 33,971; YeQ Glib; a~erltreltt 16.
3uIammen 119,807.
Die MajOritat ae9en Ginberufun9 elmer cuu-
|tttutrenpen GonpenttUn betrug nrr 173 Stint
men.
Sn Der 9i16t pDm l. Oe3enber nurpe bic
9Gnlerlettun9 Der Guultmtne ELECTROMAGNETIC
nit puloer in bic Quft eelprsn9t, unO 3par Of
fenbar bon Geinpen Der @ompa9nie. sic erlei.
Oct odpurA nt6t nltr bebeutenben S6apen, ion=
bern e6 Miro audi Elm bepeutenber Minenbi1trtt
auf 3pet Wpnate be6 nGtbtgen g6a1er5 beraubt
Neun Silbernltnen lpllen i'm Gsmeraloa 81.
Itrttt erTfnet tperpen, J1eiG6altiae Proben Dpr
Cob nno Stl6erer3 iinp BON bort etnseIdid
tpprben.
Die o%fft3ieue 2tblttmmung In Oregon 1T fol-
9euOe 9inculn 1868 8redinripee 5067; Dolt.
glas 4144 SeQ 1872; 2incoln'S 9luralttat sol
3ul nmmen 14,761 Sttnmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-21

Elm Oft Der &rieafI6run9, ,. y. ais pohSerratb
b%ebonbelt. WoS in Gbarleltpr 9eldeben, ltebt
oon, ouf Elm unu ~perlelben Stufe NIT bet Shat
Sp1n 8rpwr's.
s. Naapfm 1ol9er9e talt Der 5pAserratb gum
Wusbra9 9slan9t ipar, lebte liA Der Yraltpent
gadanan nit Den 8Ibrern uno Mnltiftern peS
6phperrat65 in l1nterbanpluu9 uno 9erpabrte
i6nen ctnen @afenlti0ltano, pbre 3lDpr tr9enp
etnsn 8erIu6 our SntruftleBung Der Snnoesau<
tprit1t 9emadt, pbne paS i'm 3et9balIe befno=
li6e 8nnbe5eigentbum ssltdert 3t baber.
g. SIN 0emaBbeit btee5 beimlt4 nit Den 9te5
b,len abselAlplIenen NbfommertS tret9erte l'cb
Der Yrdlipent, geltabt auf ben &rte9Smtntlter,
benz prinaenben Qlnlu6en oeS Gpmmanpanten
BON Sort Mtoultrte Tim Gertdrfun9, y ipte DEM
pabin oertdteten Outrage bes Sber9ensral5 Der
Nrn1ee 3t entlpretbe1t.
Dies bic ipi6tigten Sanolun9et, rep, ptltHt-
Serlaumnife, wel6e bic 8atptung mpttptren, Dap
6lpYp unD Buchanan pe5 GerbredettS peS 9OdD
Serrat6S IAulpig linb, uno baB BON J~edtSwe9er
elm 6 mpea6ment" (eine Gfentli4e Nnfla9e) ltber
tie Serbdn9t werpen milbte.
Die aprinaeren eerbre1erilhen 9anplun9ert
uber @erldumntIe, bic ni6t 9erape unter ben
ye9rif beS 5oGDerratb5 fallen, aber CUR De
ariinpung elmer Nntlase btnret6en %pitrpen, ltno
babel nod gar nt&t erpabnt, Is tpilrpe pabtn
ee6Gren: 1 bic Semiibun9en bes Sinan5mint=
tiers @obb, ben Credit Der 8unpe5re9iernn9 gu
3~erltSren unO bic GOurle ber SunpeSObli9ationa1
gu prIiten, q Setne Gurrelppnoen3 NIT ZEN
a1f cine 3erltGrune be8 8unpesoerbanpeS bin
wirfenpen Se3e1ipnilten. 3 Die llebernabme
Der Guntttpn etnes 8otl9afterS be5 Staats Ndl
fllippt an ben Staat giprp Carolina Seitens bea
8u%nOeamintterS Sbpmplpn II. 10.
Wenn ale btele 5anplun9en bon perlatepener
@raben Der Strafbarfeit nt6t btnret4en, TN
cine Nufla9e 9e9en Buchanan, SlO9p, eobb uni
Sbpmpion peeen pilfentliGer unp pOrlabltGe'
8etbalf e CUR 3erfGrun9 Der 8unoes=S ate9rital
3n be9ranpen, 70 1T Naes, mas in Der Serfoiune
iber ba5 Ne9t CUR @rbebun9 elmer lclden Nn:
f(aee felt, fetne ta1be gluB mertb,
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so BIS SO griefe Dor, aus ipelden mir bemnadIt
Q(lt8siee brtnsen werbelt. Die Brtefe fpmmen
aus alien G9eileh pea Staate8 ltnO BON 0tdunern
aler Narteien. Sic alle lagen Stebt felt, -
tdmpft ouf Der Contribution uuo fit btelelbe.
6reunpe l6retben un8, pab gauge Counties e NJ
m ittbi9 9e9en Ss5elltpn tnp uno baB
Die altelten Demptraten bic le3ellipnilttl6e gpt=
19aft pe5 0puOernellrs In ben %ltGrtlten Nusbrif>
fen DerDammeu.
Drpbenbe 5un9er8nOtb IN ala
+ a q, DaS v@tpbile %Jtegtlter" bertGtet aus
Gbpttap Sbr @lpbilianRr tDunt sud- niGt pen-
fen, wel6e 9lCt6 i'm fomntenpen Sabr Gber pn6
9anp fommen miro, SA fam Sic aus et9ener
Wabrnebmun9 oerliAern, Rap in weniser ais 2
Mpraten 8 Snnilien BON je 10 fein Gprn unb
gum 9roben Gbeil AUDI tsin gelO boben werpen,
ipelGe6 gu faufen. llnp ba Sure &aufleute nur
ee9en @a1b perfaufen, no lpu r5 bertommen
Se3etpnunter Den&emperen3
Term. gtni9e DiDiltOnen Der pSGbne Der Sent
peren5" 1T SlpzGarotina baben |i6 BON Der Ser,
ct, 0roB=OtSiltpn Der 3emperen3ler ~lo89ela9t
unO 5ipar auf ben @ruaO bin, bab man in Den
Neuen9lanpitaatsn altA Neger in ben SrNen
dufndtm. .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-21
Gpn0re6.

gB aIDtngton, 20. Oe3br. 9 n a t.
SltpeQ un0 a@wtnn Der!pa6rten lt9 in 6eftt9en
9lu8priidet 9e9en cine g~Salbin9toner DepeIAe
Der alipcttrten Dre1e, ipprna4 iie NIT Dem Dralt=
benten 5anpel 9ebatt unp i'm etnen SGtpa6tCpf
9ebeiben bdtten.
NnDrem So y II . II opn Genne &C
lebte feline &eoe fort unp 5ei9te aus 9leuBerrtngen
@tapi Ua's, Seferl on'6, Saflun'6, 0ebter'6 &C.,
RAP fetn Staat bas Nedt sur Se3eiIipn bate mnp
Dap Die gunpesre9ierlnn9 SerPfltHtet iet, ge9en
jebe SeSelltpn etnSul6reiten, iptDri9enfalls le ouf=
bore, Iber6aupt eine Ne9terung gu Iein, Der
Jtebner e~riunerte parnt, baB Yrdljpent @a16=
in9tpn int Sabre 1895 nit Bafen8epnlt 9egen
Die gtebellipn in Yenn1Ylponten %ein9e16ritten lei,
ct e%rinnerte an pa6 Sene9men Sad ions gegen
Die Nultfer5 Spn SipzGdrpltno. Slit alter
Nta6t prang CT Darauf DaB SiD=@arDlina, fal6
e5 It6 pe8 @igent6um8 Der Ser. Staatett auf
letnem 8ppen gu bemddtteen Iude, ODER fails eS
Die gr9ebung BON 3plen bebinpere, pper fall6 e6
gar lt6 in llnterbanolin9en NIT au6iparti9en
Ntd6ten %einlaiIe, pom bet 8unpeSregterun9 st
8oben 9~epprfen unb nGt6igenfals ats erpberte
YrpSin3 bebanbelt werbe. Gr 3ei9te aus Iibltz
fet gldttern, bn6 bic Spnbertanbler lp9ar mo-
nar6tI6e Genpen3en baben UNI. IblpB NIT etnent
bereoten &ufrufe sur Srel1e 9e9er, bic Union uno
bic Contribution.
Sane Observation-Disclosures Der Bred
t%nripeer) iu6te Die 9tepe SObnIun's in letner
ituptpen unO rOben @etle 3u ptberle9en. Nads
DEM CT perIi6ert Bate, bab er fetn Se3eftcnilt
iet, 1aste CT it benz elben Ntbem3u9e, DAP bic Se=
3ellion berett5 Elm 6aftum let nnp baB er fir Die
auS9etretenen Staaten ietn Slut per9teben rcle,
falls man ie CUR &ablidfHDr III Die Union gu 5tptt<
gen Serlade. Damn teqte CT nod Die tpabnln@
nt9e 8ebauptuu9 auf ba6 Der NCrbwefen i4
Der ilpliGen CONFEDERATION an1blteben tperpe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-21
Brape @altmns Scr 0entibem tn
EernSs

Wiroenbs lnb bic N3slipnilttlden unp Mtra'
Nrp1floperet=@ lemente brutaler unp blm8'xrt'9!t
ols IN Geras; aber ntr9enb8 Seiet P9 euW ptt
Spbudttpn oeoen Diele @lemente atannp9Iltt uHV
entIhlcNener; bic aan,e SppVfttort pprt Ut CutNz
Sr,,,,orm nOn Rem pofrio{l 6en 0etlte, brrd ben
tx Ssr GSr,,.ernerr BON Teraa, Der alte Sam
Sr,,stnr tsrnprt6pt. Ntit bepnperer Treuoe
mrISen mir, bas bic pprtt9en Deutl6en, ben nit
tbenoen Drp6unsen Der Se5elltontlten gum = rope
In ben purberten &eiben Der patttoten lteDelt'
Mttribmli6em geilpiele sehen ibnen bic uStdatS=
%aeitnno" BON San Qlntpntp nno Die lfpn an
iebten Sdmstad Don lt8 cittrte LINTON" 9or
@olbelpn pprart. @el4er @pntralt 5tptlHen ple7
ZEN mel tpoderen beutIhen gldtterrt, tpelhe NIT
ten inter @egabren oller Dirt 10 trelt CUR UNION
mnb ,u,n MaiuritGtsreGte De5 Splfe5 baxter, net
der guntraf apiIAen tbnen lutp pen1ent9e0
beut1homertfoniIhen 8l1ttern, Die tbetl6 pffen
mic bic Dent1de 3tg. unO Die 9%OutItana Staoto=
aeituna In Nep~Sr leans, Die Delttl9e 5e'tnn9
in @borle1fcn lnp Der Nn5etger pes Snpen0 U"
Mernpbis. NIT ben 6pGserrGtbern 5aro IN 9anr
oeken theils ibuen inpireft uno fei9e ipie tn'nter,
6urh nnaufbIrliGe l0ebereien uno Sugen 9e9ep
bic liegrei4e Srei1ett8partet, IN Die panpe at
beiten
Nofbem fIrslt6 in @alpeltpn etne Sejelfo=
Misunderstanding II, q. beIAloRen bate, pat
Nle, pelAe Elm benz 0olperneur 5oulton t1l
feline patricttI6e 5oltun9 paufenpes WemOrtal
un~ter,eidnet, an Der 9anpltraBe BON 0alSeltor
mad Gl 0alo an Gin 19par3eS 8rett an9el9rtes
Ben peroen 1plten, nm u Der &ade beS tanatt'
lirten YSbels prsiSse9eben gu perpen, ertldrte ot1
OeutI9e Linton in @nlOfltOn gang titbl lte lal'
l6 pur6 Dteientgea, tpel6e ben 9atrtOttSn1l'a
ais 5U6perratb trnnpmarten, riAt irre MAIDEN
Icnbern fe let na4 pie Dor Der Nnf9t, Dap pt'
Se3elfOnifen, tpe1n es mad Ne9t 9tn9e, au
ge6angt terpen mibten. Sn Neu=Srarns
fels geIeaten bic Deutlden gun, potriptismus Den
beiterFen Spot, Gin entarteter DeutlHer tpar
ld bort gum gapttauU Der Seseiuniiten auf unt
iuGte Elm 9aas bunpert fanpffabt9er Wattne1
fit letn prUisttirteS Se3ellcnScUrps %ar3uperben
Qter NQes, tpaS er BON leinen peutl4en 9atpS'
leuten CUR 8Grperrtn9 ieiuer Observation-Disclosures
Wane er6ielt, waren eint9e = &inperfanUn9en
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6unter pom Jtnan3IGpmt beriGtete bic 500

Sumter bonn 6tnan3~Gp mtte bert@tete bic NlD=
rtQlGe 2arif6ia 3lrid unb beantrd9te, Ie Bis
gum 4. NfGr3 3uritd3ultelen. Die 8il w1rpe
DOrerIt lammt 6unter's Nntrd9 auf ben SLID 9ez
leet.
Glnrf rtef feline (ppn ur5 bereit5 mitgetbetlte)
Ne1plution In Setref peS 3ultatOe8 Ypm Sort
Mipnltrie &C. auf,
&ennebY ct 9pfe, poB man jebt our 3aoes.
%orpnun9 it6er9eben weroe, ndmltA gu Der 8iQ,
pelhe Der Baltimore unb S6ip Gtlenbabn=Gp
bic Grlaubntb ertbetlte, cine Gtlen6abnbride iber
ben pptOmac gu le9en,
Sumter parnte bpr elmer Debate ii6er ben
Glart4hen antru9 i'm jebi9en Nlpmente, ba fe
9rpBe N%ufre9un9 oerur Iaden uno piellei6t gu
elmer Seorpbun9 be5 Gffentlthen 6rteoens fittz
rem ipilroe.
9rumbull 1tnD Glarf pertbetpt9ten bic Gelpllt=
ton.
6aus, Die 8t1 CUR Oedung Der OcIsita
murbe ~berotGen. I'm BEN Soften BON 100000
Die CUR Oefung ber Soften Der l1nterbriidltno
oe5 SflaOrnbanbel5 erforberli9 linb, erGpb lid
Elm &f.
Burnett poGte Bios 500 900 bewtuiqen.
Grawf orD bradte Elm ENHANCEMENT Elm, NOR
l'al9 tlh VelV lut Vtll uHlttDdlI OpH NIrltanerr
6e5ablt iperoen iOl, auBer ipenn pielelben liA nuI
lOl6en StlaSeni9i b%efanpen, bic mad 51far
Der Ger. Staatet befimmt tparen.
gia@ elmer 9~eret3ten Debate lebte eS SHERMAN
bur6, baB Die 100000 bemiliat tpuroen; 11O
lttmnten bafar, 60 baeeoen.
Oetanu Bat um @rlaubnib, cine STE plutipr
fpl9enben Snbalt5 ein3ubrtn9en Da i'm 1ibca,
rcltntIGen Staatsconoent ST.. MtleS erflqrt 6abe
ooB bic Sorts BET GbarlcltOn pom bprtteen 0p(f
9eupmmen werpen wIrOen, lObalp man AUDI MI,
einen etn3i9m Mann CUR @erfdrfln9 6in16ide
70 lpQe Der 9raItpent Der Ser. ct. er1u6t per,
ben, Dem 6aule mit3utbetlet,, mas fir minplt6'
Ober i6riftli6e Nudrt6t ct iiber biele Nn9ele.
9enbett babe.
Oa 9e9en bic STE otutton Ginpanp er6pber
ipuroe, 70 tOante lte 0Orer nt6t etnsebra6t wer:
ben.
Re9nDlO5 pom Sultt3 Gumite e%rltattete elmer
8ertdt, pOrnaA Nt4ter @atrpu6 bou 2eraS II
@nt(a9eltano rebt merpen lo4. Der 8erif
tpuroe arf bic Sa9eacrpnun9 be5 nadlteu DON
nerlta9 9eltellt.
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SeRteS Don @dibin9tpn,

Wa19tn9ton, 90. De,br. Seute gla6-
mtttag rm 4 ll9r 9elan9te in baS 8epralentan-
ten9au5 bic Na6rt6t baB Sub<GorOltno
Se3eIIiunSzS rbpnnnn3 paliirt
babs, SIS entltanp bnbur@ 9roBe 9~tulre9un9,
Der Setat b~etatt9te Die %Grtennuns Stan.
TOMS gum Sberbunbe8onpolt.
@Om 3eDnmiaipnen =Nnleiben fnp leben UNI
etne balbe MtGtun einbe3oblt,
Q6t8e6n libIide @dnsAe1t, bic aus vIiblt6en
patriOti0muS" aus Mdpdeni6ulen in Nep-gor
uno Dennl9lpanten aua9etreten iparen, tanner
1ter bur6 naH Dent SiDen.
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GomntlliUn 9epablt perOen, NIT benz Outrage,
mad Walbinstcn gu eeben unb bort a6er ben
6ortbeltarO BON Sriepen uub 8reunbl1aft 3t UNI
terbanpeln. 6erner ioae Elm Gpmite aus 6in<
Ten 9etpablt iperOen, I'm NIT Oeputtrten Der an<
bern ltlapenbaltenOen Stoaten iiber bic 8tlbun9
elmer lupli6en CONFEDERATION gu rDnfsriren. au@
otele Antrd9e tp1roen an bns betr. Gomtte per-
pielen.
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1elearapbilbe Nlnebritbtem.
Mnfnnft beS Sdmpfcro
MprSin u
WeMsres Gus europa

SanpD 6Opf, 20. DEG, Der Oampfer
0erlia, Der am 8. BON 2iDerpCpl Angling, 1T au
Der SaGrt naG Netp=gOrf bier Dprbeigefpnlmen,
Der Qtoerpppler Vaumpolenmarft l6lpB am
Samltae lau. @reile u~ltre9elmdBi9. 8rpb=
ltofe l6lplen felt BET pplen 9reilen.
Gpnlpl5 931 bis 93&,
MandeI ter gia6rtGten iraren 9rnlti9.
Bullion IN Der Sonf BON England mar I'M
8etra1e BON g195,000 Serminoert,
Der 2pnbpner 0elpmartt mar i'm NQgemetnen
unperanoert unp Iblpb fef,
Syn Der 9plitit mar feline welentli4e Nenperun9
etn9etreten.
Sn l1nterttalien pauerten bic re1ttipn1ren 8es
tps9unaen fort.
New1 OUrf, 20. Oe5. Die uperia" 1T
lter an9efUmmen. Sic bringt 100000 in
5artgelp,
Die Ganaba 1T am @pnntag in aueeustopn
an9efpmnten.
gtctOr emanuel wtrpe ltunpli9 BON Sicilten
tn Neapel 3uridermartet.
Son @aetd ni9t5 9fuerea,
Sn einem neuet 9rpteIt betla9t I8 &Gnte
6ran3 iiber bic @lei99alttefett Der e1rppdtl6en
SOuperaite 9e9en tbn, @r Bate ein Nnleben
in @Sten ab9eldlp6en.
Die reaftipnare 8epe9un9 in llnteritalten
rurbe BON ben 0artGolpianern unterOriIdt, ipelz
de Die Ndpel5fubrer erldplen.
Our6 bic NItdfe9r pe5 Grabti6ofS naG Nea=
pei ipurpe Elm brUGenbsr Qluflauf berteiaefa6rt,
letn 9alait lOllte pemoltrt werpeu f.; naG 18fin=
pi9em Nufru6r ober lieb it6 ba5 Gplf be1Gnftt=
gen, inpem Der Gr5bilhuf NIT bet itnlientlden
Sricolpre er19ten,
Die QrinSeItn Office (SoGter Der &Gni9in gtc>
tpria) if NIT Dem prtn3en 9uptpi9 SOn t5efen
Serprphelt,
Der &atier Napolepn 9atte Dent 8tl6pf BON
@erlnilpS nit orGftem .hnhne bemerfltA oema6l
DAP Der ipeltltden 6erridaft pe8 9apIte5 Elm gnz
be 9ertddt perpen mitfe.
9erltgnY ais Nftntlter be5 Snnern bat mthti
Sc G%ircuIare ant bic Nrafetten %erlalen, Sn Ell
uem Der elben erlprtAt er Der @reIIe BIZ
9rGBte Sret9ett Der Dissolution
SIM Gitrci6, Cabinet ipraG man barber, Of
rttht in nr9arn Der gelagerun963ult aup ertlar
perpen Iole,
6erner betbt e5, ro8 un9oril6e Gpmite IN
Ntatlano babe bel floHen, Die un9ariide &rpn'
Oem 9rtn3en 9lcn @lun orsrtbteten.
Nuf ben General S'Dpnnell mltrbe, ais e,
ben lpartl Aen Senat Derlieb, 9eldohen, De-
S6uB tr1f i'm tn bic S6ulter,
Sranfret6 D~erlan9te Son Der Giltrfet, Rap &
SYrten nod LANCER beiest Galten fGnne, Oil
9 forte 9tug ater nidt barauf Gin.
SeS Sskte.
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Observation-Disclosures
@etbndcbtss@ efbenfe.

llnteret9neter smPficDIt ictnen 6rembeu iopie rem oesbrten
Ynblttlnl I'M Au9enietnen lan wcbloiiorirteS Qd9er non B cut =
ben Utd ern aus aaen 5i9ern Der eeuf4eu &ttsratur ais
pallente 6et9eGente:
ain6ers nnb S~mgenSiNrifteiI fiji. jebes Hitter, bonn colo.
rtrten N-B.@sSute bis gu rem i6tn auseeltMteten g5rrfen fir
oa8 rstfere Alter BON Wutltd fanflertidem Nert6e. Die Q8efe I'm.
ierer SlaiTidben Stdbter ln6 NrpIdifer
III oaen oorbanccnen N~us3aben unb in ben psridte6enitsu Gin.
bGnben.
NradbtpDIe inuffrirte NSerfe un6 9lIbums. Gai6en.
6iter, 3el6idt8werte, Concentrations QeriIon8, Watmmifcu-
i9atlibe Gtlifcn, Rppelen. giGeIn, Grbauunssi6rifen, &C.
P6otr9raptien, praftDoQe 2ubO9rapbien, . (oerbo0en, Sdreb.
unc 3etdEtn @prI6rifen, %luidtditer, Sob unb Silteri6alm
9So6Sltttr &C. &c, N. N. S6mtot,
Ue5l9-3l So Nortb- @apfr.
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Ge3efGnui6iEd,e6

90Iumbta, 9, s, 20, Oe3. 81. &eitt
bat feline Steue ais @on9reBmit9lteO nieberaeleot.
Die btl46Ft9e NietbOoilten : GOnferen3 BON
Suo-9 nroltna BAT lt9 gu @ltnlten Der Ss3ellton
alta9elprp9en.