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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03
Our Novel.
. From Graham's magazine.
THE OATH OF MARION.
l TALE Of THE REVOLUTION
BY CHARLES PETERSON,

It was during this delay that the gal
looping ofa horse arrested er ear,
and Major Lindsay was soon to alight
IN the Ian. Daring the momcat that
elapsed bcfor. his an ouncement, Kate
had time toindulge in thousand Wild
speculations. Hope whispered to her
that Major Lindsay hal procured tn,
pardon efher father, or else come t
announce repr,eve. Breathless and
trembling, she dill MT wait for his en-
trance but hurried to the door Of the
parl r. Mrs. Blakeley was aim .st
equally agitatel. Her first i,nlulse
was, that Major Lin lssy had
received her note, and hurried at once
to their aid; but moments reflection
satisfied her that timc enough for
this had elapsed. She concluded, then
that he had hastcncd, on his own sug-
gestion, to confront them; and she ad-
yanc. to meet him as eagerly as Kate.
Major Lindsay met them at the door.
He started back at tine sight Of Kate's
wan face, for never could he have be-
lieved it possible that human agony
coall be s, forcibly depicted on the
c,untenancc; but, recovering himself, he
advanced eagerly, and clasping the hand
Of each lady in his own, ,oke | from one
to the other with amilc, not gay, yet
encouraging. syt
"You bring us god news, I know"
said Kate, turning deadly pale, and
then flushing in the f,rehea'l. n
Il hope ST." said he, with barkea
emphasis. "GM grant its!sa
God grant it, in ieel" hllScl Mrs.
Blakelev, in repljk Ne q gol g,ing
back collly on ~ the q equiv
ocal words. .a Il :.
howeve, " n ,tico this;
! lc lsher Illinsly, AMI
= % rly answcrd
" you w,g1 t1Rs u, W ri, Of
ct fe is free The is on his way
thin he will be here som. Is it not
s'a-an:l she lokels, beautifully in
earnest, as she liftel her eyes eagerly
to Major Linlsay's face, that he vowed
inwardly no obstacle s!.oull prevcn;
him fr'.n winning 50 charming a bride.
mt exactly that he replied, with
some hesitation. IN; M,wmay is MT
free yct--but / hope, nay, I may prom
ise, that he is in III danger-that is
provi'lel, he stopped, embarrassed. ]
Mrs Biakeley ,oke | se.re,,,nyly at
the speaker, yet her heart would MT
allow her to entertain the suspicion that
had flashed across her, and she discard,
edit Indignantly. Kate hurled sui
denly fromher pinnacle Of h,pe, trc.u-
bled and clung speechlessly to her
aunt's arm. ~
Major Lindsay's embarrassment contin-
ued. lie looked imploringly at Mrs.
Blakelcy, as it he half expcctel her to
como t, his all. Bat Mss. Blakeley
was as agitatcd as Kate. She strug-
glet to .subdue her emotion, saying
eagerly. 4...a Ii u
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03
Poetry.
STAND UP In THY MANHOOD

~ - E-.H y
Stand up ia thy manhooi,
Aud sill not thy heart.
Where t,uth is end ,nge,cd,
o.! there ke u part.
Shrink not tr"n' thy duty.
Bnt press bold y ON,
TIL justice has triumph'd
And victory IS won.
Stand up n thy manhood,
Aud brave the dark storm,
Let principles triumph,
The virtues mako known.
Though friends all forsake thee.
Adversely lower.
The future hath brightness
For life's darkest hour.
Stand up "A thy manhood,
8. bold and be free.
Stand up in thy manhood,
Wherever thou i,e..
Be ir,n and unshaken,
Oh! battle for life,
Co.iorth to tho conquest
Re first in the strife.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03
CHAPTER v.

'Where the greater saa.sdy is fxed,
The lesser u se&gce lcll.''-hiNG L&Aw.
The apartment in which III j,r Lind
say found himself, was one with whic;4
'e had been familiar on his prccedi.As .As
v sit to the mansion; but for aminute ;t-
ser Mrs. Blakeley's exit, he, gazed
,ruund him, as if for the first time, the
architect, and furniture Of the ro,m.-
1t was an apartment, too, we'll worthy
his scrutiny. Few, even of the gentry
Q: that proud state, could boast a dwell
ing like that of Mrs. D!akeley. The
walls of the parlor were wainscottel to
the ceiling with richly carved cornices;
anl over the mantlepiece, encircled by
ii wreath ofroses carved in the wood,
were the arms Of tlte family. The fur
niture was Of mahogany, and consists
Of massive tables AMI chairs, with elab-
or.te carved feet. A c'urle of fine po.-
traits adorned til. walls, one picture
Of the deceased MI. Blakeley, the other
a likeness Of Nj. M,wbray. ISIS q
.Mjor Lindsay cast his eyes faom the
c,rnice to the aoor; and At length turn
ed them in the direction of K.ts, who
sat on the ia. her c.,lor rapidly chang
,ng, equally 'nstraine lanl em,arass-
I'd. That a young and almost mex
pericnced girl should want perfect self
possession, was less singular, however:
than that apractice;l man of the world,
like Major Lindsay, shoull be without
u. But the truth was, that he scarcely
knew how to introduce his GRAND to
Kate. -
When his eyes. however, met those Of
the fair girl, there was an expression Of
surprise and inquiry at his silence, not
to he misunderstood; an he thought it
BIS; t. refarat once to the purpose OF
the interview.
1T pains me exceedingly" You can
not imagine how much. my dear Miss
M'wbray," he began, ito come here
within the unc N lit i,nal surrenler OF
your father. Bnt there are two cir.
cumstances which prevented me from
succeeding to the extent Of my wishes,
and thus having the honor and pleasure
in bringing you such welcome news. In
the first place, Mr.. NJ M,wbray is not us
you suppose, prisoner t. C,l. Watson
that officer being on his march to join
Lori Rawdon at Camlen; but on the
contrary is in the hands Of Lieut.. Col.
onel Campbell; who now halis the pest
Of Georgetown, and who, besides being
gentleman Of moro inexorable nature
is personally Iunacquainted with your
father. Now, had it been Col. Watson
to whom Mr.. Mowbray had been sur
rendered, I Indulge the hope that, diff.
fioult as tho task would have been, his
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03
Boot and Shoe Shop.

YNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
i citizens Of New Oregon that he has es-
tablished himself IN the boot and shoe bus.
ness again in this place. Shop on Main street,
10 Putnam's old stand. '~-
s URopairing done on 9 ort notice.
/! a II. q, STEWART.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03

:. HSS5Iek,
Dealer in dry go',ds, grocrries. clothing, cath.
CT sh'emakerr findinla, hardware, irsln,
nails, glass. sa>> and putty. bAts and shoes
salt fr' and provisions. VII kinds Of pro-
dice received n exchange Sse goods ard
u 5ral pr;ce> gwen ut his Cash and Borter
Stolc New Oregon. Iowa Z. go
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03
r. u. POOLER,

Attorney at Law and solicitor in chancery:
Agent for Etna insurance; notary pib u.
will ,pract CO in a tho courts OF tho state.
Part, c,,lar attention given to paving taxe-.
collect ng and secur ng Ga ms in northern
Iowa and southern NJ ma s,ta Oaice Il
new court house. Usage. Iowa. l3l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03
Dec rah House;

4 MASON. rropr'etrs, Deco
rsh. Winnesheik county. Iowa : This hons.
has recently been re aitcd. and affords the
hest acc0mmt,d atom for trav.I err ut any
Hotsl ia the country. General Stage o.
6ce A g,od livery attached. ni3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03

cLs a.. Saratoga Heuss' -a
Pleasan II situated on the Usage road sixteen
4 miles west of N " Oregon is It'll . cn fd:
the recc ton # the travelling phil . IN
Il OlWalk rs stages cave this house Tor the
east and west.
\ TJ GIBBONS, Proprietor
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03
W. r. kea1.

Attorney and counscl.or 1T law and rotary
public, New Oregon. Iowa, viii practice in
all the CO srts Of the 10th jud cisl district
Prompt attention e; ven to securing and col.
lecti'g debts IN northern Iowa aud south
crn Minnesota. Good reference e ven when
desired R-.s -s7 4,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03
Eagie Exchange Hossl,

61SN 8Ve01S
b. S. NJ. Cole, New Oregon, Howard county,
lowm. Hav ny purchased the above h"tsi.
and made such imp. ovements - the wants
Of the publ 9 se~,n to dem nd, ss'licit =
share of public patronage. N. B N. @
Walkers stage. leave Ms house daily for
al p ints east and west. q. r. G.
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Han Or 3 Scott

! Han sr Scott,
Wholesale and retail gr Gers, and de.lers in
hides grain prov si,as. leather snd shoe
find nxs. Opposite fremont House, Deco.
~ Iowa, fni3l
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C.. F. Remil,
B. T. Hunt

Rsm;sx Z Hurt,
Attorneys at law. Mctiregor, Iowa.-This
6fm having formed co .par,ner.h:p. here
by tender their professional services to the
public They aa'ter themselves that their
experience ~ councillors and aduocat.a
viii render eat;,e satisfact on. Practice
in al the courts of the State. Prompt at.
tent;on given to COLLECTIONS. IT Z. F.
Rem:ck g old stand. 49,,
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c. \. mUNsos, q. ". PIERCE.
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Munson 4 Pierce, rropr;etors, have con-
'stantiy on hsnd good assortment Of lamber
aud isth, cheap as the cheapest. llyl
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4. BRAD 81,

Doslor IN stoves and hardware. iron. nails.
glass, sash. woodea and jappanned ware.
table snd pocket cutlery, mechanics tool.,
agricultural inplsncnts, and builders fur
nish,ng sto:k. Also manufacturer Of all
kinds Of copper tn. and sheet iron ware.
Particular attention paid to all kinds of job
b'ns. -.
Three doors cast Of the Post Of1ce Deco
rah, Iowa.
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LATHROP HOUSE. Z
Frankville, W.nhe>he m,nty. Iowa In20
n H.s.s P I.ATHROP Propr e;or.

j. G5e IsY Cetlsy Willett, LIP ag;ss
Attorneys and counsellor. 1t Law. Decorah.
toAa. $500. 1@ -%''@ u3lyl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03
3 ~. Allen,

+ ". Allen.
Justice Of the peace. Pla;ndea!er Building.'
opp0si,s Eagle Exchange, New Oregon
lows. All collect .ons promptly attended
tN. H3l -
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fremont Zsuse,

Situated IN the corner Of Mill and Water
street Dsctr&h. Iowa Ire Prothsroe Pro-
pr,etor-t;.s,d stahl,ng attached, also livery
with good hor,es chs earriags> and care
full drivers. to convey trsse lsrs to any part
Of the country s,,e
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n. X. EATON A MATTHEW'S
s EATON 4 MATHEWS
Attorneys At law, Usage, Mite eli county. H..
VIA. vii practice in the supreme aud d-
tr ct courts ot this state and the court,
Of southern Al nnes.,ta. Particular atten-
tioa ps ! tD the collection of debts, and
sccur ny aims. l3l
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xe0segss 4enss.
Nam street, near the Steamboat Landing;
MeGresor L,ra. ". A. Durham. /,

This hotel has been thoroughly repaired and
ref,,rnished for the spring and su mer trav.
el. AMI tho propr etor begs cave to inform
tho cit 'xens. OF McGregr and tile travelling
public that he IL now prepared to accom-
modatc boarders and travellers in manarr
unsurpassed ia this city. Attent.v- pIitcrs
will take charge Of baggage, and every Of.
fort made to SECURE the comfort ot glcs's
Stages t;r the west leave daiiy.-Cood sta
hing \ aetacheA - :. -
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Dr.. J. J. clsuaasr.

Physician and surgeon, New Oregon, Iowa.
vii atte ID to al cal ia his proSssssn
whether by nigh. or BY dsv. Ohkce At bis
residence ON Main street. 6rst dsor nsrth
ot LAWYERS drug store F
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03

+ YANYELZERS 4 MILE HOUSE.
Tho xhyve h,&el situated four mi es west Of
McGrsgr, and has connected with it the
best barn and shed On the road. Good ost.
lers emp owed.
II ls.ly.) B. VANvELZER Proprietor.
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9. s c. Se,n. ils6o,l n. c.


Wholesale anil reta dealers in dry goods.
Er.s,eries, bs'ots and shoeS. hats and capS
Yankee notions. DC. Main street MiGre
cor, va vi attend ~ nskinx colIec.
tions. or Purchases Of produce.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03

UPPER HOUSE.
Mnix sorect, McGrcgor, ao,rn.
This we'll known house is we,' supplied wit
- ssssy Ih ng necessary fsr the cos'iort IT the
srsvoling p M;c.
Good acconsm oixt:ons for teams and ca =
fu ostlsrs engaged: /" l6ay)
JOHN. MCMULLEi;, Proprietor.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03

THE PLAINDEALER sa
,ODDY s}laN ruaI0 !01DWS
8,.as we'll ssPPl cd with everything .rsces-
ssry to d. good work, in s,nIat and sat q
f,ctory style, we are prepared = execute
ever descriptiua of 1a ss a.
IIand.Bills, a 81
Circulars,
sF9i Bill-Heads, N& q
Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Cards,
PRINTING IN COLOKS, ke.,
nvAt he lowest cash pr.css -N
Ii = style n-urpassod BY any establish
N mt IN the VT. %
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=. Dunn, 4r4,
Fashionable tailor, ut tha old recorders Of
flee. D.'cor.h, Iowa. All work warranted
to it, and ,aade in the mr.t faahiousb e
style. Cutting doae ut short Aot.ce aud
warranted tO suit
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NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER.
Pu lishe every Friday at the P'aiudealer
bilI H., t., pos te EsK!e +xch%N1e.t New
O,ey.n,. Inward county, Iowa. ~. MEAD
4 l. WooD, propretors.
I'd -TEAMS.-
Single COPE. ono year: 70 advance. u 90
+" " st the end .. } mo. Is
:. mo. ! so
u-r,a 1. lzmJ. 900
In clubs Of ten, in advance, each, 10
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03

Ilijah ods'l,
Attorney and ceunsellor st fnw ts&ce on
Nan street in he now build ag adjoining
she Nsw York ssoro, tap staira,) Ms(srcgor,
Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03

q. NJ FanL n, D. O. Preston
YanLarSan & Preston.
Attorneys 6, law, L'ne Spriags, Howard
coanty, Iowa, will promptly ,1tena ~ ell
legal business entrusted to their care.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-03

Ia clubs Of ten, in advance, each
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nit falter 8ere9nuat9 pcrbepaAt lno porberete
tet Bate, nm bent ln5ufrieeenen Srlfe S9ref~
fen ~ein5ujagen. @in5clae bet 9birrer uto
@en8oarnen botten ldclt ant Wtpr9elt pes
blutioen WcntaoS i6ren 8crpototen aus benz
Splt selast, baB eS AM abeltp etipd8 oDlesei
meroe.
Gin ber Bias8a Gplprua, no Die 2 Sritoer
gorberi perbaftet nurben, beTltpet ltd ETH fra1t=
3Slil6er Bpten. Nl8 ltd Die Mten9e butter
BEN @efansenen bort btnlpdl5te, rlef Die iran
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B(ab 5t l%aubern. Do8 puffenlple Splf flc9
rpr ben frau50Flden 8upc1lettet III ben el19ell
@pr1c, rer l9pn pprber 9ebrdn9t ppu Oten=
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fanp Elm ldredli9e8 @eordn9e, ba8 ait ltd
Idou eenfiste, rnt pielfude 8ermuaoun9elt nte
ter bent Gplte berbei5ufiibren. SIN bic em Iu=
9elblid ~itiirnten Die pdpItltden 8en8oarmeil
III SUP u1lb 5u Bfer0 inter brpbenpent Sc
brittle BON Mtpnte @itprtp berab !; b~erieni9e
Sbeil pe8 Gplf8, Der bon Wipnte @itortp ppr
ben @en8parmen ber flpb, permidelte ltd nj Die
ppn Der 8ia35a @plpnta BET fliidtenren 9 bao=
reu uno pieie bcppelte 6lutb 9ebebter, mebrloe
Ter Wenl4en brdn9te lid nltn ben @orlc bitab;
piele flit6teten liA III Die nadlten Balalte, art@
oere III Die @affeez6dui er uno Gabafldoen.
Der Antlid Der beprdn9ten Wen9e mar ldrefz
li6 gu bet blinplins8 eilbauerloen 8eltsbars
men famen Die ld%etseworpenen Bferoe bet I'M
@prlo iid beme9enpen Sntl9en ; iper ben 'Sie>
ben per @en8oarnen ent9tng, 9erletb lnter
W19enrdper pper inter Die 0nfe Der PierDe.
Clint 8lab fiir bic III ben 2pfalI palten ent~
6altene Contribution ps8 G(rbetter=ll nter ltit5=
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fels, bic nod 9rauli9ere S5elten I6tloert, fit
Die nd91e Numlter 5nriif.)
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Btiteres pom @apanua nnS MericO.

GburGe ton, 10. Npri(. Der Danl>
pfer SIabel lit an9efpmnen, ST pcrlieB Sa=
Dantld AM 10.
Son Sera @ru5 geben bic Nadri9ten biz
gum 1. b. Mirampn bob Die 8ela9erna9 auf
we9en Wtan9el8 all Prpptant unp Of1aitiol.
gr perlor Don leiaen 5000 Wann 1000. Der
III Sierra Gru5 purd pa8 SOlnbarpement an9e.
ri6tete S4aren 1T 9ertn9.
Sn ber Suuptitapt Otericc ipar Nun fir
&rte9 nit ben Ser. Staaten.
Die 9. ct. &rie98l6aluppe 8rpptlpn fam
nit Dem 8, ct, Miaiter GRc2ane am %,
Qpril IN Sierra Gru5 II.
Sen. Oe9Olapp mar nad Turlpicp MIR
Idirt.
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Sas 0uen.

IS ai9tn9tcn, 10. 2lpri(. SOFTER Be-
ltimnite, nadOeu ct Die 6prberutg Brnor'8
ar9enrmmen, 8pwtez Meller ais Die
8aIfeu gum Due0. Diele barbarii6en 8af=
fen murben aber bon Dem Sefunpanten Brppr's
5urif9elpielen.
8rpor befiaOet lid III gir9inien; Softer en-
iAien 1eute in Der Sieun9 pe5 9feprdl entan=
tenbauie8, murbe BON %leiten 6reunpen balelblt
be9raBt unO 500 iia nit i9nen ms Glert5iuI>
mer auritf.
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8. %. Mtuters
Waherlud,t unS Greb8 furirt.

Or. .. Sasne! ~''' 'sa a. San. 1857.
g9srtber 9err;, = Oait srO6ern gfrenaoeu rohs ~
ael@ss'd isrss sS'fiis~isit ,erss rqareInfile " Is ) SS IN II Ger :
hettSsptlten brfnnnt. @rnerol " - u S..a uO " elunos
M NJ. Slra1 HarSe Snrt i0rea 9ruifreiaistr uns lSSsrs uSatr @,tfts
sn 0rOa@iits sepstit. nadocm er 40 SSabr lang amf ben Ut = S 4
grfUdl9 an itn trprObt batten. @erf5tepenSe aaae ,Gre SSatalt ceae
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asa,iid Se a'5eIfl qI5alaiSsassytra aSsrn + 9lsSiiahrU .sS S lie 1t i GSt
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures,
Witftll, Gre

81 n.y., @rsta 90. q. 3, BEN 8. auS. 1859.
@irtber 0err. - So aereiGt mir m or,son. a..
rem btnsujufuBen. fNso"' '' Utelen nnSR-
gr SSs aIsS unD rS 2 Sa0 ga bate ID einsn f8wrren anfau sOa
s"mSsT''t 'aS i assa st to-: IT, Sd babe .~SaitlSe in ere5sa GpSu slen nj.
9ass ID g IN nsiasr 5anilie siel ansfranst e Ss,f isasr Sett
SemG S st. aS Srs.,a a0 gSda5ahSt5ftSeabe galant nns ' fsts 'G ,ni
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as'S srs siis.R 'f IN en- Ieest tssinn, s sss rs1 nj fs au4 .ni&t s eiffssa Ca
taniates nltttel tteer tsllfen tunnte) 70 ltnpsra fe t i in rss lsgt be-
s III lvn sD ssns SSs SB'S Ser 5 3aa Il t tine SS'annss, selsn' s an G9 naesr
bate. fur Sic aaO bic Sadie ter Menl66eit' eiini = @rt gu leiOea
fnp tie wtatpntnten utem netniaen. ""S'" Uefftp bat. 70
@1tun9SSpa SIR
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Mepublifanil9e Gonpention in Sanias.

2eapenmort6, 10. apriG. Die repu=
blifunil6e Staat8>@pnpention fanp am IL. B,
itatt. llnter ben BON ibr 9epablten Delesater
ltad G9ica9p befttoet ltd Der DentI4e 0atter,
ldeipt.
Die Convention erfldrte einltimmig Sc
~ a ftr ibre erIte Mabl.
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Ecle0rdpbtiDe NSn1ridbten
8ert&tet FIR Zen n8aIttmnre Mefer."


8aibtn9tOn, Is. 9pril, @enat
Die SauSbiI iiber Die Nufnabnte BON &anIad
puroe an pa8 territorial @pnlite peripteIen.
Sunner i~iber9ab meitere Opfnmente 8e=
treff3 Der brutalen @efan9ennabme Sanbprn'a
uip mahte D1ralf 1ufmerflon buB man Ser
|@r>@Oup. 8iie, Der ii4 ebenf ais ~peiserte,
Dor DEM PntId=@pmite be8 Senut8 5u Ell l9ei=
lerl, ri4t in pieier b~rutulen Q6ii e~ bebanoelte.
OaS Sans bei4dfti9te 1td nit Priput.
bits.
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Baltimore 1Oefker.
N1Itialrre. ben IA. aYriL 1860.
TSgr Ote gebtUsts, SInpOleOm mito Ste
emropGtIDem NSG6te+

GBir peripeilen auf bic . un5ebeuer wi4tis
oen eurppdil4en 9tadriGten in elmer anperil
5palte. Sir beute founteu pir %bielelben nun
in seOrdu9ten, jepp4 allies Q6eentli6e mnfal=
len6en au85u9e 9eben. Die trefflide S1ltrt9
Der S4wei3 bat AUDI ben m%pn1r4Iidlen Stud
ten mieper Wtut9 eia9eflEBt unb Der tran5Oltl.qe
De8ppt miro falm I'M Stanoe iet1, laitger 1eI>
men Oieb8z nnO 9ldlberz@ eliiltet 81 tr0bne1..
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5. ?. emitt.
9aIsab I.
Glarfsstae, @ep., ttutc e,1t a.

Or. .. Same! SeP'' 1907.
gserteer 9err. Wetne 9UHter purse Rot / ar,,r, .. 49,.
Yalsnpel pefalen! teldes etne arrBe Metnlidfett mi mil S y a s,nam
aas pine erfols' Gins MaGt mad Ser antsrn ser"ipS st nSts v assr
Ntn0 iSna5e tstae Nupe tieen EMILIO ~SerfGnifte Ri m y 8, H 81
lung sS Stanibe. SD fibls mid tsBeaIb, nSdf Der pygS nrTas %st'
rtetneS 6tneeS. ~ pe Vflunebeit
Das alternative BABE t& an mir felba erprubt pnb oss,aS..
Is ost mir i. s ~. s ,asaasa Ss.t n1n.tig@anssIuns nsiner gSn nfMvta, T Ssn
Doh gatentneotitnen, bin aber ieBt aber,euSt hs ~ %t q sn ofehnlo
mpfeblen. "''Vs" ats 9utSu
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MltAnta, 8lutipeien &c.

Or. .. Sapne! ~Nr =" \ sept 1875
utetne Tran mar iett frst :Sabrea f6per franz mil mr,.x.,,
nMO va 10y ssslia9 Sa per SSirtiamfst itres 8ruareinio1 mr
Ssre S%raHttetten Der sunae .sst6rt bate 70 tanfts s X si. uS an.
s Srssa a mslS S,f 5, Sf fSsN.a YSs aS - nnS ID Sn f. e a GiaialGs
sutsSatttes tbr 9nten ser8na, Die @e(drsrSsn , rh SglGaEretat"
0eHans tplste. $3.50" ~'V'"' s'He ~pVufdneiJe
g. .. GmI+E
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NeueS BIN Sdweoelt.

CaMu3us aus etnem 8riefi bes Oet. Gbrm 81 m,
5tOfbplnt S6weben, ben 10. Mirs 1877 ~ ~0e'VeF8 rat
S1re ~Iafdasbare Wleotstn tas gru1re,r,,n.
enms gale aS nsinsr Srlit ercfe Dienae aeIeiiet nv p Eht
S wsi@sa |. ! ~ "a Sas01 ass sfrf3fr'ea MIR ftenfaas Der aa It g gismss.
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antttdeu 9uriier 8latter ~erinnern beSbalb
idon ooran, paB Der General, ipenn ct ieiae
fran3Dflde NationalitGt bepa9ren mpIe, por
Dem Giatritt in jeten Dienit erit Die f%ran5Sli=
l9e 51eSierunG gu t%efra9en baben piirOe.
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midnmrisNnIitir.

ct. Souls, 10. april. Die bentOfrati-
i6e Transformation bat 10 Oele9aten na6
@9arleltcn ernannt. Dappn iiuo II fit Snrz
ter, 3 fit Douglas uno lie 2 flr Oifinlon uup
GredittriD9e.
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n STEINER &uts 1t,tS Aiiisens0aScn

~ Menen Sreunoen. gefanuten unS iberbaupt Dem DE-
ebrte'! pu6Rfum pie er9ebene gnaei9e, Oab ii1 aus BEN eei4dt Ses
SEQ. 43 Baltimoreitr,, 2. Gbir BON 6reperidIfr.
aut meme cisene Otednruns etablirt babe, bite baber, bas mir in
meiner irIbereu Steuung selfente Gertranen aud ferner su ii6er-
tra9en um6 9ebe i'd bic 8erf1erun9, oB tb bel gutter Maare Die
Dial9iten Pete lteuen nerbe. 1 s4lH
lin 9lt9en 3uIprl9 bittet er9ebert
Sa26 Sm) Gba8. 3ie8Ier
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@mrOP6ti6e NSabrtbtem.

@eitere bOduidttge Gadridteu oes 9ant=
piers u8eria."
Suffer Der Sunbe BON benz 8lutbao in 9fpnt
linO 6Oi9enre8 Die mi&tislten BON Der gerlia
iberbradten Nadrtdten
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@rGGSentfdaftss Vepmination.

SnbtanppDlt8, 13. April. Ole
Convention Der cpnltitutipnellen lltioltzBartei
BAT ben 6t9ter Wc2eun gum BrGliOen-
ten ~npluiilirt unp 0ele9ateu nud Baltimore
sewa6lt.
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Nnfan bon NuSaebruno.

er Wsss mag S%sse agas Oab id Dor ansefabr Sa5,s en- bon elm,
aosrStes poa elucn, leySmler3liGsa Suften sepias5t plrSs. 'sSSS %rS
S Ssr1p GSn s%sr Jug SsSIiS' a sgI e. S@ ,sSs,. obne' cine 6 .ieiSEran nip y
mid Or; SapneS Srujtrsini9unsSnittel ~ probiysn AO' S ! man
s geer ! y ger erlsn Slalde Wurcs i'd snpaS beTeru mad GI 5 ylm
Don . Slal@en ertplSte meare pSlt9e @cneIun9, o'V'""p
Staac @rp8bb.