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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

"a Mr.. Buchanan, in bis protest against
the Covode Committee, calls il an attempt to
degrade the Presidential ONCE. Could OF.
nciai eHrontery 70 further Could dozen
Oovode Committees do 1.-THE as much TO
degrade the Presidential ofhce'' az James
Buchanan did when be wrote the -. -
letter directing the Secretary Of the Navy to
give certain contracts to Merrick Sons Of
fhiiadelphia, when their bid WAS $4,000
higher than that of New York company /?
when be commissioned a messenger to
oner forney $4,000 If be would support
the Lecompton Consttutin f--and when he
gave Cornelius Wendell $40 900 to buy votes
20 pus that Constitution through the House ?
list. Louis News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12
Douglas Glvssit UP.

WAsHrScroN, June 25-ll p. M.
Mr. DEAR SIR III learn there 10 imminent
danger that the Democratic party will be
moral'zed, II not DESTROYED, By the
breaking up Of the Convention.
S. A. DOUGLAS.
So wrote. Mr.. Douglas to bis friend, Dol.
Richardson at Baltimore. His prognostica-
tons were speedily verified. The Democrat
10 party y "demcralized and destroyed -
and IL IL good for the country that it should
be. The Republican party 10 hcnoeforth the
LIVE and dominant party in tho Republic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.
There was an exciting race on the Suffolk
Park course this .. m. The two mile heats
srot between Flora Temple and Patchen, was
decided in favor Of Flora Temple, after two
heats. The first beat was won by Patchen /;
time 4:57&. A false start commenced the
second heat; the horses continued round the
track amidst the shouts Of the excited multi
tude. The third heat was won by Flora in
SOL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

NEw JERSEY PoLIrics.-In New Jersey the
Breckenridge men appear to have the advan-
tage Of the Douglasites. At a gathering in
Newark, on Wednesday evening, Ex- Senator
William Wright, the great d. EN- ocratio leader
and purser in that State, stated his entire
confidence that Mr.. Breckenridge would garry
oil the Southern States, and that this was
substantially the only ticket In the field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com.
meroial gives an account Of discovery said
to have been made BY David wyrlck, in one
Of the ancient tnmuli or mounds about
mile and half north west OF Newark, o..
which discovery created great excitement
among the guild nunes and antiquaries. We
were we'll acquainted With David Wyrick
several years ago. He is o singular genius.
an extraordinary mathematician, and ex.
eeedingly inquisitive in various branches of
natural science. We learned from the New
ark papers that be had, some time since,
turned bis attention to the minute investipa.
tion OF the tumult which abound in Licking
county, Ohio. Recently, while thus en-.
gagged in the locality above named, be Ia said
TO have found q curious emblematic stone
oval shaped, about 9 inches long, and q
inches thick in the thickest part, and some.
what resembling the Free Mansions KEY.
stone. Ii was embedded in thick ball OF
tough clay, which was found to be adobe. O,
n-dried brick. On rubbing of the clay
David discovered the inscriptions. Thew
were unknown characters to him, vet thew
hlled him with intense excitement, and be
rushed down to Newark, hunted up Col,
Charles Whittlesey, the eminent Geoloeist,
who happened to be sojourning there, and
Israel Ollie, Esq. A skillful Rebraist was
found who recognized the characters as He.
brew, and translated them. Copies were
sent TO DIR. Wise Of the Israelite. DR.. Lii.
ienthal, Rabbi;and to Enooh 7. Carson. an
eminent Mason, oil Of Cincinnati. All the
TRANSACTIONS substantially agreed. The in
scriptions, with Translation, are as follows
kefosh Il edashim.
The Holy OF Holes.
Iordfh Jehopnh.
The LAW of God.
6ieiek trefs.
OF the King of the Earth.
Devah Jehorah.
Is the Word of the Lord.
If this is genuine discovery, it may serve
as clue to the discovery of information il
regard to the "Lost Tribes'' of Israel. and
possibly the Arctaologists may fnd thu
"Wilderness Of SIM in the forests of Amer.
ica.
lie it's hoax2 FROM our knowledge of Mr.
Wyrick, We would not believe that he woulC
get up such hoax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

GT-lt is said that Mr. Douglas and Mr..
Breekinridge are in ths daily receipt Of thou
sands OF letters emit usiasticslly oongratu.
lating them open the harmony which they
and their respective friends have established
In the Democratic party. They bear their
congratulations a. we'll "a could be expected
under the circumstances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

Douglas club was formed here last
night. The attendance was large. Resolu-
t,ons were offered endorsing the action or
the State Committee for q union electoral
ticket, which, after long and exciting dis
cussion, we're lost by vote OF 4 ayes to so
nays. The meeting adjourned at late hour.
The Douglas men resolved ON no compro-
mise or fusion, and there will probably be
two electoral tickets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

SHEEP.-Mr. j. b. Grinnel's flock Of
sheep, filing fourteen cars, arrived at Day-
export last week. We have little doubt that
wool growing will in time be the most proft.
able and extensive department of husbandry
In Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

WINE FROM Pig PLAsr.--We understand
that Howard d Dayton, gardeners in West
DEBORAH, are testing the practicability OF
making wine from Pie Plant. From infor-
nation which they have on the subject they
feel confident OF success Decor4h Repub.
We have tasted some excellent wine made
from the pie plant by MIR. Edwin Smith OF
this city, and We preferred it to either his
gooeeberEy or enfrant wines, for which be
has some local celebrity - Dav. Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

GT The Tribune OF the 4th says that Lola
Montez was lying at the point Of death, from
paralysis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12
-
Original Notice.

original Notice.
To James Chapman:
L in the Cieykis Office Of the District Court of
Lee county. Iowa, at Keokuk, a petition of Hiram
Barney, claiming Judgment on foreclosure OF 9
mortgage against you for the sum of two hundred
and sixty-four 25 100 dollars, with ten per cent
interest from the lst day of January, 1860, and a
special and general execution against YOU also for
the foreclosure OF mortgage, given by you TO
Charles Mason upon the north OF the sou th OF
the NE. of section e, township e5 north range
restraining you from cutting or removing any
standing or down timber or wood from said premi-
ses, or causing or permitting IL TO be done and
also the sxle OF said mortgaged premises to pay or
said debt, the extinguishment Of ali equity of 70.
demption therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you are notified TO appear and answer said
PETITION on the morning Of the second day Of the
Monday Of September, 1860, or judgment and de-
cree will be had therein prayed for by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
July 18th, 1Seo-dlm
kln LBS. TlLDEN cos Medicinal Fluid Ex.
oVo tracts just received and opened this day
comprising many new preparations never be ore
offered to this public, all OF which I offer 10 the
JOHN T. WILKINSON,
Jaiysast-w3t 81 Main.st.
Ttidcn's Wine of Wtid cherry,
ENiFTY bottles of this delicious W inc, possessing
L all the valuable properties Of the Wild Cherry
and highly recommended AZ the most agreeable
tonic and stimulant, especially adapted to dyspep-
ticsand those predsposed to pulmonary complaints
just recei we'd and for sale by
JOHN i. WILKINSON,
Jy4-d3t-w3t 81 Main-st.
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Arrivai OF Africans NJ Mobile.

The schooner Clotilda, wish 124 Africans
on board, arrived in Mobile Bay to. day. A
steamboat Immediately took the negroes ND
the river.
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Ortxtnnl Nolina.

To John Tarbell. Jane Tarbsll, John Irwin, mo- X,
Irwin, w. IL. Deming, Levi Averill, Dan Z Ste
phens, J. p. Matther, Fred. q , Bsomham, exeou-
Tor of Edward Boynton, deceased, Sam Dunlap,
defendants:
VoU are hereby respectively notified that the 70
is new on he In the Clerk q Office of the District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, 1t Reokuk, q petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment ON fore
closure OF a mortgage against said John Tarbell
for the sum Of "a ,29y lsl0o with 10 per cent in
terest from February, 1885, and rs AgXinsi all said
defendants above named. praying also for the fore
closure of certain mortgage given by said John
Tarbeil TO Charles Mason upon the g. Of sc sec
l. township q n, range west, also on the s-w 1
and v. OF sc I see. 6, township 66 north, range
3 west of plank road, except i6 1900 acres In
s-w /; the sale Of said mortgaged premises TO pay
on said debt, the extinguishment OF all equity al
redemption therein and for costs and general relief
said petition aso asks for the appointment Of re-
ceiver to take charge and control Of said premises
collect the rents &C., which receiver has been ap-
pointed by said Court.
Now you are required TO answer said petition By
the second day OF the next Of said court 10 be
held on the LIST Monday Of September, 1885, or
judgment and decree will be had therein as prayed
for by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL
July Ill, 1860 DIM Atty for pl'tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

!. wxLLER. J.g.nunp, J. o. sxLLxn
WELLER, MUDD q mEiLEN,
+ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, lsA South Waite,
~ street, Chicago, Ills.
Flour, Provisions and predace generally also, ia
the purchase OF Fish, Salt, Lumber, 10.
July IL, '6o.daw1y
original Notice.
To Thomas Cross, Kodah Cross, Eliza y. Cluts Ri
Ciuts, Henry Cluts, JAmes Burrows. James Rsy-
nolds, Frederick Xugg; Geo. w. Hardesty, Jacob
Bashy, Theoda 9. Barrett, Wilson Barrett, Hugh
Worsterf
Vou and each Of you arc hereby notified that
4 there is now on file in the Clerks Office Of the
Distric. Court OF Leo County, Iowa, at Keokuk, a
petition Of Amos IL. Brown claiming Of You the
FORECLOSURES OF mortgage on lot No. In block
liz in Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. given by Thos.
Cross and kodah Gross to the said Brown 10 secure
the purchase money Of the said promises; said pc
tition claiming also . decree against said Thomas
Gross for the sum Of $7s6 81 100 with interest at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum, the amount
OF two promssory notes secured by said mortgage.
Now, therefore, unless you and each Of yoa APP
pear and answer said petition or before the End
day of the asxt term OF said court ut said place to
be holden, judment or decree will be rendered
against you according to the prayer Of said Pc
ttion.
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS.
July Ia 1901 SOILS for Petitioner.
WANTED I'm M EDIAFELY,
ATT
CITY MILLS,
= fl00 HUSH. OfsPHING WHEAT.
CsOUV for which the highest market price
viii be paid in CASH.
July IL W. II. AUSTIN i co.
1OBxs GERMAN SOAP. q. II Hill 1 Co. Is for
~ sale BY w. ii. AUSTIN b CO.,
juiyII lis Main.st.
n10 SACKS q. A. SALT for sale low by
<1J w. Ill. AUSTIN co.
julyll
TX HHDS. prime ". u. SUGAR for sale by
IL w. Ii. AUSTIN CO.,
Iy1i lls Main-st.
Dye,
IN WHEAT.
OATS and
CORN
bought for CASH by
jylldAw w. II. AUSTIN A. co.
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To John Sayer
VOU are hereby notified that there ia now on Gle
L In the Clerks Once of the District Court of
Lee county, Iowa. at keokuk, petition OF Hiram
Barney, claiming judgment on foreclosure of a
mortgage against you for the of Eve hundred
and twenty dollars, with ten per cent interest from
the Ilth day of Nov. 1859, and q special ard gen.
erai execution against you, praying also for he
foreclosure Of Q mortgage given by you to Charles
Mason upon the south 10 acres of the ne. and
the north 70 acres Of the section 49, township
% N. ranges west, and claiming also injunction
against you restraining you from cutting or re-
moving any standing or down timber or wood from
said premises, or causing or permitting IL to be
done, and also tor the sale OF said mortgaged
premises to pay OF said debt, the extinguishment
of all equit Of redemption therein, for costs and
general relief.
Now You are notified to appear and answer said
petition on the morning OF the second day Of the
next term Of said court, TO be holden ON the frat
Monday of September, 1859, or Judgment and de-
cree will be hal therein NJ prayed for by default.
Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
JuIy l. lH60-dm Soicitor for p>tstiorar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-12

The milwaukee, Daily Wisconsin publishes
letter, written by MIR. Greeley to u person
al friend, just before the rem dtion OF the
notorious letter which "dissolyed the part
nership ~
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nj. III. b, ESQ.
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atsIana.

- Gus Neapel pom 80. @5ept. pirp ee16ris.
Gen, ba6 @aiaSu i6on bsnie!ten Sag pt,ber per.
loren 9egan9en mar, ia rs Don @aribolet arnuut,
men pcrnen mar. @r battle nur 900 Wiaun IN.
ter Dberf Sachieri babiu a%rianct, ptue @s16ak
unp NIT nur 20 patrrnen ieper. @6e nod bic
FUR Fe brttmmten SsritGrfungen nnlonaen fpnn.
ten ipuree bteiss Saufein BON 5000 9eutldeu
unp S6mei5ern ansesrifen. Ser Virrrfanp
mar beleenmuthi9. Na6pem lie ate ibre Yatru-
men serIbpIen modtsn le einen Saipnctan9rif,
rurrsn aber natGrli6 ron Der arp6en lleb.rmaGt
3urTd9ewrrfsn. sic ,pgen It6 rann auf bic
Staot @aioSp ;uriid; bier ltcr Ionpen lie bic
Sbcre BON elmer epn Gthtern fanattirten gep6l.
tsrung gelrerrt Die auf lie %feuerte. So ssilhen
Iipei 6euer 9eratben periGauSten lie R6 In altr
@tle, nm Ole Nnfunft Der Sertdrfungcn unter
General 9irbici srwartrn gu f6nnen. Die fsinb.
ltte artillerte CAB ibnen feline i3cit oa3u = ibrt
Sarrttaoen purren suiammsnsrihpGen uno bic
Stapt BON Den &Dniat;6sn beIrbt. Die itnen TO,
nit in Die 6lanfe fansr. Sebt wurbe NIT Dol
den ~9etampit Gin 9rd6liGee @emeBcl. Tim
ni6t feline game @annftnIt su pcrlieren, 900
lid Sac6ieri snpIih suriid unp Irine 9cute I6wam,
men ilber Den Stub. Gs lolcn nab Ginigrn bcs
800, mad anceren bios 100 f6 pnrG S6mim
men 9erettet baten. Die S6ulO pieier Nieo,r.
la9s wirp MID Gdrttalci suseIhriebsn, lonbern
Dem iibersrrsrn @tfer pieisr junscr 8rsiwiGisen,
rsl6e gu friip unb ptne lid 9sb6ris nit 9iuni
ticn unS G,eiGib o%srietel batsn, oprbron9en.
; = Gin Srrmss uuttr @uritalois 5abnsn.
Gin gruper pom Gurl uuo Sbeocpr Scrmes, Der
iiu8fe, 1T Dor a6t Sabrcn uuf Teten ssaansen
unp Bat leitpsm nidts BON I6 bGren la1en.
SEPT bat err, ME ftc Sptncr'lhe 3eituns ttri6
tet, seltrisbsn, cr fti Bel @oritaIni uub bieIer
babe i'm bsrstts gum Maior aUaneirsn IdFen.
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mtnt cine aanS anrere SsbantGunaspriie Grief.
ZEN mus, als has pblesmattl6e, bas meion6o.
tii&s, oos lansrtniIde unS pie te ibrisen Com.
tinattrncu mod 9eisen.
Gin 0strer, Der ctne Sidi6t auf bic sebo6te
Sntnidlun9 Der tinhlt6sn SselsntrGIte, pbne
Sndlt6t ouf Die Compartments @ntoee ccs &in.
css unterrittct, ONsr nuS l1nniGenbsit oapon
tcins %idiiht nebmsn fam, 1T tcin 9sbrer, fein
Grsteter, bcnn &c lit unm6sGit, bo6 fein Inter.
ridt Dem SoIunesperinGsen bee tinblihen Sci.
fss, benz @eife Der S&ule nnssHrsfen Iein fam.
Sc mare ttermit aud picfe Sroee set6f, nam.
lid User fam muir ein3is unp aletn - unb
uusin unb einSis elmer sutcn bsutihsn Splts.
I6ule ais 2sbrer pcrltebsn, bisIslte Ienten unr
leittn, (S6luB fctst.)
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g. h s.

Mosors.Grurt. @m. DitIutu erf6ien inter
Ger auttage, IN ctutr gutp Ietu RaGtlaser auf.
geIGIdgen az BADEN. Burbe eutIaFsu.
Sti6aro gGilIcn wurbe BON Der Qnttaee freisr.
fprcden, ein faIIdes babies 9raariid ausses..
Ben an BADEN.
Sptn Wiler wurbe BON Der @ntloae frsiae.
iprchen, Inn pcpprrccrn ~iniuItirt uno selala.
gen lu babrrt.
= gBir Srrpeilen nit Sebauern Die 1it9lie
Der Der Sager'@ pmpaanie unb Die @6ren.N Dit
eltsber t%erIelten ouf Die ScoeSaussiae bes 6rn.
8. B. g1usncr, Der i'm trd1Isfen Mannrsaiter
unN nit 6interIaTuns elmer sablrei6sn 5amilie
Soseeitern einsm I%anseren Qeipen erlas. 1ur.
aen SOrmittag fnret Oas 9et6entesGugntB pes
8rrtUrbrurn fdtt, uno erfuhen mir bic Mitslie.
DIR Der @pmpa9nie uno be1unbers Die g%trenmit-
altsrer (psrsn WaHentrur'r Der Serfprbene
MARI f& reht sablrei& bel oemlelten su Bethel,
ligen.
- Nahfen Wlpntaa ftuoet pieosrum cine
Spr1eGune res Surnsr Qiebtabsr Sbeatcrs fatt,
auf bic mir Die 8reunbr bteiss Sertins uub hta
aeIsatsen @ersniisens i'm 9assmeinsn a%ufmert.
fam MAIDEN.
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GprOler Srautbpbel !

"a isbt Die 3rit III, no ieoer Dsul1ts iein
Sauertraut sinsumaten pflest, erlaubt lib Der
Undergraduate lsinsn ielblt importirten 8prOlsr
RrautbObd Omit 6 Ntcfern) Sur 8snubun9 be
items ~ smpfebltn. Oerlsltc lei6t oeaen biaiae
SersItun9 Dieisn 6obeI aus, bsicrst aber aud
ieltit pus S6nSiOsn unO @inmaben crs 6rauts
unO fertt9t audi Safer in itOer beliebi9en @r6ss
an. I'm JablrsiAe NuftrGge bittet
Sourab @utbe,
1Sts StrdBe, Jwiihen MarIbaa u.
Slap traBs.
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lUirlb(6af1s Gr6fuun0

Der unterieitnete rrlnutt li6 einem eeeGrten
publttum pic 9tSeiss ;u MAIDEN, Rap ct jpiI6cn
Der q. uno z. Str0Be eInen 2a9srbier. SaIun err.
6Hnet bat. IS miro bas Seltrebrn ~pslIelten lein,
ltet5 nur Die beltsn @etrdnfe su 1alten unp purd
an fmertlame uno ireunclthe SeOienuna bieisni.
gen, welhe i'm beiuhen, ben furSer 4ufeutbaIt
in Ietnem freunOli4fn unp ta9len 9pta!e anae.
nebm an maiden.
Ni6mcn0, 20. Suli 1860.
Scbu 6erbta, @at.
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@e,.e 9~lrieiac,r.

Die NiitelicOer Der girsinia 8i1e. 6 ompaanie
babsn Sonntaa. BEN 2Stsu .. Wfts., Mor9ens
u llbr in softer Uniform bel Der @itp pau III
erl6eineu, nm ~uniersn Derfortenen 5rrmno unp
~@breumit9IteO G. SO. gS a9ns 3u @rabr 3u
b%e9leiten. Sdmmtli6e @brenmitglieoel Ger Com,
paenie mcrpsn freunpIi6it erluAt, birIsr Sssrpt.
sung bei3utppBnen.
SIM Auitrnse bes Captains
S. N. 6a1emeper, rrb. Sera.
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Scfonntmrb

Se6s I6Sne 8aupldbs. auf MaSp 6ia selsa.n.
an bic @efisite ron grcabfrase s~reu,eno uno
arstl6en Dual unO 8aterfroee selesen gum
Gfentlihsn gertauf.
am Wfcntas, rem 29tsn Setcter 1860, Na6.
tntttaas 4 ubr. lotlen San ottsem plose sslsesne
lGpns SaulUtS 6fenttt6 perteiaert wsreen. Die.
felben baben 30 .GuR 8rcnt, fnp 122 8ue tief
ano itoBen auf etne 16 SUI breite aGeY. Dtrfe
phase ltnp meiitene fbUn selcsen unb itr 8ertt
i'm Stetsen bteriFen.
acknowledgement Gin TrittcI baar unb
BEN &eff in 6 unO IL @ruatsn ,oblbor. in ne.
sottablen Ncten nebf SntersRen, init 3uriidtat.
tun9 pss Sttrls. bis 3abluns ssleifet lit.
@pboin II. Hyperion, NuctionGre.
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Nas 9tr9tntfhe wunperbare
9SaI6.6
Elm cus9r5ei6netes Ntittel, UNI g4GIhr ,u
unp in sutem 3ultanOe gu er6alten,
i%ibertrift ale dbnIi6en berarttseu 9rdptratipnel
unp miro gu SO Cts. per Waaone p%ertauft.
Sertauft einjt9 bet g. s. Yteot,
Ode Der Slain IL. II. Ctr.
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9parpers
8parpers

Sur6 usbernabme pes an mein Quta( ain,
aren3enreu 9erdumissu g8obnbouirS bin i'd in
ben Stdno stirbt, elmer peiteren @nsabl Boar.
Osrs bequ"me 3immsr einrihten 3u f6nnen.
6ierauf 8efIsttirsnoe titte ib Ilstalb bel mir
Opriuiprs&th. 8. @arrbauisn, Q1t,
(Qm Weuen WdrttO
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Oeutfhe Srtehilfe.

Oeutfhe Srtefiite.
9eim @b6plcn mus bic Nummer a~nsese6en pcrpen.
$50 Slenn.r, Sur9b. 35l gcrIepius. Otto.
$50 O%enslcr, SO6n Sc. 353 Does, Su6n.
354 @elkauIen, 9eon. 355 6cine, Srtebr.
$50 Safer, Ge9ina. 357 &TGler, Qu9.
358 8nnb, Senr9. $50 9c6man, 6.
$50 Wtessr. s.. (2) 361 Na6man, q.
362 Stteu9eimer, 8. 8 363 RoItnfeGs, 6,
Q6tung. Sirsinia 9tifIes!
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o6reden unb bic S,r;rrifuns Der Gltcrn fDn.
ntn sir ft6 let6t Nenten, Die nm IA sr5B,r Isin
rruste, pa bteier 8no6e itr rin,isss 8tnS rar.
Wsl6' en ftrttbarss, parnenpcs 9;iIpttl.
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81. ". &pnrtuen.
pamtp9<Nmerit. 9odetfabrt. @etien- @eleaI&aft.
Gantpffcbiffabrf

SpilbeR
Samburs nns Sep gprf, pia erutbomptUn,
oeriuitsht Der neien auf eas Spliotns sebauten uub GI,>
9ontslte ttn9ertditisn erpfen etisrnen @plfcampff&iTe
Soruiita, 1000 &pnS, Capt. Grautmnnn.
$ Ia, 1000 Cons, Capt. S6wsnI.n.
Saronia, $500 Sons, Capt. @blers.
Obist ntsen ibrsr l8utlen unh 9lutli6en 6abrten ribnt>
ItGlt bttatnIe Dampf9i1e Wsroen reselmdeis AM
erlten unp 6infScbnten ieben Numats
van Nep gert nnb S%amburs, ria 5putbamptrn erpeotrt unb
nsbmen 9ala9tCrt ron Nep 9prf nab
eanburs, SaOre. @onScn nnb SUutbanpton
~ ~fpl9enben qreiien:
Srft Getate . . 500.
Spctlv Gaiute SIS
Spihehptd IS.
SON S%nmburs nab sfrp sJprf:
SIle ealuIe Sdlz.9o. Srrettc G&llie SO. 8wifdsnbsf
SO Ridbars, 8paS II. Grp.
$50 9rpaotpa9 Sen, Harr
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Observation-Disclosures Gic~etrral.Sifet.
1. 3iitriei gSiaidm 6 a II ron NprfpIf Gin.
2. 9ttritt - Sbrnos s. 9ppbe ppn Medlen6urs.
}. 9iitrict S9bn 9. Gbmunbs ron Salifar.
4. 9iifriet = Sbpntos &. Srebpa p Ssn 9rinrt gbfparb.
8. 9iitritt - Santes g. Sempti o,n N2aSIcn.
6. 2tf!tt = Sames & SrnS ppn Senricp.
7. 9tifr iet- 81. @IGpsrppf rem Rprtthmtsrlnnb
8. Diitriet Ssperles g. 9pusGae +. Ring gSiniam,.
9. Giilrie - Grpo Surtcn ron grirce gSiliam.
10. 9iifrict = Sbrmo5 SD. SsbeII SOr SefcrTrn.
il. 9tifrict Sanes g8. @1ffie ron Rrdbrieet.
IL. 9iltriet = g8n. 8. @ntbpne rem @rt,teurt.
l3. Diifriet - Siaae .. Dunn ron gBaf6iuotru.
IA. D'frirt = S-bn q. Repman RON sananba.
IS. 3iifrict = ebefiob s. ibfpc ell Spn Malirn.
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.,Mainfr., spii6en Der Stem unS 6ten.
s pbn 9 ID a %,

Sobn SOAP,
@tainitr, 5piiben Der rs. unp 10. Straes
tq!snspit sStseerpsrtdufern fcwie Dem sesbrtsn tsuilbcn gu>
eIttun %nSsF1auPt isin rides Eager prn
Ssl'tlSsn uno frana6fi&en 8einen (tei 8laI4e
rno @allVne).
Sranoiss, atfpntt, Curacao &C.,
Sbwet'rr' unp gtmturser &aIe,
Serinae, Sarcelen u. Sarbinss
Seroelatspurl NJ no.
Gtrrer enpitblt berltIte lein 2aosr BON bsutf6en grTuttsn,
Y t9arren. bel gStclsidle unb &etail, 9onotes unp 9rnfet-
nonaIgssSaoren, Nlnoeln, Nuife &c. ,e, Die CT I'M grpbeu
uno aleincn btlieif perteuft. e"hn S6ao. ~.
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Mfarmpr =2trbeite,r,
9acpb Ninrs,t

JUtVV Olncent,
Nannfacturer pom ttaltsni1bsn unS amerttani.
ihen @armcr. IOnumentcn, eei6snReinen ispsr
Art nne aasr in rielcs @ei6dft rini6lasenpsr
Mrbeitfn.
,,Nlainfr. sri!6en Der Stem unS 6tsn.
Weine Sreuibe unb 9~onsslrute fnb s;,unSli< eino,[o-
psn, me'ne rrrrdtbi9tn ~grbeitsn, of Sos gtItmodseufe
- Sssaltsnil6em unp amerttaHiIbsm Wsrmpr o~asesfabrt.
~ ~Ttsen1lbein Su rtbmsn unb elmer gtufuso ~ unisrpers
w. ~ .ps ps anperipdrts %berarttee SefteIuneen natfn, ba ids
@ %u9I eir, eas ib nsne aeebrten SunSen sbcn 70 sut
~ !; pSGulser ~bcsienen fam, ais ir9ene elm onSt,er ~Gubritant
- gMNgG Stoet. @ani ewrastenlt Saenh @1nttrt.