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, 1860-09-14
The PuSlltat8 In Rhode I4land-A Ter.
rlbIe KloE.

1le nOoA8oEk3t t6sfaok 0i lQ3 IN iQSLa0I
says:
sHeenan Festival IN this village on ThursdsJ
Of last week resulted in the most riotous aud
shameful sce3es ever witnessed IN Woo1socket.
The pugllistic exhibition itself WIS., nuis:3ce,
aud On insult to every peaceful citizsn, aud
should hare been so regarded and prevented by
the authorities, az it has been in some instances
elsewhere. When it WIS seen that caunon vera
fired to greet the aErirsl Of prz.-6ghter, every
good citizen felt that the moral sense Of tho
community had been outraged; and when they
saw the vast horde Of ruff scufs that aocked in
to witness the exhibition, they justly feared for
the public safety. The fnile demonstrated that
their fears were we'll founded.
''After the crowd returned from the place Of
exhibition. they congregated in PostofEice
Square, and inbibed freely At the neighboring
Liquor shops In one Of these, kept By lii.
Aidrlch, they got into quarrel, and commers-
ed demolsh,n9 tho fu1ni ure and windows Of
the shop. The keeper, fearing the hoase would
% raised to the ground, discharged gun upon
the rabble, which had the eGeef to drlve them
from that immediate vicinity. The rowdies.
being a. fnit Of fight as Of liquor, now com.
nenced q miscellaneous scrimmage in postot1ico
Square, fighting each other, assaulting peacea-
BILE citizens, several Of whom were Knocked
down, and crealinR an actual riot. During one
Of the ntE<ts. Nr. Sewall Phipps was s,abled Ia
the abdomen, recsiving dangerous wound.
These scenes continued for upwards Of an hour.
when tho o&aeers Of the peace arrived. and
aided bJ the citlxens, captured several ct Tho
rinRteaders after stout rssis:arce, and finally
restored quiet to the scene. Some Of the riot
ers took to their heels and we're chased Ont Of
me 1illa,ge. Only four were secured in tho
, 1860-09-14

AEas11. En1roRs: At this time, when two pop.
ulous cities are ahrouded In tha. .trsppings aud
saits OF "os, AND every throo OF the human
hsat' Ii an'okenea and faddaned ut tho recital
o1 .erf'o'e md bitter disaster, it may not oe
un"lse 10 speak word OF caution to those
WHOSE ouasneaa II Is to command Tessels, ana
*no are nous'y IN the habit Of meeting cfaits
.4oen VIII saea precious freight a. out fsH
4a5e nv .af'a3eo 'oe oeckS Oh 'ne a1eA"ooA'
LAZY Hls4a' .....
~ ,fseA ~ ne n.s'efa Oh seaaes' more par
."a'49 - "ns' Ane ~" 2''es 10 toe" as sA''
IL <, a1tec''ona'
$50 1e re" OF no 'n1el'fgens masters nu'
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=. - ..1I - l.7euok "no pA@a4ns ''sSe'' III
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, 1860-09-14

:. M YAscxx AND THE W11xo7 Pnor1so.-Ths
Memphis Bultesia says. "0ld documents"
NJ. Polk once viaely remarked, *'ars dangerous
telngs-" Congressional records tell sonle
strange .nd fearful tales. which have unfortu-
is'ng young mao." Thsy til Us. fof instance,
that the Hon. VIM: L. Yancey eokd in Congress
Ior A< Oregon Blu with til Wilfnof Prorisof
Thus, acknowledging, under oath that Coneresn
has power to abolish slavery in tho Territories,
Yancey voted for; and yet HI. Yanesy hss ths
imPndence to faee = Southern audience md
hold up Ar. Bell n being unsound On the
slavery question.
, 1860-09-14

Il breach Of promise case WAS tried IN Now
York u few days since, in which the defendant
Set up as bis defence that the conditions Of the
contract we're not complied with On the part Of
the plaintiff. Hs testified that he w1s intro
doeed to the plaintiff BY matrimonial broker,
who made her LIVING by commissions on such
transactions. lie was to have $100 with tho
bride; the 800 we're not forthcoming, and con-
sequeutly be declined to come forward-the
$loo being the baais Of the operation. Ths cir
cunstances we're dstsiled BY number Of wit
masses on both sides, and altar the case VIZ
concluded, the jury found verdict for the
plaintiff for tho SUM Of 800,
, 1860-09-14

4 DCxL BErwEkx Two BRorHxHs-Boru k1I4-
Ep.-The fatcbitoches Chronicle Of the 25:h
u!.imo records the following terribls tragedy:
"a qaarrel arose few nights ago between
two brothers named LouRlao, (William and
when = proposition being made by one Of then
that they should fight II out Immediately with
double-barrelled shot guns, It was accepted By
the other. aud firing simultaneously, both Of
them wefe instantly killsd.n
, 1860-09-14
hKT1ToEK.

DEA1H or liz. ". ". HonxEn.-1t grieyea us
TO add that among the liyos lost by the casualty
Of Ar. ". ". Horuer; sou Of tho late Professor
Horner, Of tho University Of Penasylrau1a, and
nephew Of our esteemed fellow cltizeas, S. and
". Welsh, Esqs. Mr. Homer was entering
into manhood, aud had started in business for
Hia death will be ersltly lamented by numer-
ons relatives, friends, and acquaiatsnoea.-
.PXi1adk1pk3 Rxs.
, 1860-09-14

One Of the chief attractions st the SPRINGFIELD
uor1c Show was four-horse tsam, who evRre.
gate 107 years! This team, says : CORRESPOND.
ent, trotted their mile inside Of four minutes,
ThnEsday, trotted lat year in SIS, md can 70.
peat It so-dsy.
, 1860-09-14

The Allns and Expectations Of Douglas
as explained BY one OF his friends.

Eay$ mi,
1bsn,.r.d IN f,1i IN Conversation & 4' Tecentlv
-;,,. . 80 -.-., n.--on., and n,,;t;cs,
f,i,na of NJ nouol..-a oeptleman Of Great
no1;I;cs, e.ner;.nce and aaeacitv. snd who ex.
49, ~, 1;tt,a ;rar.nco i, f;a -. cr,;ar .nb.,.
-n,on n,rt;es and nnon the nrosoect. of 1ta
d;aa..nt p-.,;d.n,{., candidate. III. oan,1a.
man WA frank md communicative. and in thu
conrs. of m hours conversation. gave me much
;nforr,t;on r.1,tire tn tbe canve,a. and ,l,o
-nl;pbtened ma a. tn Mr.. Doupla., real object.
..da-,eotot;o,, w;thou+ rnder.atinc II civ.
ron hi. nre.Jae language. I will condense into
a.. .i1a.t noss;h1a con,nozu Tho apb,+anrs If
h, -an,.,t. Thsv x;l, ;nte,e.t vnr ard1h..
1;sva n. .eonet v;,1 r,ove them IN he trna IN
n. ,.,t., H.re;4 ;4vhat ba sa;J.
nouo,ss lrow. that hi, own e,ect;on ia an i'm,
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, 1860-09-14
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.

The Douglasttes havs finally cornered two
converts to their great principle" aud they
both arc residents-not "citizens" "-of Dayen-
port. Tho frst is Mayor Caldwell, who had al
waJsheen astaunch Douglasits until last spring,
when lie wanted to be Mayor, and came out =
furious Republican, claiming the Office bo COW
eted as recomperss for hi4 recreascy. The
Republicans Of Davenport bang generous
people, and none Of their number wanting tho
office, graiited the desire Of the nsr convert.
: Like dog, he has "7etusned 10 hts @or:it:"
The other is q gentleman Of African deaeent.
known aa Niger Pete." pete's loss is more
ksTeraly felt by the Republicans. Il he had A.
ways been regarded II s:aunch Republican,
although hs had :" NO rights which whi'e man
vas bound to respect" and couldn't vote.
PETE. you will bo missed. T'other man won't.
As a result of the 1ecreancy Of Mayor Ca'd.
well, vs copy tho following from thu Davenport
G1s4k:
Last evening the Wide. .Awakes held their
regular weekly business meeting, Of which no
uoice was given even in the papers. The Re-
The disgrsceful deaertion Of ahs Iats Republican
Mayor, aud each man feemed aching to gire
sntne expression to his own warmed up Repnb-
licaa feelings. They crowded into the Club
room till it was literally filed to overaowing.
Republican after Republican went up and joined
the Wide-Awakes, and were greeted With enthu-
siastic cheeye. A delegation Of thirty, led by
an old merchant, cauu in and ioiued It one
time. During the evening. including eome few
who signed the Constitution during the day.
o,sa hundred dnd tre!pa Republicans joined tbs
Wide .Awakes. So much for Caldweli's ir1u-
ence. "oyer the left-'' Directly the incubus Of
his fellowship was removed-the purity sprang
into life. We thank him. The meeting wa
addressed by Messrs. kogers, Gurley, Thoring-
ton, Price aud Hub5el1-the latter spe; king
when VIC left. Such enthusiasm WIS never be.
fore witnessed at sny meeting in this city. The
news from blaine was read, end it added fuel to
the fame. Such cheering can only come from
Republican throkts. We now pronounce the
Republicans Of Davenport tclde atoak<
One Of the immediate effects Of The visit
and speech Of Gov. Seward at Kalamazoo, is
tie conversion to Republicaniem Of Alexander
aE4Ea
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
F r A N K III UGU EFT.
TO THE MTLLIONi

THE g-"erslencoursgement which h We me.
Win In my new business, induces the return o,
many thanks to this generous publ,r for their
patronage. and solicitation for them to again
netioe announcements to. day to the additional
supplies to my already large and fresh stock Of
s'' goods belonging TO my line Of business. and
~ doing 80 feel fullsssurance that ifihey will
call and see me, they will he satisfied that my ear
nest Efforts i' TO give entire satisfaction, and will
await the pleasure Of showing my stock and serv.
ing "ou ~ho may girs mo a Gull"
FRANK HUGUET,
nov23 Corner OF Third and Laurel strsst
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
COOKING STOVES

TIVE CELEBRaTED Kentucky, Eclipse, Dia
Il mond and PhoniS patterns, and am CONF
dent " will be to your advantage TO call and er
anime bsfore purchasing elsewhere.
msy2i. FRANK UUgUET
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
James NC Way,
RIJII.D IL II


hsGS leave respectfully 10 inform his frierur,
and the citizens Of Baton Rouge aud its entity
generally, that he Is prepared lat short soticel to
execute any orders In connection with the erac-
ton Of, or repairs Of Buildings with which he may
be entrusted. He will also furnish 10 Contractor,
Builders. Plantersaud others, Sash (ready primed
and GlsEed II desired, VENETIAN SHUTTER
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Rolling
blinds, Pannel Doors Sc. of sy required sire, at
as low rates rs they can be obtained esew here in
the South. and Of the best style Of workmanship.
lie has also established In connection with the
above a JOBBING DEPARTMENT, wherein
orders will he executed promptly. CIsTkENB Of
any required capacity made to order.
lie would also respectfully suggest 10 those who
may contemplate building. that he IL prepared to
get up Desgus and Plans Of Rural Cottages and
other Residences, with detailed specification,
Bills ofqusntities OF materials estimates Of Cost
etc.. on reasonable terms. Orders for any of
the above named workmanship. or services, Isf,
In care Of Messrs.
DAN'L. ulCKY, West Baton Rouge,
JORDAN HOLT. Rosedale. La.
ALFRED DUPLANTiER, Manchac, ". n. Rouge.
II. SALE, Springfield, La,
or through the Post Once, will ,neet with with
prompt attention.
CIV shop on North boulevard street, opposite
he state House, Baton Kouge, La.
August 9Th, 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
sEGARsi sEGARst,

DER steamer Ushawba, received n large assort.
i meut Of the most fsvorite brands-for sale
v. uBUpE \ CO.'S
J"hes< Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
STAPLE COOns

OUCH "a Brown and Blesched Cotton
~ Sheeting, Damask Table Linen, FOWL,
and everything IN this line at reduced
prices 4. NJ. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
BACON,

JUST received, five casks clear bacon
~ sides, tor sale low, by
mayl \. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

DBpUGlls. Axes. medium and heavy Corn
Il Shelters and Road sHspe--, Straw Cutters
sud Hay knives, Amss Bowlsud's Spades and
Shovels, Hoes, Socket spa'lesand Hay Forks, Bush
sod Grain soythes, Sickles, Grain Cradles,
Snssth's B'isr Hooks and Twig Cutters, Border
Shears and Garden Trowells, Steel Point Wedges
froes, or, log, back aud trace chains, Blind brt.
dies Collars and flames, Cart Saddles and Breeoh-
ing Cross-out and pit saws, Garden Engines. Our
" Combs and all the other implene n ts genar ally
used, TO be had at the Agricultural establishment
Of
mayT LARGuIFR A LANoUE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
LARGuIgR 4 LANoUE.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

STRAluliT and crooked handle Cane Knives
- With and without hooks. Copper and Timed
skimmers and Lsdes; Cane shed Lantherps F:
Sugar House Lamps. wicks. oil Cans, large and
small; Engineer wrepcbes, ~ 10 IL ins Swa rs
fausets for ~ Sulphite. u Hons aud hair gai,ons
for biSulphite. sschsromets,'s thermometers
Couplings Gusge and stop Cok,s; Packing ofevsry
description AT LACQUER A bANCUES,
octST Cor. Lafayette and Florida st-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
UNION HOTEL.

1--WE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
u above named establishment on Lsvee street.
loot OF Florida. from Mr.. Tom Basslisoo, respect
inIy informs his friends and the public generally.
mat he viii hereafter continue the same busidsss
ana solicit share Of public patronage The house
has undergone thorough repairs and reHtted TO
make u equal 10 any other Hotel In this city
odssy HENRY q. HOOPER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
WINESi MINEsii

Sn BOXES best Table Mine-CIsret an
w White, OF the best brands. In store an
ior sale by NJ. PkBNDbRGAT.
juyll
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
GUNsi cUNstt GUtNs,,,

Nov IN STORE, a complete assortment of
~ Lengths. Bores, Forward and Back Actor
ie'cks-of the celebrated and reliaJls "GilIespj,
shot Guns,' also the unequslied greenser Guns
and Boys Guns. Those ~ want of = 81 OF Gun
are requesisu IN call and examine my stock he
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements Will
be offered that cannot he resisted.
novl5 FRANK UUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

l. A RG UIER a. NOUE
AXESi AxES,,

DO DOZEN Chopping Axes Of collins. BruGs and
Nv other good makers. Light, medium, heavy
aud extra heavy, always on hand at the Hardware
establishmestof bARgUIEH o bANOUE,
mara Corner Lafayette and Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
POST AUGERS.

A INDISPENSABLE Labor saving Machine for
IA Planters, to bore \ and inch holes. for sale
at BARgUIER a JANOUEs
lunelI Cor. Lafayette q Florlaa ats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
CUTLERYt CUTI.ERy,,

HAVE COW w. StO,s and TO arrive. y eompiet .
'ssor tment ofPocket and Table Cutlery, nj
IN .nost reliable makes, and great many ne "
styles, among them the celebrated IndifR ubbe '
Table Knives. Gall and examine than bst,ys
purchasing elssv hsre-as u Is always = pleasure
'" SNOW MY stock. FRANK IiUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
THE VICTORY CORN MILL.

FINiis superior Plantation Meal and Feed NH
Il now without any competitor for sim plicity,
durability. efficiency and chez pness
e. Price SIS cash FOR sale by
spr6 JOSHUA REAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
NEW CONFECTIONERY.
THIRD STREET.

HAVING purchased the stock and fx-
IL lures Of the old and well-known
stand OF the late Y. MussELxAp nnve
made aud shall continue 10 make sddi-
tons thereto, until every article usually
Kept ut such an establishment will be-
found In my shelves. Candies-embra-
cling al the fine fancy CONNECTIONS cakes,
line wines, pickles, preserves, sardines,
segsrs, sauces etc., will be found at my
establishment of the very best. BY strict
personal attention, and q disposition 10
please the public, | am determined to
make the Third Street Confectionery
equal TO the growing wants Of the City,
and surpassed by none in tho State. Store
open day and night TO y O'Clock.
novl5 e.. ID. WADDILL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

A COMPILE rEsssortmsnto of Dress Trim
n mipgs Of all colors and kinds.-iust
opened. W.D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

DLAYiNG CARDS. large supply Of Samuel
L Harris Playing Cards. all qualities and prices,
Tor sale low TO the trade by
juy@ r. d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
sEGAHs AND SNIFF.

JUST received new supply aud sold In qusn
81 Titles TO suit.
may6. " UFTJDE A co
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
House Furnishing Goods

RRUslIhs OIL kinds Feather busters, Coffee
- Mills, keelers, buckets. Stoves, Dust Pans
O'd Dominion Coffee Pot lat reduced prices) ID
the od French Coffee Grecque-aIl sizes SUI 10Th
Irons Preserve Kettles, EnsmeIsd and Brass kit
chen saw Knives, Spoons, &c.
may2l FRANK UUgUET
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06
CITY PRoFEssIoNA. CARDS.
MORGAN q MORGAN,

s~sss~ssssss-.s~-s--.ss~ ss~-s.ss>-.ss
}. Q. hJhnAN WYNN. -..-............r MnhaAn ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-06

ID LAIN, Waved. Gilt, Rosewood and
japanese Mouldings. new assort-
ment, call and examine.
&C. WILSON,
m22 Main ST., below Montan d. Malta.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-03
Nr. 1Oap.

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er'dhisn hSrtr, uno fling orrrntlib on ,u ,i,tern;
adj. 10 ein @smTib
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sSann nj etnn wptI rie 3pts,cit Icin2 frus
Wre. ptlt.r.
gfun, Innat rirr's nidht mebr raucrn mciate
Nfrs. Smlrb, renn rrii nod beute - oter purt
trehsn fs miitlidt iton ouf; = Of mir Srausn
osnn audi mitasbsn2
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rrnS. mfin Nitcr wirp' 20 pubI aud nid,t orrr
isben; i'd rsits ,u eaufr, nter gum SearStnil,
tnmmtn mir bed Atle piecer mcrsen sxIammen
Sifsritp, srwiperie Mrs. Smitb, inpem fie
'br Yfsrb an tintn umIicssneen Saumfamm
fup'ts uno nit reirn l5iilfs in ren Satttl lfico.
Dir @nreren fcisten isBi steufans meiitens ib.
rem Ssi pieI. mnp tnrss 3eit naehpsm bic IGn-
nsr anf ihrtm ilnGfi1sn Youeys cappna,Iprsnot
porsn, uRe bic Spnns fCbflpeno t'ntcr ben pcf.
iteben SuAr!rsben binuntsrInnf, p,rlise and, per
wsttiitts lttiI Der gsrinmmluna pru pias, rpt
ntdt obns rrrbtr nod brr,Iicbr griee uno SeI.
lsrunsspiinidte fur ibrsn SesIsnbrten Orr oe-
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babtn. Gle aub ftit ptriprat, lie ale aus,urid.
ten. nno Tiir ben 8rantsn wis fur Gin eiaence
&inp ,u lcrssn.
(5prtirbung folst)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-03
OOrtirbung folst.)
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= Wein @ats pirSt mir INNER scr, i'd te.
Fumnirrs mid Hibt ssnue nm Die Ride. Sabei
fcdbe nnp Teps i'd fpriwdhrrnp = Dor g4utb
Ater mas bilft's? gpas i'd ibm aud rinbrpdr
sr mill ss nismhIs anseNen sBtr aIio bat bic
SGuIr
= Gin Ittbafttr Rann, mnwillia ibsr tos
Stirassn snes Sroueu,immsrS, reI nus f: Sd,
mo@ts iis esratben, nm pc pruaeIn 3u Oiirlen.
- Gcnrrnticn iur g9eibtrrsdt. 1T immrr tei
elmer DilFR 8la1r uon 9abirs pas SeiSael6rei.
Bon sinrr eoaYrnnon fur Q8eibsr i6t.n
linp Die eaneipaitunea int'S 6Olentraeen ean,
| mduSebspillu.
a,1sr MtnFh mus triufen au6 brm GiIrn.
pat onIslanp ssiaat inOrfen
2Siu' umarfebrt itt tsiI oinfen:
Gsr NsnlG mub eiien au9 tsim lrinttn.
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llnDertafina.

Der llner,ei6nete III iset i'm Stanpe, eeen @nftraa in
'snsn ebdts aueAllbrsn UNI mar 10 bta ais mbelit
Sme @new@pl son Sa sen ilt fUrEpdhrcrp orrr6ibia
Gin neuer, gutter 2pbtennae een ntt eiuen autfU Sri
Der ane rubissn 9ferbru fir eipaaen @BcbraU6.
Die %umerflamtst spict> nb1bern u Tamilier rok
GuStclrune pcn SOp6a's Stublen n spr,no ~ ,trop,n
MIN prompt belurgt. Granets pSubt
Srpdeltr., 9dc htr aIen Sr dEe
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Meter GcbiG,


v. 6ettce,
Brcac Strsee. ,siihen 6. ii. Z. Gtraet, nstcn
q. Sdbdc'c ,,91ilbe!m 1cQ Sdus"
Dsrcbs nretlt benz bI,atn une curHreiituotn TutIl-
tum ltut Iufs ssibmadpclite ,inNrittec 8artirfHhe
une i&mtiGei %. oaF Nitnane tircu Sbup auotre ais
bcIf ufrcecn user Die rrribebai SIerlnecrns pcr;df
Gle ibm ituen uuc itrtr Gjtbugn 5daet III 2tc
wre. Gtrnrr empEsbt n ,u brurailber Sptrotirnen
as 3aendueucbmtn, Gserlaen, Slutc9etetn. S6rSpitE
i 9eritlte fubrt Gin Eager Der beitu YdrimcricE u
abrcr en. Meeticitustt linr scscn bae raurtrecn u
Guefalsn Der baart. linz 3uipru6 bittet y. 5cttts.
6rieer. @ctba,r's 9uutrtrttr 5amtlisn. Ssulcnrer
iir 1860, % 9tS., bel q. y. Stsdsr
Ten Nbcuutnten .,ltrtr 8erSNrS'S Sannrttn- st-
rerer eent ;ur stiSlisn Sahr6, eat eit Tstnur ssa
Srn SIab aStrtcmnsn eabe uae 3sttlunseu fur Nt
ssrt'r tntsts:n ntbn't. :. p. Sttdsr.
Sregt Nertelcrura i'm :}dbuauS,irbsn.
G. 9S. Scure
maGt auru, wrISe 3dtre duSsraen ,rnitn bic gn;eia
eaE leet I'M Veite nTumenten it, pcr;illirr ale
ale e 9ebrduhttn Die Gnfabbc une Srfcmmtnbcit ib>
r 0rnruecn III her Grt. c0F Cas- aueiicbn Der Sibu
islt mnlerpS mdtcn nlenNsS piebu rtn 3dbu bct rem
ttn Strlub btraueuiicbt ibn ,erbrc6cn cccr eae
.sbnariih rcrIeEeu.
Sue anetrn Sserdticueu. ais 5nntu, &enis une Gin
tsTtn TeR 3atnen lttrt uie lui aus1tiubr.
Sthte: WainIr'er. Npiirtsu Der y. naP 10.
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6ranl Staurc.

Us @rracf:aBe. ;riiobrn Der 6. unp I. Ctr.
bali Gin reitte unc wobIaIortrite gaaer pen
GisarrCu, 0dutts, Rdus unr GoduunIt,boF
tantr ISGbrifGtian uur Amrrrtaticn.
Il I'M Grre uo aenotauf III BEN biGaittn lP,rfnrci
zen atIdft. Ndmn ipici YSccereertiufsr ntt prri5r
men rt lem srrrpretn tec nc tbrc @ntaue anccrpciii
m10Vn. g.
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gNithtia fir gLas nnp iepen @lnnlnen

nnttscne:r ibe benz sesbri!n ublifum mt bar er ein
Wager aer Seren sSent une Glauprs hiIt better Gua
tlt bic I'M Grsrn une aleinen rne III ptn baiSen sT
len atldBt 1erclbe bd slr&fae cir Yoorr .pn osubsr
tragrrn, esutider JSur Serv,laiepurlf Sutpurf unS
S1isnIlenm4sen, Siroeleu, S0ronte, Siprhen Saisr,
ruet Absnib hpeierfa une dlsr irter srtfel bic in
2SrGaf,en unb ron @rlpattutsn se6raust nrpcn 8ist
S'ntante tRen etnlbsn in Sian6 wisprr,m 5uscrl bil
0etIeuItn Su tpnhh Spbn S6ae
NfotnifraEt, ,nii,+eu ,rS 1e