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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15
SOLID On IN THE SHAPE OF Coal
Pittsburo Post Of the 11th SAYS:

Owe have been favored with small speci-
men of coal from the neighborhood Of Cairo
station, Richie county, Virginia, on the
Northwestern Virginia Railroad, which is
of peculiar quality, It has been tested
by various chemists, and has been found
to be as it were chrystalized mineral oil,
being without qualification, and free from
any foreign substance. The tests have
shown that it will yield one hundred and
sixty-fve gallons Of crude oil to the ton.
After one refining process, eighty-two per
cent. Of refined oil was obtained after a
second distillation, sixty-one per cent. of
the whole amount was obtained in pure
oil, and thirty per cent. of lubrieating oil
and parafne. By taking portion of the
coal and laying it on a hot stove or shovel,
it's extraordinary quality is obvious. It
melts and runs like wax. The vein which
has been developed is upon the land of Mr..
William Campbell. The position Of thu
vein is different from that in which it is
usually found. It is not horizontal, but in
cone-like or vertical shape, running over
q hill. The vein is not mere than four feet
wide, though unfathomable III depth, as a
shaft sunk in the valley for over tbirty-four
feet still found it, and it has been traced
in its narrow comb-like shape from both
sides of the hill towards the top. A COM
pany who examined the location, have pur-
chased one hundred acres Of land containing
the vein for $500. 5-ls.L4
The richness of this coal in oil renders
it Of great value. 1t is quite probable that
if shafts arc sunk deep enough, reservoir
Of mineral oil, similar to that in Veuango
county, will be reached, from which this
vertical vein of solid oil originated. Fur
Their examinations in the vicinity are about
to be prosecuted, which will, without doubt,
result in the discovery of valuable mineral
deposits.
The Prairie Farmer gives the following
recipe for keeping potatoes intended for
the use of the table until new potatoes
grow: "Take boiling water, pour it into
tub, turn in as many potatoes as the water
will cover, pour off the water, handle the
potatoes carefully, laying them up in dry
place, on boards, only laying one layer
deep and see if you do not have good pota-
toes the year round, without hard strings
aud watery ends, caused by growing"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15
Mothers t.! Mothers Mothers :!

Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's
soothing Syrup for children Teething. 1t
has no equal on earth. 1t greatly facili-
tates the process of teething, by softening
the gums, reducing all infammation-will
allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it mothers, it will
give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in
all cases.
This valuable preparation is the pre-
scription of Que of the most experienced
and skillful female Physicians in New Eng
land, and has been used with never falling
success in millions of cases.
We believe it is the best and surest rem
edy in the world, in all cases of Dysentery
and Diarrhea in children, whether it arises
from teething or any other cause.
If life and health can be estimated by
dollars and cents, it is worth its weight in
gold.
Millions of bottles are sold every year
in the United States. 1t is an old and
well-tried remedy.
PRICE ONLY25 CENTS PER BOTTLE
n9 None genuine unless the fac-simi-
lie of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York
is on the outside wrapper.
| Sold by Druggists throughout the world;
and by L. CURTIS, Geneva.
Aag 3. 80 u
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15
IWP SYRAC Sc =la
Medical Dispensary

Established for the relief Of the mis- guided and in.
prudent cotary of false pleasure, aeho, finding that he
has tnbibed the seeds Of certain loasoe disease, as
from i'll timed Of shame deferred from apply
ing physician lghoSe knoacedgc and experience
alone befriend him IN his distress
Persons calling see but the Doctor.
Ofica No. 10 Wieting Hall Block, up Stairs,
Opposite (vyesD the Syracuse House,
Syracuse, n. Y.
THE FOUNDERS OF THIS CELEBRATED INSTI-
tuition offers the most certain, speedy and efectuai
remedy in the world for -
SECRET DISEASES.
Much attention has been given to the treatment OF
Seminal Weakness, difficulty produced by the early
abuse of the system Persons afflicted with the dli-
Guilty be readily cured by local applications which,
has been clearly demonstrated by eminent surgeons,
both of this and the old countries. No can eV
expect to be cured by taking medicine without
these applications, which perfectly harmless in
their nature, but all powerful in removing said diff
cult
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15
Cures Guaranteed.

These applications can be easily made aud any one
can make thems, without the knowledge of his
most intimate friend No emissions after the first
application, and they pain.
There are persons who indulge in the fond yet IRA
tional belief that nature is capable of resuming with
assistance, her lost power. To such only say
the time which is wasted in this delay precious
and irretrievable, and only tend pcrpeuate the
habits of HOPELESS imbeciy and render mroency per-
manent.
NOTICE TO ALL.
These applications can be sent by mail to any ad-
dress, secure from danger observation One pack
age is generally sufficient to effect permanent
Price SIS per package, sent to any address, and
warranted in ali
Persons afflicted with any form of PriUate disease,
will be cured at home a receipt of letter desert
bing symptoms and enclosing So for which their med
cine will be sent to them from observation,
with full and explicit directions for use.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

Albany Journal does Mr.. Lincoln no more
than simple justice when he says: ave can
work with will for the election of such a
man, for with him as with Gen. Taylor, we
know that he VIII, as President, be, what
no has has ever been a citizen, faithful and
fearless
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15
Indigestion and I1npurity of the
Rlnod.

ReU J. 7. Hines, Pastor Of Aduent Church, Boston.
On. AVER: have used your Pill, with eNtraord-
nary success in my family and among those am call
ed to visit in distress. To regulate the ef d
geston and purify the blood they the very best
remedy that have ever known, and can confidently
recommend them to my friends.
Yours, J. V. HINES.
Warsaw, Wyoming Co. n. Y, Oct. "a, 1865.
DEAR SIR: am using your Cathartic Pills in my
practice, and find them excellent purgative to
cleanse the system and purify the fountains of the
blood. JOHN G. MEACHAM, L. d.
Erysipelas, scrofula, Kings Evil,
letter, Tumors, and Salt Rheum.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and
Gout.
From Forw aring Merchant, st. Louis, Fed. 4, SO.
DR. AVER: Your Pills the paragon of all that is
great in medicine. They have cured my little dough
ter of cerou upon her hands and feet that had
proved incurable for years. Her mother had been
long previously afflicted with botches and pimples on
ler skin and IN her hair. After child was cured,
she also tried your Pills, and they have cured her
ASA MORGRIDGE.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

Politics AND RELIGIoN.-A writer in the
Boston Plot, jealous organ of Catholicism
insists that every good Catholic, so far as
he is governed by the canons, principles and
policy of his Church, must take the Demo
cratic side" and adds:
''The position taken by Seward, Lincoln,
Chase, Banks, and all the Republican lead
ers. is distinctly and decidedly Catholic,
and if any Catholic supports them, it is in op-
position, will not say to the requirements,
but will say, to the principles Of his religious
faith"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

SF Considerable alarm among the West
European powers has been occasioned by the
circumstance that Prince Gartschakoff has
given notice to the several ministers at ST.
Petersburg, the Turkish representative ex-
cepted, that the Gar can no longer view with
unconcern the prosecutions Of the Christians
in Turkey. At the same tine there are fresh
rumors of armies being concentrated on the
Pruth for the purpose of enforcing the dec
laration thus put forth, despite the reverses
experienced FIVE years ago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION While the
Democratic Convention at Charleston was
quarrelling ''aboul niggers1 it seems Sambo
took advantage of the noise and confusion
to run away Charleston paper says:
ave understand that about fifteen negroes
have been missing since the adjournment of the
Convention, which evidently shows that that
body was accompanied by some private ennis
saries of the underground railroadn
Southern cities will be shy of Democratic
Conventions after this. Stree Dem
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

- train of 81 mules, from Sonora, were
attacked by the Apaches, near Hanover copper
mines and captured; five persons killed All
the mules at Elwell and Dragon Spring Station,
on the overland mail route, were stolen the
route being without protection and liable to be
interrupted. Fort Fillmore their only reliance
is said to be garrisoned by ten sick Dan. The
commanding officer, Lieut.. Whistler, applied for
rations for volunteers who had gone out
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-09

te9t, oeltn ale nmItanOe lpreden oofiir, Dap
5reaner lelblt BON leiner 9tidt 8efabi9uns
lt4t8 muBte. Nber eben ba & er pou oieier
Mdtz9efa6i9nng nidt8 muBte, mub i9nl III
zen Nu9en zines jeoen llnbefan9enen gum
l4peren Sorpltrf 9ereider uno eS 1T nldt
edit bon bet beniDfratilden Sette, baB lte ole5
len Scrlpirf 10 gang urp gar 81 pertuldell
ludt u1o nur Wprte pe8 2pbeS fur ben aufrtd9@
tisen Serrn Treuner bat. 0enen, pelde 9ra.
Sreaner non1inirtel1, ma9ell mir fetnen Sor@
rpurf, oenn es mar ibnen nidt %5uSumutben, oa8
Datum ieiner 91iffebr aus @alifornien 10 Sc
tau gu fennen Ell aber fannte pteie8 DATUM
Jenau fcl9li4 1T ltur unsunebmten, paB er
Die s ftttuttpn umiereS Staa<
ties ntdt fannte unb eaB ibm ni6t eut>
NAL Die Seltimmungen oerlelpen iiter bic Qua=
tifitati6nen zines Heprdlentanten befanltt MAJ
ten. Sine Iclde unpiienbeit clues Mianne8,
Der ltd I'm cine &eprdlentantenIteae beipirbt,
5ebt aber mirflid ms llnperl6dmte lttp lie
miro Srn. 6reaner in ben Gusen aler l1npar=
teitlden ltet8 sur 8lqplo9e 9erei6en, obne Dat
man pesbalb nSt9i9 BAT, ieine pariOnlide @9ren:
bafti9feit III 3meifel al Stebett. r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-09
Sestes BON asalbinstOn.

@ Burlington, s. Mdr5. Seute gtad=
mittag ipurpe Senor Ser9e8, Der @eianpte
Bara9uap's, ultc fem 2e9atiptS lefretar benz
Brdlipenteu BON StaatSlefretdr SAP ppr9eite(t.
Der @elanote ipra6 Die marine Sreanoiduft
ieiaeS Staate8 fir bic 9. ct. unp fir ben Yrds
1tbentert aus. s
BrdiiOcnt 8udarun erwiberte pa,auf nit
S~er5lidfeit.
Miuilter See 2aue tpiro nt einisen Easen
an 8pro be8 8. ct. Oampfer8 8rpptlpn na9
8era Gru5 5uritdfebren. Seine 91iftebr 9ez
i6iebt ppr Nlem 8ebuf8 Der Seldaeung ames
tifanil@er 8itrSer mro ibre8 @i9entbum8.
OaS Wilitdr peS OiitriftS Columbia lit
9D4 %erfrelt, pa pa8 Srie98miniiterium lie
addltens in Stano iesen miro, li4 in cin tiid=
9te9iment III pr9aniliren.
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Selc9rapDii1e Nntbrt6ten
8ert6tet fur ben Baltimore Weder."
NnnoreB.

@aibtn8tpn, 8. Mar5. SeAot.
Cameron itber9ab eine Sd,us5plsDetlttort aus
8enaiplcanien.
Grimes f~itnoigte ait, baB er cine 8ia eias
brin9en merbe, tprrnad Der Diitrtft Columbia
an Marplanb 5uriid9eseben ulo Die gultOeSz
6auptltapt anper8mobin berlegt iperoen lpQ.
Die Seimltdttebta wur6e auf bic Ga9eScrb=
nun9 bes udditel Dienlta9 selett.
Sau8. Nuf ben Nntra9 bon 8rar9 ipur=
be bel6loflen, Das Sulti5s@ omtte lple einen
geridt bariiber au8arbeiten, pbeS nidt mDs=
lid mare, @eIebe 5u e%rlalien, lppourd Die Sr=
earlilatipn pe8 6auIe 8 erleidtert unD fir gr-
6altung Der Srbnuns Dor benz 3ultanbefpm=
men Der Spre9erlp1bl 9elor9t lpirp.
&ellpss bra6te cine 8ill Ell, wernad 2anb
an mirtlide NnIieoler in Terrttorien persebeli
uno ben Semp6nern Der Gerritprien ba8 Ge9t
perlieben merben lol, ale Eerritoriulzge am=
ten gu mdblert. SIN b18 Serritprial7Gpm
permieIen. 4
@urlep beridtete I'M Narnet be8 Druf=@p=
mites gu @unlten Der 8iQ, purd Npel@e bic
Druid, 8u9btnber Soften &c. berab9eiebt per~
ben. @r tabelte urf'S 8itterlte Die bi8beri9e
cDrrupte 8rlri8,
Die Sia murOe all baS Ylerar>G ontte per>
mielelt.
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unb 10 Wdunern. Die MSrber singen pann
nad 0tplf'8 Saule u11p blteben cine 9an5e $50
DE oi9t Bel Dem S6auplaee ibre8 %bluti9en
Serbreden8, fpdbreno bic unbeerpi9telt 3elden
Elm Spfer miloer Sbiere lpurpen. Der @e=
lt1llf Der perme lenpen 2eidell pertrteb 5nlest
bic WtGrper. Nar bic 2eiden, Die IN ben
armIeli9en 0teilerbitten la9en, ipuroen per-
brannt, inDem man Diele 6iitten ulp nit olele en-
ou8 gauge @igentbum Der lm9liidliden Sltplaz
ner nieperbrannte. Na6t8 l6liben ltd Die
%un9liflideu Snoianer berbet r1p l4leppten 10
ptel 9et4elt meg, al8 lie %fpnnter, nm tie 81 be-
srabe1. Der .9telt piele8 un9litfltden Stali<
me8 mar e8, Der ppr eini9en Wpnaten in Gan
francisco paranirt murbe.
Merfpiirpi9 1T, paB lelblt nad Geribnn9
oteler l6cuBlt9en grauI ~anlteiten Die Stotaner
feinen Seriuf ma9ten. it6 gu rd9en. count
unp leine @pitp1Snpn'8 batten itber 1000
Stif Sie6 berumlaufen uto bic SnbIar1er be-
6qnpelten i'm unp Ietre 2eute freuuolid. Sic
erfldrten nod O1onate na9ber, Dap ite ME BAR
an gebadt bitten uno nod nidlt paral1 oG4ten,
nit ben 8eiBen in llnfrieoen gu lebel.
Gin Ste9 Der 2tberaleu tn
Meriep, Sine Corresponding aus Wpnte>
req BPM 8. 6ebruar beri9tet itber Die geieber~
lage Mirantpn8 an ben Oorranca8 unp per=
li6ert, paB oielelbe pplll tdnpig "9emelen lei. ST
@forcirte rie 8alla9e Orr& oaS @ebtrge ln0
nabrl @plima in 8eitB, ein Oprf an Der paciz
fil9eil &ilte uabe BET Gepic bort mltrpe er
BON ben Qtberalen utter 8ueblito, 8ale uno
S9alon anSegrtffen, muBte ben BlaB rdunet
utls lid}in Die 8erse 5uritf5iebeu, 10 beftl9 Don
ben 9tberalen Der fpl9t, oaB er fqu,n oaS et9erle
9ebet Su retten I'M StanDe mar. @8 belBt,
Dap cine 8ombe 10 nabe BET ibm plabte, DaB
elmer lei1er Apjutanteu ulo ibm lelblt ba8 BferD
utter benz 2eibe 9etSotet lpurpe. Nftt $500
Mtann latete er in @plirta all, ging in 9ertr~
ger Stdrfe nad @uao1lalara 5nritf, perlpr
800 Epote, Der 3erltreuten uno SerniBten
ni9t gu seoenfen. MAJ
Sen, 3ua5ua organiIirt feline 3rtppen fir
eine neue Gantpa9ne III Wpnterep uno ptrp,
ipbalp ct geniSenoe 8rdfte p%erianlmelt bat,
na4 DEM Snnern ab9ebet, INN ben Sefebl urlz
ter Die @ren5truppen 81 iibernebnlen.
@ine @ptoufta BON $1,000 III Stlber
entl9lipfte Der Aufmerfi amfeit bon Miramon'8
@a9en ullo purpe ppbl nur peB9al6 nidt cont
fi8cirt. Matt Bate pa8 @elD IN Sdde perz
tbeilt, bic 8p1net utD &Drn eut6ielten.
Sol. QuirD9a BAT BON Gator5e, elmer retden
Otinenl taot, 8elte 9enoinmen nrtp 1T I'M Srrz
riifer 9esen San 9ai8 be9riffen, beien @i1z
nabne nit 8etinnntbeit erpurtet miro, fam
oie8 aber sel6eben uno 3acateca8 grnpmmen
merber, 10 muB Dem Sanoel teueS 9eben gu
8beil merpet. ,
Sine buortrauberOe ErasSbie e%reisnete iid
in Saltilo, inoem li4 5pil4en ben ODftOren
Wartir unp Sling cine Wteinun98perlaieoelt=
belt ersab, bic 10 beftig murbe, Dap Der 2ebtere
ben Grlteren erldpB. Serr Sing batte unenp<
flide QScbltbatell BON Or. Wtartin erfabret,
pel9er 2eetere aus 2ertnston IN Sly. ltautmt,
no cine 5ablreide 6amilre leinen pOr5eitisen
Sob beflast. Or. Sing 6atbie 6ltdt ersriffen.
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Oa8 BON 6ranfreid aus perbreitete Naticnoliz
taten<8rin3ip bat lidt erlnan9elt audi inter
ben Bplen 3n 5iinoen iiberaQ tbut man ltd,
5u nation alien 8ereinen 5ulunmeli, NIB preaz
liilirt liA, alS pb Der Gag Der 8ieoer9eburt
Dor Der Tbare wdre. Wtanmodte bic lnsarn
lid gum 8prbilD nebmeu. Die Yclen mplen
mod INNER ni9t 8lauben, puB ibre @eldi4te
ab9eldlpHen uno &r8c5iuSfo'S Bort u6intS
8olpniaeH CUR @abrbeit Srppr0en It. Dieler
pplitild unfru6tbare YatriptiSmu8 5ei9t ppf,
audi einise CUTE 6rii4e, i1pem er bic natiCrale
2iterat1r aufmuntert unb unterItiist. Sreili4
lduft pa piel llebertreibung uuo ~leberldaeun9
nit unter, IL. @eilte8prpputte perOen gu Meiz
lterltiiden erbpben, Die IN Oeutl9laub nidt
einnal 8ea4tung iiupcn, ia wpbl gar elmer
unbarmberSigen &rltif er%Iallelt wiiroen.
SdypeSen.
Selfintpr9. Der larpinilde @elaubte,
Mardele IRiqlicrati, 1T Bel ieiner a,tuuft
auf l61pepiidem 8pDen in 6elltnbcr8 iO9lei4
bon Dem @elansperein be8 freiptli9en Sranos
corps unp einen I6eil be8 WtilitdrmulifcprpS
nit elmer SerelaOe besriiBt lpprren. slpf cine
2drepe, pel6e Die Spmpatbieen peS Idmeoi=
l6en 8olfe8 fitr bic ltaabbdn9i9feit StalienS
au8Ipra6, erlpioerte Der @eianpte, inoem CT
periiderte, Dap 9anS Stalicu pantbdr0 Die Alter'
%feunllllt9 Der Spmpatbieen S4mepell8 t9eile.
Auf Elm 6pd), nelde8 benz SDlt9 glctpr @lna@
nuel ar89ebru9t murDe, erlpiperte Der WtInlS
tier nit einem jol9en mi BEN SDnis &arl AV.
nnt Shmpnpn
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aepnblifanilae etaatseoneentidn IN maraebufrt


RepnblifaniiNe Staatsconpen,tip5n III Maaffacbuietts.
B prcelter, z. W1ar5 Die republifa=
nilde StaatScplpenti0n frat beute bier aulaut=
men, I'M 81 lammtpertreter beS Staate8 in Der
geaticnalz@ Convention gu ipdbleu. Son. SO.
6. &nOlpltOn tpurpe gum YrdFoenten ernanr,t.
Sn leiner aatrittSrece Iprad e. feline unipauz
Oel6are Gr9ebenbeit 9eset bic lluion urto feline
Sorltebe ftr Semarba aus.
0adl Dem 8eridte pe8 9egitimatipll8zg pnri
tie lparen III Spwn8 pur9 976 Oeleaaten
repro entirt.
gu Sci lnrttpertretern IN Der Natipnal=
Convention lpurbeu ernannt: Spbn U Nll=
prefpS pom 8viton, @nlisn $ aellcea bon
Yitt8iielo, SO 8Outpea BON @rptpm, 8 g
Gpmin8 Don 6rrburp. Die beiben erften iol=
len lar SeparO, bet brittle fir 8mlfS, Bput=
lpeQ ulentldieoen leil.
8ei bet 8iiftebr nu4 8oltcn nabm elmer in
pen GlIenba9nipas9pnS gum SpaB cine abz
Thinning Dor, nobel Semarb 129 uup
8anfS Sc Stilnmer erbielt. 81
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Cincinnati ,,Stcms.

@incinnu att, Z. Wtar5. ,Sa iesk
gtadt i9nitt Yatrif Wc6u9b leiner yrau bic
Geble alb Spbn Wfiler fpltr0e 6et elmer Straz
Benrapferet our4 einen Melerftid l6per pers
lest, unp >. y. gaparb fiel plSblid tubt in
Der Str1Be rieoer. @e tern Moraet wurbe
eIae 6ralt toot IN i9rem Bette eefunSen. an ber
@fe BON Pearlitr. uno @eitern Mom Sim
Spua.a9 oeroraante eine Todter BON Spbn
Straltoil, an Der WfOnt9omerp GbauGee. Seute
gtor9elt bronnte ber lSutmaderlaben bon 8.
Staac8 & go. ab<
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Scr nnteraana Ses @ampfcrs ..eunaarian. "

SO pntrea al, z. Wdr5. gompnitpu,
4Qan &SO. 9abeh cine tele9rapbtl4e Depez
lde BON Darlington erbalten, worin eS beiBt,
DAB Der 2ei6nam zines Manne8 am Sap Sable
9~efumoel ipurse. Der &ppf maj. QbserilIen Ii.
oa9er cine @rfennuis nidt mSglid. Sin apfs
fer puroe f%eraer 9efunpen nit 8riefen an 9.
W. 8caltOnj ferner Elm Bult, III mel9em 1id
grtefe f%anoen, a~oreiiirt al Sarrp s.. Cotton,
2anlbpltr 6pnie, 8aaihpt.
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Baltimore 1Dflkfr.
Baltimore, ben 8. Mtdr5 1860.
Die 3edtsfrage bel Der AbieBnng
Stnnp's.

Seuatpr 9e0Ott SAB lid Die srSBte Mibe,
ben 2iAter Stump l5t. retten. Sll ben pers
ldienenen SpeeAe8, nit melden er leiien
i6On 9eferu ppu un8 belprrdenen Antras be-
g%riinpete, 5dblte er nit pieler 8ereotIanlteit Die
SinOen Der oenlptratii9en 8artei, ibre ldle9>
ten geCminatipnen &c. uuf. Diele 8prpitrfe
ltlo fretlld nun gu lp1br, flilleen aber i'm Wtnn@
be zines Baltimprer &l1Dw Neptbin98 lebr lpls
oerbar uno palIet gar nidt 5ur pprlte9enoen
6ra9e; 6enn ais Stnnlp bon Der oelncfratts
Iden B1rtei npminirt pur6c, ltaro er tpd IN
aatel1l Suite ltrlo eben bic oeI1pfratil9e Bartei
6riliQt ia Jest, no er leinen 9uten Ruf per-
I6er3t BAT, auf Ietne ableBun9. Den ldlauet,
auT Die SerI6leppun9 Der 9ar5e1 Sadesbez
redneten @inmano g)ellott'8, raB Der Senot
fem betr. @pnlite mn al8 @ranp Surn unp ben
BON pemicl6en erItatteten geridt nun al8 Inz
flaae III betradten babe, uuo paB paber Der
Senat ieet erlt nod BON it'd aus ale 3eu9en
perbrren uno Elm 8laiooAer g~eltatten unp DAP
audi pa8 61u8 oieie BrpSepur n1dbclen miiiIe,
b~eleiti9te Sr. @olo8borOugb, Der Sorliber pes
betr. Senut8S@ pmite'8, nit einem b~eribnteil
8eiIpiele Qu8 Otafladnlett8 er 3ei9te ndmlth,
baB Die 8erfdHung bon NfaHa1uIett8 uitses
fdbr 6teIelben 8eltimm1nsen iber Die Nble5z
3uu9 Der 91tdter ehtbalte pie Die unirise unb
DAP Die oprtt9e @eleb9ebun9 BET Der Nbiebuu9
be8 9fi4ter8 2orins na9 oenllelben OtppuS
perfabren lei, wie uuIer 9feprdleutunten9uu8,
alip gang is, ME eS audi ba8 6etr. GDl1ite UNI
IereS Senate8 pprIdlase. 0teleS Setlptel lit
in Der Chat iebr t%refenp. Ater ipen lpllte e8
ni6t amiiireu, Dap urtlere Murplanper Dentpz
fraten, - pieiel6en, pel9e beI9lp1ien baben,
Dap etn S6wur5republifaner ntdt einmal So
light ooer @onbnfteur etne8 ltattiI9en Glen
abu=@a9gon8 in Baltimore peroen barf N
eben in Den brentenoten 6ragen lire @el6plle
aus ben Grlenalen oe8A yS6war5republifaui8>
ml81 6pleu ? Da8 W"tetrppolitanz8 o li5eiz@ez
leb, Oa8, abseleben BON Der aldermen 8eltimz
mlun9 9eaen Sic Wdblbarfeit Don 3epublifaz.
ner1l gum Soften zines Yoli5eiDiener8, 9dn5
pOrtreflid 1T, babeu ie teilabe p6rtli9 aus
benz BON Der republif11tI9en @eleb9ebnrt9
Rem-0Orf8 genla6ten, prn ibnen aber bis Dor
&ur5em ais tprannil9 perldrieenen WetropD-
titan : @elebe obsei9riebet, ulio ieet ltiben
fe lt6 bel Der 4b iebuns Sturnp'8 auf bic Nb<
iebung pe5 Gidter8 2oring burh bic @elebee=
bun9 unD ben @puperneur BON MaliahulettS,
auf DieIelbe Nblebuns, Die BON Der 9au5en BIZ
mDfratifden Brelie biS Dor &ur5em ais ,yeon
plus ultra" nGroltden @erratb8 an ben 8e6z
ten be8 Sioen8 oerponnert prroe ; ~befanntli9
purbe 9fi6ter 9pring abSeIebt, neil CT BET Der.
Au8lieferung bes fli9ttgen Sflapem
Burn s in BDIton nttgeptrft Bate.
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Smpatbieen fir ben 9onH

ora 80 aa[t ~ y s. IS, Z. Mdr3. Sine
gIeBe SoltSSerlainnii1is wurSe aeltern 9(6enO
u Der 81. O{ldaelS @at9eprale 9e6alten, INN
Den S95lpatRieen fir ben BaYlt anSornf ~
Seesll, aeber 1000 Ser pnen tparet onpeIenS,
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S = bat man immer nrd ni6ts oehSrt
9fal1 Jay TIN 5lleBt IN einem gBooen cSr no,
9allllltrll mad Niasara SALTS fiibrenoen 8oht
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eAiffabrt inn 00nnecticut.

SartfOro, @Onn., Z. Wdrs. Die
Sdifffabrt 1T I'M Connecticut mieoer erSffllet
worpen. Der Dampfer u@itu Of Sartfpro"
ipelder 9eltern 9tadmitta5 nm 4 ubr BON
SEEM Oprt at9in9, fam beute Mor9en ali, cbnje
Dap ibm auf Der 6abrt Sinpernille Durd pa8
Sis in ben We9 aeleat lpuroen.
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2lbfahrt Der .@mrnnn."

8Oiton Z, W3drS. Scr enslil4e gplf-
u@urppa" legelte beute Mittas nit
20 Palla9ieren fIr 2tperporl ltno 20 fir 6as
lifar, lltp $3.50 @pntlnten ab.
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ri8ter DIXON ltimmte se9en Oas @eiud unO
9ft9ter Bupne fOnlte iitdt f%timnten, Dd CT oer
4npalt 8optb'S mar, ebe er gum 91i9ter Der
Sltprene Court 9epdblt wurbe.
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Ser eftopenprp,ee in 9BiscOnsn.

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me Court piele8 Staate8 bat ii4 gemeisert, in
benz Brc5eiie ppn S6erman 9. 8optb eiilen
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