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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
nw. The third clause of the Platform

w The third clause Of the Platform of
John Bell & Co., in 1856, reads as follows:
Americans must rule America; and, to
this end, native-born citizens should be
selected for all State, Federal and municipal
offices of government employment, in prefer
ence to all Others"
This is the feast foreign-born voters have
invited themselves to, in being transferred,
like so many chattles, from Douglas to Bell.
How do they like it?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

OosT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES RECEPTION.
1t is estimated that the reception of hiA
Royal 1Iighness, the Prince of Wales, will
cost the provincial Government of the Cana
das no less sum than 81, ,O0o,o 900, independ-
ent of the vast amount spent by the different
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

EThe Douglasites accuse the Republicans
Of being a 'one,idea party" Take the
"popular sovereignty humbug away from
Douglasism, and what idea" will there be
left in itp-Chicaqo Journal. .4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

SYniA.-The latest advices state that COM
plete quiet has been restored in Syria. Faud
Pacha had completely quieted the people
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

~ James T. Brady, Breckenridge nominee
for Governor Of New York, has published .
letter consenting to run. 1'a ..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
A New Movement i'm Mexico.

1t is reported that a pronunciamento in
favor of the election of Ex-PresideDt Com
monfort to authority in Mexico has been
planned, and is about to be proclaimed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
~ The Buffalo Express says:

EW The Bu1IaIO EIPTeSS says:
"Abe Lincoln was always honest, and
always will be. Douglas never was honest,
but he will be non est man after the election"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

A BIa UNDERTAKING.-Gen. Wm. Walker,
who has landed in Honduras with 200 to
800 ragged followers, has raised the cid
federal Central American flag, contemplating
the union of the five States of Honduras.
Guatemala, Nicaragua, Salvador and Costa
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

CI Politics run so highin Indiana that
the very frogs are imp1egnated with the
prevailing spirit. Il is reported on good
authority that they spend their time in merry
chorus, viz: es fs..-
Bass Voice--Old abe! Old Abe
Alto-IlEnois Illinois az
Ohorus-Poor Dug Poor Dug
FiHale-Ker-chug - Gin. Commercial.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

W Col. Forney says the Breckinridge vote
in Pennsylvania will amount to $4,000.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

LET 1T BE REMEMBERED-That Mr.. Douglas
procured the repeal Of the law excluding
slavery from all the territory North of the
Missouri Compromise line, for the purpose Of
establishing the doctrine of Non Intervention.
Let It be remembered - That Governors
appointed in pursuance of his repeating act
vetoed bills of the Territorial Legislatures of
both Kansas and Nebraska, excluding slavery
from them, thus giving the lie to the pretense
that they have the power, under it, to regulate
their own affairs in their.own way.
Let it be remembered neither Doug
las nor any one of his worshippers has ever
had the honesty to condemn these vetoes,
proving that "Lon Intervention" is fraud
and humbug
Let it be emembered-That Mr. Douglas
has boasted, in Congress, that "non-inter-
vention" has done more to extend slavery
than all other causes together.
Let it be remembered l-That Mr.. Douglas
has publicly declared that he does not care
whether the people Of the Territories uote
SLAVERY up or Vote at dozen.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

BREcKINRIDGE SPEAKS. - Hon. John O.
Breckenridge made speech at Lexington,
Kentucky, on the 5th inst, to repel the
accusations made against him by wandering
orators" and others, that he oountenanced
disunion. He said
81 have no time to waste in comments on
the propriety or delicacy of a gentleman who
is before the country for the Office of President,
in introducing the name of one who is also a
candidate with ne, and giving his personal
testimony. AS to that gentleman's opinions,
shall waste no time in the discussion of the
propriety of such course. wish to meet
the accusation"
He then p-ooaeded TO charge home on Mr..
Douglas that, if his principle is not recognized,
'.'hc will rend and destroy wherever he goes''
pitches mo Senator Orittcnden and the
Bslleveretts as partners in the business-pro-
claims his devotion to the Vnion-asserts that
there a.e iiot fifty disunionists in the country,
and that "the charge of disunion is baseless." !"
Go it, bear-go it, woman The fight is
interesting, but we don't care which whips
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

This, with the profane and obscene char
acter of his address here, has made him very
unpopular in these parts; and, if for nothing
else, the name of Henry Clay Dean upon tho
Douglas electoral ticket will defeat it in
Louisa county. U.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27
| From the Richmond Who. I
SHGE ECTJnN

The country seems rushing with headong haste
into n-revolution-perhaps civil war;
and general ruin. The great body of the people,
it believed sincerely deprecate the occurrence of
even the least of these calamites. If remedy can
be had at all, it is plain it must come quickly. The
machinery OF conventions may prove too slow for
the disease even indeed, if, called under present
circumstances, they would net "more embroil the
fray. The hope from Congress is slender. Our
disorders have been nursed by its divisions; and
antagonisms, so long INDUCED, can scarcely be ex-
pected to Spontaneously cease and fuse into har-
mony. let there, at least, must be our chief
hope, for there alone is a means of holding out
promptly the olive branch to the country, in the
shape OF suitable amendments to the Constitution
Unable then, for the reason stated, to agree un-
der any impulse from within, yet, doubtless their
patriotism would readily yield to legitimate influ-
ences from without, entitled to their respect and
enjoying that of the whole people. Are there lot
men welding such influence still left to us-wise
experienced, disinterPsted, patriotc-representino
every interest and every opinion and every preiI-
dice, even of the whole country? There are They
are men who have had proof of their countrv's
confidence, in having been called to the highest of
all her trusts, or in having been zealously support
ed Tor such, by great numbers of their fellow
countrymen. They are Martin Van Buren, john
Tyler. Franklin Pearce, Millard Fillmore, John c.
Fremont John Bell and John C. Breckinridge-
and, perhaps the whole people would desire to add
Chief Justice Taney and Lieut.. General Scott
Who in all the land would say that the fate of the
States-for continued honorable union, if possible
-for peaceful separation, if inevitable-could be
reposed more safely than in the custody of this ven
cradle body ofpatriots Let Congress then at once
summon them to Washington, in the maine of the
Nation-and If not Congress, the Legislatures or
the people themselves call them as the best pilots
are called in time of storm, to the helm, without
enquiring for their commissioner them,
like the Amphictyonic Council of the Crecian
States of old, as Grand Council to consult of the
common good and common safety of the Republic
and adopt the recommendations in the shape of
amendments to the Constitution to be ratified by
the States-if they can agree on any. And if thev
cannot agree, let them then consider, and recon-
the States that choose may best separate from
the Union, and resume their Independent sover-
eighty: Only good, in any event. could come out
OF their cOunsels even if, alas ''the Flower
Safety should not
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27
La W iNTELLIGENCE.

There was no business transacted in any of the
Courts yesterday.
The CRIMINAL CoURT, Judge Bond, meets this
morning at ten O'Clock, when the grand Jury will
act upon the indictments against Milton Whitney,
ESQ, States Attorney.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27

MARRIAGE OF a DECEASED WuE's SrsrER.-The
late respected Duke of Norfolk, when in the House
OF Commons voted in favor of legaizing marriage
with the sister of deceased wife, and spoke in its
favor in the following terms:-'Seeing that it was
not against the law Of God, .eeing the great social
ing that there was no comparison between the So
cia advantages and the social disadvantages arising
from this cause, he should give the measure his
cheerful assent" The late Baron Buusen bore tes-
timony before the Bishop Of Lchfed, and the
other Royal Commissioners, to the frequency of
such marriages in Prussia, and to the desirable
consequences which were admitted by the most en-
lnent men in that country to result from them The
practice IS legal in this country, but the general
sentiment of society is against the connection.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27
FROM JAPAN,

lE'om Ht toIFeSpOHtteHCe OF the Aud California.
THE JAPANESE CURRENCY QUESTION.
The currency question is still in its old and beau
tltully confused state, and our diplomatic powers
that be, seem, Nero-ike rather enjoy the fun than
inclined to assist out of the mre. Our own par
ticular representative, the Hon. Townsend Harris,
seems to enjoy it with most superative degree of
satisfaction. Some months since he sent written
circular to all American merchants requesting them
to give their views upon the subject of remedying
the evil. This we did, ,and hearing nothing further
upon the subject, were about to address him, when
a most Bunsby like opinion in the premises, which
he had been heard to utter, convinced us of the
inutility of any such movement. This opinion was
so very terse, so exceedingly Bunsby like that it
must not be allowed to perish for want of little
ink Said Bunsby, "lf the ship is thar, she's thar!'
Said our Townsend, ''The value of the dollar will
lind its own leve!' Oh, sapient Townsend!
PRUssIANs AFTER TREATY.
Speaking OF Prussians reminds me that ther have
now two irigates at anchor in the bay OF Jeddo. On
board tone Of them is Minister, whose object is to
effect treaty similar to those granted England,
ourselves, France, Russia and Holland 1t is gene
rally reported that they meet with little or no en-
couragement from the japanese, and that the Min
lister had quietly shrugged his shoulders and in
formed the Government that, being in no great
hurry, he would wait until he should meet with
some announcement
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27

CHILLING NO MURDER."-On the evening of De-
cemoer 20 large meeting was held in ST. Law.
renee Hall, Toronto, to express sympathy with the
fugitive slave Anderson, and of taking steps with
a view 10 inducing the Government to prevent bis
being returned to his home. A Professor Wilson
presented the following resolution, which was read
and adopted unanimously:
"Ihat believing slavery-a system which dooms
human beings to perpetual servitude, treats them
as yend0e chattels and places the dearest personal
rights and domestic ties even the very prerogaves
OF conscience at the mercy of arbitrary power
to be unscriptural and a violation of the fundamen-
tai principles of the law of nature, this meeting
holds 1t to be unjust to apply the designation of
murder to such violence as fugitive NAV find me-
cessary to resist aggression and defend his personal
liberty"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27

The number of cases of small pox in Columbia.
3. G., Is declining rapidly.
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See Fourth Pa ge.

FOR TELEGRAMS.
FOR COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Scleoropbtitbc Oeo6ricbtem,
Mnfunft bss Snmpfers
a Gage @emeres aus europa.

ct. Spbns, 81, O3br, Der Oumpfer
Sutton Don Soutbampton nit N(a9rtdten ri
3ltn IL. b, lit beute Bel Gape STAGE opm goOt
Der prelle an9ebalten rpprpen.
Die Gttp Of Baltimore tam am IL. ,, prau'
Zen an.
Ser Sutton brtn9t 100000 in 5artgelo,
Der DamPfer Gttp Of MandFferit NIT Ga
500 brauben ab9e9au9en,
Die Sarptuter MOLTEN Zen Sal BON @aeto
abwarten, ebe le Die GitapeOe BON Melitna gun
1eber9abe aufDrcertea.
Die Dlfret6. Mtntlfer<GriIt6 toor 1~0rit6er.
Na9 Den gert9ten aus G9tna ergab Ii6 9e.
fling am so. Sftober, Die @binele t fugten ld
naaber alien T%UrDerun9en Der Naitrten unb II
peftn8 parp teia TetaO 9elebell.
Die NQitrten ~befanOen lth ppGl,
Sn Der @rpOtn3 Sbang9ai mar cine neue ge.
beatpn al5gebrpGet.
Nah 0ert6ten aus Calcutta bate bic 0te9te'
rurg Die 9lnnobute bes 8pmbaprGorif5 fir gan
Snoien befpblen,
Der Sutton bra9te 500 GOnnen &aufmouut5.
paaren unp 200 Qafa9tere,
5anDelsGert@te . Qtoerpupl, IL. De
3embsr, Oaummp1e i6loB r1big, aber itdtt9
ManGeitsr : No4ridten unginltig 8rOpltUf
MART tbatt9.
Qonppn. Gon1ols 92S Bis 924.
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bur6 ben sa,t3en Saben in ben 8argerfrteg uno
DaOurA in Die QoareiBung 3u perpidaa bOft,
brang barauf bab 9ngeli4tS Der Qps1a9ung
SIp-@arpltna'6 pom 8unpe Die 3u1@ unD Yplt~
@elsbe Der Ser, Stauten un9e1aumt fur nua
unp ntGtig ertlart werpen mitbten bic sema<
btstere 5attiOn pa9e9en perlatste, baB pieie 8un=
Des9elebe 10 LANCE beibebalten iperpen Iplten, BIS
Der Staat NIT Der gunpe0re9ierun9 lber Die
%ansrtennung leiner uaabban9i9en SOuueratnetat
ne9Uciirt 9aben werpe,
(Die e~in3elnen SpeeGes mit3utbeilen, baltea
mir fir unnptbi9. Stnn unp @e9enfnn Der
Debate 9asen mir in Ubi9em Nus3ug aus ben
tele9rupbiiAm Depelden ee9eben. Die gfsp.)
@uf ben @ntra9 BON De SauReur wurpe BE-
lGlcRen, Die Se3ellipn6 Srppnttan3 auf 9ergu=
ulent ldret6en utp Ie BON jepem Nlttglteo Dea
@OnDents unter3ei6nen gu lalen, wOrauf le I'M
Staat8ardipe aufbetpabrt Werpen Iplle.
Na0mittag5 3 ubr 40 Mtnuten perta9te ld
bic Gerlam1mlun9, INN ltA Nbenp6 bolb 7 ubri In
Der gu Die er 8eterliGfeit beltimmten Snltttut.
6aQe Se9uf5 Der unter3et6nt1ng Der Se3ellion6
SrpOnnarS etn3utlpen.
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0te ,,ee,effon" @aOsG nrOlt"a's

k;Dte @e,e1Icm Salb=@ arplina'S mare allO nun
fertto. - fertta auf Dem Yapter, Our ct
ttf&en @ee1ipn miro le ert, pern pc Se-
a~sIfUntten i9 am Gt9entbum Der yer. Slaat ~.
persreifen unb Der @rbebuu9 Der 30le G9rp gH
Beantten Der Ser. Staaten in t4rei' paIen IVY
tiOer1esen. Son @stten Der 9~egenpar's9S" WV
rGt6erti6en 8unpeSrestering fretltG TT AuGe &C.
iheben' Inn bad burn ruGlole Dema9O9en Tanae
HIRE ,,mS tsrrprilFrte Gplf Sup<Garcltna'S 3t
fnTApr, Trepel AT ermltntert utb ibm Die Se9ez
h,rno seIhen TreSele al erleiGtern. Mber Die
Tnoe bieIer Nma6ppllen 8e9ierung litO 9eSablt
Der @erratb, ben le 9ebGtIbelt bat, er tann unr
tpirb mad Dem 4. Mar3 purh ltarfere unO ret
mere 5dnbe aberrGltt9t tperoen.
GGcu fat Mbrabam Gtncoln laut er-
Hart, tpie er li@ sesen Sup-@aroliha Derbalter
wirp. Der elettrtl9e Sele9rapb BAT eeitern fol-
senpen i'm Sprtnefelper SOurnal, DEM betmt.
i&em unp Uff3i01en Sr9at 0tncOlna, am Sag
Der Se3e1fpn Sue=Garpltno's erl6tenenen Nrtt
tel mad alen 9immels9e9enpen Derbreitet:
uSuosGarplina fam Die Union purH bic Elm:
fade Nnnabme BON Se5e1licnsbei9liifen ntdS
aufITien. Setne 8nnbesbeamten ntGgen ref19nt
rem, Sios@arpltna mag feline @eri6te uno go
ten fAlieBen, aber es farm nt6t aus Der Union
treten, es et benn, DAP ron GO.GarUGiru BIZ
8unbesregter,tng iber ben 5aufen 9epcrfer
4erbe. Gu lange es cine 8unpeare9ierau9 9i6t
atbt es tetne OisuntOn. @enn lib Sip-@arO=
tina Der Gr6ebun9 Der 30Qe in ietnen 5afer
ni6t tptperIeBt unO audi tetn anOereS 8unOe6'
eefeb Mertritt, 70 ptrp feine St0rung SOrbanper
ietn unp @uuozGarOltna miro li6 ntGt auBerbalt
Der Union b~einpen. @enn ober Sio=GarOlirie
nns @eleb 4bertritt, bann fpmmt Der Srte9spa'
gen tn's Stolen. Die @Ftat, bic Der 9rdiiOeut
Der Ser. @tdaten in bielem SAT- 3u erfuaet bat
1T etnfa&. 5r. Buchanan mag lb oteler DaiGt
entaaunern, Dper Die &atafrcpbe mag tpabrenr
feiner Resierung ntat mebr e%tntreten. gegeb
@ap.Garolina ant pper na& Dem 4. Nar3 Der
vUfenen gtt" paun eebt bic 9flt4t, BIT
Gefebe 3u eO1t3teben, auf 5rn. Sin
coin Gber, Dte@efeb berGer. Stoa'
ten mu1en DplG3p9en werben. Oe1
prGibent Der Ser. Staaten fat in pte ler SaG'
tstne Bios biscreticnare 9ewalt, netn ietnI
pftGt 1T tbm In Der Contribution na@prtdtid
%pprselArisbeu. 5errQtncplu wtrD bte1'
9fIt4t erfIlten, DtSuntpn purd
Waffengewa1t TT 5DGYerrat
mnp 9D9oerratb mug uno
srprIdt perben um ieben 9rets!
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Scr StGdtsepnpent BON Glib Carolina.
Die Observation-Disclosures

GGortefon, g, G., 20, Deg, 6oleenbe
BON 5r1. Sn9Its enttpcrfene Se3eltOn6.S rpOn+
nan3 tpurpe beute NuGmtttag auf 2 ubr b1r6
pas Gotum bon 1869 MtitglieDern einltimmt9 an
eenpntmen Ote Srppnnan3D pom %.
Wat 1888, bur@ wel3e pte CON-
tttuti0n Der Ser, Staaten ratts
wurpe unp alle Ntte b r
'Staat6ge1ebgebnn9t pur9 wel 6 e
bic @menDements 3u befa 8 t
6 on tttutipn rattft3trt wurben,
1eten btermtt wtDerruen, 81
Union, bic bis tebt 3wt16en Glib
Carolina uup anpern Staaten
DEM Namen Ser Ser. Staas
ten 1UnMmertfa B ltanb, Iei bter<
M II auf9elDSt.
Gin Golfebaufen Dor Dem 0erlommlun9slp<
fale besribte Dielen bUdSerratberil9en 9el6lub
NIT BetfalSgebtiile.
Na6 Der Nnnubne pes 8e16luTes e%ntlpann
it4 IN Der Ser ammlung cine bibtge Debate iiber
Das, mas iebt 9elGeben iOue. Die ertreme SAT-
tiOn, wel@e NIT @epalt cine &Untfun NIT Der
8nnpesregteruns berbeifabrep mill, neil fe pa-
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Gpn0rcI.

Burlington, q, De3br, Senat,
SIN Der Sort ebult9 Der Debate u6er Die Nntra9e
Mnbrep Spbnlon'e erflGrte lif
@u9b (DemCfrat BON S6tp) fart 9e9en 6ale
unp gSape, neil DieIe nt6t3 bon @pmprpntifen
tptlen MOLTEN. Damn iAtmpfte er auf 2incOln
unD 1u6te bierarf o~u3ein1nper St IeBen, Dap
Qircoln ni9t nur fir Gernbaltnng Der StlaDeret
aus pen 9erritprien, ipnpern fir allnablthe N6
l9afTlng Der SflaYeret IN Den Stantclt it. St
prang auf etuen ne,ten Gpmprpmte nur pur6
@onpromiiie tonne Die linton beltebelt; bic @pn%
"ltttuttUn Iel61t Jet eut @pr1lprontb. Nis pas tele
Wittel CUR @rbaltung Der Union be3et9nete Der
Nepner Den BON Grittenpen porBel hlagenen Cont
prcmiB. Damn e~ntleptgte ct ItA nod elmer Nien9e
ni9t51a9enper 9brale n 3t Oltnlten Der Union,
aEer 9e9en Die Nttpenbun0 BON 3pang6mabres
geln 9eser1 bic SeSeIicaStaater.
Gtne @b ftirtnltng ltber Die SpGnlpn' lGett Nrt~
trdge fanp porert nidt ltatt.
gla6Dem Cameron 6erten Itr Die Setertage
beantraJt 9atte, ipraA fA Douglas ee9en pteel=
ben aus, pa jebt Softpn9 olf @rboltun9 BET
linton unD Contribution lei Die g~inltige Sett
pilrfe ntht perl1umt werpen,
Qlnf pen Nntra9 9ope(r6 wurbe ber GprliBer
ermddtigt, bic bur6 Seferipn Davis 0ernrIaGte
9ide in Dem Gpmite Der Drei3ebn au83uflaen,
2uf ben @ntru9 &ennep9'6 0On Mar9lanr
wurpe bic gtQ oufgenOmmen, melfe Der 8altt=
more unO Sbio-Giienbobn-Gc. bic grlaubntf
ertbeilt, bebuf8 tGrer 8erbincun9 nit Der Sir9tz
nil6en 8abn ben Yotpntac 5u il6erbriden.
gtne gtngabe Der 8irger BON 0eOrgetppr
unD Wal9tn9tpn 9e9en Die gia tplrbe %oerlelet
Som 5oule trpf Die NluGriGt Elm, Dap e5 biz
pocifide giienbobnbia &. ltntsn) ansenDmmen,
Nuf DEN @ntra9 Q'min'8 wurpe biele StQ aul
Die Tase6Orpnan9 be5 2. San1ar geieBt.
9aue, Oo8 6a16 mar nidt in Sibung
ba e5 l6On am Qbenp pprber f6 Biz MOnta9
pertast bate. (gor 1etner @erta9nng na6m 81
nod nit 95 9e9en "a Sttnmen tros pe6 befttoer
@iDerltonpe5 eiut8er otrginiiaen DemUfroten
bic IGon in Der pprt9en Selipn eirtert9tete y a.
ctftI6 DE @tIenba9nbill an. Otelelbg
1T cine Combination Der nTrblt@en I'm +
1ublt4en Noute unD paber sur 8e1anftigunq
Oes biat9 unD oerntnfti9 penfenpen 86eile5 per
Supltden 9~eet9net, Wtr b1ben 1te tpabrenb be,
oOri9en Sellipn mtt9etbetlt nnp perpet auf fl
3uriidtpmmen. Die 9tep.
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um bte1en bebouernswertben WtenG9en,
ben %un9ludliden Spfern zines Srte9es, in mel
Gem eS feline @arteien etbt, 8eiltauO gu ~letlten.
5elte Mor9en 1T Der pulntihe General Nfte>
roslapafi etn9etrofsn, UNI Die 8eld9erun9aperte
gu tnlpi3iren. g8ie e8 beiBt, fat er etnen 9lan
our 8ilpung etner polniiden 2e9iOn mit9ebraAt.
Was wtrp SetretG 8t ol otele m la9en 2 g8tr
baben bereit5 eine ltarte un9artl6e 9e9ipn, mir
baben wallaAiiAe 6reipiui9e, unD fitgen mir Die
YOlen binSu, 70 werpen mir etne fletne Nrmee
baben, peren glemente Dem Scatter 8ran8 Solep9
elm quit G6etl gu benten 9eben werpen, Die plGbs
lt6e Nbretle be5 Generals Glrr 1T itberptes Elm
bepeutunsSpOl1er 8eweis, DAP bic un8atn eine
Grbebung pprberetteh,
Gdyuei3.
Bern, 4. Dec, Serr Oappel3 BON 2ou-
lanne 1T gum 8rdiipenten unO 0err QatOur bon
Gbur gum gice=Yrditoenten beS Nationalras
ties ermdblt mrrOen.
Die Nattoualpurtei bat IrnIit Den 5ie8 err
runaen. lie 0erren Cider unp 9err naren
Die Gpnbibaten bee SrprItttpn,
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GnrOpGtfbe Waebrtdbtem.
Std[ien.

gS 1T ucr9elGla9en pprben, Gartbalbt baa
Gbrenbur9erre9t Der Gitp BON 2onppn 3u err
tbetlen.
Neapel, 7. De3, Die 8esSlferung Sac.
ta's tpanoert In Maie aus unb bas beipetst, bae
Der &Sntg entl&lcnen III, ben trafttslten @iber.
ltano aa letlten. Die DGrfer Der fletnen Sn1el
SlGta reiGen niGt FIN, um ale bte uneludli6en
6lIatlin9e auf3unebmen, Mebr ais Gau1enb
baben auf Der Smell Ga1amtrOla cine 3uluGt
se1udt, Die 8eb6rpen buben le In einem So
lpital untersebradt, tnoem le Der 9an3en Strenge
Dteler unfreunOltden Sabres3eit auseelsbt waren,
Da fe bauptId6lt9 Der ollerarmlten &(ale an.
9ebDren, 70 muB man aud auf Nltttel beba6t
1etn, rnt lte 51 ern9bren. Weil aber Die 8eb5r.
ben Der Snlel fat gang pbne Mittel ltnb, 70 bat
bic Restsrnns in NssPsl sinen Gpmmifar bine
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Betteres epertaFet rOesen Der se,eS1fOn.

New=Orleons, 21, Deg. 100 RanD=
neni6Ide gu @bren Der Se3eliOn, ,Speede3 &C,
GborlefUn, 81. Oe3br, Otele n @beno
9rOber 6adel5n9 Der Mttnltte Wten, 8eleu4trng,
Serenaoen Dor Oen 5dul ern Der 6aupt6a6ne.
Wobtlet 81. Deg. illumination, @lee=
ting, Oelhret.
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anrumft zines Sf~Iaoenfebtafes tn GbarleaOu.

New~gprf, 81, Deg. Gtne GGarlelt toner
epeiAe melpet, baB a lelGlt pas @fla>
Bonita antam, Dus Martna=0 tntte=
RUM ipl ben pa0 S4if beauft6ti9enpen Sff3ter
1aben, tpettere Sefebte ab3umarten.
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Teuer i'm WoIefab. g 6.

RaIet96,21. Deg, Dus Qawrence 5otsl
bas fursli6 Don Der Ser, ct, 9tegierung 8ebufs
Der umpanplun9 III cine polt unp in etn Sc
rt9tsbaus angetauft wurOe, 1T bette MtOr9en ab-
9ebraant. DaIelbe wurpe CUR 3eit BON Der &C.
~9tslatur betGbt. DaS 6eter %enttanp bur6 gu.
fail. Gerluf $4,000.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-22
&nno9ebun9en lit Setref Der ge;eSfipu in Glib
(SornIiuC -

carolina. 81
Wpnt9 merY, Mabama, 81, De3br,
9eute Mtttag ipurpen aaf ben 8efebt Dss @Op.
WfOOre 100 &anOnenld1ne 3l @9ren Der Se3e1.
lton BON 9. Garpltna abgef euert,
NDrfplt, Sd, 21. DEG. Sine @~erlamm=
lung IN Nlblanb Sail faBte 8eldlGlIe, in welGen
lie Die Seranfaltun9 bon Nattpnol unp Staat5z
eOnoentiOnen empfeblt, iiA 9e9en NnwenOun9
BON 3pan9smaBre9eln 9e9en Die Se3e1tpnilteu
a15lpri4t, Sepofnul9 pes Stuates perlan9t uni
BITE Wieoerer6fnun9 pe5 afrifanilAen Stlopen.
banoelS serpammt,
p%enfacOla, 6lurtpa, 81, Deg, 100 &a-
nOnenlaalIe wuroen gu @bren Der Se3elion 9,
Garpltno'S abgefeuert, Ah
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Cine camille perbrannt.S

New=5open, Conn, Fl, Deg, Gin Don
rs 6amilten bepp6ntes Senement<6aus 1T bertte
bier perbrantt. Mfi4ael Colbert, feline Trar
uno feline 4 &inber ltnO III DEN 6lanmen urt9e,
%fun1men.