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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-24

PIKEs PEAKERs-Seversl of our citizens
started for Pixies Peak the past week L s.
Chsmberlin. w. H. Hewitt, L. Mccoy. George
Chamberlin, Jas. II. Davenport and host OF
others left yesterday. That they may meet
with the success their enterprise and energy
deserve. and come home with their pockets full
of "rocks," will be the prayer Of numerous
friends and acquaintances. l. s. Chamberlin,
Esq.. will correspond regularly with the Regis
ter, and what he writes may be relied upon.
He is an old settler here and one who stands
high in the estimation Of our citizens-Le-
Claire kegaster.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-24
j a. REID. NJ ID

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
i No. 2s, corner Main ami Third streets, Day-
enport, Iowa
DR.. REID can be consulted at his Office at all
hours of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
A. g. RANDALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER
G. L. CRACKBOY, W. BoULwARE J. II. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprletors.
O6Tc6 corner Maiden Lane ara second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:
For one year ,(per maiD D......... ...... s12 90
SIX months ........ 90
% three 90 90 4
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is published every Saturday 9, and contains
twenty eight columns Of reading matter The aim Of
the pal fishers will be to make it good paper, and
sutAb Terin fori riendsin the Atlantic states.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
NO. 1O6.
ga(lQ 9(atlOnal 0rmutrat.

AUSTRIAN CEUELrY.-A Florence corree-
pondent of the Atheueum says: A Lombard
friend of mine was sitting in one Of our cafes
the other evening, when a young itinerapt
cantatrice entered and regaled the comnanv
present with some caricatured morceauy
from the "Irovatore," to the usual accom-
rauiment Of an asthmatic harp or cracked
guitar Her song ended, she went around
the circle, tin saucer in hand, collecting con-
uibulions, and as che stopped before nay
friend he recognized her some what worn but
far from unattractive face as belonging to n
countrywoman of lis whom he had been in
the habit of seeing and hearing some years
back in the cafes Of Mantua. "What brings
You so far away from home 2" said he. and
adding iestingly, "haye the Austrians been
too hard upon you, too p The girls counte-
nance darkened over in a moment, and she
turned away without word to the other
tables, while another Of the stters-bv re-
marked to my friend, "she was hogged. YOU
know, at Mantua, by the Austrians;' = and to
question on the subject, put to her later.
in all kindness and sympathy, by the former
speaker, she replied with bitter emphasis
"Ay, they did fog me, if you want to know.
They gave me four and twenty lashes for no
crime nor sin, and after that Mantua was no
home for me
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

To BE HuNG-rhe following decision was
rendered in the Supreme Court yesterday
In the case of the People VS. Albert Lee,
judgment was affirmed and the Court below
directed to designate the day for the execu-
tion Of the sentence. The defendant in the
case is the colored man formerly in the em-
ploy Of Colonel Fremont, who murdered his
wife in san Francisco, o few months since.
lie was found guilty of murder in the FIRST
degree in the Court below, and it will be
seen that that Court is now directed by the
Supreme Court to fix the day for his execu-
tion-Sdc. Union, Saturday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

"a little more animation, my dear,' whis=
pered Lady B. to the gentle Susan, who
was walking through the Quadrille. do
leave me to manage my own business, ma" !"
replied the provident nymph; 81 shall not
dance my ringlets out Of curl for married
man" "Of course not my love, but ! was
not aware your partner was"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

A YOUNG lady was taken very sick in
Cleveland the other day. A telegraphic
message was sent to her friends, saying
"Jane is very sick she has chill I" The
wires made I'd" of the last a" and for a
time threw the young hdy's friends into a
perfect furry of yeXation and distress Of
mind.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

CHAssMNG, the great lion-hunter, recently
wounded lion near Algiers, which escaped,
but next day sprang upon him from a thick
et, and was dragging linn away, when his
companion fred at the animal, and coming
up, took pistol from Chassaing's belt, and
finished him. The hunters arm was Irokea
like a straw between the terrible teeth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

loo Much FOR THE MAGINATIoN.-O Thurs
day night last, says the Sonora Democrat,
during the performance of the Hunchback'
one of the most solemn scenes of the plav'
owing to the character Of the scenery, almost
convulsed the audience with laughter The
scene, We believe, is in the fourth act, where
Julia and Master Walter are in the (presum-
ed to be) magnificent palace of the Earl of
Rochdale. Viewing the apartment, the
hunch6aek says: "See, my Julia, these splep-
did pillars" etc Well, She looked and SO
did the audience but what should have been
splendid pillars was, We should Judge, the
scene used to represent the interior of Jack
Sheppard's cell in Mewgate. The draw was
too great for the Imagination. Sounds of
suppressed mirth were heard, and in an in
slant general laugh followed, which was
Joined in by the players The disconsolate
Julia forgot her Clifford and turned aside to
conceal her laughter; while the hunchback's
face looked for all the world like picture of
the jolly god Bacchus, after heavy drunk.
II is needless to say that no further allusion
was made to the beauties of the palace.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
Patent Syrimges

AXOREY SMITHS Reservoir, Davidsons, Matt
1Nk sons Maues-indispensible in every family.
jyl2 RICE, COFFIN co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
Toilet
EnvaIids
TMayer's Fluid Extracts.

A FULL assortment of these reliable preparations
IA fast coming into general with Druggists and
Physicians at the East. For prospectus, dose lists
&C., g., apply to
iyl2 RICE COFFIN 4 co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

ANONYMOUS PEEsESr-Mrs. Lucy Escott,
yesterday morning, received a small box
from an anonymous source, which, on
opening, was found to contain a diamond
cross, containing eleven stones Of fine water,
and brooch pin Of quartz, surrounded by
two rows Of pearls The present. no doubt.
viii not lose Ia appreeaiye value ON the
part Of the recipient-S r. Attq
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
Paint ANA Varmish Brushes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
IA tory Of J. J. Adams Co., consisting Of o X.
and Extra Paint, Varnish and White-wash Brushes
Blenders Filches Sable and G. H. Pencils, Shoe, Stove
sluice ami Scg1bbins Brushes of superior quality.
Now landing Ex. "Jno Stuart" and "Ieetwing,n and
for sale low by RICE, COFFIN ~ Co,
may 27-tf 29 street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

CONTINUED GERMAN CHARACTER OF THE
ROYAL FAMILY OF BRwAIN The Princess
Augusta Louisa Adelaid Caroline Ido, the
destined bride Of the Prince of Wales, was
born August 9th, ls43. The Sake Meinin-
gen family, to which she belongs, is branch
of the same old Saxon royal race to which
Prince Albert belongs As the ducal domin-
ions comprise less than thousand square
miles, the chief use of the family may be said
to supply wives for the various crowned
heads. As it is provided in the Act of Par
lament which secures the succession 20 the
line Of Hanover, that any member of the
Royal family who may marry Roman
Catholic shall forfeit all claim TO the throne,
and as it would not be suitable to marry anv
one below Royalty, the choice is limited to
Germany and Denmark as there only can
Protestant Princes aud Prneesses be found
the Swedish crown being on the head of o
parvenu. The English royal family thus
continue entirely German. Queen Vietoria's
great grandfather was born in Germany,
and fresh German blood has come in, either
with the father or mother, in every succeed
ing generation.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
MAKEK s. IMPORTER,
HWELL B. GRUBBS,
"A BOOT Sand ssh Oo
n MANUFACTURER.

Third ST., in rear of Nicaragua Saloons
can be found at the above place at all hours, reauy
70 Make an REPAIR Boots AMI Shoes in as neat
and workmanlke a manner as can be done at any es-
lbshment in this city. n cpr-pps
maYlS my ~ ~ NI
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
M - R. .B Is 15z-s-
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvLNE 81 BRO,
X street. bet,oeen Sirth, and SeVeath streets,
Sacramento, Gal.
ctOUTLPTURE, Busts, Statues Monuments, foinna
anJ Grave stones Mantle. Pieces, table ana couh
Ter tops, &C. &c. constantly on hand or made 70 or'e'
~ the shortest notice .l.
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
n PIP D. & Bro. have received Diplomas and
Sold Medas at the several State Pairs fo@ y ,''
Msehanics Institute 'fN7"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

THREE GREAT LAWYERS rivalry, half
real and half-affected has long existed be-
tween them. If Lyndhurst makes a speech
on foreign affairs which wins him the greater
fame, Brougham eongratulates himself on be-
ing able to dance a better quadrlle, or on
carrying off the honors at blind mans buff
If Campbell shoots a buck, he would miss his
chief satisfaction if he did not make Broug-
ham die of envy" In law reforms they main
tain constant triangular duel Campbell
likes to engage and yanquish Brougham; and
when he himself tries his hand and comes
down with BILL he always finds Lyndhurst
waiting round the corner for him. as the
sparrowhawk, in sam Weller's story, waited
for the robin. In this encounter of legal
acumen the audience, like the Vicar of
Wakefield, may not feel sure that there is
| a great deal of wit but they entertain no
doubt whatever that there is a great deal of
mirth and laughter among their lordships.
Lyndhust is IS, Brougham 50, and Camp
bell 81. Ought we not to admire so brilliant
and remarkable coujuncture of great planets
in our parliamentary horizon with certain
fear and haste, lest, ere we have sufficiently
gazed, observed, and compared them, one or
the other Of these luminaries be withdrawn
and quenched in night ?-London paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

A HOG has no curiosity. Throw him po,
tato. and he will eat it; throw water upor
him, and he will leave; buthe will never lool
up TO see where either came from.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
New June Butter,

Received via EstIitnsis by every
Steamer.
Oh Government Java Colree,
New Goldfish,
No 1 Mackerel in half bbs. and kits,
California Smoked Beef
Crauberuga in kegs,
Dried Pruues and CurrGnts,
Assorted Jellit and JAMS,
Powdered Sugar In boxes,
Kgmps and English Pie FrGi.s,
Winchester Eagle Soap.
Also % large assortment Of FRESH GCCLs by late
arrYalg for sale by
sss LENNON EiWtlI.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
TIoIIowny's PMS and Ointment

Failing Of the womb During the early stages Of res-
taton, many young married females are subject to a
sinking otthe womb, which causes them considerable
'repldatlon and uneasiness. The Ointment will be
found Invaluable in these emergencies as it entirely
dspenses with the necessity for pessaries or mechan-
cal agencies. The Pills will brace the enieebled or
gans strengthen the system and secure the invalid
iroma iutnre relapse. These medicines are valuable
in all complaints incidental to the female sex Sold
by all Druggists, "a 25c 62c. and 81 per box or not
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

Tue Philadelphia Ledger, not long since,
contained the following interesting ADVERTISE
ment; it speaks for itsef:
Wanted, by a respectable eolored family,
white boy, fourteen or sixteen years OF age,
to wait on the table and make himself gene.
rally useful about the house
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
II. NlIon's NyiobnIannlul.,- or

Mrs ~ \. Aiion's zyiobnIson,ui.s, or
"oblDSHAIR DRESSING is essential to use with
ue He'iorer' and often times in young persons Will
S'op lne lIa'r from falling. It the best dressing for
The la" known, rendering Il soft, silky and glossy,
disposing it to cnrl, and remain in any desired posi-
non' Read the advertisement No otherprcparation
has such an array Of convincing testimony. del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
Fhe lIedIcaI md surgicaI snetitntc ol

enc NcOIc"i and Surgical Institute OF
Pr l.. J. CzAPKAY, is already secured in position
which places 1t, as well its proprietor, far above
the assaults Of envy and professional malice In the
schools of France, the highest prizes are often award
eel to practitioners in this department Of Medical
science and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Rlcord is an iusrious ex
Fmpe shining light among the phiosophicalst stars Of
ms age In Europe, and DR.. Czapksy has fully equalled
him IN this country, as proof of which, the PhIa-
delphia College CT Medicine compllmented him with
Diploma, and the honorary dd eunden, degree Sc
ecng this as his dc!d Of operation although qualified
as graduate Of the University of Pesth, and late
Ciuei Surgeon Of the hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended abors, DR.. L. J. Czapkay has ent
his earnest attention to the cure Of chronic and pr
vate diseases, in whehhe has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in this
branch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter OF interest TO their readers in the most exclusv,
journals. The Doctors Offices are at his Medical ant
Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street, corner O.
LeidcsdorG, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
cihc Mail Steamship Company.
eaS We ask particular attention Of our readers 70
thesworn certificates Of remarkable cures in another
Column OF this paper. se80-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
DECEMBER 25. 1860,
Spccial 9Otitrs.
MRS. WJNSF.OU

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children eething which greatly "a
ciaie the process Of eetng, by softenng the gums,
reducing all inhamadon-wiil allay all pain, and is
sureto regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers
It will everest TO yourselves, and relief and health TO
your infants Pcfecty safe in all cases. See adver.
usemeu' 10 another column. may4-1y
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nit steid gutem @rfOfs bearbeitet, wdbren0
Mande peni9 Ooer gar nitt8 9eben.
Sn Der Nl4barl@aft tcumen Gerbre4en
uller art III ans9epcbnter Beile Dor.
Sim 20. Suli 500 elm perbeerenoer Sturlt
i6er Warp8piae, 3anIaS, melder NQe8 uuf
leinem 8e9e 5erltDrte. Drei Wobnbduler,
Spei @eI4dftSbduler PlattiCrmen uno Orut=
tere Ell wuroen 5ertrinnlert, ebenlo bic Yclts
office. SebeS @eb1uoe I'M Orte murbe mebr
poer minoer beldaoi9t. Son 8erlu1t an Wenz
l9enlebeu 1T 9eidt8 beridtet.
Wdbreno pe8 bcfti9en SturmeS, wel4er 9e>
fern unlere Staot beimludte, purOe baS Sdul>
bans III ber 2. Waro uuo Elm WobnbauS pom
8lib 9etrofen, aber nidt melentlid belddoigt.
Sine Yerl Or bat lid ibre &(eioer D%erbrannt,
aber wu1oe1barer 8eiIe ielblt feline 9elddois
eun9 BON benz Stub ~erlitten.
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@ahl in ~Mnrth.0nrnlinn.


0alei99, sc. g., 3. aus. @eltern
failo rie StaatSwa9l fit @ouOsrneur &c. ltatt.
Die Wablberidte iino nod unpoaItGnois. Dee
mctratilder @ouperneur8=R anOioat mat Serr
GulS, @onperneurSzaanoioa Der Sppolition
Serr Yool. .
Sn 9falei9b befam GGi8 1913 Stimmen ul1o
Bool 525. Ndem Inldeine ua6 bat rie Sp.
poltttOnS> (ooer geuz) Partei bieIes BIG leBt
aberttegenO benlofratii4e County 9emonnen,
Wilnlin9ton, u. 6, 3. ausulf. Sier Bat
@ais pabrIdeinli4 "a ct. mebr, ais 8uda<
nun erbielt,
Rews9atoper, 3. Aus. z 9reciuctS uuBer,
Balls Der Stabt 9eben SPOOL "a ct. mebr, ais
6iuraOre erbielt. Die Stimmen in Der Stabt
lino nod nidt 9e3iblt.
Petersburg, 3. ausu(t. an ein3el<
men Srten ltarfe DemOfratil4e MuiOritaten,
i'm Naseneinen ater 3unabme be8 Sppoli@
ttprSzV otum8.
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mem 3pie9elprd4e, er peroe ibn beinl6ifen,
lcfern CT, 21 81rina, fortfabre, Die GIfentlide
Weinung se9eu ibn, @uribaloi, auI5nresen.
Sn Der Nadt nad pieler @rtlarun9 lieB
@aribalot 81 61rita aufbeben u. cine Stunbe
lpdter al 8rro oeS D1mpfer8 %brilgen, NIT
benz per mfreipili9e Yalla9ter All IL. in Sc.
MIA eintraf.
Die neapplitanii den S9iffe, bic lt9 benz
Dictator in Yalermo, auBer benz 9eloce, our
Gerfa9ung %felten, itno Die Gran8portsD ampf@
Idiffe @lba u1o Qer5c9 rDn Galabrten. Sn
Neapel 1T POM ltberalen Gcmite fDl9enoer
g8int in %llmlauf 9eIebt:
@ntbaltIamteit bis @aribalpi oa8 3eiden
gum Salpeln 9ibt!
Die 9altuns, bic ibr neuerbiu9S becbudtet,
5ei9t, Dab i6r tpitrot9 leto, fret 81 merpen.
SIN gtamen pe8 2anoes l19t ba8 @pnlite
eud Danf aber beoenfet, baB es nidtS 9ilft,
flug gu lein, menl1 man nidt in per &ll9beit
perbarrt. Wetdet nad wie Uor allern un>pez
fen aus, mc5u SO8lpillise eudl etlpa ~Derleiten
mG9ten. N6tet uno liebet bic Nrmee, bic aus
8riioern beItebcnoe Nrmee, pel9e Der erbabe=
ne @aribalot lelblt ais eine tapfere Seprlelen
bat.
@ine Depel6e aus Meiina prm Is.
Ia9t, @ari6alDi habe lt4 III Barcelona nit
5000 6reiwiui9en nit Weoiei pereint9t.
tOberf gp8cp mar nit 1000 Wt1mn uno 3
Sanonen aus Mellinu auSSeriift elm 3uz
lanmenltrB mar itiinolid ST eruarten.
9emtiAtan6.
Die Battalion in un9arn 1T IN
Der 3unabnle be9riffen. Die Dltreidiide 0e'
9ieruug l4tdte Gruppen in oaS Scmitat @Os
morn, no GubeItDr1n9en por9eFauen tparen.
SIM utgaril6en Tbeater III Yeltb fano cine
Concentration Itatt. Sci Der Nu1ribrun9 bon
vNorma" purd cine itulienii9e Grippe pnr~
ben auf eiu 9e9ebene6 3eiden plSbli4 LIBERAL
Die Natipnalz 6arben ltdtbar, wel4e ~oielelber
itno, pie bic italienilden (0tOt9, @eiB unr
@riin), uno Die Nnmelenpen ma4ten ibren
@nthulta8muS burd bonaernbe @liens fit ga.
ribaloi unb 8ictor emanuel SUIT.
Granereid.
Nbbelfaber bat benz rang. Gailer letnt
Dieuite GUT unterOridun9 bt8 8ar9ertrie9et
an9ebOtet. ST min bic Rube im 2ibanCr
berteaeu, menn man ibu 5000 Wunn 9ut'
Grnppen 5nr gerfi9un9 ltele. Das @rperi=
rnent oitrfte benn bod Der fran5Sfl4en NeSte=
rln9 5u 9epa9t erI9einen.
Wari elite, 20. Sult. Sen. TrOdr
1T bier an8efommen. Der General ltabSoberT
SSnlrnt 9ing beute nad 8eprut ab. Daf
Qnartierlneilteramt 9ebt ibermOr9em oabir
ab. 3e9n 9roBe Eran8pcrtpalnpfer b~eretter
ltd gum Nb9an9e BOZ.
Die pYolt" entbdlt elm Gele9rumm i6ret
Barrier Gprrciprnoenten, pcrnad Die fran5
0e9iernn9 benz Serrn Tro6u 5000 Wum gu,
Werfa9unS 9efellt bat.
Spanieu.
Sin balbpfti5iede8 Mabrirer 8latt beridtet
oaB in Sol9e bon @emalttbaten, welde an Ipa:
niIden ltntertbunen III 8ene5uela periibt wur.
ben, bic 0fe9ierun9 ctni9e Srie9si4iffe pabir
berrpert babe.
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Interitamtidbe Nfabrtbtem,

n
IN ~toPferer Ra%nbibat. Der
pAn5et9er oeS 8eltenS" Idrei6t 6err IS d :.
0en9tre, Der republifoniIhe esnS;not s;r
@Ouperneur BON Mi1Ouri. bpr%Sfnn'nt bes
Staat nit Observation-Disclosures Mpth Ssa
ii6eraa ernpfdnst i'm Elm treues rep,hIG;i y !
9duflein nit 8e9eilteruns uuO nidt ieItsn hot
er iOgar 3n 8eriammlnasen bon 500 Bis 1000 NO
Nteni4en 8elPrpden, Obne anbern @eIiunun1
gen ais benen Der Treunbldaft uub 5ulim,
mtag gu Ieillen @runOlaBen gu beseonen. Wur
in Marren86nrg, pO6in er BON SreunOen oe<
rufen Uurbe, UNI Senatpr Green 3u antrporz
ten, wurOe 9err @arpenbire perbtnoert 3u
ipreden, unb sur SdanDe be8 benlcfrotilden
Senator8 miiien mir iugeu, baB trOb 9rSBter
3upprfpmmenbeit bon Seiten General @ars
EMPIRES, Der SenatOr eS ni9t waste uuO biz
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Gnropdtf6e Wa6rtdbten.
9ie Nadridten oe8 9ampfers g(iio

Die Na9rt9ten Der ygllia" lino 3tpar burd
bic GINGER anoern Dampfer iberbplt, eradn,elt
aber bic lebteren bur9 intere1ante Details:
Staliem.
Tnrin Is. Sult. 9ie ueapolitanil6en
Tli9tltn9e 5aben Dor ibrer Nbreile ben 1eqz
pOlltaniiden Sberlfen 2pneo unb De0ifranci,
pelde in Turtn an9efcmmen ltno, elm 0anfett
Oeranltaltet. Dieie beipen Sffsiere ftno apSlf
Sabre in einetn Thurme oe8 6dlplleS bon
@aeta ein9eferfert 9etpelen. Sic maren abaez
lonoert in lie einem Serter bon pier Metre8
9anSe ein9eiperrt. Sie bienten in Der Nrtiuez
rte, alS iie i'm Sabre 1848 lire @utla11una
eln9ereldt baben, UNI ii4 nu9 Si3ilien at Be-
9eben. Der perltorbene 90nis bate ie Bee
reit8 besnabtgt aber 6rau5 IL. belt tie fir els
gene Tednung I'M @efansni6e. 6eute bat
Der 3Oni9 iie ernpfan9en urb moraen madden
tie lt9 auf ben &eg nad @aler1no.
I'LL Der Yrcclamatipn @aribalbi's. melde
aus NnlaB oes EObeS ben EafS5i'8 perSffentz
li4t ipuroe, beiBt es:
nOas freie Stalien 1T lolibariI6 nit Der ,,nz
sarilden 6reibeit unp perantpOrtlid fin BE
lelbe. Die Ginoer unlereS 2anbes tperben Quf
ben Grte9Sruf antworten, pern er fib aeoen
bic Tprannet an ben nfern Der Opnau erbebt
S1, bic Staliener i9nSren es am @robe bic
les WtartprerS: bic unsurilde @a6e uiro bic
5d5rt9e iein, uno fte peroen nit ibreu grioern
8lut UNI SLUT tauldet."
0artbalbi 1T entldlOliener ais lie, lid
oeS Iran5cltl9en @tnfluIieS All erpebren nn6
9e1he l1lntrlebe in letner lmoebuna si buloen.
9fadloem er ga 1arina feline Meinuno rpno
3 9erenS sela9tt Oob e., @uribaloi, alaabe. er,
~, Uarlra, let 'ia4 Palermo selGidt, uun leinn
WanllterI1ne 81 ltitr5en unb namentli6 GriIpi
beletti9en, erflarte er ibm am 2, Sui in ei.
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BON Nites @ear.

ct. Soiep9, MO., 2. au9. Die @r<
prep pcn Denver Gitp, lpelde IN lebter Na9t
bier antant, bru9te $17,O53 III @olOlanb.
Die p@a5ette" BON beute entbdlt bic lebten
1teutsfeiten BON YifeS Beat.
GS b%efinoen ii4 9eseaipartig 9e9en 100
Auar5mii9len in ben Winen, BON meldeu ie>
6od nltr fpeniSe croentlid ein9eridtet uno i'm
@an9e itiio. Wande bon Denelt, ipel9e bon
erf1brenen Sn9enieuren betrieben merben, ae=
ben 500 BIG 1925 per Gag, inbem lie rei9en
Auar5 gu perarbeiten baben, wdbreno anDere
nur $50 bis 800 liefern.
6 Wtamn in einem Claim batten in 3 Gaeen
Al Pfp+ @plo senlpnuen. Nnbere@ Claims tper6en
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Ger5ei6niB Ser 8reiie
q a.

% So, $4,000 ~ "
Distinguishing DOnnerlta8 ben 9. guOut 4 l6r Ga9niitt10S
auf benz S9IBenbofe.
NIB. Gun bonn 9auptrnam einOelieisrtes NeetaiaOn ueblt 8stte
wiro bent 69asen ais @9rcnprei8 %Saertannt, Der bic metnen 9ldtt
1en wa9ren6 bes 6eftS lbebt.
Nagemeine 8eltimmunsen.
a. OaS S4eben tn6et auf A S6ei6en ftatt unb omar nab 6.aSl-
l9eu pldtt9en, ~autsels8t unc aui 500 SUB @ntiernuna.
b. Die 20 beien S9ISen erbalten Se obenbenannten 20 Gbren.
Nietle.
c. Sober Stas tam nur sInem gbrsn. preis erbaIteu.
d. Seter S6nB totet 10 Gents.
e. Den 3belnebmern am prei8l9ieben per6en cine Anaabl 8id.
len pom GomnMttee se9en ene 8er9itun0 BON 8 Gents ertra per
Sbub CUR 8erfi9n1S lteben.
f. Oas NouGen i'm S9iebbaule lift itrens m~nter|aot.
e. gS tUiro eriudt, ben 4nfcr6erun9en 68 COMMITTEES ~unbeStuat
yolse gu letiteu, bafielbe WtrS an rOtbsn Gb0eiden ertenntli5
fen,
h. Die 8aass ginnabmc ab3isIi@ llntOlsn pirb pro rata per
Nin9 pertDeiIt.
@tntrtttspreis fir @id,tmit9lieber 25 Gents.
Damen 10 Gts 9inter fret.
Die GitpsBaleu9er 8. H..gars merben BIZ
rect gum Selte@tabe binauSiabren.
NnSl-8 Oas Committee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-04
Selegrapbticbe NIacbriDten.
Ser prin, Don males

9alifor, 2. slug. Der Rrin3 perlieB
Salifar 1eute firth UNI 7 llbr uuo be9ab ld
auf ber Giienbabn na4 8inOlUr, BON ben bod
item Staat8' u1O Wilitarzg eamten unO bei=
ben 5duierm Der @elee9ebuug ~be9leitet, Yon
bort be9a6 er li4 ua4 9unter8tcmn, woIelblt
CT lia TIM II u6r 40 Dttnuten III benz &uuOz
nenbppte rStpr" nad ct. Sr9nS einldifte.
Bei Der 4bielerun9 Der SatutIdilie Dabier
lpuroe ein Malm 9etGptet.
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mehr Heuer In 9erns.

NewtS Orleans, 2. Nus. @alOeltpn
Na4ri9ten ppln 81. b. 90. 9aben an, oab bic
SrDBe Wabl= un0 Sdneioemable in GuItin am
rs. y. W. nteoer9ebrannt 1T. Serlut $780,
900. Da8 Teuer lpar bus Wert zines 8rauos
filters. SIS murpe ein Neser- ~9efansen ees
nOlnmen, welder an einem @ebduoe in @eDr<
9etcwn Teuer an9elest bat. @r b%etaunte, bon
5pei 4bOlitiOnilten uuf9etu@eltw Orpen gu iein,
bic Staot nieber Su bremen.