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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
NNTEE-F.EIAZH HAY.

NXTEE-F.EAN HAY.
w House, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER,
NEU,BERN, ". G.
Contracts taken for work in town country which
will be promptly executed and satisfaction guaran-
tied. Paints. Oils and Varnish always on hand and
will be sold at reasonablo prices.
Sept. 20-d&wIy
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27

The subscriber is
receiving a larg e
stock OF american
and Foreign Mar6te
and is at all times
prepared to fill OF
ders for Monuments,
Slabs and To M b.
Stones, of every de-
scription, at lie s s
than NoRTH ERN
prices.
Our work will be
delivered in all parts
of North Carolina
and Virginia Free of
obarra
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27

LARGE Lot OF
~ III "A TSi
ust received. Bebees Fall Style and Black end
colored Cashmere; ;-Also a fine stock of G P 8
Oct IL ,~s Esssss EMMETT sCUTHBERT.T z
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27

GALA. AND = e It Il l. E.-ALL PERSONS
" indebted to will please call at my old stand
and settle their accounts they will be placed in
train tor collection. JOS. WH1TTI.
Newbern, Nov. 6--d1wNw1t.
~ Enquirer copy weeks.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
THOUSANDS OF CASES.

1t not only relieves the chill from pain but invig
crates the stomach and bowels cOrrects acdty ant
gives tone and nergy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve Gripping in the Bowels, ant
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27

TNMBRO8DERE. &c.-Embroidered Sleeves
l. and Collars, Lace Collars and Undersleeves,
Worked Skirts, Jaconet and Swiss Bands, Jaconet
and Swiss Edging-large supply kept constantly on
hand bv j NJ + HARRISON.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
North Carolina Cassimeres.

just received at The welknown establishment of
J. NJ f. HARRISON u very desirable lot of CAS-
SIMERES from the YADKlN MANUEACIOk1,
which are for sale veymoderatei terms.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27
IT, . - L e.
IHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A We
F R II I R z a!

Number of good
n TURPENTINE HANDS
for the year 1861. Persons wishing to hire VIII do
well to call upon the Subscriber very soon. Pesses-
sion given the lst january, 1901.
oct l6 wtlst.n EVAN WILLIAMS
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-11-27

say of any 9th
N Z V Z r
FAILED. IN
INST A n CE.
u Z C T A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED RoBBKRY or FuRs-A COUNTESS n rm CASE
On Saturday evening officer Jourdan, Of the Sixth pre-
cnc, arrested woman named Elizabeth McCabe, in the
vicinity Of the Five Points, charged with having the
18th inst robbed Peoga Cnxkie reputed Polish coun.
tess residing at SOS Houston street. Of rs TO the value
Of $3.50 The accused, appears was lodger with the
countess some time previous to the robbery, and one
morning WAS suddenly missed at the time that the
furs disappeared According to the statement Of Eliza.
beth, who 10 young widow but eighteen years OF age
che carried the puroined articles man named Ooeel
TO- living ut " Baxter street. where they were nut away
Elizabeth states further that she intended returning them
but was prevented by Costello who took them 70 Smp
sons in the Bowery, where he pawned them telling her
him Officer Jourdan found the furs at Simpsons and
finally succeeded in arresting Costello which led in turn
held TO answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
Arrivals and Departures.
ARHIYAIA

From New Orleans and Havana IN the steamship Empire
CNy-N Aruefo Wlnans 0andesson. Harry BY sop Mn
X Smith Iiss Anna L Rmhh VIM Smith, " u Burrdgs and
lady, Mrs Casman, Smith. Rowland, W Emmons and
- in the eeesagU.
Prom Hsvsna IN te steamship Quaker giddy;
John Curry. Juan Hemer Domingo Gomez, Edward Rauh
W towers, Jones' Mrs Montrel and son. y Peciee.
Barrera, O Morales, David Cook. Geo Cook.
FROM savannah 10 the steamshiu Hunsvile-Csut Isaac
Merritt, Folmora, Wood, PheipA Barber " RI
Knnelly Grimm, Rusher, Human, L 7 Redd. r
tiehsrdsnp Davidson, Lyons Collat Collat zea
den Magnus, Louie Levi Jackson Bradley d Pur1e
= E Ss Gen vig.l NorsA Hawhins 2 BAH
spaneer, Chase + Riley and 20 in The s,eersge.
From Richmond. &c, in the steamship JamestownJ BY.
Dunn, and II In the rtersge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
COroners' Inquests.

gentleman. was paraking Of supper Saturday evening
piece Of meat lodged In his throat and choked him 10
death. Deceased resided 1t l52 Essex street Coroner
Schirmer held an Inquest resulting in verdict in accord
with the facts.
Rafferty,, residing Al los Thompson street. while endea-
voring TO train vicious horse received serious kick IN
the abdomen. He refused call physician and he died
Saturday afternoon Coroner Schirmer held an inquest
and . verdict 10 accordance with the facts was rendered
SrrrosED FATAL FALL WHILE ISroxcArn.--James Fits.
gerald, native OF Ireland, found dead yesterday
morning in the store % Cliff street. where he was employ
cd night Waterman. He supposed to have fallen
the first story TO the basement while intoxicated The
Coroner held an inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
Proposed American Intervention I'm
China.

From the Boston Travellerl
special meeting of the Board Of Trade held at the
rooms yesterday afternoon, the PresdentE s. Tobey-
in the chair.
The President read a communication from Hon. William
President Of the United States upon the subject Of Offering
tne mediation Of this country to adjust the difficulties
existing between the English and French nations and the
Chinese empire. He Said
You aware that in the year 1868 treaty Of amty
and commerce was concluded between the Emperor OF
China and the United States which has been ratified and
duly exchanged: At about the time treaties were
made between the Emperor Of China England France
and Russia. The ambassadors of England and France
while on their wayto Pein in armed Ships consummate
ana me ueaes were interrupted In their pas
sage, which led TO collision between the slRps of war
and the Chinese forts
The result Of this unfortunate has caused large
naval and land force TO be by France England 10
China, and all the horrors o. may be anticipated
Can this be avertedY Humanity, the best feelings OF
be made The treaty between the United states and
China recognizes such mediation
is quite sure that the Chinese would be ready with
tne presence In her seas Of overwhelming force Of
Europeans) to grant anything that the European allies
would require, that they had the power comply with
into effect, under the mediation that which he would be
ucabe TO 40 were the promise made under tho presence
Should this suggestion meet The views Of the Board
Trade, and the President oer the mediaton-t being
nation had acted the part Of peaceaker. 70 whom bless
Mr. BeeSs remarked tia. he cordially approved Of the
suggestions Of Mr. Appleton and begged 70 offer resou
tons In accordance Herewith, - follows, which were
unanimously Adopted
Whereas the ambassadors OF England and Of France
while their way recently 10 Pekin to exchange the
treaties between their respective governments and the
Emperor Of China, interrupted In their progress
and accidentally treecherousy fred upon by certain
Chinese FORTS and whereas large naval forces have been
despatched to the Celestial Empire to obtain redress for
the alleged wrong
Resolved That the government Of this Board prepare
memorial TO the President Of the United States respect
fully suggesting that he tender the three Powers Above
mentioned the mediation Of the United States for The ami
cable adjustments of all pending dicules and further
that the said memorial be entrusted to the Hon. William
Appleton with the request that he present the same and
make such statements touching the subject matter there
Of as he shall deem proper.
Resolved, That the Secretary OF the Board transmit
the Chamber OF Commerce Of New York and the Boards
Of Trade Of Philadelphia and Baltimore copies Of the pro
ceedings of this meeting
On motion OF Mr. James G. Converse. IL was
voted, That the President Secretary Of the Board
prepare and sign the memorial 10 the President Of the
United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

In Dapbury, Gonna man near Fairfield, named 8 O.
vens 1t IL said, lately bid Off at auction SALE for
,rlire sum, package OF old papers belonging TO his
fathers estate among which found deed for
solders lard warrant Rnmor says that the location
~here the village Iof Ra;esyle, Arkansas, built,
and that be has sold he claim 10 gentleman Of that
Sisis lor -, oCc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

TEE Nxxr PRIZE FIGHT IN CAxADA-we understand, says
the Buffalo Courier that the next great prize fight which
s arranged 10 come Oh between Harry Grbben and WI
son, although will be disputed In CAuada will not take
place al Point Abino. The for this, we presume
that there too much interest taken in the fight be
tween Price and Kelly by the police Of Buffalo to make
agreeable to the bruisers II is eaid however. that the
Cepute win or lees than forty miles from Buffalo,
contguy 10 this point an object with the fraternity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
OUR WASHINGTON CoReE spoNpENcE

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1860
Regular Fsed Day and Drdw Batae for TIE SPEAKER
S~sita, Otd Wing, Of North Carolina, Elected and On
s'eted-RagA OatliN Of the Democratic Rush for Smah
end TIE Reefns-7Ae W1Adronai of SAerman AVID an
ArmSaiee-RpStliean Caucus Cal,ed-Pyuea5k &c.
&0n, &C., dc.
On the way to the Capitol What is the programme 70.
dayS We democrats are going 10 try Mr.. Smith, OF
North Carolina (od line whg), and, perhaps his skirts
ere ceano Know Nsthngsm and clean Of Kansas din.
cues in every shape and fosm-perhaps elect him.
IN the House after prayers the reading Of the journal
and IN hour OF personal explanations the part Of
anti Lecompssises Adrain, Riggs and Davis, we come
again 10 y vote Tor Speaker.
Mr.. Mallory, Of Kentucky Southern opposition) makes
appeal to the democracy, in behalf smith, OF North
Carolina Mr.. Smith, Of Virginia (demccraD, cordially Sc
conded the motion. The call OF the roll com nenced
and upon the call Of the OF sherrard Clemens OF
Virgins ldemocrai) he says, that from time to time be
has gone out like the dove from the ark looking for the
olive branch of peace, but has found res, FOR
the sole OF biz foot and therefore be Is not dis,
posed 10 go out on any voyages OF discovery
until assured that the Southern opposition party upcn
man Of their own can bring up their twenty three
the retcue he votes for JohnJ Mcae OF Mississippi TIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

missed. The Niagara worked about nineteen hours
almost without interruption playing through long lines Of
hosefrst two inch stream, and afterwards two one
and three quarter inch streams fire in the interior Of
closely packed mass Of cotton is always hopeless one
as the fire makes its way where stream OF water cannot
follow It, and the amount Of good effected is by no means
In proportion TO the labor expended on II; but In
another way the service rendered by the steamers on
this occasion Of the greatest Importance II tn.
severe labor which devoved them had come upon the
remen they would have been exhausted that the fire
in the Ledger building must have been much more dsas
rous; and seems TO be conceded that without the power
full assistance Of the steam fire engines the could not
have been prevented from crossing Fulton street. and Ia
that event must have proved destructive as the Beck
street confsgr alton,
FIRE IN FULTON STREET.
Between eleven and twelve O'Clock on Saturday night
fire discovered the second floor Of the building
No. As Fulton street, in the premises OF Mrs Banbard
The fremen quickly at work. and exnguished
the flames. The damage TO the furnitu win be abou.
$780, insured The FIRST floor occupied by s. W. Meade
gentlemen's furnishing goods store His stock is da
mayed about $500 by water insured for $4,000 in the
New York Fire and Marine Insurance Company. The
stock in the stationery store No "a damaged by water
about $780, insured in the Aontauk Rutgers insurance
Company The building 10 damaged about $500
FIRE IN WEST TWENTY FIFTH STREET.
Shortly before one O'Clock on Sunday morning, Ore
broke out in stable located at No 2Os West Twenty h
street, owned and occupied by Andrew Leay and Others
There nine horses the stable at the time They
were all taken out uninuyed The damage TO the stable
viii be about $780, not insured The fire is supuoscd
Was the act OF an ncendiary
FIRE IN GRAND STREET.
Between seven and eight o'clock yesterday morning
IRE discovered In the cellar Of the building No. $40
Grand street, in the premises Of Isaac Posne dealer
furs The flames were quickly ex.ngushed and before
The FIRE got into the store. The origin of the IRE
what mysterious and will require rigid examination by
the Fire Marshal The loss viii about $50 insured for
81 900 In the Relief and Wall street ngurance companes
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Vplitiid,es nns MiGnuri.

ct, 2pmts, II. Septbr, @8d6renD Slatr
naO Glover pOri9et Gpnnerita9 Nbenp IN 6nn=
tttbal 3t elmer republifanti6et Gerlnmmlmt9
lpra6en, perl uften eintge @inprtn9ltn9e 81 mic
perbolten Malet, bic Gerl amn,lun9 pnrd Se=
tperfe11 Der Spreder nit Steinen ltnp Cteru unb
9urra9lNreim fit Douglas, 8e4 un9 8reftn=
ridge 31 nnterbrehen, @tni9e Sage auspr botte
Elm Gtrfutar NIT Der Atteridrtft YGiQtlan3comt=
te" bic 53u1oe 9emadt, tpprin bic Gtrger sOn
Martpn rnp Sells County aufgefprpert wuroen,
paS 3u tanpetominen Der %Gerlammlung st ser
9tnoern. 8lair ipra4 it6er Il stnnpe,
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NaGridtert Oes 9ampferS yStntOnia,"
Sutere0ante Qetnila.

be- DtsI er Oa1npfer, Der am |, B. BON 6ambtra
unO am 4. SOn Sputbanttpr ab9tna pelen Nad=
rtdte1t allp peroltet linb, traf pprgeltern NIT 437
9alagieren tn SEEN 2Jprt Elm. g6tr mtne6mru
letnen Srridten np6 fcl9enpe Details;
Die W(itnSen, melde 0ari6alpt (11dA bent
Oe3imalfnBe, mic in Sorpiniet) prd9en Taft,
trogen paa 9tlp be5 &Gntg5 init Der Sni6rtft
y9tctpr Emanuel, &oni9 Spn Stalten."
Sen @ten lit Der @erfauf ppn Nb6tlpunqen
0arib1lpt'6 perboten mDrDen,
lleber Die olan3S0let Sper1ttcttea, suelfe Dem
SteeeS3uge @aribalpt'5 naG Der 6auptltaot sur=
on9inge11, 1T npb 6pl9enpes st melpen 9Q8 bic
~2(uBenperte yeggto's Yon @aribatpt %9enprfnmen
paren, ppllte bic nenpplttantl 6e Manni6aft niAt
wetter fdmpfen, Die Qrtillerte Seripet9erte stert
ben Oienlt unb Sen, gtol muBte capttultren.
Die 9leapplttaner p~erlpren an 500 Gppte II. 400
.@efdnaene. Nt6 bic 0artbdlptaner batten arp=
Be Gerlulte, 1annehtlid baS Corps Strtp'8. 9tn6
Dor Gintabnte 9%tt9gip'5 pperirte 0aribalpt In
Wtnpe8etle meter, Sn Dem &fe @art6alz
bi5 nit ben 8ri9apen Nielenpe3 1tnp griqartt
batten Die &6ni9liGen npG lteuertG pa6 ~lleberqe=
tpi4t unp ltrnte9ii6 bic eprtbeilbaftelten Stellun=
gen, aber lad 10 titnpt9em 0efed)te lp6et le IN
llnprpn1ng auf N(pntelepne, pGbreno @aritalpt
purA ptel en Steg 3t9Iett feline gereint9u,1g NIT
Den Seiniget ~beptrtte, bic int Eager ppn la 81
roma ,np IN N5prpnlpnte l~tanpen. SpEalo Sd
rtbalpt Serr pe5 Nlatenlt BON 9tale mar, m11Bte
bic BON t9rer &erbinpu19 init Gatan3aro ab9e=
iGnittene 8eIabun9 ppn Sctla capitultren, Oa
0aribalpt nltnmebr bic N(eeren9e beberrlAt, 70
fann au6 bic Gttabelle Spn Mellino Iid niGt
n,ebr lan9e balten. 0aribalpt itebt 5u9let6s.a
6epal auf Der Strabe 1a6 ~@atan5arp unp fat
frete Sepe9ung gu 9auo ME an Der &iiite BON
Gin fletne5 Corps @aribalpi!6 3p9 in
pen Drei Gnla6rten oQe Strettfrafte ant li6 ltnb
ma6te refine Sobn, tpd6renp pa8 BON Sor9t in
Der Salltcata, I'M @tlentp, III Saler1tO II, |, ~,
ltub Die p~Orttgen Strettfrafte 9e9en bic
fi6rte, Qm %. riifte @artbalbtNs
1T 8a9nara Elm. Cine 3pette Qlrmee
bic 1T Der gtlDuns be9rtfen rno in
bic berett5 eire bebeutenpe Nn3abl tGni9liber 81
ein9etreten, fittrt pen 9aamen u9teapUltta=
1il6e Nrmee,"
Die &Sni9tlt SCr England rstit AM "a, Sep=
TENDER na4 Dettl6lanD ob.
IS 9eiBt, Die &aiiertn Gu9ette lei 1tnwpbl unp
perpe Den &aile r ntGt no6 QQ9ter t~e9leiten,
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glpplifanten ltnt Stellet int @ett1u6bured1t Bet Der
9riifut9 purf9efalen linb, baben lt9 pp9 nod
ge9en 1000 g%erneloet, m1brertp Ntpere, Die @lrt=
ltanb rabntelt, It6 pem Gromelt at untertperf-n,
tire gntpfeblmn9sIdretben 3nriideep9en flpen.
Si6 jebt Iinp 30, al 70 Der 5. Shell Der i'm 9att@
gen 2ln5tl ~teleitpel1, 315 Glerf8 erndunt pproeu,
ltap pd5 Nttniltertum pea Snuern Bat bierbet
1tebr auf 3lGtt9teit, al5 Gn1pieblungen geleben.
New Yorf. Gmtlte &p0ut6. Nm
lebte1t Spnntn9 BEL udtert etue 2ln3a6l llngarn 1t.
a1pere 6re1npe Der 6amtlte Gpliutb pa5 Dent
nal, nelde3 nuf bent Grade ber S6pelter De5
ltn9uyti0ut Dotripten Inn GREENWOOD 2etGenbpI e
errtGtet lit, IS III elm IL SUP bU6er SbeltSt
aus ttdlttnti6Gn OlarntOr. 9ltf Dem pbere1
56etl erblidt man Elm SGtlp nit Dem ungart=
lGfn Wapper, 1rtp altf pen oier Seitet oeS Yie=
be- tals fel9enpe SnlArift u@milta &plut9z3 n=
%la&p6f9, 9ebprelt III l1n9art ant IL. gppentber
1917, 9eltprben III 8rppflYn ant %. Stunt 1860,
Grrt6tet BON i6ren SG)tdl alsgenpllen int @ril,
tpelde lte irt 9e6e1 beprnpertet lnp jebt tralertt.
Sbr, bic tGr 3uriidte6rt, petn lln9arn fret 1T, y,
tebrtet metnen Staltb nit - ntett 0ep3 1T bort"
Die lebteren @prte tnp 1T rtgartlher Spra6e,
ST. GD1alY bielt cine 9tepe, In ipelder ct atd)
bic am ndGlteu Sanlta9 erfpl9erpe Nbreile etne5
SpbneS Der Gerltorbertet 3ur @aribaloilGen
6ret6eitsarnee bsriibrte. Gtne jun9s l~1ngartn
tru9 ant @rabe Elm pqtriotildes @eptdt Spr.
Oamtt lhlpB Der gelltd,
1Dbtla pflP9ta. Nn6lp1er Ser<
1t @, etnen Strain aus , nj GtIen<
81 9ngeletIe 5u werfen, Sornta9
Ntenp ip1rpe ein Mtann 9eItben, Der etle ldtpere
&pppel aul ba5 @elei6 pet 9ennlYlpanto @tlert=
baGn j~enleit6 Der SdupftQ 3utfhen ber Drabt~
britfe unp Der Martet Strabe mari, al8 Der &etz
DIETER 5rntn berantaln, Der Bug Der aus 8pei
pai1asterzGhra, etnem 8aga9ezGar unD Der 81
~tpntCtipe beltat1p, mar NIT 9aliagterfn 9efiiQt rnb
rannte init grpBor Gile etrett tepeutertpen Nb6an9
6i1ab, ais Die &ettet=6pppel auf pa5 @eletS ae=
mprfn purbe, ST.. Campbell, etn Sfficer Der
gabn, erfabte pa5 5tnpepntB utb mari e8 meg,
ais Der 3u9 etpa 800 9)orps e~ntfernt mar lnp
lief 1ppann DEM Manne na6, Der e5 bin9epprfe fen ;
eS gelang inn, tbn 3t fan9en unO e5 fnno ltd,
Dnb ct etn DeutlGer, 9lanters 8rieOrt6 0lOblitt,
mar, OieIe r leugnete ntdt, baB er bn6 9tnDer=
ntB 9t1tgepprfen babe, u,p fit9te Giu3u, DAP er
lelblt niht pife, mas ibn pa3u beppBen babe,
@ett @r, Campbell ntft 70 ie9nel bet BET
9nl1D 9epele n ipare, pitrPe Die ent1ebltGe Sbot
opn ben furftbarl item 6ol9en gene en letn, Der
0jefottdene iplrpe f~eltdeiebt.
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@as @nse Der @alfer,tNen @rpesitipn.

w=SrleonS, II, Sept, Der am IS,
,. 80, ppn 5aoana o%b9e9an9ene Oampfer Star
Of tbe gSelt 1T bier an9etOrnmen,
Der lpantl6e &rie95pampfer 6ranciSco p'2ii5
FAM nit Na6ri6ten aus Ompa Spm 6. 1no aus
Srtrtllp pom T, ,. IN 6aSana an,
Der britil6e &rie95Oampfer SrarltS Bate i'd,
NIT elmer abtbetlun9 6onpurter unter Alpare;
taA beut 8tp Ne9rp be9eben, no 8alter NIT iet~
men 9eaten la9erte, Die 8pute be5 SraruS fa6z
rem ben 6luB binauf @alter purpe nit 70 iet=
rer Qeute ~9efan9en 9enpmrren, 1tad) 9rltrillp 9e=
braft unp ben gebHrpen Spn 6onplros a1t59e=
l~teert. Walfer'6 2eute, bic bon Nlen entblG6t
unp tbeilwetie trant tparen, erbielten unter Dem
GeripreAen, lt9 ME pieper an elmer expedition
ge9et Central Nmertfa 31 betbetligen, Die Grlanb>
nip, na9 ben Ser, ct, 3uriidSufebren, Walfer
ietn rSberf" Butler werpen
er16pien werben,
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%pereintgen, mcrsen ettanper b~etritgea, SIT eS GIT
e1erm v@rtn3tp" geporpen, baB ypte @emetnen
In Der 9artet feine Nefte beliben, wel6e bic 6ib=
ret at a6ten 9enGtbist linb 2" SIR werpet euret
Srrtbum ertennet. Bltdet ltt eltd. Sebt i6r
ni6t Die 3aulenpe, bic lire alte Sabne ~SerlaIetl,
neil le lth nt6t e,rem perratberil6en 9lane, oas
Splf INN lein @ablredt GIT b~etrit9ett, ul,terperfen
mG9en 2 g4aS bepeutet OaS ? Dap Der Men@6
t4 Iber bet Ydrtetfne dt erbebt, DAP in
rn lerer 9plitit baS Sent Ell tpteper IN letne
Ne6te trttt. SIS lit bic ~ a + Splf5lp1oe=
ratnetGt, Die liG CUR @etung brin9t. = gSerft
MUIR cure Waulwurf 8bi9el auf ltnp nennt le
.Selttn9en. SIR Ifetrt taum st b~eoreifen, pte
tletn le litb, Die 2O9tt BET GreieniNe Miro
pariiber btnipe9rpllm uup niGt cine Spur BON
elern timnterlt6en Gprrt6tnn9en ilbrtg alen.
Sur Die, beret 6er3 nt6t Spn 9rpben ltttlt=
den Ge9uneen beritbrt miro, fDtten lt6 baritber
taul6en, paB mir inns inmttten elmer 9rpBen fit
lt6en llrnipdlsun9 befirpett. sic fDnnen bent
@rfpla ntht 1erbtnperr, ntft eiltntal oer3pgern.
SIM @esentbeil, ptper ibren eisenen BiQen traz
gen le ba3u bel, benn tbre tiefe Gerrpttrlt9 Be
wetSt bic Notbpenpt9fett Der Nleatilpun9. Opu=
elas lelbit fTrpert 1fe, berrt ct Fat Dent ameritantz
l6en Gplfe eine sroBe unp erbabene 2ebre &C.
ltefert. He.E -.
Sd CLAUDE, e5 mar Senator Yu9b, Oct einlt
rtef: @enn Douglas opm Sipen nteper9eltoBen
pitrbe, perbe er letnen blutenbe1 2et4nam Der
Su9enb beS glprppeltetS ais Deltftnal Der Danf=
Bartlett be5 Sipen5 Set9er, 8ria9e ptei er mo
perre MarcltS Nntpnilt5 MIR leiuen tppten GG lar
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bieber unD t5 mill tint cine 9ei6enrepe Sprl a9en.
Sage er Der a%merifantl9en Sugenb c5ier lie9t
Douglas, Slidet auf ibn, Sir jspe @unbe,
Die Der 9 il b t9m 1hlug, bat er etnet StreiG
9esen bic 5ret6ettet 1eireS GplfS 9efitbrt NGge
ct ais warnenbes 8etlpiel bafIr btenen, pab Sc
mano etn Gerratber an Der Sretbett
etn fam, pbne be8balb CUNT Sin filing Der Gilt
ssnbalter 81 werpen. 8ftfet ber, Our6 fall
d GDltsl puperainetat 1udte ct 8t ltei9en; bic
4 4te Gplfsi %ouoerainetdt lfntetterte itn nte=
Der !" rig
@eun bic amertfanil6e St9enp btele 2ebre
be9er3t9t, barn ptrb man ia9en ptrf fen, paB ~
gar Douglas 1etnem @aterlanb 9enibt fat,
Damn 1et 5rtepe NIT ibnt, - 1etne 9lufsabe 1T
erfilt. .g
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len. Die unadte Golfsl puperainetat lte9t bar
nteper, 5rete Wanner, ant GuG 1T e5 jeet, pa=
fIr 3t lprget, bdB Die d 6 tie trtulnpbire,
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Bon 0enper Gin.

Ct, 2Outs, IS, Sept, Die Smaba stopt=
pplt brtn8t bic Na6rt6t, Dap bas Gtgi=
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lan9t, 20. -
Oa8 Gplf ppn 9telt=llertrp bilpete cine ltattide
2rnppenma9t, um Grte9 9e9en bic Naoajp5 m1p
dnDere Snptaner at ft6ren.
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H~ntersang oes Sampfcrs Gazette.

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