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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
Tho MACON nna sIIdoll Affair

NEW YoRK, Dec. 24.-The London Times
says private letters from Rio Janerio state that
Gen. Webb, American Minister, had sent de.
mand to the Brazilian Government that the
Governor of Waranham be superseded for hav.
ing allowed coal to be supplied to the Pirate
Sumter. a --.. ..,. .-..-... .-
A report is quite current in the streets this
morning that Slidell and Mason are 10 be re-
stored to liberty and sent forward to England
by the Europa. The sources from which this
information is said to be derived are French,
which is confirmed by those who are supposed
to have unusual facilities for early information
from English connections, though the report
may prove to be unfounded.
The Express states rumor this afternoon
says that in an interview which Lord Lyons
held with Mr.. Seward, the latter read to him q
letter that he had written to minister Adams
ten days ago, in which he said that if the Brit.
ish Government claimed Mason and Slidell up
on the ground of illegal capture, and as CONTRA
~ to the law of nations, and would consider
the surrender as settling the principle for both
Governments, they would be given up on re-
quest,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
COL. C0RCORAN AT LIBERTY
--latest from Missouri.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
csoc. escc. Go.
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.--The President has ap
proved aud signed the billto further promot,
the efficiency Of the Navy. aA
| Special to the Tribune.l
We learn that Lord Lyons had TO day another
Interview with Mr.. Seward. 1t ia understood
upon what seems to be good authority, that tn,
meeting was friendly in its character and salts
factory In its results.
EaLofd Lyons, who ssomo days ago seemed tc
be in doubt whether he could do 90, has formal
y renewed his previous invitations for Christ
mas. ~ -r., l5.s. 1884.
A Cabinet meeting Is to be held tomorrow
at which 1t is thought the case Will by thorough.
ly discussed. &tf 40
Intelligence was received here to-day that
Gen. Kelly was at Hancock and about 70 move
toward Winchester, by way of Martinsburg
driving the rebels from that section of the State
as be proceeded, and re-openiDg the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad as soon as practicable
Money has gone to Kansas to pay the arrears
due the troops raised there to whip the Missouri
rebels $3SS,000 is the sum. s's' F
ITO the Associated Press.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 24.---The Senate has con.
drmed the following appointments by the Pfesi-
dent: 40 -
Robt. Haley, Of CAL Consul at Mapzauilla
VIM. Pickening, of ILL., Gov. of Washington
Territory; Geo. N. Milne, Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Springfield, Ill; James B. Mills, Re-
ceiver at Otter Tail City; A. Whittlessy, Re-
ceiver at Bayfield,, Wis., Robt. B. McDougalI,
Register, at Springfield, Ill, James H. Lane,
OF Kansas, Brig. Gen. of Volunteers.
Not more than twenty-one Senators were
present at the session to-day. The majority of
them, as well as many members of the House,
having left the city.
The Attorney General has respectfully de-
clined to give to the Senate his opinion on a
private claim, alledging precedent as well as
want OF power, as a justification for nom
compliance with the request. |..
1t is not expected that Congress will transact
any business until after New Years The Mex
lean Treaty 10 before the Senate committee
but will not be reported upon until after the
holidays. t p
Gen. Lander has recovered from his wounds
received at Leesburgh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25

CHICAGO, Dec. 24--The Memphis Appeal Of
the 18th has the following: 80 ma. 20
Our Richmond correspondent SAYS that in ad.
dition TO the $3.50 600 appropriated by the Con.
tederate Congress for the relief of the Charles.
ton Sufferers, the Legislature of Virginia will
appropriate 5000, 900. Collectiops also were
taken in all the churches on the 18th. The
correspondent says to such q frightful extent
has violence increased in Richmond, that that
city bids fair to become infamous as ever Balti-
more or Naples was; shooting and stabbinQ are
everyday occurrences. 81
The Appeal publishes telegraphic reports Of
the foreign news, and remarks; "What will be
the course OF the trembling tyrAnt in Washing
ton, we are unable to cay; but presume he and
his astute' advisers will refuse to take up the
gauntlet so fearlessly offered by Great Brit,
ain" 1t thinks the action of the Federal Gov
ernment will engender such state of senti.
ment in France and England, ss will secure a
speedy recognition Of Southern independence
The rebel account of the Green River fight
places the Federal loss at seventy five killed
and wounded, and the rebel loss at four killed
and one mortally wounded.
Some exaggeration characterizes the reports
Of the los' at Camp Allegheny, in Western Va :,
Gen. Milroy is reported killed, and the Federal
loss set down at five hundred killed. The
rebels acknowledge twenty killed and ninety.
seven wounded. aG. Et. @
The Appeal was rejoiced at the movements
Of the radical abolitionisIs in Congress. Speak
ing OF the emancipation schemes of Stevens
Bing ham, Sherman and others, it says: Oul
people rather like this species Of legislation, in
asmuch as 1t gains Victories for US, which the
bayonet and bullet would be tardy to achieve.
The Fort Smith News Of the 18th has dis
couraging news from the Indian country. The
Greeks, Cherokees and Seminolee are desertpp
the rebel cause, and large numbers have joineS
Opathleyhalo, who was encamped about Bic
Bend, on the Arkansas river, with four thousanc
Indians well armed with rifles, revolveIs anC
knives, and naked to the waist. To OPPOSE
this force the rebels had small force under
Col. Cooper, who was clamorous for reinforce
mente. '''S '''t BIC
A battle-was daily expected, az the two armies
were onlya few miles apart. II ,ses tsEe@&
The New Orleans Delta of the 18th SAYS
The naval commander otthe Federal feet for
bade the transmission of General Phelps pro
clamation ashore, and threatened to fireinto sny
boats that attempted to carry It. ~. r'. ~, :
The Fort Smith News Of the 18th learns
rom the telegraph operator at Fayetteville
that about one hundred Union men have beer
arrested at Madison, Carol copnty.sr.,ts svsg
The Nashville Union Of the l7th has thu
gratifying assurance that Linculn's message
had produceda o complete revolution among tn,
Union men, sso VI sE
The Georgia Legislature had appropriate,
100000 for the relief Of the Charleston suf
ferers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
From tho CharIeston prl.on.r... on cy,,.,'

New YoRK, Dec. 24.-The Times publishet
an Interesting statement, made by Lieutenant
Hurd, OF the Second Maine Regiment, who was
wounded and taken prisoner at Bull Run, and
has recently been released. He, together with
Col. Corcoran and some three hundred others
were confined in the Charleston Jail at the time
Of the great confagration there, and they only
escaped from the jail, which was burnt, by leap.
ing from q window, no effort being made to save
them by the Chsrlestonians. .,,. - .'a !.
Cob Corcoran, Lieut.. Hurd believes, escaped
during the confusion, as he expressed his deter.
Ininasion to try TO reach Beaufort or the North,
and has nj since been heard, FRONT a,g AZ, "a
According to Lieut.. Hurd's representation,
the national prisoners now In the South are
treated in the most brutal aud upjustifsble
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
Arrival Of tho Amor,n.

New YoRK, Dec. 24.-The steamship Amer.
lea from Liverpool via Halifax arrived, here
this morning Her news is almost entirely an.
ticipated.
The steamship Adriatic and several other
large steamers, at southampton, were expected
to be chartered by the British Government.
II was stated that the British Life Guards had
volunteered for foreign service.
The Government was about to send a number
OF non commissioned officers to drill the Cana.
dian militia. 80.
Geo, l., Schuyler, agent of the United States
Government for the purchase of arms in Europe
is passenger by the America. II 9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
, COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
IrrrORTrO FOR Tnr ONO srArrrnAu J.


i n q NEW YoRK. Dec. "a
PL0UR-Market dull and lower; sales II, 400 bblS q
~ 2Og5 30 for rjecied S5 25p5 40 for 1upene state
$40 for superGno western; IS 55D5 rs for common Z
medium extra western; IS e0@5 80 for shipping brand
extra round hoop Ohio and OOD6 rs for trade brand
do, market closing dull. Canadian -four dull and
ket shade easler with only very moderate business
aales COO bbls at o5 3O@5 ~ for superAnej o5 50l
for common to choice extra.
RYE EPLoUR-ouict and without decided change ln
DORM MEAL--In fair request with sales Of Brandy.
wine at 80 27K.
WnISKY-Without important changei sales $50 bbls
wHEAf~rhere Is scarcely anything doing; market
heavy and prices without decided ehAnge. Sales Of
Io,SoI bushels Chicago spring az 81 Ss@i ~ %; 1900
choice amber iowa at 81 IS; 1880 bushels common TO
good winter red western at 81 sc9l 4o 1900 buSheS
RYEoulet and steady. with sales Of $500 bushels at
e3Ac.
BARIEY-oulet; sales Of 1000 bushels at 100 for
o0RN-NOthlng ofmoment doing, and market nOml-
nally unchanged; small sales are reported at 63KD
W for mixed western. ~ rr .1- -. eZ Ui.I.
0ATs-Heayy and dropping, with limited sales at 30
@a2o Tor Jersey, Canadian and state.
fohh-Oonunues steady And poor demand; sales 900
bbls Sl9 259i2 rs for mess; 80 Q5apo for prime.
BEEF-steady and 1rm; sales 200 bbls el@4 50 for
for TS.eGsd S' ns:S ss ss ss sIsP s'
price. fslJT-
BEEF HAMs-Flrm at sl4GDH so for western.
OuT mEATb-1naotiye and nominal at SIC for
shoulders and 4kD6k for hams.
HOGb-DIessed nrm with sales at "a 250b5.eh 2 ~
bmoKED MEATS-ouiet and steady. The Govern.
ent was awarded on private terms FOR $50 hhdB
BAooN-Sides In moderate request sales $50 boxesa
fnr western long ribbed mlddes NO for city short
clear do. 7Tfl
LARD-Easier; soles 800 bbls NJ e1Qc.
BuTTEk-selling at ll9l5cfor Ohio, and l69e0c for
OHkEeE-steady at 5D6c. .-'. f--. t--.. a.
buGAR-Raw, firm with moderate business doingI
sales wy hhds Cuba at 7H96c; 1000 bags Brazil a.
III 1000 bags Manila on private terms. ~
hoLAsShb- -Quieti nothing OF moment doing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
Cincinnati Market.

There was but very little trade done by the grocorS to-
day beyond the filling Of small mail orders, conSequenty
there y nothing in the market 70 report. ~ :. l7
bLOUa-Was particularly dull, and material reduc
tion IN prices would DO necessary to induce buyers
take hold: We leave the quotations as they were
"a "a % for superane and Amily-wth the remark
that they are merely nominal.
WHEAT-Was less inquired for to-day and millera
were not willing to pay tho figures quoted on eaturday
-9oc for white, and CSC for red.
OoRN--Was taken moro readily at 2ec,
OAEb-Hayo again advanced, and are generally held
al 5Oc IN bulk, with very good demand at 2D,.
BARLEY-6ells readily at 4ea5Oc.
krE-hhs better market at an advance To 43e.
WHlsKY-WaS kept at l3kc, with good market.
s Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25

ALBANY Dec. % --conptroller Denniston has
returned from Wasbinetop, having secured from
the Secrstaty suf the Treasury d return Of 40
per centsof. the money advanced by the State
for expenses Of the war. The sum thus receiy,
ed by the State IN $ll3,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
Master Commissioners Sale.


A. Whitingand g. NJ. Parsons
Executors Of g. Swan, Doc. 3. p. 2G0.
vs. Superior Court.
Amos J. Furbee ct al.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from the
ID Superior Court Of Of franklin county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the door Of the Court House, in ths
city OF Columbus, on
Saturday, the 2eth day Of December, 1861,
Between the hours of 10 o'eluck A. NJ and O'Clock P.
M, the following described premises, to witt
Part Of lot No. q Of Baker and Mitches subdivision
Of out.lot No. 22 Columbus, Ohio, beginning at the
southwest corner Of said lot No. at the northeast
ner Of the intersection Of Mound and Seventh streets
thence eastwardly on Mound street one hupdred and
twenty feet TO private alley; thence northwardly by
said alley to the middle Of said lot No. q thence west.
wardly parallel with Mound street to the front Sev.
enh street, thence aouthwady on Seventh street to the
place OF beginning.
Appraised at $1,000.
-. G. W, HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner,
Printers fees S6 90.
novledIt&wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
TO MARRIED MEM

Vf Those contemplating Marriage.
THE uuderSgnsd will sivelnformntion on very IN.
ttress"o and important subject, which will be valu.
cd more than thousand times Its cost BY every married
couple Of any age or condition in life. The information
WILDE sent by mail to any address on tho receipt Of o5
cents (s1cer) and one red stamp. -s = ~ 49, ~.
All Letters should be addressed to ..r-r ..
~ II. B. MORRIS, M, D.
oot3l-ly3tawdkw lAs.ag u Boston, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
THTRTT.SEVENTm CONGEESS.
F,irrst session : s+sF-4
wAsHIus,dcTrOS, ,cT Dec. "a.

s.-.. WASHINGTON, Dec. "a.
sENArE.-se petitions were presented
praying for the confscation of the slaves of
rebels without compensation, and those of 10y.
al masters with compensation. s..-f
Mr., Howe gave notice that he would intro
duce bill to amend the fugitive slave law.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
On the opening of the doors, the Senate ad-
journed until Thursday. --AA--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
hog Markets.
COLUMBUS, Dee. a4th.

COLUMBUS, Dec. Gath.
The price Of hogs remained unchanged last evening
at % 40 on foot and 80 90 net. l.. ~. y ~ -.
For the last two or three days there have been about
five or six hundred slaughtered per day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
Master Commissioners Sale.
q. Barringer' AdministratOrs,)
n w.. vs.: 49,, Superior Court


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME
ID direoed, from the Superior Court Of Franklin coun-
, Ohio, will offer fer sale ct the door of the Court
House in the city Of Columbus, on ,-lr-A r
On Saturday, the 2Sth day Of December, 1861 -,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p
NJ the following described premises, situate IN franklin
county, State Of Ohio to wit: The three equal undivds
ed fhrh parts Of all the lands, tenements and water
power leased by Wayne Griswold acting member OF the
Board Of Public Works. to Christian Barrnger and Lorin
Yerrngton by lease bearing date May st 1854 together
with the undivided parts ofa the structures
improvements and machinery on said lands and OF the
appurenencesthe eunto belonging, and Of all the rights
benefits aud privileges whatsoever secured by said lease
10 said essee The premises above referred TO stuate
on the Columbus Feeder at the lock commonly known
Fisherslock, and said premises are commonly known
the Columbus Mills. ld r. agT9I SseNafpE
Terms Of fsae-onehalf cash on day Of sae onefourth
In one year. and oneourth in two year, bearing interest
at per cent? deferred payments secured BY mortgage
premises. .'.-'' f-r' ~A"@h - Jazz
Appraseds ct 975O. ssg ils s,lt % sp5is Aslaa a.
N. B.The remaining undivided onefourh part Of the
property tho same time and place. andup,
" an1rsi.Sa 'uV .D, a. A. sso. . ~ @a hIA&T
appraised ~ VA,foV' slagy as 40 El ttElWApta q
a GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff, Is.l
.s5sus "a OK and Master Comminionersa
Printers fec % 0O.-.--..s-..-,-.--,--.--
novl7 dhtSWm' gTNRD R--.W WayaAyg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
CINCINNATI.

Hogs are quoted within the range Of figures given on
Saturday-$St 10 % 25-but the market is very dull.
50 Is is about the figure for the most desirable WEIGHTS
OoDjecture to the future course Of the market Is
tlrey beyond the sk Of the most experienced in the
trade and operations are consequently purely specula
chArscterzng them The receipts for two days were not
heavy and do not keep packers anywhere fully EN-
ployed' DroVers In some instances are having their
stock arguing that they we'll afford to take
the risks OF future market for cured meat as they can
70 submit to loss on the hogs SnOw.-loOmmefclnl,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
Lac,es and Embroidersie(Ns,.. y !.

NJ ALTESE a POINT
" Lace Collars and setts French, Ruiher and Thread
Lace Wells ineW patterns1 Vaienelenes, Thread and
Point Laces, Embroidered Collar, Sets Trmmings and
setts and Cuffs Embroidered Collars and CUFFS In eettA
BALM q SON,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

Notice to Physicians and the Public
AILoooK's POROUS PLAsTERs. .44TEsTIMoYIAL.
-T. ALLoocK & Co., No. eo4 Canal street. New York,
Nov 10Th, sS9-dentemen lOtely suffered severely
from weaknem ID my back, accustomed BY suddenly
overezsrting myself Having heard your passrs much
recommended for cases Of this kind procured one and
the result was all that c,uld desire. single pister
cured meinaveek. Yours respectfully,
ratsf. r J.G, BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House, New York,
There isnohng equal In the way Of plaster to The
Porous Plaster Of Mr.. ALLCooK. In Asthma Cough,
Kidney Affections, and local deep seated pains, they
afford permanent relief and for weak backs, pains in
the SIDE. stitches, and spasmodlc pains generally, they
are unsurpassed for the benefits they impart Price Q5
cents each, Principal Office 0o4, Canal street 't
all respectable dealers in medicines.
dec24-dAwlm ELtEs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25
Sherif's Sale.

Peter A. Pressler M. oxo
rssS,. y, Daniel. sSS:IisEP SSs; 1 E Court, asS;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-25

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23--The President has ap.
proved aud signed the bill to further promote
the efficiency Of the Navy. aa.s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-02
9nlan0.
: @ttttas Na&u6tcn BON Mlrrifc

sStd'ttae N56TihtCn BON Wrrifc.
Die IcBtsn Na6rrhten. Die ms ou So, rfp
%;utaneu, lnn9cH an, tsuuru6tg. nprr Matur ,u
Werpen. eS ~bsltnttRt lid ndmlih re frilGCrs
Ra6riht, DAP 0incoln Ycn Ter m, ritnniiten s&e-
9ierun9 Die @rlnubntb erbultru, Grupprn pu, III
Oas mcritantt6e @stist. scscn Die wcttl den
@renisn Der @pntoocrtrten Gu ten, aIiu ,mnGhif
& r9eu 3rraS, New Ntcrifc upb Nrt;ona morlti.
rem gu IoIcn. 6srner teltGtiat rs iii. ro6 in ct,
nee GonffrtnI mslhe 4 merchandise @Cuorr.
neure in @nanaiIta oUr Snr,em lie ten, ferup
ltpe Oeliunuugen ge9en pie CONFEDERATION aus,
9eiprohen MUroCn, unp enClib belt6tiat cs Iit
o16 Der ]beritti9te &crttnae 6fentltb NM NIT
3upimmunJ Ter msrifdntibcn 8eh6rcr, Srup
pen anwirbt, nm einsn nsuen 2IufaQ in lcras
gu MAIDEN.
Die @epitterpoltsn 9s9sn uus iteiuen allo
3unahf i'm ~?5eifen auffctsen ,u mcQen. g8ir
iilrtren omar Die Merifancr feinteneass. unp
unlsrs SoInaten, oes faulen QngerIebens Ibcn
LANCE miiee, plrren fb ~freurn. ciniae Nrteit
gu bttOmmen Nber trpBbsm riirfen mir niht
iOratos lein.
sGtr mitirn uns poafommen seriast auf Die
@a&e Rell II, unp fur ale Gpsntualt ateten
une tereit baltrn. @nn3 DEFENDERS n6t6ia, pae
Die 9an3s SusenO fb uutsr pie Dafen Iteue.
- 9Cro Sgons Bate an SenarO eineu Brief
wsgen seleBipiepriasr s'erGaftung sipeier britt
itsr llntertbansn Seiten5 Der 2tncolnitsn, az.
ribret. Ssworr antmortste, pa6 iene 8eroen
ma6pem Der as9en fe sebs9ts 9erpatt fh ale
unte9rinort srmicirn unO fe ibrc Nn6duslfa.
an Srittanisn srtIdrt batten, frCieIaGsn purren
iIst aber binju, p5B bic Ser. Staaten nabrsnp
Oes Rrissss pas Neht bdtten. ma6rrnO Der Rs.
bsliOn jsOs UsrOG@tigs 9sriOn gu Oerbaften.
- &aIsl. Der Correspondent Ger 9OnOon Ilmcs
fam am Sumitaa pur6 Cincinnati, auf isinem
2SeSe nah CEN pratrlsn gu fiuer SagotCur.
- Sort 9lden5 ut NIT 1913 @elhuBe ormirt.
- Der StoaI 3nD,aua bat 81. 900 Maru
1u Der 8rCBsH A'mse gclsat. gem quota in
81, 900.
3n Sort q~afagstts S~sfnDtm l8 ~gessnpar.
ti9 l25 pOItil6s @efangtns.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-02

= ySte mir nit SeSousrn 56ren, bate RE
Wharton Hi a~e@rmpognie ben 9erluf cince yRit.
9licofs gu %tetldgen. grip. Rrets ltar6 namlit
"cr siui9en Gaasn bel Nempp,t g1c,ps am Ser,
pshRs0er. Yer Seritcrbene mar rin gGder BON
YrUtetfOn, nno pa man etmas 0,s!o in reiusr
SsriHienIhaTt fano, mbgen lid 9tnssG6riac pcs.
balb an Capt. 9Ybrrd penpen.
Stsr Nit9lispsr Ger Nartpn Ridr. 6,m-
pa9n'e bdben rnrlih na@ fiufmcnatliter Gam.
payne cns erite CULVER aerp6en. Beroouocre
gSr6e mar udmli6 cine Qbtbctfuno nm ,srrr
&ruppen, Su Der jeoe @cmpnanie ptsr Wonn
9eFeut bate, gu ether Strsfratrouius t~ecrpsrt.
Stelr lt'sB ouf cine pisrfa6 iiterleaene morou-
otrcnoe fstnplt6e Nbtbcilrng, SHiTe murpcn
9rired'islt unp 6,cunp unp 6eiup Iutts oGetoIp
ZEN petl III Der 5tuht. unIeren Gtaes milTsu
MIR leop6 gum Nubme na6ingen, pos Ie NIT
Spt @slaertsn p~crisIbsn Wof5ngattuna ON
I"nSlten Stanp bicIten. uub raB aud Gin g,pfse
BET ptelsr @clegenbert o~efanoen oenpmmrn urn
etn anperrr eridpdeu purpc.
Wtr ltnr untcrribtet, laat Die Gtrioe Die.
patd, caB Stn. Scott toINj9It einen geIn6 t;er
~ maiden 9scentt. nm ein 9efistbum ,u lfberu.
pel6ss untsr Ole SrquctrutrUnenfte orbSrt
Senn man ren @riibtsn olarbeu porf "a
~urrE Der alte 9ereroI irs no Scmauprn, Der
le'ne E'fre 9diits icqutfriren mOute, lebr DER.
~tuucen isin.
Wtr %0rrtrciien auf bic Der Qu,eioe Ses
oerrn 9oltor 8Rbrtnorr f~cIscnbs Sefanntma.
R"n9 ctr SRI. @cr9rnftcr", Die fir Matter
"On 9rUbcm SutcrcIe ictn mirp.
NahItc g8UGe trttt bic Circuit @u;rt ~.
'~aniinen. USE man trrartet pcrrtn bic +. q.
00'npla'trr' pernue9etsr wegsn i6rrr u~ntefuos
ten @sIOmo@eret lh Dor r%erisltcn ,1 perant.
pcrtcn baben.
= Srdiioent Davis Sat cinrn ,reitsn Set
tag auT Den 10. rieles NonntS aussridrteten.
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(@in9cIanot.)

Str pprefl nit SntercIe. baG 6crr &rupIfp.
Npotbrter, %9elrnncn IN. ptclrn S8tntrr TprtrSoe
nOsr e9emtr, 6rwertc- uno gDaorentuupe. Mi.
ner@lo9ie uno onocrr nntur y jNtnitafHibe al.
der III bIitsn. Ia or bicie Vpriliac in mEoIibn
nopulorrr NEttIe uno rn6 praftiihrr gtihtuua
bin 81 baItrn acbcutt, 10 parf man rie1cs uutsr.
nrNnftn fNpprIt mtlltcmmtn briF,n in elmer at
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