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, 1861-10-17
RAKKER3S DRAGONS.

It will be seen BY our special Washing
ton dispatches that Capt Charles VI.
Barker, now promoted to the rank OF
A1aior, is en- route to this city to recruit
Ills second company for the Mcclellan
Dragons. This splendid corps is the i'm
mediate body-guard Of the commanding
General, and is at onte an honor to Chi
cago and to the whole service. The first
company having been increased to 15s
men, We suppose the second Will be Of the
same number; and cur dispatch sagR sthe
men are already offered, which, if mo-
wholly true, will not be long Of realiz alton
, 1861-10-17
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, &t.7.


Cur front, on the Potomac, continues to
1,e p1ezscd up full, ready for fight If the
progress cfthe advance should be serious
IL resisted. We are now making about
two miles day. Better than this, as the
amy advances stakes are driven in. the
share Of batteries, to hold FAST all that is
eaireo. Its slow work, perhaps, but it
is sure, and will lead to no defeats. Even
al Two miles day, We shall have made 73o
miles inn gear, which brings our army
close upon New Orleans, At all events
we are uow half way to Manassas, and
have quite margin Of Virginia soil to1
orr operations Once more upon the hill:
ef Ccnterville, we shal1 not give up ths
rcs;tiop.
, 1861-10-17

rDispatch to tie St. Lop1s Republican,
CA1P McklasTH1, KEAR SYRACUSE, NO.,
Tuesday, Oct. Is. I
Transportation is greatly needed IN every
one Of the five divisions Of Ftemonts army,
aud ite lack is the sole thing that prevenss
ward. ...
Tie train ircm sedalia reports moth ing new
there or at Georgetown. Those places, rs
1ell as Boouville, remain quiet.
Lette1s received from Frice's army, state
that Ex-Governor jackson is at present very
ciseipated aud bordering on the eve Of delirium
frenens tbat he often raves abont the camp
ikea manicc- .
Sterling Price thinks that in few years the
Southern Confederacy will embrace all Mexico,
Cabo, sud the greater part Of South America,
SID that its oily European rival in power will
be Russia. He expresses serious apprehen-
siors respecting Missouri, bnt believes that
tle CcufsdeIacy can prosper without the bor-
der S1:tts, which are now, he Is reported to
esy, almost entirely Abolitiorjzed:
Tie letter. from PTtce'e army. haVe men'
toned as recently intercepted, though they r.
pert grtat distress among the rebel soldleIss
poasl of hoEe, courage and patience. -The
7.bels declare THEY are. able to endure present
evil for future good, and say they are entirely
wiling to lose every thing, life included, ior q
lnded moitala! They seem to believe them
selves martyrs and heToes in most r1ghteous
struggle for their rights SIS slave holders. -,
TEe health Of this division Is unu u:nau.
| aocd, iar above tbs syetage at this sesson~ o
/ the year. Every sthirg is In good order mere
| There is no d7unktnness OF fighting amor,
| lie Eclditrs, who are extremely deslrcus t.
move South and have fight, even If they hay
| 10 20 INTO LouisiaRa after it.
Kebels, or these who declare the1nselve
such, art very et tarce in this vicinity, thong
TIE 1hous arGs who have returned home trot
Prices army since the evacuation of Lexlng
ton, will cause renewed troubles, and repea
their outrsges as soon as Fremont's army d
psrts for the South, unless they are held
check By Fede1a1 hayouets.
The seeessIonists seem to have no design
sor the present, on any point in this section
the State. Georgetown, BoonTine and sed
lja, relnain quiet.
i Is thought number Of spies have bee
In this neighborhood recently, anxious to lea
1ne iDtentions and probabls course Of Fl
> mo1t'a arny. No evidence conld be adduc'
to proye the parties spies, but those suspect
are said to have been pnrposely nts!ed and
fgyo gone to various quarters OF the So
! With Ihei, misinlor n.aticn, believing II sts1
II true.
, 1861-10-17

to be depended upon Of the progress Of Gen.
Prices feqire The tsreliable gentleman"
Who has 20 lopg made 1t his business to keep
the public posted on ormy movements, ap-
pears to have suspended and gone into 1qni-
dation for the present, and consequently
&, G.neoes good deal by guess work. The
latest potittve informafion Of his whereabouts
LETT him encamped on tho Marais des Cygnee,
81 Papinssl]le, some tWeaty miles east q the
Kansas border, in the lower part Of Bates
county, but it Ii likely he Is considerably fur.
ther of by this time. We hesr nothing what
aver of any reinforceme1ts advancing from
Atkansas to meet him, and it Is u.ore than
ncsaihle that Price will be left to play his
snd in the southwest alone 81. Louis Rtp,
76sA Sp4f
, 1861-10-17

NEw York, Oct, 16.-The E17ress states
tbat the following vessels bsve aai1sd: q. s.
fif1 ate WabaEh, q. 8. gunboats Florida, Au-
enSta, james A|ge1, UnEdllla, Ottaws and Sen
eca, The above vessels comprise the fleet
t1at hes been lying off the Battery the lat
week. The Powba.an is still anchored, but
will probably get off tonight.
NEW ToRk, Oct 16.- Sailed yesterday,
sr6re ship Relesse, steamer Philsdelphia, gun
roat o. n Petit, ship Oeesn Express, steamer
Mss flower, fer Hampton Roads.
Sailed to-day, gunhoa1s Alabama, st- ago,
De Cabs, steamers Ethan Allen, Commodore
Pttry and Naragansett, with the same dsstina-
, 1861-10-17
Pensions to Soldiers

Irquiry Is often made in regard 10 the pro-
yiEicre Of the pension act Of July 22a, l86l.
TIE following is believed TO be reliable con:
st1uct;on Of 1hat act: It he's specially provided
pensions for disabled soldiers Eho enlisted tor
Elk months CT mere. Those who enlisted and
served for three months or less than SIX
ucnthe, are embraced in the act Of April %,
1876 Those entitled to q pension must be
wourded or otherwise injured while Sin the
lire cf duty II total disability is certified
e:cntd officers end privates IS per month.
The degree Of disability fixes uniform rate Of
pertion under all the acts OF Congress: that
is, tor total disability. S.; three quarters Is
So twc-thi1ds is s5.33; oae-haH is s.. aad SO
ant, total disability is SIS; First Ltsutenant,
s17; Captain, go; Major, s25; lieut. Cslonel
or Colonel, $50, which is the highest invalid
pei sion SLOWED BY existing Laws.
The proof required to substantiate claim,
! is q certificate from one Of the commits stoned
| tficets under whom the soldier served, stating
| when and under what circumstances the IN
! jury was received, and the certificate from the
| Surgeon describing the injury, and how 1t al.
fl cts the soldier and stating the degree Of dis:
ability for ob;a!ling subsistence bJ na17sua'
! labor. -,
:ny time in, or after leaving the service, from
wounds or ether injuries received while" II
I the line of duty" his widow, il he be pfi
yate, receives pension Of $3 50 per month
under the first section Of the act Of July 4th
1855, commencing from the date Of the dealt
of her husband, and continuing for .ffoe years
It Is then renewed for jaH years more. Unde
The first section Of the act Of February 81
! 1858, and By the act Of June Sd, 1858, the pen
zion is renewed during widowhood.
If the widow shonld, after receiving th'
pension, die or marry again, the pension re
verts to the children, i any, until slxteel M
years of age but If the husband, By the ser
ord marriage, dlee, the widow RECEIVERS he
| pension again, from the date Of the death {
| ber last husband.
cThepension to widows Of non-commlssioae
. oficen, such as Corporals and Sergeant
5 rapges fiom four to eight dollars per month
) Second Lienteuants, SIS; First Lieutenant
s17; Captains, so; Msjyre, s25; Lieutenn1
t Colonies and Colonels,. $40, which is the lin
. OF pensions Tor all grades above Colonel.
: Proof to substantiate claim by widow,
D q copy Of the record Of the marriage, whs
there Is any. II not, the affidavit OF the pe
!, eon who performed the ceremony, and
D others p1eaent-With proof Of her identit
d and her widowhood.-sprinaadd Journal.
, 1861-10-17

New YoRK, Oct. 1e.-The Panama 6zor and
Htrald Of August 1Bt, Gays: "The q. s.
steam frtgate Sazanac was yesterday taken to
Tobago, In order that the damage recently sus-
tanned By her grounding during the late gale
usy be more fully asce1tained prior to her
leaving for San Fkancisco,n
Early this forenoon a 9. 8. gun boat left
this port In pursuit Of the Nashville, which is
reported 10 have run the blockade at Charles
ton On the 18th int
The Surveyor ceized this forenoon the ehip
Msid Of New Orleans, just arrived from LIZ
e1pool. The vesse is partly owned in New
Or!eaGa-
The Bremen, which arrived 1ast evening,
brought several cases of arms and cavalry
swords for the Government.
, 1861-10-17
VOLUME XIV.


News from Richmond.
The Richmond papers Of the 10th and 1lth
iEst-, give several Interesting particulars Of
sfIairs in the South. 4 smart quarrel appears
to have occurred between Wise and the pro-
p,ietors Of tho Enquirer On the one hand, and
General Floyd On the other. The officers Of
the Wise Legion having published their opin-
lens On the conduct Of Floyd, the General
writes in tie following strain to the publishers !
Of The Enquirer:
"HEADQuARTEEs ARET OF kANAwHA,
CAnr on SEwELI, Oct {, 1861
In the Enquf.xr Of October 1T. you hare pao-
purpe11:ng TO be written by otaes1s IN the Wise
Leg t0n,' unGet NY command These persons pre-
:e1d to na1rate ~ conduit u t9is H.
| trtat to Meadow Bluff. Their statements 2Ie q
lur,niatory faleehoode, having 70 shadow oL Fnaa
less their nalignity, is too obvione to permit me
10 believe that they be injurious either 70 my
ac & coz commits his reputation lis
tor. and winds up By demanding ''the uaaes 81
Who pabli:hed The 6els against thslr
tribunals, aud punished according to the laws Of
the army"
Tie piop1ietors thus respond:
t uEkournEE OFFICE, October 10.
s'.JoAn B. Floyd, Egg. ,..t... ,,a
irdiyiduEll1 or as comnarder Of the army Of Kan
awha 10 densId the names 81 our correspon-
| de1tE, We decline 10 comply With yonr request.
"I1LER, Wise & A1LEGnE.
"We declined to furnish tie names of our cor
respondents to Gen Floyd, because Of his patpoee
| 10 aaek his ylndication through courtmnrhal III
stesd of he nsu.l mode among gentlemen: When
= ever Gen. Floyd proposes personal v1ndicat1ons
| the names Of onr correspondents shall DC 1efn1ea'
He shall disnies this letter with the state.
m.nt that the eaa7dcteTs g our c.sTstoaSs as,;.s.
he qt taxss he1
= md Rhat tley have averred In their eommunica.
tiu1s Z believe to be true In letter and spirit
J | EXPECTED DEATH OF WISE.
!, The E,qui4sr, Of The l1ih, gives the follow
: il E account Of Gsn- Wlse's nealth:
e ave are extremely Ecr7y to learn td.t las
r eyeuiur the hcslth CT Gen. Wise had not ex
e. hiblted ary improvement, and TINT his condt
1ion excited very grave apF.thens1ons-"
e LIMITED MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
c, Gen. Lee, On account Of bad roads and IL
n | limited amouLt of transportation, Was able
- follow Gene1al Rosec1ans, on his retreat, OIL
% eight miles.
IL Arrival or PRISONERS At NORFOLK.
y Fifty prisoners, captured on board +
steamer Fanny, and twenty three. at Chick
nackomacs, had arrived at NoIfois, ana, y,
der strong guard, were marched to piat
Of fafety. They we're quite orderly and su
re | Inissiye. ...-
= TEE SOLDIERS WANT CLOTHING.
- In such wealhe. ss that noE prevailing
sF, Richmond. while the brave defenders OF O
be country are Ehiverirg in their summer clot
:rg, We hear almost every hour OF large acc
" m1lat1ons Of warm winter clothing, prepar
F. carsfull5 By our patriotic women, detai1ed
Wilmington, n. C., CEsttanccga, kno1V1I
- PetersbP1g, etc. Why is this Are the goo
- Of exto1tionate spectators thus delaSed '
-r%a nf / n know that TO
p1icts are asked aEd obtained for garner
IL fi1n;lsr to those which the wives and s{sts
X Of our so1diers are endeayoring to give t
g. ! Amy.
, 1861-10-17
p.,rf-n1arx OF the Bridge Burning 1T
= "a EstE River, a1o. =

Po1os1, No., Oct lsIWe s1 nAys s t4e & i9loH:
e'seeey.9sd o'seey; approaching the bridge about
o,c5e Il eyektsftay morning by a German pick
etTio .si 9g1a the alarm. Our troops, number
ing nj between 10 aaa So instantly ,ts prepared g:
~ s. i3e. he led CT nen. Jzff. Thompson,
Himself. they stood their ground. and from
stcpe pilss Sid other. places of shelter did
, 1861-10-17

CAIRO Oct. 16.-Gene1a's Gra1t aud Mo
Clsu and reviewed the troops st Birds Point
ts-tay-
The steamer Platte Valley was seazed By
Government: officers, to-day, for delivering
four at P.ice's Landing, Mo-, contrary to Or
deTa-
: The Provost Marshal Issued orders, to-day,
requiring all parsons leaving the city to pro-
Tie troops ef this division were formed IN
10 Btjeadee. today: 15t, Gen. John a Nc.
Nercp1d; "a Coz. &. J. OgleabJ 30, Col y.
Il. L Wallace; 4th, Col Jehn Cook; 9th,
Col J. B. Plummtf.
, 1861-10-17
yndaan. has her QMo2a In the Field
:. :. 8ka ElntWkB 3k3 Honor

1xn1.r Apo11s: Oct, 16-Iudlaun disputes
.,,n ataes;asnt t1',t New Hampshire il the frat
s,ete that hss her full quota Of Voluntesra II
% setnst Service. Iudisns1 whoae quota is sAgo
I'D ~ II Tfo1ty.eight men each; ona. reEtmsnt Of
es5.y, g \ 4 is ssa 9sa ssss
~ I Sre @ Of loo meo, ,naking an aggregate Of
+ 357 ms. il actuN seryace. In =dait:on TO
, 1861-10-17

LoU1svuLR, Oct. 1B-Secretary CameIon;
slightly irdispo led, and hts quite, arrived tbs
afternoon. They leave to mono W-momang
10, Lexinston en- route for Ci1 einnatL
a speedy movement Of Bunkoer's forces
fem Bowling Green is anticipated, from the
fsc. Of bis hnnuilinE The last vesk'e contracts,
previously inside, foz provizsoas for his army.
, 1861-10-17
:CHIcAGo.


this, there sre sf1 regiments now ready for ths
field a. eoon u sfns can be procured, and 10
mora nf1anized 8p3 fHf3idly filing ups Fl-
, 1861-10-17
rha masous on RebeIlfo0.

Grand Master Rex, In his opening address
before the Grand Lodge of Aasons to-day,
The addrest was re1e1redto 4 committee, from
which strong resolutaons may be expected.
Fire at the PeuileotiaIy tonight destroyed
Peter Hay denis shop and part OF the hospital
Iess about SO COO.
, 1861-10-17
Anttia11 Gal.s.

pY Gilbert, Sampson l. Werner.
DR. .au1KA1 Auof1os1Hss, = LAxa seeak,
-. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Fer a,l- Sessz4.Ran1 HsasehsId Furniture,
pT.xoFoR1E. cARPErs ouCLorH. &c &c,
AT AUCTION.
m -ruURsDkY. Oct 17ta, st 9H O'Clock no VtH
sell Il our sasxEoe1 ~ 3Lske sseS afEs f1n1 -
aa,,fV nrs Sing n1 houseEeet Ing conststlag of
psrlor, Diaingroon, aud vz~.,.rr.
Brr,t. Is AID Ingram Carpets 81 Closa& ~ IstF & "a
Oh. Mat4rassea. LounEes Bal STANCE. fooA ~@e~
Ekn, 7reat vaIiety o{ New Fu1ntsuta c...
PLANO FORTEOne new oEt&Ve. .hoeeMosa3 - -
ald Full Iron Frame Piano. tn1scAd 1o01 EVaGo ~vs
. ltrs. Sale positive: r.pxrp
aesn :. AuE43Q4HaSI&s
, 1861-10-17

TIE reported and oftlcia' returns from II
corn,iea, with II to hear from, give Toda ma
jority over Jewett Of 81 is885. The rensiniog
ccunues vii ed about 5000 more to Toa's
raierr4 = =. =. - -
, 1861-10-17

The Latest Cnnards from New Orleans
:. ContFadfcteA.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 16-The rumor about the
u. 8. steamer Sarar4e, Was not credited IN
raynl circles &t Old Point. >.
Nc further intelligence bad been received
in regard to the at.aek on the Ee1erA dses u
the head Of the Passes 1t New Orleans,
, 1861-10-17
Gen. LAnder~~The NacRe1tAK 9f the
lkhtlam0Ye Il Ohio K21kfOA0s

The Government feels the increasing neces-'
sity Of the re-opening full communications
with the West, and viii take immediate meas
ureE to put in order the B. d 0. =. 70 which
Gen. Lander il detailed to have the whole mnt-
ter in charge. This Eaye rise to the ruup1 Of
his Mbjot Gerelalehip. -:
, 1861-10-17

ITO RENT.-The threa.story Stone
J. Fro1t I'VE ellng. 3O6 North Lasalle street This
Ecnse ,e III hntshed FrteCoed Paf1or. and Hall end
includes all modern lmproremenM: Apal- At 303
Norm LasAle slte=t or to 6. S. HUBBARD. - Esver
EIseet o:l6 gsstIW
, 1861-10-17
LIST OF ILLINOIS BANK :

Exchange, Gold and Bank Notes.
Nc. SC C1a1E street. Chcsgo,
, 1861-10-17

: -. :. !,
, 1861-10-17
ro SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE
L AED -


me Grand Tzank Hzi1vay Company OF Ea746a .623
t+1tMsh niIIa Of la1irC ho3H t@a WaEt t. EVe59se4
far "a desc11puon5 ot Frod7oe It vet5 iZs iZsEa1s4 Ea1
Ehteh include e e1pssn ,e eacfYs e 1essn fI aG7s
IT1spool md London Apply h Msn @ 81 gsnt
10 Jas. WAEEAGA. Es1 e Z ~ 80 Etieax1,
u pnrma9c1. 6sz- 7Fsp<at As.s's ss"f"@s> ;
saz+:Ih@ -~
, 1861-10-17

Gen. Butler Mt Montpelier.
MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. 16-Gen. Butler
reache, here to day, On business ;connec4e1
With the raising Of lis New England brigade
, 1861-10-17
To RENT PIANOS AND
MEloDEoNS

fc Rsns-nez and second tAzd- F1anos for ts!s ION
n II Lake ttreet, Cup Et6irs1 1eAr CLARK sTseG
Tar1E6l-4FJ
, 1861-10-17
EEaHtlt&1,

WANTED-A Suit OF Rooms,
w furnished, for single gentleman. South Side
sld convenient to the center Ct b2sinc!s praerfed
Address P. o. Box 1928 oc e1st
, 1861-10-17

BosreN, Oc:. 16.-John E. Thsye1 s Co.
ha7e suts crlbed S1c0, coo to the National loan.
Tie guI-host Marblehead was launched at
Nawhp1ypcrt to-day.
, 1861-10-17
Particulars Of the Bridge Burning.
HARD LUCK OF THE " k0RMALS.'

II Fight Eea,. Lebanon, NC.
, 1861-10-17

DANKING ROOMS TO RENT
II TIE corner stsre in PSsslaad Block, sooa t9 ne
With he adjoiuing Store, formerly occupied bY ne
New Yozk marble Company, ste offered Ior rent oa
for barEiug nfa. contain the NEST coetly and best
femM FssT rsrtion roV divides them which nasy b
rsM e1rd. T11ey ara oaersd only TO- Bankera- :Fur
terms ap2ly to J. .N.PARhEd, Room NO. foItlaod
B1ccE, Re&t tGtsts-s q
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-13
Nr. 2IH

Ioi9t mir nur, Sbr fpmmt nit elmer oan,eu
Stretfmanni6aft nitt liberer eurdb BEN Balr.
er 9tn9 uprans unp Der Mebarr fulate ibm betrn.
h1 5a9eno absr nab elmer Stunpe rab sr fdb
woblesbalten an Der Silstriide Sci g6srsbo6,
Ocrt tebrten tetse in einsm einldmsu gBtrtbs.
Daule nod Gtnmal init einanper elm Der gRsk-
ger mcute ietnem rCplidssn 6iibrsr elm SrtufoeIp
auFprdn9sn, oteIer ater ptee rs NIT StolI ,urid.
Neben bsler perbiirstsn Gtutiade rr,6bIt Die
SoltSiase aus Der eIei8en 3sit einsn miub,r
lanftrn 3us ron iba. Quf Der 0anbRrase pie
er un9eiteut gu betreten nqste beaesuste bm
stnlt cine nrms 8rlu = Die Soae tsbauptet. es
Jet ietne et9ne Shwiegermutter aeprIen - unS
aaste tm itre NUtt, oa6 fe nd.t einmaf In,
Stanoe fct, iir ibre Rinprr elm Spru6bu6 A,
taufen. @r gat ibr losletd oos nSlbiae @,efb
nno lIe snttrnte ltoh unter tauleno Oont1oaun.
gen. Nls lie obsr iriter ben gSea ,urilfam, feb
i!e tbn, als cb er Der 93dttcr Der @eaeno pGrs.
an Der dlten Steue ibrer wnrten. nup erIhraf
nib pentg, ais er nat itrem Rurbp ariF. in mel.
dem or Itutt ree SprumtuGs @ier faup. bic he
nm bas @eIc Scfauit bate. Grgrimmt ilber BEN
Nfibbraub leues @eicheutss, i'd alt sr lie ,iue
Srellerin uno mdbte lte CUR 3eIlheite fur bic
Gter, tnocm er II it chersm g1urie zines nm bds
andre an ibr 'rridtue, 10 coe lie iber unp iitsr
tricfeno nab 6auIs fam.
S8te elm t6irr @et1 Idwcftc er nm feinen
beimnt9lt6en 5leden lumber, uno meun er Qeute
trat 10 rerbbrtr er lie, mas man in Gbersba6
BON tbm la9e, wCbe er uiemdls unterltse. pie
9raulammlen Orctungcn aus,unusen, 70 bas
t9m Die Sn9e terctS cine Mtnse @'reueltbaten
nnot&tcte, ebe cr cine sin3ise breanaen bate.
Sstn BON @rCu uno 8a6r umberoetrirbeues
@emiltb fam Die wilbefen 6bateu ans, obsr
OaS on9ebcrene Before Gefi6l belt feline Soub
,uriid.
Gu@ Der Sc9t ermioete IN Geiner gerfcIouuo
nno brte6 an Den 2mtmnnu, Sa nit 5treifert
auf oisisS carcinoma bod uthts aetban lei. ep
lrlIe man uur nod in Der Stiue Volten ausael.
fen unO rte @insGusc Der 6dultr, oen.n et.pa I,in
Seiuh bspcrfsbe, brnIdnaltd bsIeseu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-13

Der iebte S&net bes gStnttrs mar o,fouen
nno wicOer seSdnsen. Der 5rasliua bate ben
9Salr nit Dem Sau6Ssn Der S6sel rrfRGt unS
bas Nep init Dem lidbtem Rerre Ieiner SlGtbsn
uberfi 'tGet Die Slitbeu maren aCIaQen unb Der
9Sale9tlan9 mar tmmer cInner sepurpsn. Die
Scnns traants itarfrr uno Ter au6re6enbe som.
mtr ptrbttB Der barrsaosn g9elt Die Nl(le Ieiu.s
Sr9snt, 70 eae es unmGsltd iatsn, ban tnmfttsn
reS ibtrda nuflfie6enoen 9te6tbumS 4rmut6.
RIOTS 9unSsr unp @ier nact Der 6att bee Slid.
li6ern in Der seelt Scrbanpen Itin Irlte.
Auf 'inen absels8ensn 6pfs Der 3wi18 bsm
SUbenfauien unO benz Glstbal mitten in ben
sSaosrn BON einem ipGrliben Stiif 5sloes nm.
9eben lag, laB zines Gagss Der Grte Der @pnn.
Don Gtsrstab BEL Oen 9Seibs, nm belTeu 8eiIa
sr 10 lause NIT Der S8sIt ssltrttsn Bate, bts linn
islbit ieber @nlprufb auf ein Gigsnt6um unp cine
6rtmnt6 in Der yGeIt oerlOren aeaandeu mar.
Vfit 5tlfe oes 8rdmsrbrille, Der mad 1einsm
Sornamen uno enem feinen Serom6 anp,( "a 10.
nannt puroe, bate er lie bel elmer bier perbero.
tbrtcn S6weifer peleibsn untereebrudt. ,obIte
elm tleinsS SofselO fir bren q. .mlelioen Inter.
bals nno tebrts BON ltinsn Strefereien in err
NSN"~ '''''N' 'O'AStt Su tpI AuEuu. 2-te OOfb1s
wobner paren i6reu 6eiparteiten nohosoonoen
uno faS 9aar befane iitb allciu. Sbrltine lah
am &ilbe, no lie elm pLar robe 0appsn ,uIommen.
9enabt bate, uno ltiiBte BEN Sopf auf ben aufos-
le8tsn arm. 6riepri6 botte fb in biz 6enfsrsde
9eerudt, no er nit 9etrru3ten Armen Oiiltsr Dor
ntb htnbriltete- Shsin BON 6aus unb 6eimatb
Der nber lrsilid lhusG rpteesr Yerlbwauo, lubolo
S'manO pau ben wirfIi4en 9nEGen in tie Stube
tra!.
Natb einem lan9sn triben Shalawtiaen warf
lie ciuen 8lid auf slnen obesnuBten 8Od lob
aufmsrtinm bin ano rief: DAP @ott erborm
Ou 6alt ia Slut am Qermtl.
8ann letn, erwipsrte er, Go Dat bib Ifon ein.
NAL unn6tbg erltredt.
Oa5 it aber i'm gBinkr acpelen, 1ricbsr
6reber, ia9' mfrs, balt ou iemanp erlboiTen
SUIT ME pnmols, no on mid bas rrlfemol AZ.
fraSt 6ait. GamaIs bab' i'd srlast: Gumms
Sssl', freilid bab' i& Ginsn erifpIen, braussn
I'm 9Salo lieBt er, bat eiu erern G5dlein an nnn
einen 3odiSru Out nuf'm SOpf; uup SaIIslSe foo,
tGb Dir beut ME er.
So, 1T penn itcn miccfr cit ,3sit, baa man
eineu Sul6 I6ie6sn fam?
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nit DEM @emitnitten btNienen an fSnnen. SIN,
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Nep gprf.
Das DampfIdiH ,Jponpte" oerldst Hihmcup
ieben OienitNs, gtahmltass r6r, unb gtorIolt
Mittmuh Wittaa.
Oas Dampfihif uSnmrStuwu" pcrlaet Sid.
mcno teren 5rsita9, Rahmittags 4 ubr, uno
gpriolt am SamStas @dttaa.
Der 6a9rpreis in Der Gajute, 3abti.iteu e,n.
9sitIpGer tetrGst SO.
SIN Serra9e, obns &cIf, SIS.
@rcurliOns- &idet fir Die Commemorate sal
ttg SIS.
8ciicure, bic Niittipchs unr Sametdos pcr
petersburg 6riibIua tsnuBtn, trcfTen ,s.iio mil
Der Norfelf. Yetesbura Sabn in erGsrer Stapt
elm, am NIT benz Dampftcot writrr eebsn ,u fSu.
men,. &idetS fur bieie Sour f5unen am WetsrS
burg 4cppt 9elpi't Werrsn uuo tttrdat rer oau,s
6abrprtis 9'ei6foGs nu SO.
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Or. W. Srebe.
ce: -Ecke Marshall und te Strasse.

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Seffcntlher Sipra' unp @crihts. Qnm ali,
Sfiice: 9fr Governor, uno 6ranttin-S Straee.
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nommeu, ,um p6Gtntlten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G,S
sabbar bic rcp 5ra9er pctr S5O0 in Sprider ScrouS
btsobluas. anSs fuben inter fpl9enoeu Stbn9ungtn
&unabme: ginnaliSe @inruus BON 10 3een peer peni,
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@p he s. 25 sirsn Nlrnat 30, brti Nrn6 $500 cbe
Nrnas Ss,ae, nc5lf Mpnae $1,000 III sieveljdtrtier
86rauete;atiun9. Mniee, bic nab Seiebeh srr0npert
rperoen 6nnen. msrStn nit $500 per Sab berednet