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THE RICHMOND rHEArrR TO Be OPENED.

THE RICHMOND THEATEk TO bb ofbNbD'
Captain Ed T. Sherlock, Of Company A, Finn
Michie an infantry, who was for many years tne
proprietor and manager Of the Detroit Theater,
writes from Munson's Hill to the editor OF the De
troit Daily Tyibrns A." We are kept prepared to
move at apy hour and, under our fighting leader,
Gen. Richardson 6 fighting DickD, expect to take
dinner in Richmond, Va January LIST, 1885, at
which time I shall open the Richmond Theater
for short season, for little recreation for the
boys. private box shall be at your disposal. -
rosT oYTIuE.
The Post Once Department has issued the fol.
lowing order
" The Postmaster General orders that all letters
endotsed soldiers letters by any acting field OF
staff officer In the service Of the United states,
shall be forwarded I'm the mails without prepay
ment Of postage, In accordance with the provi.
sions OF the eleventh section OF the act to employ
volunteers, etc, approved July I'D, 1861:
r. r. TRorT, Chief Clerk"
STATIONERY CONTRACTS.
The stationery contracts for the House Of Rep
reseutatives has been awarded to-day 10 Messrs
Philip Solomon, Latimer Brothers and Hudson
Tayler.
(For the star.
THE DEAD HEEO.-BY PARK BENJAMIN.
Bind the oak leaves round his head,
He has shown himself man;
Bravey charging he fell dead,
Fighting foremost in the van.
Cheering with mighty cheer
On he led the serried band;
Now he lies upon his bier,
Cold and stately, still and grand.
Slowly gather round him now,
Ye, his soldiers and be dumb,
Cast one look upon his brow
AS your hear the muffled drum.
Then with solemn feet and slow,
Mourning for his early doom,
With your folded banners 90,
Lay the hero in bis tomb.
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QUARrERMksTKR GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAaaINa mn lcfnhar 81 1851


PROPOSALS are invited Ard Will be received By
the US Quartermsster 1t PhIiadelphia, Penn,
until u O'Clock at mon on the I5tl day OF Novem-
Snr i ne ~ ioG furnishing CLOTHS FOR ARMY
Zach PIotosal must be accompanied BY ssmp les
oi the o oth vhioh u 10 proposed 70 furnish The
clolh should DO three quarters to six quarters
yeIds vide Light or dark tlue will Iu pIsierred
and liz nj greys viii not be considered
BlGdefs must state the number OF yards they will
meny mon hs, at the clothing ae pots Ia New York
or mi adephs, or both, and III oe per ara for
each uality add width.
'Prsrossis and samples viii be plainly marked.
and addressed 10 the U 3. Qua termas,er, Phlls'
,lrlpkia Penn.
TEssi bad must be accompanied by proper ru.r
Ar tee asttpg forth that IL ehs tract IL vsrdei
IS the p-rtY nam II therein he Will at ex ecuta
tae Eaia., snd give bonds In dopble ths amour of
tAe contract fvf the TAI .hfui performance thereof
! IA. @. MEI6s,
Qusrtsrmssssr General U. 3. Army.
nov l-tsthNVy s.,H
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thinner X thinner Angst Zjerm,u. a.
INITIALS LIST Adj Pepsou Claims. :, -
dere,s ExPres.2 2; Adams, Ezeress Co, kifreS y,
" psv,n; NO 80 MAS Ave- NJ D; gcsnA 0aoer az
Adit ID Reg ARTILLERY. nv
list Of drop notes will be found on the AuIl.,,,,
board at the Post Once. Nah
DLETrxRs nrsT IN All cAsrs M PKKplrA
Drop Letters, in sll csses, must be pre-p.i
NovI LEWIS CLEPHANE. Pm
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ID To our Baltimore readers we would say
NAT the FIRST and second edition Of the Star can
&c bad In Baltimore of Z. r. HszeltOn, agent,
No. "a West Baltimore street, near Gay--the hrst
edition al half past four and the second .. eight
O'Clock, on the arrival Of the trains from wssb
tngtop, giving all the Iaie, news nom the seat Of
war up 10 the time Of going to press.
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ous FRTsrrs at tie various military campo and
positions viii eVnfer favor by keeping US posted
~ 10 mo~tments and Affairs In their vieinities
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gnedl "A +. HAzEr,
I'd Lieut.. sth Infantry, Acpg Adpt.
wELL-KARNsp cosMI..IoNg

r.-.. "BLL-kAhhSD COMMISSIONS.
We mentioned day or two since that Serpesnts
Franklin Cook, T. d. Parker and r. f. EIIjn.
wood have been appointed Second Lieutenant. in
the army. They reached Washington TO-DAY.
These gentlemen have recently escaped from San
Antonio, Texas, where they were held az prisoners
by the rebels. Their adventures In ma king their
escape would eli q volume They escape from
their guards In San Antonio at night, and ruade
their way, guided by a com pass, through the ter
fible chapparel country 10 Laredo on the Rio
6fahde They were pursued by the rebel cavalry,
which at one time was within few rods of where
they were secreting themselves among the Span
tsh bayonet bushes and prickIy pear. They had
determined not to be rseaptrusd aLirs. On reach
Ing Laredo, on the Aio Grande, they proceeded
TO Monterey, Mexico, md from there to Tampico
From the latter place they sailed 20 avaua and
rom there TO New York. Our Consul at Havana
~n most kind to them, advancing them means
70 reach New York, &c. They state that our
Consul al Tampico would do nothing for them,
but they got along without his assistance Until
they reached Laredo they subsisted upon few
crackers they had supplied themselves with
Three liner looking men we have never seen, and
our oovernment shows again In these cases that
Knows how 70 reward faithful men and good
soldiers. These gentlemen have all filed honor
- ""u uiku po>iuons d non-com mlssiOnSd
efeefs In their regiments, and will be welcomed
oy We army In their new positions a. officers
keriss BROADER GENERAL HINKs's REPORT
Inc report Of this ofaeer colonel Of the Massa-
enusetts lsths concerning his share in the battle
ot SeiPs Blun has been published. He was evil
oehuY personally In command on Harrison's
isnnd He inveighs against the amount of trans
Pofauon, which Col. Devens says he krsp 10 b.
s.pessSf 20 cross fee hsadr.d n1ss psy koxr Al
the commander on Harrisonis Island, IL wa, cer
taspiy Col Hfncks's duty 10 protect tguard, III.
boats. That he evidently failed to do. Hence
We suspect, his apparent indignation about the
tnsufaciescy Of the transportation. From his own
-epost, II 10 clear that he. and he only, 10 respon
sibie for the loss Of the boats.
a sEcossorsANcE ON THE MAKYLA Nd sHoRE.
A reconnaissance was made "Wednesday by Gen
escfles and sts6. accompanied by q squad Of In
diana cavalry along the Maryland shore Of the
Potomac about forty miles from Washington
when they were nred upon by rebel battery on
ms virginia shore. One Of the shots fell short
ana another passed over them
Yesterday the piekets Of General wadsworth
captured privste Of South Carolina regiment
Shout three miles beyond Falls Church.
There seems 10 esDo doubt that the eheis have
o large number OF tat boais at Ocoouap ererk.
Manufactured At fredericksburg, designed for
crossing the Potomac go sss---.. ~.
THE PAsK
Information has reached tie Navy Department
tss' the George Page has been worksd by the reb-.
els 20 far up Quanteo Creek as no longer to be In
sen' zen Ne Maryland shore. F'A 5's
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MOuNTED 6uARDFrTbs Dfmbs a.:
TREGIsTER's OFFICE.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY iT0NCEFN.' SOL
Notice IL hereby given that Licenses given tn
taverns, retailers Of spirituous ard fsrmented
liquors Wives and oordials TO groceries dry goods
hfrdTare, incidence, pc fumery. watches ead
jewelry, Lumber. wood and oOsI, oommisfIon m or.
ohaniG also. TO keepers of hackney carriages and
cn1louses, bill taIC iabes. ten-pin alleys and con
dealers IN old iron, Lrsss, e0ppsr, dc will expire
on Monday, the 4th day Of November next and In,
sald loenses must b- renewed st tins ofboa vlthin
ten days after that time.
&c z t4tF Nov. Reais,s,
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
PROMOTIONS FROM THE RAMS.

PROMOTIONS FROM THE RAMS
Thesscellent effect Of promoting The best non :
commissioned officers and privates to commissions
in the U. 9. Army, recently commenced few
days ago by the President, Is already manifest
Some Of the companies are now In the army Of
the Potomac, and at afternoon parade on the day
their commissions were sent to the different regi-
msnts, the promoted were ordered from their
positions In the ranks TO the line of commissioned
cfacers, and the orders promoting them were duly
read to the respective companies. They were In
all cass listened 10 with bresthless silence BY the
men, who at the end OF the parsdes crowde ed
around their fortunate companions with congrat-
ulauons and EMULATION over the encouragement TO
common soldiers involved In future assurance
that consistent good military conduct will here
after earn just reward in the U 5 Army We
may add that the commissioned officers are them
selves agreed bly, surprised, and, indeed dsIe hLed
with the effect Of the new rule, upon their re-
spective commands.
In the case Of the reading Of the order given
below, the subject was affected almost TO tears on
receiving the uneI pected announcement of his
pfonotoni and his fellow soldiers crowded
around him with the heartiest congratulations
The order was a. follows:
headquarters Battalion EigkA Iafantyy,J
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 80, 1861.
Orders No 1e
IL swfth the most sincere pleasure that the
commanding officer announces to the command
the promotion Of Sergeant VIM. Fletcher, to be q
second lieutenant in the 18th infantry. He takes
tos occasion to impress upon the rank and file
the necessity Of qualifying themselves for similar
positions, IL they have the laudable ambition of
rising In their profession. Obedience, sobriety,
and an honest discharge Of their various duties,
must be the stepping stone and the commanding
cncer viii not forget to notice the conduct Of the
men under his command, and, so Ear a. in his
power, will endeavor to aid those who exhibit
The high tone and military pride In the perform
snoe OF duty, which never fails to command the
respect Of their cf1cers
BY order Of Captain willard:
(signedl He AxEr,
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY,
NaHemheK 4. 1851

tOrdered to be inserted in the EvErISs stan. It
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF any daily paper published IN Washington
All persons applying for letters the follow
ns list, will please say they are ADVERTISED.
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WATCHES
LADIES AND GENT EMEN'S NEW Styles
OF very superior Gold Watches by all the p
most celebrated makers. Also, reliable E5A1
TImekeepers in Silver Cases. a. very low tSiX
rates A large $3.50 tment just reosived.
" Watches, ChronoBeters, JeweIry, 40 care
M. w. GAIT & BROTHER,
80. Jewellers, 354 Pa. avenue,
nol-A -Four doors west of Browns Hotel.
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TMASONIC.-A stated oommunioa. ion of
~ Lebanon Lodge, No s,wlli he held at Gem
usI Ma.Onlo Hal, corner Of Ninth and ID ats ,
TITS EVENlNIS. az half past O'clock The
brand lodge viii be present In their annu. vista
suested Matter Mssons In good standing are fra
terHsliy invited 10 attend. M
NE TT TIoN, PRESIDENTS
ex members and citizens Of this District, who
wish To sustain our cEIEr al organization are re-
HllLl on TUESDAY EVENiNG next, No en-
oSI 5'h, lssi, At ~ o'clock. On that evening
"incers Will be elected for the COmysny, and
should there be q sufficient nun Der rres n To en-
roll themselves I1to a regiment, officers will be
Bs CrJer of tina Committee. oc 9o.Irs
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OF any daily paper publ
iUAll persons appl,
ns list, will please say
LADf
Angler Miss Carrie Franil
Adams Mrs Eliza 2 Fuller
Atkinson Mrs Sallie Frsnet
ASh Mrs UhaTlotts Gibson
Adams Mrs L v Gleeso
Adams care Of MIR CGrinds
Adams Mary Z GooduC
Biddle Mis-, Mary 6Gardn,
Bradley Mrs Sarah Uraiiai
Blocher Mrs Gibbou
Barnard Mrs NJ r Gould
Browuell Mrs WIS 2Graves
Bsmsnt Mira NJ L Gink \
Bradley Miss 8 A Green
Baldwin Miss NJ Gunue
Bronaugh Mrs J T. Grey d
Barber Mrs X r F Grace
Berthe { Mrs Jno J Haskell
Burnham Miss G T Hills n
Brinkley Miss NJ L Bighal
Bright Mrs NJ Z Hurlby
Rroome Miss AG Hariso
Beal, Miss s L. Hanso,
Rrowu Mrs 3 r bowls
Briggs Mrs Mary AHuste I
Bates miss s L HoIlsc
Brooks Aliss Holler
Bogzs Esther A Hayes
Brow n Miss Jesse Hail n
Beard Mss Mamie Hocke
Brown Mrs Jacob Heru
Box Miss Julia Harm
Boyd Mrs John Hong
Baye Miss Nina Hoyt \
Bates Mira E II Hayne
Bell Mrs Hill N
Chipley Mrs Katie Hall n
Chunan Miss Mary Hall N
Cunningham Miss J Hank
Christopher MrsMAHill N
Cooper Sdrah Heck.
Carpenter Mrs NJ J Hollid
l Culver Miss J Jenkin
Campbell Mrs PeterJenkIr
Ciley Mrs Hettie Jones
Corning Miss A w Kenne
Champlin Mrs Job Kenne
l Carter Margaret ID Kenne
/ Cooper Mrs JasE Knife
Cooke Mrs CA Karne
1 Cash Miss Mary Lawrs
l Clarke Mrs NettieHLogan
| Cook Mrs Vim Langn
| Cain Mrs T. l. Leach
Darcy Mrs Eliza Lee NJ
Dow dagsn Mary Lamb
Duvall Mrs Sarah Flee nj
Donohogus MIR w 0MacD
0oolittle Mrs NJ A cBri
DeGing MrsMIjPMMc Ms
Bowling Miss s Nc Da
Douglas Mr.. Ada McIatD
Edwards Mrs A McPhp
Ellsworth Mrs Nc Ma
Esiin Harriet + MEGA
Erie Miss Mcpo
Foster Mrs Geo McKe
Forest Mrs Rate Muthe
FaIrbank Miss X Merlo
Fogarty Miss Eliza Mahor
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infosnssfou has REACHED tie Navy Department,
f6si the George Page has been worksd by the reb
eis 20 Tar up Quantico Creek no longer to be In
sight Ssn ne Maryland shore. Frk5't p
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~ COPARTNERSHIP.
Notice u hereby given that the partnsrsh. p here
tofore existing under the firm and style of WIN. q
LORD 10 this Day dlssOly d by mutual consent
Tire business will hereafter be conducted BY Eb-
enezer Lord at the old stand, VITO assumes and
will pay al thu liabilities of the said m And no
Is hereby authorized to COLLECT all moneys due the
said hrm. VIM. LORD.
EBENEZER LORD.
November ], lB5i.-StH
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ID Just received
JOHN g. LYLE CO,
90 % 1w NO. So Louisisna ayepne
ELOUR.-S00 Bbls. Choice Bakers
Il And Family Flour in Store,
JOHN 6 LYLE CO.,
90 %-lw No 81 Louisiana avenue
uAMs.-50 TIeroes Of Choice Gin.
HI Brands, receiving
JOHN G.. LYLE CO..
oc 6-lw No. 50 Louisiana avenue.
SHOULDERS.-s3 Hhds. receiving
JOHN 9 LYLE e Co.
90 &-lv No. % Loulnala avenue.
CHEESE.-300B Boxes Of the Best
Fresh from tSs aSriss.
For sale BY JOHN 6. LYLE co..
= SOMETHING FOR YOU,
DO. Looking Glasses -,----...-..B
Union Envelopes, per hundred.------@
kn nln $50 Of Scott, SccIsIl.n.
Sent BY mail to any as sss h q poRrNsoN
90 6-5Ws Pnbliaher, hartford. Conn.
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w COMPANY "a" u. 8. ENGINEERS.-
1S Fifty int lligent and able bodied mechanics
viii be enlisted to FL this Company to the max
mum hxe1 By law-l50 men. Inc uire at No.
besides food and clothing. An ~ III
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NOTICE TO FARM fRS.-HARvEY has ten
thousand bushels Of Oyster Shells, which he
VII give r. any one who will Ladl them avar.
Apply a. Isl Y st opposite the ThestNr. no St
THOMPS0N'S MEDICINCES,
LIFE fRESEtVER AND CORDIAL,
For sale, wholesale and retail nv
:. FORD, Druggist
no hin COrner Elayanth II and pa -. nnn
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~ NOTICE.
CMSiFUSGS Will cave tie CORNER OF Seventh
- and Pe avenue for MOUNT
OL!ytT CEN TERT on SAT- AS5f4
UHDtT MORNING. at and 10 E9@XaA
O'Clock for tbs asoOmmOd alton OF persons desirous
of attending the celebration of Hish Mass
Fare each way % cents IT,
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SgG Gl rftbe rid fe.
preiie i'll 2iacutamn am OienItae.
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.

4uf Donnerfaes unb 8reita9s, ben 81.
uno 90. Wdr5 nd1itens,
um 10 lltr 8prmittase, fCarn am Sauls bes psr.
lOTbsnsn VsterR OF s, lPstbIn BON Daf&s
tn8tCn 5aunIbip, qs6a Gaunty, bic fCIgsnbr BE-
Ws8lte artitsI auf EifsHtli6sr @snpH psTEauit
Werpen, ndmlid:
Gin pOrtrsflttss 3u6tpfsrO. cine quite SAINT
ltu.WGbre, pprtrsffitGs WtI6Fdbt S4Wti-
ne, YfTpsssf6irr, Elm Ishie SpsIsauIs DussH
NIT Baby, Elm bretsSuls g9assn init Baby, elm
RCdawap, pllsr. Gsse, 6CIJ6Ittm, 1pft
gahtihlItter, 6sulettsrn uRb S6fmsI, StrObs
banfe, 9rsl6maf6Ins, 0InbmdbIr. 125 Gsne.
pfUlrn, zine Got yraH;Ins, 9UarpS, 5eu Eel br
Scnnr, Gtrpb bsim 9anbeI, alls @rten Setttn,
UtIIdFOrnfuitRr, SOlIVffn mt RCtr, stn ROD
UfsH nit glptr, 2 GiIsnFrlfrI, ett tupfsrnr Stfs
isI, @runpbstrrn bsim Suitsl, SarrrlfhIIsr unb
GIetItRdHusr, 5dbsr, Better un6 9ettlaten, III.
l6s, Fillsn unp 8dnts, ,pst 5ausubrsrt. Bursaus
unb StdbIr, slpti gDsbaubls init 9usebDr uno
font nod Isbr pteIs NrtIfsl ~ UstIaufts 81 mel
ben.
Die 9sNInSuHsn am @nEaufstass unb Guf'
UaEtung BON
Gepr9e 8otb, IT,,
Qnbreds peter, GrorS.
SeniamiH SemmeI,
8sbruar 27. nqbG
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Sefentlt6e 8enbu.

0Onnerfa9s ben %. W6rj nd6ffen6,
UNI 10 ll6r gprmttass, lOlsH am SalbauIs bee
LlntsrI6rtebsnen, In 1rsi6Isrspiar, gBal6instUH
1auniaip. 2eda Gaunts. fCISenbe artItsl auf "
fentli6rr Senpu Salauit perben n6mIib;
Cine GamlIieu MStrs Satr alt, eEns pUrtrrf-
ilibs Sub, 2 S6pstue, 2 rinIpSnHiss5 @sIhtrr,
pnussssIAiu, SWei t}Itsemnsst, elm SpaJIspd-
gen Gin GireauIspassn 70 gut aIs n'a, nit 3D.
BY, TrttIattsI, 3uum, 5suIetsrn unO S6rmsl, 6
gettsn NIT Satlaren, gIaseIhi6, Elm 9rpbsT
S6neiertiIa, Bureaus. Sint, 5OIStIlls. SSnts,
2 balb Du,enb Stabls, Ssfsn nit 8Cbr, st.
nsr bapOn fiir SOl3 uno bic anrrrn fir RObItH
ju brsnnsn, 8dlIr unb St6Hnrr, cine erObe 5ent'
lampr, anbsrr Qt6trfEds, 5susr1un9 uno 8dt'
l6c, SdseIsIlm, MtRsabsIn unp RsHfn, eatsns,
Elm pOllilGnbiges 8drSsrdttr, uno font nod sine
grp6e 0rrI6ietrnbst Saus. mo Saunn'@rrG'
toe Iu umlldnDIitp ,u mslDen.
Die 8sOtnsunssa am 8srEaufStass unS Guf'
Tartan9 Don
Dennis @. 9oaB.
NJ. Q2er, 9IuctiCussr.
8sbruar 27. uatS
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RCr Tonnentar

gSir lenFen Die NufmcrfIamfcit mitz
rer GeIer auf Die l(fte unierer St0atsoc.
fee9ebun9, rpeldDe oen Gonncntar nm.
Danoelt uno iib in beuti9er 3eituno be.
finoet, uno mir m0bten oielelbt ;u9leid,
bitten, oieielbe gang ourtb ju lelen. Sc
tbiebt ole6, 70 miro man nibt nur bolc
ttnoen, Dap manbe Seribbler in unIeren
9e9en3eitun9en ouf cine febr unlo6li6c
9Selie 9efu6t baben oa6 quite Solf ouf
cine ibdnolibe 8eiie ;u bumbuo9en -
fonoern man miro oucb ju9leitb parauS
erleben, Dap Die 2(fte rcbt 1T, uno tpeiter,
pap Die 9eies9ebun9 feinen ebrbaren
SSe9 bate, e6 su verlpei8ern, 9coabte Nf:
te III paBiren.
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Die bempfratiIebe Sseriammluns

Die SerIammlung enes 9teils Der DsmOFras
ten btfes Gauntps peIfe am IeBtrn SamIlal in
tcm ttrfaen &curtbauIs abgetaltsn wurpr, Eann
man NIT Rs6t etnsn 8e6llhllg nennen, benn IS
mar nur cine BtrtnBe BAIL 1eseatp6rtia. DieIrl'
tr mar befanntlih eerGfen, UNI ieine WiibbillIgua
tC3IgIi6 ouf bic Sttmmen. peI6e Senatpr
9 6tnOrl uno brr 8eprslentant 9 uttrr,
auf bic Bill rrn 5Unnsntar umWanpeInO, geas.
ben batsn, aus,ulpuden Ssba warsn mir nt6t
9eSenwdrti1, oter es ipurbe uus 9sIaet, oob GIni'
&c Sei6lhGe PaBirten, welde ertlGren, bnB &C.
nannte Serrrn aueS 3utraurn oerpiVtt bitten,
unb iernsr, bab lie aus Der Sartbri aeauiisn "a
bstra6ten 1sCn. S1 birs Ounmbsit pbrr III 90
nur Sum6us Serr Sribess tlelt cine 9lsbe, bic
sbenfaaS, ME biss aspStnl6 Der Sll III, fsbr
mnger mar. Die Nnprlfnpsn pdren ( o welt,
rrts mir prfI&ert ilno, gan, enis. Dies la6t
li6 au6 leitt bon IeIba benfen, benn bic Der.
Iammluns mar nur fleIn, unO Die WebriatI, bic
9laubte gendnnte oempFralil6e Rsprslsntdnten
bdtten rFtt Ssbanesit, bliebrn gang naliirltd gu
Saule-unp 1Cmtt fpnnte nitt pchI Gin Str:t
in Sgue auf ubiee Serrsn entiprn9sn. Sa, 70
~ | t, trif ItOn temcrtt, mar dIIej StntB, ater
cennr6 trar zine Gn,att Der 0ssawirtiaea bob
items Gnlutrfpsn, unp 5paT aus rCr tlrIdtr, reil
ie erpartetsn, rab aud NOD bic gidmen sintBr
4 DereR ttebers pfr bfmOtgattItsn
parttPi, UOn peuFH BHrntlith tfbauptrt pjtO, Rap
lie teit0hsn purrsn lsltn, ibrfn Gnflu6 ilr tie
PaBiuRB Der ggbatt'n &tll anBuwsnrsn, tab fe
pifIm Giulub anB9rFnpgt. unu bab iie id 70.
cam umsefstrt unp pttsC 8spreIsniantfn psr,
pimiht-unt pateF rrat eter ben gsrsCtten Ia
Gfl ati.r shrljffn WmIhrn Utrrtfnfn, ale tte Rs.
plflentantPn ifltIt-in ben 9elhIuEen kdtfeH elm
oalstt V'Irtn ICllfn. Oieie unterIaiiuns bat
t5i'e 8lut osrTiattt, unp 3War 70 Slsl TO- tab
IS ptllej6t itrnsrbin nod iOprtt fcmnen prp.
pdB aud pi5e &rtredr aus psr Dorthsi autBs.
ilC6en wrrrsn. Sc iiR0 DIES bod wicker eritouu.
lids Gntbdlmgsn. Doh ririr Slrettaletsn
lInb n6t uniFrt Sade. uNp mr wollfn teuts wst.
ter nitbts tOIaen laBsn. ge Yinmrn Drjsngsn
ater peIde tritp6rn wcrtrn iiab Werbfn mir PG'
ter clheinen taBen--uNb mir ldAen eS lhUn i'm
9OrauS. rab man iit srlaunsn pirb tariitsr, pas
Fir f6Ie6te Nenfhsn ia mtT ben EiepsrS Der
rfmOftatilhm 9arttet HeinNen.
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SSSVlgssSsz ~ s. -
Das 5pateite. uno fcbr mi d)tia pen
,SSrt S5umuter

Cine tsIearapbil6e DspsI6e BON g0aItrBton,
nst6e ICetsu am S6Iube unlfrfr 3sttung bier
Eintraf msIOCt, baB paIrl61 am Slmliage rhl
ipejielIsr SUte pUn Sort Sumpter sneftrpfftn iri,
wrIhrr bic gla6ridt iitsrbru4ts. ba6 Wat. IN.
bsrfVn nur nod fir IA Sage eetensmittsI ia.
Be. - glnrrre pidttse Nahrttsn wurprn sbrn.
faqs it9tra6t, bic ater nibt perSTsntIidt nor.
ben llnb. Wian tpirb bier ju rem S6tuB fOm.
men, baB uniTt 8esierun9 bafiir Icrscn M g,
eab er 2ttenemtteI rrbGlt, unb ta natinIid bic
Glib Carolina tsmctrati6sn 5oris5 Oirs gu Der.
tinbem IuGen iprrben, 70 barf man nit ,emlI6sr
@rpiB9et oarauf rsbH,E, ta6 es in Wrntasn Sa'
arn su ensm 1rrffen fommsn ptrp, ba es unIsre
8eateruHg ME Juaebsn Fann, Rap un1sre fIsine
tapfere 8ante 9atrtOten raielba serbungern 1cl
81 ss abtr n6t f6Gnpli6 uno unUfr,dbIi6 in
ipelte Gage tie bsmOtrntii6rn eisbrO unIer eanb
aeaiir5t taten 9n ber Ftat, es III aud tfn
SGunbsr bub 70 Yj,te ,brlts DemUtratn jsne
parttet SrIabm mp ih Sr RepubIiFaniI4sn
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Eic lntrittss sSetftl,aft.

Die Intritts 8otIboft oe6 @reGcen.
fen Slntoln ttnoet Der 2eler ibrer oan3en
Han9e nab in Der beurj9en 3eitun0. Sc
1T oteleIbe Elm aldnienoee Stoat5popier,
uno tplro ouermirt5 iebr bob ourb aQe
reIpettable 3eitunaen, 10 lpia vcn ouen
9uten patrtcten 8eprieicn. Won veroeis
ie nibt olelelbe 90nj ourApleicn - uno
lper oies tbh, Der miro audi liber bolo
ftnOen, tper Die iuoljben 3ufdnbe beruor
9erufen bat Dap Die Gonitituticn unb
uniere 8eieBs 0ufretbt erbalten psrneu
mGBen llno Dap, Dor l(Iem, wlr bal
prepoentens(lmt 9craUe oen redten 5>0n
Den anOertrNut bdbtn. @totbmaIs, ptr
aeBet iie nibr 5u ielsn, oeua iit iprih
flr lid itLblt.
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%Gelb fmorb.- 2(m pOri9en
Oonnerifo9 be8ina Elm iebr 9ea6teter,
fiinfjebn WeiIsn bon pittsbure, in Sns
ciona 3aunibip wobnenoer Sarmer, gtas
mems MeIbipr Spbert, Selbfmoro, inz
Dem er fib nabe ienem ei9enen 6auie er=
ban9te. 2(m Oenita9 bate er nod Den
Wartt in QlIe9benp beiutt, uno bis furJ
Dor Der Shat nidto 2(ufalenee6 in ieiE
nem Senebmen ee3ei8t. ST bate 9efrIbs
ltGft, oann iencn &nedt 9erufen, ibn
auSbeiablt unb War bierauf nob Dem
8aloe 9e9an9en. Gr lpuroe 5uerit BON
einem iciner 6inccr auf9efunoen uno mar
bereits tot. Spbert befaB tiber sWeis
bunoert Nder 4anb, cine 9roBe Wen9e
8ieb uno iou Iebtes Sabr iiber 2OOO
8uibel g8ei3en 9ebout babeu. st mar
elm nlibterner, fleiBi9tr uno poblbaben.
Der Wann, unO feline raithe Gbot icgte
Nue III GritauneH, Die ibn taunten. Gr
par etlpa pier uno pierS9 Sabre alt, uno
bmterl6Bt cine Srou uno feds &ineer.