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How Fremont Talks.

A London lvtter to the New York
Erening Post saye
Col. Fremont is in town, on bis
way to New York. with some ten
thousand rifles in his possession -
II you required any assurance OF bis
fidelity and enthusiasm to the cause
Of freedom. it might be found in an
incident which occurred in the Office
Of Mr.. Stevens. the celebrated book
Collector. The Colonel had Just
come in from Paris, and inquired
for the latest news from home. A
few facts were related by Mr..
Stevens, who continued: "But
see jeff. Davis has among his aids
a man who was born and educated in
Charleston. with O French name
yes, it is Frcnont-Col. John C.
Fremont"
ln al instant Col. Fremont's whole
frame irembled. his hands, were
and his eyes fairly snap.
ping fire with suppressed indigna.
ton. At once leaving his friends,
he paced the floor Of an adjoining
room until he was sufficiently calm
to como back and speak. And then
tho words came with an energy and
will that thrilled his listeners with a
patriotic fire which will find an an.
swer in tho heart OF every lover OF
Dur dear country, wherever he may
bo. "Gods!" said he, IL wish for
nothing more on earth, or in heaven.
han to stand in Richmond to. day
with our army Of brave fellows, and
he orders in my hand to lead them
through tho Southern states TO New
Orleans!"
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Singular southers View Of Cine a.i
Journal.

The Memphis (rennessee) Rren.
eng Argus, Of the 3Oth ultimo, rs
marks:
The Cinci natl Enquirer Of Tues
day asserts that the government
(federal) is about chartering par.
chasing thirty boats at st. Louis,
and remarks that such purchase in.
dicates q movement South by water,
adding: I'VE entertain no doubt
that Memphis is tbs place aimed
at"
The Editor Of the Cincinnati En-
quirsy is, at heart, . Southern man,
70 Indeed are the principal proprie.
tors Of the paper. 1t talks Union,
because, though Southern in every
thing else, said Editors aud proprie.
tors aro not Southern IN courage,
end they fear tho mob. Knowing
heir wish to convey TO us all pos.
BILE information, without endan
Bring themselves, VIC attach more
Importance to the their editorial
statements than to those OF any other
Of the swinish citys papers.
The same Editor thinks or affects
to think, that Scott will be able TO
possess himself Of Memphis "without
much trouble, through means OF tne
forces now under command OF Gen.
Mcclellan at Cairo and other points
West Of Columbus. Owehighowie.
In the same article We find the
assertion that Tennessee, with Mem.
phis in possession OF the United
States troops, would be Hs quiet a.
Missouri now is. The reason civ en-
for the coming calmness Of Tennes.
zee is "because q large majority OF
her citizens are undoubtedly true to
The Union" This 10 false; We should
call it q mistake did we not know
that, on this point, the Enquirer il
as we'll posted as ourseli. Il 10
hard, however, to toll the truth,
with mob bowling threats OF deu ia
outside tho door oi ones ssnctum.
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GIN AZ A REMEDIAL AGENT.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC sTiMuLANT,
ESPEC1Af LY designed for the use Of the
II Medical Profts1on and the Fap'uy. having
supe rseded the sO.called "Gins," Cordial" I"
Aromatic" Medicated," "Schnapps," etc,
Ia now endorsed BY all OF tho prominent Ply
sicians, Chemists, and connoiseurs, as possess
ing all OF those intrinsic medicinal qualities
ttonic and diuretic) which belong to an old
and pure Gin. Put up in quart bottles and
sold by all Druggists, Grocers. etc.
A. N. BININGER l. CO.,
Sole Proprletors.
No. 10 Broad street, New York.
Established In l77s.)
For salo by ID. 9. BARNES & CO.,
No. IL Park Row, New York.
Our long experience and familiarity with the
requirements Of DRUo0tsrs, and our superior
business facilities, enable us TO furnish them
with choice Liquors for medicinal and family
use. january ls, 1s6i.-ly
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Southern Ofiicial C0rsespond dence.

II 10 a lsmentable fact that q grea
number OF the official dignitsries il
tho glorious land of Dixie, have
been denied that gift which tho il
lustrious Dogberry svOwed was the
natural inheritance OF every member
OF the human family. Among
those who have been thus unfor
tunate is tho confederate Pvstlnast
er OF the Crescent City. This indi.
vidual registered money letter foi
Cincinnati some time ago. which,
tailed to come to hand, for the sim
pie reason, we suppose. that il acci
IDENTIFY mlstook bis (rhe New Orleans
Postnaster'e) pocket for tho mail bag
and dropped into it. With energy
characteristic OF the great Southern
heart, he wrote 10 Mr.. Bum to in
quire what had become Of aaid letter,
intimating at the same time that at
was o common thing for valuable
packages to be stolen by the Aboli.
tionists." Mr.. Baum replied that
the epistle had not reached this city;
that It mi ight possibly have got lost,
etc.. but that II i'll became people to
wnom money was 80 characteristic
ally adhesive, to make use Of the
ward ,.s,olen - Th.rornon ,,,a ,ni
lowing was penned by the secession
Postmaster. We present il to the
readera unultered ~ d,
eratin, et punctuatim.
Po,r o,ncs. Nrw o.r,.s,
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A NEW ARTICLE.
QucIoR RoPAck.s STOMACH R1Ilas.

! A new an.i deli ghtiul Slomac hic and Cordial
for giving tone 10 the stomach, and Tor the
prevention OF bilious complaints incident tu
the Western country. Try II.
As "A morning drink, to assist digestion and
relieve Dyspepsia, II has no equal. TRY il.
IL flavor It is superior 10 all other liitters.-
Try 1t.
The formula Of these Dittcrs, row Q-GD the
solo property of Dr. Roback, riginat.d wtth
ono "f tho oldest and most eminent Medical
Practitioners nf the West, and it is directly
predcatcd upon the wants Of Western people
These Bltters derive ihoir stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature Of the roots and herbs
of which they arc composed, and as thoy aro,
by allayng unnatural cravings Of he stomach,
directly prosotivc OF
TEMPERANCE,
the present proprietor believes that In making
them widely known the public welfare is sub.
served.
It will soon be for sale by all Of DR.. Rnback's
numerous Agents, and at Hotels. &c, the
country over. In the meantime, orders will be
oiled direct from Cincinnati In any quantity
and at the lowest rates. II Ia put up In Quart
Bottles, and securely packed in one dozen
Gases. Halfdozen saiBpl; cases will, however.
be packed and sent 10 any address, II desired.
Rstsii Price, 81 pcr boisis. or SIX for -.
Principal oflce and saiesrooin, No. G East
Fourth street, third building from Main street
Cincinnati, Ohio. Laboratory, No. J? Ham
niond street.
For sac In Hancock by
LANGWORTHY & FREY. }p,.,,.
J. NJ. HUBER d CO.. r'"u'aT
GILBERT. FAIL & CO., Vanlue;
z. BARNEY, McComb:
d. PETERS h SON, Arcadia;
J.B. EATON. Benton;
THOMAS STARKS. Arlington;
Il. MAHON & SONS, WILLIAMSBURG;
J. OSHEIMER. Van Buren;
J. WALTER, West independence;
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanc hard;
And by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the United States and CanIdas.
March Ii, lsGl.-(ly
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fispLAY TRAINS.

Leave Findlay at 3 o'clock, a, m, and return
at 50 o'clock, p. m.
All Trains mako close connec tions at CLYDE,
with Trains ON the Cleveland and Toledo Road
both Fast and West.
II. RICE, Superintendent.
May !, 1851.
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Blood Pills and Blood Purifier

~
ZeHARMAcA
DIR. ROBACK'S
Scandinavian Remedies.
Whom DR. RoBAcE, tho celebrated Swedish
Ply sician, introduced his Bioon Purifier Hnt
Blood Pills In the United States, he set forth IL
plain language their curative properties. =
This WAS yeArs ago. The task of recommend
lng them has since been toten out Of HE hand.
IEnlightoned men. whose chsraster for sound
Judgment and philosophy, gives their opinions
weight In the commnnity--men who observe.
reflect, and mako assurance doubly sure"
h0fore they decide, - are everywhere AZ.
proving and urging the use ~ these wonderful
Preparations. All who confde In the wisdom
and honesty Of this class, or who choose to Ia
vestieate for themselves, are pow of one mind
ON this Important subject.
The evidence I'M tho possession ofDr. Roback,
.,,,1 -r - - ~. ~ W.ae1 "eNo'''o'o '" '"o puo"N'
'"e '''V
H.. 49, ,.,,n n,,s,S,., n,o,,
PJILS have bcen nroyed bv anaivs,s a.
CONTAIN Nh MINERAI.
,,-.,-.- -..'.',.'-,
'"a' 'noy cure the Amss' 'uh'Vefsai complaint
DYSPEPSIA,
.,,,h ,,...,-;... ..-,.:.,,, and a, ,.,
I'm. H., ~, ~, sn,,has .a,y I'D sn",' ,,.'
ha.y r..lta
LIVER COMfLhlNT,
and rss,ore tho health and sirongth of tho suf.
fsrer. that SICK FEMALES
Who have ianguished for wears in heIpless
weak knoss and despondency. rscupernte win
great rapIdity under their inyjvur,tiny ur.,
alton: that aII sexual dis,,uli,ies ara rr,n,vod
by their cotdiaI and gently stimulating pruuer
tics; that they recruit
,,r. r,ccuc,, rry,.r,.;,,c,n
S"Ai TERED eoNSiiIO'ioNs,
however they may have been trined with and
abused; that their direct tendency Is to length.
e ifo, and render II enjoyable: that, operating
directly upon the potion VI dissdse in fhs blood,
they CAUSE SOON 10 HEAL
and discharge from tho system, every taint OF
whether hereditary OF otherwise, -
that they
RECRUIT THE DERIIITATED,
A., .,...,
| SUI snS' .horv 70 NV o,so"se VI 'he stomach ana
noWem, @ une n'e,, .he nervous system, tue
sNn' s'anos. or niusc'es.
ARISING FROM iMeUa'riEs OK OH
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>ANDUsKy, DAYTON AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
ss1Ezz s5ze.z esx. E7I
kSy 49,. foa-sssS. kSs:sss=;
NLAkiHE OE rIkAr
CHANGE OF TIME.
GpiNG suL rIt.

ON and after Monday, ApIil Is, I~Gl. trains
~ Will run ~ follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
GuING SGT rU.
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- CASH. CASH for oil kinds Of Cousrsy
rtopcos; kemembsr. ws don't ssk you 10
tAls trade, unless you want Il. for your Pro.
rIssLAv. Mar 70, 1891.
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All kinds OF turned Chair STUFF on hands at
Porch's shop. Allkinds Of Wood Turning done
10 order on reasonable terms, by
JOHN GOODWIN.
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FURNITURE
heap for Cash, at Porch. Old shopi

~ Orders for Collins ofany quality prompt
ly attended to, at as Low PRICES as any
where else. II. PORCH,
FisDLAY, September 81, 1860.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have beon trifed with and
abused; that their direct tendency Is to length.
en- lifo and render II enjoyable; that, operating
directly upon the poison ot di,edse in he blood
they CAUSE SOON no HEAL.
and discharge from tho system, every taint of
Scroiula, whether hereditary OF otherwise. -
that they
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meut 81 9anoeln wstB. Gum SAtufe oteier
Nctts fage i'd nod bic 8emertune 6et, DAP Die
8aIbrer Der ~ge9enpdrtt8 berrl@enoen 9artet in
@enf nit benz 0rOiefte ut1geben, ala Satlsfac@
tipn eeeenater Dem GOnltttuttpnnel ben Stoats<
ratb in corpore pieper gu pablen, mabrsno bic
@unierpattpen errpartet baten, man iperoe tbnen
I'm Oetlte Der GerlGbnung audi etne entipreden
be Gertretune etnraumen, uno 3par als Nner-
~fennunA inrer patrtDti1 ben 6altun9'
Die ~ianeten BeriAte aus Gen enttperfen
Elm gar ntht berubigenoe8 gtlO Der bort berr
lhenpen Stimlnung, uuO bic bon, Staatsratbe
oetrofeuen Mabregeln lttmlnen pomtt itberetm.
Der Mann, meIher am pergat8enen Samlta9
auf etnsrS alttOn ermoroet g%efuncen rpuroe, 1T Elm
@epfer. Wer i'm ermprpet, muB npb ermtt
telt werpen. Nun bat pte Negierung etnen
NaHtradtoienlt oraonilirt, Der BON Den Milt3en
pes @antone Der 6eibe mad gu perieben 1T uno
pO3u td9tt6 cine @Ompa9nie auberOroentli6
Oerpanot miro. 3u pieiem 3pede BADEN liA Die
departments pes MiltdrS unp Der Doti3ei Der
ltdnetet, INN nGtbisenfals Die poli3etpatrouillen
lO9leid peritarfen gu tGnnen. Die MannlAaft
MIRO Sn ptelem Oienlte eiufaierntrt. Die Sen
fer rtdten ibre 8lide iehnIidtta naA Bern.
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@offen fir bic @eaieruna.

Burlington, Is. 9lOu. Das &riess,
Oepurtement miro in 8alpe Elm Circular an pie
OOuOerneure Der loYalen Staaten ~erlalsn, um
Die 3urid3iebun9 Der BON Den slben gum 2lntaui
bon Wofcn an9elteQten aaenten gu peranlafen.
Die 8eSteruns bat NaAriGt, Dap tbre etsenen
@genten i'm Stanpe finn, cine eeniisenpe Suan
tttat pom gDafsn e~tn3ufauf fen.
Die @efansenmabme Der GebeaenemtGarc.
Capt. @nlltes mar an pie Suite BON Afrtta ge
IHtdt porosu, INN Den Gan S1cinto ~beim3ubr,ns
gen. Gr b6rte EFT BET letuer Nntunft in Den
wtltinoii&.n Gewalern BON Dem GntptlGsn Der
5erren SliOea unO Malon, fann allO BET Ser
baftuns p%erlelben ntht naG SrDre gebanDelt
baten, Capt. .0lltes banpelte .i~brisenS nat ben
Weleten pes 80lterrehtes, mas Osr Nssterung in
entipreGenOer 5Urm ter,Gtet purOe. Gr bot Den
Walon unp SltDel bssletttnDen D0men NaIase
auf ieinsm S6lf an unD leate tbnen Die &as
jute, lOpis iepe 8equeml,Gteit unO jeoen 3urus
Den er bteten fonnte, CUR 8erfusuns; ~pielelben
iAIusen jepO6 lein @nettieten al.
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Mranfrefn
Son neffnna Mspnrpe.

sB7eRune Monrpet II. 9lOp. 5euts
sin0 Feline Yarlamentarflaa9e arilhen bier unp
9torfolt unp pom Sapen linO fetnt NaArthten
eingelaufsu, Cine lpanilhe 8arfe, Dor @barle
(fen BON Der Nlabama pegsencmmen, fam unter
8~sma@uns eiaer prilenmannl0aft bier an unO
eebt beute Qbenp~n ah Stem gJorf peiter. sic bat
feine 9apuns uuO p,rp paber mabrlAstnliG wie-
Der frcisegsben tperpen. 4 slsl5f9ol
unlere 6lOtte Bel NenpOrt Nerp9 1T seritGrtt
p0rpen, ums cine grpeoltiun Der @OnfGpertrten
i'm 3aume 3u balten, pelfe i'm SameS &iper
au6gerillet tpirp. unter peslslbsn lpasn li9 8
se5abrtNe 6eueriAiffe beinDen
! Gen. NbeIpsp 1ruppen bauen liA beqlsms
9ittfu fir Die. 8interquartiere uuO 9ewpUrt
Stems miro in msni9en Sasen pas MnlepeE zines
groben geeuScOrfes boben, -1 8
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Ser Sries in @efsSir1lnien.
Cincinnati bebr ht.
gsidtise Serid,te ppm Gen. @Ofenfran,'s 8


gSiebtise Sericbte nUn Gen. @Oienfrans's Mrmee.
@tncinnatt, 16. 9iOp. Aus 0tneral
8Cleutran5's Sauptquartier miro e%emelpet, Da6
@en. Gor's Brigade am 10. D. ~. iter ben
Samantha uno 9Iep Nteer 9tng itno bic 8ebeGeu
3 NleiIen melt 3uriidtrieb.
@en. SA1nd'e Golonne lulte Den SSeino i'm
HUden ansretfsn, wurOs iepO6 pur6 ben tobsn
Walertdno an benz lsbereange iiber ben Slus
0erbtnpert. Gen. 8enbam's 8rigape 0rif in
6rOnt an uno eth beftises 2refen fanO 1tatt, oas
BON 4 ubr NaAmttta9s bis Dunfelprrpen ban.
erte.
0GbreuO 8enbam's 9eute unter 0aIitn bic
9aht 3ubra6ten, sCsen Ii6 Die Nete1en in ouer
StiIe auf Dem @e9e mad &aleisb surid.
Gen. Senbam p~srfOlste le 25 NieiIen inter
befti9sm 0tegen, tebrtt iepUb mieper UNI, ais er
lab. pap feline AustAt pOrbanOen mar, tie 3n
absrb0len. Sn Dem @efsht nit Dem AaAtrab
rpnrre Sberlt GrO9on BON Der Nebelen- Nrmee
unO mebrere anOere set0ptet, llnler Gerlut BE-.
ltanp in 3pet SOoteu.
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Nirotea. fot In ollen peainoilden unb braR-

Die piraten fat In allen weltinOilGen iinb braFis
liani1ten 6Gfen mtGfommen waren inb PAP Die
braFliI6e Majsldt linen Nip SaneitO 5nr tt's
~terbrtnsune pom @riien freunoltA seGfnet.
@s 1T j~eDenfaQs mertwircts, DAP Elm unDebot~
fen au8Iebenpes, BALI aufgetafeItes unp armlelt9
ausgeraletes S6if pte Der uSnmpter" Der
feline a6t &npten III Der Stunpe MAIDEN tam
uno peEea MalAtne ausgebrannt lit, troB aller
8erfOlsung feline abentbeultGen Nnub5li9e t0rt-
fesen tonn. @enn Der &rieg einmal %opritberl
wirp mubl Die :3etn Gents etteratnr lth rtelee
@tpTes bemddtieen uper aud Der vFeo9er" cine
fulrdterli6 i6Sne 9Ovede liefern, Utellstft uI'tsr
penn Sitel: yGapt. Semmes pom pSuinPtsr'
ODER Der Ntrat pes SuIpbunoeS."
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@id,tia ppn @entuden.

@%tnctnnatt, II. YloDbr gm MittpO6
NaGmittas beCrOerte Brigade, General 9bOmos
Gen. Sbeaf, lA in @tlm6rl9en BON Camp Sal
pert bel 9onDcn. 6Y, nod Danpile surifau,te>
ben, mo liA Die SunpeStruppen cpncentriren, UNI
Gen. 9tpnep q. Solution 0iOertuno gu leitem,
tpelAer nit 10000 Mann pOrriden unp etnen
Nnerif auf Cincinnati, 2puisotIe ODER eerins.
ton bsabii6tisen fol-.
Das IA, II. unO 38. Stios@ssimsnt unb
Cas 80. Snoiona Siss. iesten I'D iOfOrti in Murl&;
bod Die r,etten pom Der 2ennelet Brigade mel.
serten flo, 3uriidyuseben. pebbalb man es fir
better btelt, le lummt Dem 8 &sntudY- Nsgiment
in ibrem alien Eager gu laNen.
3olttcfsr bat lt6 NIT SObnlton e~ereinist unb
bsim @nmberlanO pab nur seenise bunpert Qsute
3urild9elalen. Die Gurtb III ean3ttG fret. -
unIre Gruppen %beionoen l6 am SOnnabenb
MOr9en BET OrGarD Sprtn9s.
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Bel Sen. @uines grteube, Gast. Sobn pOunb
BET Sen. Drtce's Brig, Capt. Geo. q. 5idS bet
Sen. Burns Brig, Capt. NnorerD s. &emper
bet Sen. @aoe's Brig, Capt. @m. BON lDtn
oct Sen Duryea's Brigade. Capt. Sbas. u.
&eYnplDs 1T gum 9uartternteilter tn Der regu7
lGren Nrmee 9ema6t tpprren tno 9Gn. SbstFer
gum Qlto be Camp BET 0en Bants.
Sruppsm madb &entudb.
Das Qcuteptue SUurnol pom DOnnerltdg
tbftIt pte BON @omuerneur Niortcn erbaltene
NahrtGt NIT, ba6 In pie1er WOGe $4,000 Wann
in S9tO unb SnOtana Orcre gum MarI9 mad
EentudY erbalten pitroen.
MrmeeansetesembeiteM.
Sberf 5arDtns BON Milourt BAT Nnltalten
g~ttrpfen, Die WDnatss0 Ome9uarD BON WttICurt,
pslhe unter Sen. QYpns tn Den Dtenlt 9ernultert
wurOe. ab3ulSbnen.
@eorse .. &elpgs pom GbtcaeC 1T gum 30,
lcntGrsNiilten3 General Notutanten nit Capt
t~dnsrara ernanut uno pem Stabe pes General
Stanley S~lertbellt pproen. nE
Yin ben gtebeIen.a 3atterieen uDrbeisefOmnten
Der Dampfer 81. 3. Dale fam lpGt an Sonts
abenb NbenD in Der NaeY garp IN Walbtngtcn
an. @r lag felt 8 3aeen bet Stump 9lsd, INN
Den 8eteaeurD ampier page gu benaAen. bod,
Die G%rGfnun9 Der 8atterte bel GUdptt YOtnt
3pang TIN, fh 3urif; iteben uno er Itegt jsBt
bel Deep Yoint. Die Sif3iere flrbten etn 3us
iammsntrsfsn nit benz page niGt, pa ibr Sht6
lebr tiiGtlg lit tap le etne ppraI9l,he Sattertc
an Scrp bobsn.
Der Oampfer Dunn burMbra9 Die SlptaOs
am Uoriuen Otenltag, 6 SAOpner am Ocnners
tag mad See ju. Settoem ltnp nur unbsoeu=
tenoe 6abr3eu9e Durd Den unteren DUtomac &c
%fummen. Nae SAUuner, welGe bon Walbing.
ton Orer Georgetown %abge9an9en ltno, linO glId
LID ourAgetommen uno ltegen tegt BET Snotar
9eaO.
Die &ebeCen linO BET Trestone BOint febr se-
ldafttg uno loIen palelbit (tarte 8attsrissn auf
nerfen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bes 6lOttemiefretdr @enes an
Commodore Dupont
6oI9enper Srtef 1T lpeben an Die OefentliH
felt 9elan9t:
6lUttenbspartement, Is. NoO. 1861.
Sir: Nltt beiUnrerer @enuetbuune btete Id
Sbnen unD Sbeem COMMANDO ole Dantbdrer
@liidpunlAe Der 9le9ieruns unb Oes Bottles fiji
Sbren elan5enDen Stes BET sort NoYal.
Sn Gem unnatlrIihen Sample, welmer itB
9esen Die Geaterung i'm Nerfe 1T, line 9rp6
9Ufnuu9en auf Die 6lptte seleet unp Das 9anl
fab nit Spannuns Den @rrunsenI6aftsn periel
ben entse9en.
Sbr tapfersa unp ~eininhtspples 9 nebmen ia
unlsre @rwartun9en iibertrpfen. @tr finn ST
nen INN Sbren 9euten fir Den Grfulg Der er6b
ten 6Iette psrpfi6tet, Die iemals inter Der Glags
seieselt TT, pelhe Sic 10 TAPER Sertbeipt9t ba
ben uno gu neuen Ste9en flbren werOen.
gaG @mpfaue Sbrer Depel6sn iber ben Ste
6ei pprt 8opal erlie6 baS Department Die Elm
selAlulene SrOre, pelde sic neblt pislem SAret
ben Sbren 2euten y~Orleien lafsn werpen.
SD bin &c.
MfNen So oIIes
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0as Ntratemf6tf emmpter.

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tan HnO fhun 70 oft eetapert pOrDen, Cas betbi
in telegrupbtl6en DepelGen, paB, iOllte es trirt-
lid einmal Der SAT- fein, es tetn WeniG mebr
9lauben wtrp. gBObl lelten 1T etn SGif 10
siele taulenO Nleilen ipeit utD ron 70 ptelen
6rtegsOampfern erltsn Nangss perfOlet ipprpen,
Obne erptfht gu tperpen. @Gbrsno uniere &riegss
iGtfe in alien 2thiuneen auf ptelen Ytraten
fabnoettn, tpubte pteier Sablreihe Raufabrer
ouf3uipiren unp eine ertledliHe Nnsabl Wrtlen
gu maiden. Die Babrfen, pslebs auf Der SasO
nab BEN uSuuptsr9 9emadt wurpen, fpmmen
IN @lstlen3abI etntr Tsile UNI Die @elt sletA.
Der .&eglteue State. Der unldn9lt in 9btGa=
oelpeta o~nlon9ts, Bate allein $4,000 Wleilen
anT otsler SaSo 8uritdgele9t; Der BET Gem Blot
f~ape9slHpoosr TN @CIf ftattontrte opCubdttan"
maate cine Rndce psn 1000 Netlen, pelGe tim
ole @snnBtbunps psrldafte, 3a entpeGen, pab
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&anas City 16. Nou6r. Die 8ant
bon No'tkrup q Comp. unp pte Union Bant
nurpen beute 5OiiGen 10 unD | ubr Dursb cine
Vanpe Don 2ONfann, WslAe gu Glepelanps Savs
9arpterS gebDren| betoblen. @IlfliGer gBetle
batten Die belpen Damien In @r,partuna zines
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etnen f9eren Ort 9ebraht. Der GerIut BON
NOrtbrup & @Omp; bstrdst unssfdbr $4,000, Der
Der untOn=Sa 500. Das @slGGft Der Sanfen
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Stem gUrf, II. gloS. DIE 8ugoesan
leibe. Qaut Dem Dor 3 MOnaten apilden Dem
unbeefnan3mintltsr une ben 8onten oei6lcle-
nen ueberetnfommei1, babRn pieIe lis iest 3 Sc
rien jeoe an 80 Wilienen, BON Der Z $40 pro
~sentigen Nnleibe lbernpmmen. Qtrn /. aOe3gt
ber bdtten le Der He9ieruns 3l ertlGren ee6abt,
OBJ tie audi Die brittle Serie BON SO Mi tOnen
nebmen molten. Statt Delen lit am Is. Rupem
Der fDl9enOe5 neue arrangement geIhlpIien NOR
cen : Der 3errnin, BIS tpp9tn lttb ote Banfen
re9en uebern0bme Der 3. Serie icner Z 3llO
prD3entt9ert Nnlelbe at ertlaren bdben, piro nm
einen Monat (btS Sanuar 1862 perldlnaert.
Oa9e9en ubernebinen bic Banten lest SO lGil
ltcnen Dollars in 6 prc3enttgen, 20 Sabre lau
fenDen Sbltsationen, gu etnem lol6en G;curle,
pelder Dem pollen ~giominalmertbe bel etnem
3tnsfuB BON Z 9ru3eat entipri6t, D. q. gu So. Il.
Wenn su9Iet6 cine @aruntte Dafar .yegeben
mare, poB Die 8anten i'm Sanuar Die letite Se
rte Der $40 prpsentieen Qlnleibe nabmen
mare oas @elGaft tpeni items In lpfern pt,,rtbeil
BAIT fur Die 6eSterune, ais tbr paDurn aleld,
etne Oterte Serte Der &rteesanleihe aelihert
mare pie es III, baben Die 8anfen Elm Gelddft
I9entaht, gu benz SbYlud lh @lnd witn,hen
|Ir1rpe. Die Jte9terun9 erbtett fur Die erfen
selDe1 Serten Den pollen Gominalpertb lluir eli
men i3tnsfuB BON { 3!l0 @rusent unD pas tpliroe
IalerDin9s nur etnem @uurle BON 1928 far s
prU3entise 9optere entlpreGen, 70 baB bet ben,
neuen arrangement Der @purs Der leBteren rrur
1868 DrO3ent bsber berednet mare, mas ouf Den
erlten Blif nte etn 0epinn fur Die Geaieruro
erlheint. Qlein eS bsltebt Der grcBe Unite rlhteD
pae Die Z $40 prc3entisen paptere nur 3 Satire
laufen, Die iest gu plactrenDen 8 prO3entisen ater
~ Sabre, Wenn mar Das in NnI6lag brtnet,
70 baben Die lebteren etnen 6eoeutenD bS9eren
gtorttwertb ais 1911. Die leHsprOaenrtsen
SnnoesCtltgattOnen per 1881 rpurDen ae|tera sn
9422 nUttrt, uno rpenn man BARON al Nrpsent
@OmntfiOn, &tlicC &c. absSse warpe INNER
NOD Elm 2Sertb BON 924 abrtg blet6eu. ben Die