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the Confederate Ooart As this place, upon q
charge Of coun terfeitinx. Jonn ISaxter. 81 this
lty, neing Ms security. He was asststed In
thss infamous raid BY other Tory residents OF
Ger, county. among whom was Riley Cecil.
scr Fuikerson, at Jamestown. iast summer.
upon ms1ing the strongest promises Of good
oenavior towaris the Confederate States.
aRaEsr OF 4 LIHcoLx AscsrfrIsa orrrcrl IN
EAST TRsxxssxE.
The Knoxville Register, Of the 4th instant,
yys,
aarret: Han, formerly OF Morgan county,
tennessee but who for some mon this has been
Stth the r. 81 Tennessee Lincoln troops ia
kentucky, was arrested in that con ATTY On
Monday last, and brought to this city by Con
'ederate troops. We un derstand that when
crested he was acting In the capacity Of a
recruiting officer for Lincoln's army Tn Ken
lucky, He "a represented ~ q desperate man
md in making the arrest he was shot BY one
the Confederate party, but, we learn, no,
severeIy won, ded: Considerable curiosity
&ss m Manifested by the citizens on his arri val
Everybody wanting to get peep at the ssssnie y
lie was lodged in the city j.il.
Tus TORIES OF KAsr TENNESSEE.
From tn" Lynchbnrg Repsbiicaa, of the 9th
INST we take the following
A letter from enc Of our subscribers. a col.
onei Ia the Confederate servics, dated Rns-
seiiviiie, Tenn, December 5, says the tories
ana bridge-eurners have not all left Eas
Icnn.ssee yet. Since we drove them from
the Chimney Top Mountains" they have
collected in Cooke and Hancock counties
where our citizen soldiers have m AIDE two un.
successful attempts upon them. / hopa
aowever, to get them to-dsy with my com
mand, and Will avail myself of the earliest
moment To ady,se you as to the results. We
hung two of the leading bridge burners ii
GreenYiiie Saturday evening.
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EE- IN justice to Col. Erwin SHgLror, the
writer of this desires to inform the public
that the author of the card In the Dispatch, OF
the 27th nit did not express lis position
Acquainted with the facts in the case, Twill
state that he was not candidate for the
court in the late election in Hanover, but, on
the con trary, peren ptorily refused tn become
candidate when solicited by his friends. He
did not know until @ few days previous to tns
election that his name would be before the
people. de 6-lt+
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From Iybee Island.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 1.-The Savannah Republican,
Of this morning, says that party of Confed-
crates visited Tybee on Wedns sday night and
burned the lighthouse. The Federal vessels
commenced a fierce Smelling on the Island,
but the Confedera:es retrea,ed uphurt.
Sixteen or eighteen vessels We're in the roads
yesterday afternoon, and all apparently were
old Whaiers.
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AUCTION SALES.
YUvUrI plYs
BY J1NEs n. TAYLOR + SON, ArCTs.


EUuR HOUSES AND LOTS, AND TIF-
HAM PLANK ROAD AND EkMWuQD
EaTS. At AUCTlON.-we vii sell upon
tbs pr enisss, on Tt EbDA1, tbs Iuh Inst = con.
mencing g y o'clock NJ, four Hoeses and Ioss
two q which ave on tue esti AN X 40 snd i've
on tlmwood street. The lots ara Of the ususlTtze.
The houses are particularly adapted for small sized
families.
Also, fifteen besusifa Buisdirg Let's, cpposite to
and sdl tniue the r silence Of l.. H. Dance xsQ.
They trout 30 fsst, snd run "a X about $50 feet.
TERMS --Uns third c4sa the bals co at 8 aad
Q mousns for negotisoses notes, with interest," add
cd. and Asoured BY trust dsed:
de Arctioneers.
A MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
IA Residence In ,hs~Tewn Of siiney, sb,us
Three Eoarths a Mile Wet Of the City # kich-
mond at Auction--Ws will >. upon TIE presn-
ises on MONDAY, the 10Th day of December,
commencing at la O'Clock NJ ths. mos, de-il able
uaurban Resi sencr losssed in tho town OF 6idIey,
ana nearly s9j1iaing The residence OF l. II Dance
so, eontAining III acres ii land in high state OF
cultivation. Il ha, on II q besuieu, thee story
framed nouss with eight seous, kitchen, barns,
stables CAR iage house, &c, all 10 excellent order
and well of e1csllsnt wtter in the yard; also. q
large assorlmf Mt If f,ut trees, v.nes ard, and .
square well set in asparagu4.c
his sale p esents rare opportunity 10 any one
who dtsirsa a 'et red and quiet home. with nearly
ali the sdyaota'es Of tho city. fossess'cn can be
hsd mined atsly.
TERMS One fourth cash the b.lance at &, 10,
and IL uontte, for neg table note, with interest
added, and secured by n t~uss Geed
DE- JAS. NJ. .AYL;ft+ L. son, Auets.
EIFTE EN- DESIRABLE BUILDING
y LOTS on FEDER l., PLGASANrS M is
By, AND ADAMS STREETS, AT AUCTION -
We will sell, upoa the premises THU aSDAY,
the 18th day OF December, connecting at 81
O'clock p. # six beautiful nni dag Jote GA Faoc.
raj street al the terminus Of l7fh sire. and hearty
adjcining the residence OF NJ. Jas. 5. Tyler Tnsy
front 80 feet and run hsck 1910 feot.
Also, Eiae handsome lots OF The north side oil
/ Pc ass.its, Between Mosby and Acans str. els
Uei,n IiL and n.ar 10 the residence OF Ne. w. A.
Stre@Ker. They iroot 81 fest, snd run back about
$50 feet each.
TEEas.--Onehaife cash the balance at AID 9
mouths. or neg ,tiaoie notes, with interest added
and secured By trust deed.
d. 8 jas NJ. IAYT.nR e. SGE Auet's
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By ALEX. MOTT, Auc.'r

FURNITURE, DRY G. DDS CLOTHING,
y sc Will b. 8 ,id at arctos, at my st sre {.
oATIE0AY, DC. Z, comm eaeilg at % o. e>ock,
d lot OF SECOND h&nd Fu1pi,aie, = oyes, &C. !;
Ready Made Clothing, Dry Gods, Shoes, Hats,
&c. =
Aiso--A lsrge lot second hand Blankets a 10.
Brides, drihs, Bits, &c; two told Watches, ana
three hevoivsrs.
dec ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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Confederate Gun-Boat Firing into q Van.
kee Fort-The FEDERAL EXPEDITION POST
pensd-The Kumered Promotion Of Col.
Meath.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 4.--Last Sunday three Con
federate gun-b boats went within gunshot OF
Cairo and fired fifteen rounds at Fort Holt
The Federals scampered out OF tb cir tents AM
would not fight one gun boat anchored in the
channel below Cairo.
Marie Domming, employed on the wharf
and a deserter from the Federals, says that
Sunday was fixed on as the day for the FEEDER
ais to come down with o0, 600 men, but the ex
petition was postponed.
The rumored appointment OF Col. Heath, to
supercede Gen. Price, in the Department Of
Missouri. has created great dissatisfaction,
and especially among the Missourians.
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-, MASONIC NOTIUE-1ne meInbes 9
- OF tichmond Royal Arch Chapter, No
8, are requested to a.te"d 81 stated convoca-
tton at tneir Chapter Room in the Masons'
Hall, on This Evening at O'Clock.
By order OF the N. h. II p.
de CT JAS. E. RIDDICK, Sec'y,
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A 6eorgia volunteer, who has been ACTIVITY
engaged In scouting on the line OF the fo-
tomae, says he has got 30 used 20 r0"ehins
that be can sleep soundly in the bed Of q
stream with nothing but sheet OF water 70
cover him.
An alteration took place In Raleigh, North
Carolina, between MT. w. w. Holden, Of the
STANDARD, and Mr.. kohineoE, Of the State JOUR-
nal No serious damages TO either parry en-.
sued.
Hon. Benjamin r. Dnnl<in, one nf the chan
ceilors OF South Carolina, has been elected 10
the Appeal Bench, ~ Associate Justics, In
plaOs VI +. II Wardiaw, decd.
/. A private letter from Savannah, Ga, dated
the 27th nit says 1sen- sherman. In COM
mend OF the Federal invading force, OF Port
Royai. has sent word that he would dine In
Savannah on the Wednesday following.
Or Qrts roId, Of the ssth New York Reeis
ment. ono Of ths prisoners eent to ChAriaston
ffcm Rjehmnnd, dls4 In that eity on the Soth
Qjt 6ftW . 1hegt tliAAes.
Ths Angnste l0a.f pspsrs ssye the loiloN.
AZ anotafIon1 ~ fho prior " ANSuete ~.
0sy 1eo1es ~ estfs!eee, lo@ eenle; - It.
I Z 2 800 1sla = ~ s'aasfss
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q OUTHERN LITERATURE.
A NEW SOUTHERN BOOK.

NEV cCClHEhN 0OOA.
WEST & JOHNSTON.
t45 Mia street..
fy end In sugugar.n of the Lincoln War;
written aroy meusly In Washington and else.
vbrre, b. Edward A. Pollard, Of viIgiuia,
author OF "Blsos iaal nds."
CoNrfHIs.
/. Letter 10 Prssidsn, Li.cola, written at Wash.
2. Letter 10 PRECEDENT Lincoln, written at w.h-
ipgton.
4. Letter to President Lincoln. written near the
Government.
s. letter 20 the AdI'0s Of -, written in Ma
6. Letter to Secretary Seward, written in Mary.
land.
:. Letter to PRECEDENT Lincoln, written in Mary
g. Letter to Doctor Tying, written in Baltimore.
9. Letter to General >cost, wri,Ien In Maryland.
~ Letter to Mr.. Everett written In MARI hand
FPRIcE. 81 GEMS.
Upon the 70. eist If Il Q pii O. il will be sent to
any part of the southern Co foderscy
To ths trade lberal dlsc mt VIII be a',swed.
WEST Il JOHNSTON,
Publishers l45 Main A.,
Richmond, Va.
In press, and win be ready by 10Th December
FIRST.
CAUSE AND CnN1RAsT.-,An Essay ON the
America isis, showing tie Antiquity, Uri.
versatility Ju tiee, and Pernanence ri thu IN
sti'utica of slavery. BY 4. w. MseMah0n.
Price 81.
SECOND.
PRESCIENCE.--A p ech delivered BY Hon,
Beverly Tucker, of VIrgnla 10 the Southern
Convention hels at Nashville, Tena.. April
18th Is ~. Price CSC.
Address orders to ssss
WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers snd Boob sellers 8
de Git AS Main IT.. Pifhm, nd va.
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~ UoMpARIrIvs STATES OF the Inspac-
tion OF Tobacco, at the different Warsh ,us.s
IN the city Of Richm ond. firm tbs lss Octo.
lss Octobsra 1861. 70 lst December, 1861:
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FROM HAVANA.

1hs Mey'can ETpedition-Gra Rer e.c Of IKE
Troops Tie Efficiency Of The Men-1he Proba-
ole Effect Of Federal Piclory upon The Future
Aforemea,s Of Tic Expedition, sc.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ORDNANCE OFFICE.

WAX DEHAATMENT,
ORDNANCE OFFICE.
RICHMOND, November 9Th, 1901. y
ODDS viii be received at this Office until the 2Oth
ID day of December NJ 1t for the following GUN
CARRIAGES, aud equipments. delivered q the
pea est raiirosd depot:
800 Oak sIE6E-CARRIAGEB, with unbsrs, for
4-62iueh Rifle aiege e. rs.
100 Oak B sRBETTE CARRIAGES, with Chss.
sis. Platforms. Elevating Arpsratue. Ceutrs
Rings Pintle Plstes Pinte Pins, Txxvernsn&
Segments, 900 Tic Plates, aud 2 500 DO a. -
(Fifsy of the above for new pattern P-inoh
and fifty for new pattern l0ineh Csinm-
biads.l 4
Bids may be made for any number less than the
whole number required
Drawings and specifications cf wood ana Iron
work wili be fu nished by fhis Office.
J. GOEGAS, Leutsnant T. 11nnsi,
a Chief Of OrdDan~e.
Express, Petsssburs. Va; Republicas, Lynch.
burg Va; Journsl, Winiv gton n. \ Mercugy,
CT arleston, 5 c.. Constttutiouslist Augusta. GG
r. publ can Savannah, Gs. Advertiser. Nouteum-
cry Ala Ford an and Jaurs q, Tallahansss F1as
Advocate. Hunssviiis. Ala. ; Appeal, Mernrhis
Tenn; Union, Nsshv he, Tenn Delta, New Or
lsAns, La Mobile Advertiser; FrvdssieksharR ~.
corder; ard Columbus, Go. Ssntlael, win sops tAs
above ads ertisernent until 18th II pecemker. b
Daily, Tri.weekiy, and weekly tapera and r..
ward bills to "EnqHirar Office for sssti~uDsns.
no 0--dnW6cWtlSn
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FROM NORFOLK.

4zt,c,aptrS Escape Of Fesroes--Resignosion Of a
MDisa.y Captaia--ExAib ition for the BENEFIT Of
the Huwans Assoeio;ioa-Ladiss Fair.
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VERY vALuABLE PRIVATE DWEI.

yTERY VALUABLE PRIVATE Dwell.
LING and vassnt LOT, on 18th. between
Bread and Marshall streets. for sale. Al the r.
guest OF Mr. John Jones. we offer for sale Als very
DESIRABLE reslaeae located 40 we. The lot ~
. front OF III feet aud the unusual 6epsh Of isS
feet. to Wide alley. The dwelling 10 very iarre,
having he idos tbs hasement z rooms hosi&As -
rooms. water.clossts. ~. The rooms - n
only. large. but Nnal kshly well lighscA snd
Ventilated Abe rear visw Il . nose plsasdne
one, csmnandilg as II does the lower pat
Of Isns RIVER Adjat,nG tho ~ slling ON the
south here p > los froafi about % feet running
bacx les feet. and having thereon bfick servants
honss. and : large sfanla The losAxisn a. this
prop ny vsry ds.lssbla: ssias p rttir.d ana
wslk u hi usual usisess rasts sftha city.
For tssnA ~ app.y to
e toN0oA 49, - 366 y. fpqsa 49,
beet qaallly, y Aseesses - ssesaie:t -
!. - - - - 49, .F 6. :. !. I
y as..s4 1zs1'! ~ ~!
- lta1-eWl on0 8 EAEl1Hl
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THE MAN that rode Bay Horse, with light
i Graz following. ont of my stable yard GA
Thursday morning, about dAyhraak, is known,
and unless he returns said Gray Horse forthwith,
n y III be e,th with - horse thieves serve
said Gray Hcree Il slightly sweled IN The hind
legs. ROBERT Rid.
de 6-lts gables 9Th st., near Clay.
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gEws PROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF GENERAL
rIIR AT GEoRaErowN, =. CA letter from
Georgetown, S. o., under date OF the 10Th nit,

GEORGETOWN, s. o., under date OF the 10Th nit,
received In Charleston, says:
The alarm Of fire was sounded in this town
on Friday morning about half-past two
o'clock 1t originated in or about the ware.
house Of S. S. Fraser, and SO rapid was the
progress Of the flames that scarcely was time
given to the gentleman who had the keys of
the Office and SAT-. to save MIR. Fraser's books
and r ,pers. The warehouses, offices, wharyes,
Wi Id sorne 500 barrels Of Naval Stores, the
buildings on the same range owned by VIM.
Gains and r. J p Ellis. and occupied by their
families, were consumed, as were also two
dwelling houses. a coopers shop, and store
street Two houses on the southside were
torn down, which with the assistance Of the
engines, prevented the further extension Of
the fire. $50
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I a N W a Y. - $40 REV ,kD.-Ssaaawa y
u fon the subscriber, the Sd Inst my blacs
" -4aa PAhTHENA. Had % d oak b ow II s1l
whit sii o dress. She Is Of ng. r~bsead color;
medium s'zs; the right fofe-n ger sGott II d a..a
crooked, +, oia a whit CIV. ,hinx sle is harOore,,
s)lnewhers In or nea7 Duy ATS ai1 ition. For her
delivery to ms will pay SO
Left Ii y pgenis =, a,out IA ,es month"; size CO. my
esro siavs HAMMER, who is lame Id bota fee l.
Il. l. iirst rate COOK; W veil IN GARD en-, sno
IS fono OF Dir nk. He head 10 ray he wa
9 ing 10 work f'r the idi rs, wao az have til.
io I'd him. under the bo.ief hs was ffes, asd !, az
now be liz some camp, ~ lie hs, net issen hear
from for several weeks. wi glse Str 3 do
iv.,y to me- if taken in tbs city or, if more thar
ten miles away, will pay S1v.
q. Cts e.. W. II. TYLER.
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1OE VIRGINIA FIRE AND NARTNE IN.
kANCE COMPANY
OFFICE. No. 49, ~
Their new building, on baia strest, merit dor %
the Bank of Virginia, chEond.
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CfNcfNxArI, Nov. S0.-The steamer Belle
Creole, from Cincinnati for Pittsburg, deeply
ladep and the steamer Falistone, from K,-
nawha, with a portion OF Colonel Tythe's
Tenth Ohio regiment, eollided last night, 7
miles above this city. The conclusion knocked
eight or ten soldiers into the river, aud it is
thought all but one were drowned. The
cargo of the Belle Creole was valued at
twenty thousand dollars, and is insured In
Cincinnati offices.
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ELoCR, LICORICE, DC.

MOT u Ell. kULLtLOFE hav.n. dep ,sit-a
IN with Us two TIL ,UsAND u Liza as, for
the purpose of red emi4 g the NOTES of The BANK
VI WHITFIELD, 1T Dalton, Georgia, th, Is to
notify the pubic, that we will redeem the above
notes. In CURRENCY, or haukable funds. TO the
exteat of the above deposit Of two thous ano dol.
lars, when stamped by IL. uIlilore, u alton ia"
de 6-6< H. T.. FOSTER e. Gu
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PEpKRAL. PLraDKRISa IN kAgsAs.
The ST Louis ReDubiir1n has the following

The 81. Louis Republican has the following
paragraph;
4 few days since, the notorious Captain
Cleveland. with about twenty OF his band of
,syhsWs-gs, entered the Union branch Bank
| ,liY. and took $3.50 from .he former and
Ev9 from The latter. II WIS fortunate for
o1'h banks that they had anticipated rob-
berry, and removed most OF their money to
Place Of safety. Il is high time this man was
modified by somebody. He is certainly a
l'sIefafe character. HIS exploitsin high way
oOoery throw thosa of DICK Tnrpin or J ack
>ltppard il tie shade. With his small gang
-7 does whatever he chooses without moles-
:sl0l.
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4 "Ls SAiD IsTe SCOTT COUNTY, TEEN.
CO. a1' Tue knoxville Register, Of the Sd inst,
"py The following:
'ieinan Just arrived from Scott county,
Ise, informs us that on Sunday morn.
scsy "a q band OF LiDcoinises from Ken.
Eantr A'smtsd ey number Of Tories Of that
ad =. entered tae village Of Huntsville.
ghp '.E The pessons of John L.. Smith,
be smi,ah Calvin Smith, Sterling Smith,
kuIs an, and i've others. whose names wa
tth ths procure, and Immediately started
H. 70 Kentucky a. prisoners Of war,
nss. ALE ums taking about dozen head OF
ae, n, al the gentlemen abducted were
litsrS naeholng citizens, belonging TO no
H. 'tgahization In the Confederate ser.
es.soaV. only crime was that they were
gtt- ~. John l.. Smith, 10 clerk and
.sss, VI Tue chaacery court al HuutsyiIk
al wsahi years OF sge, and Ia rsspectod
., ana .i snow him In isse very highest de.
stusa loo others abducted are equally
Eas Ipisfty from whom we derived this IN.
~ can, ar. William Anderson, was Ike.
ssesns y. oy the maraHders, hut made
prse,s. as says he could not ascor tain
pot sas.r auiaber OF the enemy, h aav
sr nun or my. knt they xspfsssss & 4
s4d n ~. =. a. several hundred. They were
Sn.,hH " The sonswhat netexseas Johsr
v CO.., VIC was reloas0d ~ Nv or n.
uslsa y Nashville. cone {lssx 80. 49,
'sSd 81 Sss sssa q slleki - whe
enaesaeeS tons G$5S aGo q
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es emptano unD e8 in jeber StunDe ldut unb of
zen wteoerbolen min, rpp man e5 perlanet.
Damn milrpe man Did perntutbltG beIIer
Serlteben, ais bstm erIten Nale, 1a9te 0rumba9,
aletn toy tpitroe rennpA 9e9en iepe Bierer6plun9
Defines Seriu9s ltimmen.
@lS ct Ulprtan ungepulDt9 tperpen Id6, fu6r
er fort Ou IOqlt nt6t piberlpre9en, SAwa1er.
Detn ei9ener 9etreuefer 8reuno, @rnf @ertbetm
TT nn5ufrteoen nit Otr. SO bGrte IiA an, 5aote
er, ais ppute 6lprian ale Die tld9ltAen lt1per<
rilnfti9en Sbm1rmereten pertbeipiacn, nit De-
nen leBt bas Splf in l1nslid unp b0ppettes lln>
elllf 9etrie6en !ptrO. Die eSaneelt1Ae 8ripere
idaft nit ibrem llnIinn Spn 8reibet uno
gft99rit nmp DEM palartestl4en 2sben Sp,t
Men16en.
gser mag la8en, pab pte8 9i9e unb llurecbt
TT la9te 0lorian fillter Dor li9 bin.
Sa8it On e5 nidt, 70 tbue id ea, anttpcrtete
GjrumbaA, uHr iRpem feline Glientn Gtb nit
SPUtt fllten, fuDr CT fort; On piQlt bod ntd}t
9lauben, Sthwd9er, pab aus pteem iGmmerli=
ben @efIlel pfs 3bUmas Nlitn5er ltup letner
perritften 9ropgeten paS gerin9lte Gernanfttee
berSUrgeben lpa =? @ieb nuaeQ6t, tpie per
G'eorg Eru4eB jebt NIT Den nrmeu gur16en
perfabren mira Die lt4 BON bem 9ii9enteufel per=
flbren teBen, ~ ss
Oamit 1T niAta 6epieleu, laste 6lortan,
9tein, aber Gjptt fdIB un5 Dappr! giatb
Glei@9eit ulp 6re6eit i6rieer bic Men16en
pom 9arapiele Der, bod fein g9eg fatrt blbtn
5uriG. SUlIen piele elenpen, roben uno per<
wabrlO(ten NenlAen inns in's irptlde 6immels
reid fiibrn2 z gBas tparoe entlteben, wenn (ie
unp tbre Npcfel sur Ilaat tamsn? @te ralts
bten brenntfn ullp morpeten, 70 Ian9e etipas
pUn ,tn8 iibri9 mare, allu fGt,urn mir e8 nt6t
paloen. SD gabe ale pteie MorpIAriften 9sle=
ZEN, S&ipager, uno nil metne 5anb nnO n,ein
S9wrrt seDen fetnen lApnen, Der e8 nit lptd6en
Qebren balt.
Damn ldblieBe NIT 53eplOIf pon &Oienber9
0reunpl9aft er wirO Dir 9elffn, laSte 6lOrian,
unp mpQte fort9eben.
(6prtesuas fOlgt.( 32
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NEeDtstntfc9e gIrtsetaett.

Sr S. Q. 5nttt bet e8 fp3ter far sroFeerI neu yub
lm etnge Nusenlinieu eer ppr;u9!iaa GgenAaf as @r
Gbrg su ee6en pwie en8s gSstee aasfatren Ye
e aus perbu Gcnltatioren weaen lantsr9er up geI&b
der grntbeten nit iRa eWaen; ties TT est ood nnStra
sepproeu. @ ~ lts
g t 9sna9sae lr i9 gsssanjg n'r iabten bay sr in
Den lee Sabren mebr gattenen ct ais ur 8e9rrbure
w w Hol4Iot.VN
uno aen &treR bte8er Soot 8lameR8snomnen
Sbelei es sen sner tefe Der Scr SrstIu ayiS
r AuafIalberet ongeietau wb anSe9e c erffnen eoOd
Ste ben NIT pen rantteen betateten gerionen rwa4nten
gort6ele 8rOs, nat baS net8en fir febr nebre09
balter Suft man ntt einen @hurg eaS 8en
putrsa etnen Sin bic 6raut6eiten bs A9ee uteten?
O enen &r,t ets fonaef 8ranffstt sn teen? limb &C.
o9rei6 6dlt Or S. s. 66t it Ser dltefe re eeldBIse
9raeur grst eIer In Baltimore an5egen lds Seine SrarS
TT TT Ger eben abren nf 70 0s9eoebute 9emeIen uns bat
Rranf6een ii auen 8dacn mhttee in lis Sasen sebeIt
Df geas aui bic 8rese snafl tarslt cr itner getano
lung aetpuner 8Gge, bait Or S5ib r Ybt ben tnalud-
lisn unb belpnoers 5renbe ben wotectnte att ebt
len m0b1 oa5a gu ate4 bag e n Sard ots in afs anlst-
6un9eu nadn 6een @rIare b ZEN erfahrenten nN tsen
AerSen fat nnlEsIt& IT, eHt
8eadtet 6Dlgerbe8 BET 3eiten.
Der neudit@e weler nit p6i8en ueteln beAaIt M mus d
6neG an sinen erafrentn w menten 6ur mcen ndt nur
enen GmmeTSen teTett iro lrneeru hsnben du& bd
tet nen Rranfen cine br baige 8e6ung su maGen wat
pSE bic 8ranfbrit peiter a i 0e9rien bat
9rSsere' bcrfd9 Il @eensan9en t eoer
DER nccnSeneit,er fir Sen 9aente eebeiit 8ae aarSn
Hrt Er g S efH bas fstne nt,dnSnna bsr nret6raS H.
m ais nStrturs" betaanel petben, Ebu 10 oft Gbarlaae
be traurtefca Tclgen herbstiItren
Snnse 9ete @Ge, wttHe eninaier SdwiGe letben
woen G te 3eiten nielsen ppSur e pielen 9umusr un6
srDse unfpfen eriparen.
Dr. S. g. Smith BAT 6ur BITE 9lifGs IT pbiGr GranGei
ten ersere 8eruhnb ais ir9enb onberer @r tn Irerita
eanet Gr te baS ltete b, ben 6wesfen 8lasa BON @rS
aus tnb 9it Der Gcnfupn ttre urprun9lie Strait cer,
tnbet etnae ts mIHe gttel anwen6et Sene Webij
H et trn @crtur un6 an mcaltcu @ten In elmer bsquem
on @a uteretet uns fann I'm Sat- roer SrvatEaie oeer
AMI Der 0 nhemer nbene unb pbne GtSrn9 In 9e166i-
tan s Druria6n, senpnnen mtroen. 9r tei9e @nt
sln6ung ein9eien H o fts @nfGrdnt8 BET 2ebenSreiie
n0ttweneta.
MuG ben &raRtGetn taS Teb6n 6edleGt5 Bat Sr. Or. s.
g. Smtb ett elmer 9ete abren eine beicnbere Aumi
Iam ermet unb serprt aaen 9eibenben 6enbe @ur.
Dr. S. g. Smitbs gragenape fur Jraaeu fam man ca rb8e
Yaberton. Dte GRetin 1T gut nnb Saree nuertalb Sab
rem auserOrbent pie bauo sr6raut. = 9rs s.. 9eOnen
reGe Baltimore enerut wcbnen tEnen mad senauer It
saEt Der SsnlptOme Dr. S. 9. Stb r pOttpeten Ben con-
lsn unb he @leSn na r8S ener &9fle bes QanOes ee
iGif erbalten
Mle @rise blei6sn frtug Prratta. H ber Oifee nb f.
parote 8inuer sur 9tsppftipn ber YdtieBten.
GHen srn uGr 9Rereen5 bis ltbr @bensS,
&r. 9. y. Gmitb
SO. II S5ubs5rtberidltr. gaItimsrc.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-17

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e Nuseiee oa6 i Sa8 au iei abren oem Base etabl
gSf 6euomeu babe beano9 reid baltt9eS ga9actn
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6liolte green opy6t90 D0Lten nnb aud pe au Beauna
anferttacn Stpfe fiji 2BertDd nno cieu,c IN allen
SCrtsn su allen Pren Gensr cine a8wabt &esen@irme
St5de &C., icnie ate in beie8 gdn tGgeube srtItel.
ed 4ue SeitelungeH Weroeu promrt buig NIB tiefer
xril rpu aN3eiertlat Eer6en
fTGIe.D Y. Ra5ier.