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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
Robbery.

On Tuesday night n soldier, bringing papers
from the other side Of the river to the War De.
partment, and also conveying money fir m par.
ties there to persons In this city, fell In with
several soldiers belonging TO the Fourth United
States Cavalry stationed on Maryland avenue,
nesr the Capitol, who invited him to drink.
One drink brought on another, until the dis.
patch bearer became very drunk, and very
communicative, showing the money he was
had caught u geese" after placing him in u
somnambuiic state through the agency Of whs.
key, proceeded to pluck him Of everything Of
value found upon his person. They then left
him to get along as best he could. In the morn.
ing he awoks TO find himself minus everything,
but reoalleoted who he had been with the night
previous, and could identify the parties II he
taw them again. He was accordingly taken to
the barracks occupied by the cavalry, where
he succeeded in identifying one of the soldie 8
with whom he had So pleasantly spent the pre-.
taken before Justice Ferguson, who committed
him 10 Jail. The other men who were with
him have no; been arrested, and are supposed
" have deserted on the strength of their ha ul
The man does not know how much money hp
was robbed of, rs II was done up In severa
packages. One package he knows contained
$40.
In making search for the stolen property i.
the quarters occupied by the men, large size
Colts revolver was found between two mat
tresses on the bed occupied by the man who
but !; was not Identified as the one stolen froU
the dispatch bearer. The pistol is now n
Justice Ferguson's office for Identification.
The officers Of the Fourth Cavalry afforder
every facility to the oficers engaged in search
ing for the stolen goods.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
Important Arrest.

On Wednesday night some parties were ar.
rested charged with dealing In passes selling
them, transferring them TO be used by other
parties. &c. The charges against the parties
arrested we're sustained, and they placed in
confinement. 1t has been known for some time
past that this :" pass business" has been car
ried on by number Of people in this city, but
no positive evidence WAS found until In the
present instance, and which has given a clue
pointing strongly to sundry others In the CITY
M being concerned in this practice; and all
suoh may be assured that they will not escape
what they 30 justly merit. Tie matter Of the
present arrests has been laid before the proper
military authorities, who will mete out TO The
guilty The punishment the enormity OF theil
crime callo for.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
Criminal Court,

Wsdnesddy-Graham Bache, IA lieutenant In
one Of the volunteer regiments, WAS tried on
the charge Of stealing \ watch from Colonel
Stephen L. Potter some weeks since, and 40.
quilted by the jury without leaving their box.
John Ryan, indicted for the larceny of hat,
WAS found not guilty.
William Kelley, on the charge of stealing a
coat, WAS found guilty, and sentenced to one
years imprisonment In Jail.
Bartlett Lipsoomb, indicted for stealing u
watch, was found g"il,y, and sentenced to Jail
for one year.
Testerddy-wilam Plummer, indicted for
larceny Of u lot of clothing from Urban Grier,
was found guilty. Not YET sentenced.
william Hanoe, charged with an assault and
battery on Ann Nicholson, was found " not
guilty" The parties in this case belong to
Georgetown.
Charles Stevens, indicted for the larceny OF
a handker ohief worth $40 and lot Of valuable
jewelry from Allan Pierce, u sutler, WAS found
guilty, and sentenced to three years. imprison.
ment In the penitentiary.
Michael Savage and VIM. Matthe VS., brought
before the court on the charge Of assaulting
Thomas F. LarcOmbe, Metropolitan Policeman
were found guilty, and were sentenced each to
six months In jail.
Adjourned until eleven O'Clock this morn.
ing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

We call the attention of our readers to The
advertisement Of James D. Mason g. Co., ia
Pratt street, Baltimore, Md. As this Is the only
steam bakery south of New York, and "A very
extensive Enlistment, they can afford TO sell
1t the lowest cash prices. Suffers will ind 1t
10 their advantage to send on their orders, as
the facilities Of Mason J. Co. enable them 10
supply the above named articles in any quan-
lily al the shortest notice.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
AFFAIRS AT RICHMOND.

The cashier OF the Farmers Bank al Rich
s,nd pivcs notice that the payment of S2t,
543Ol, which the bank holds as tn property
OF Capt. R. H. Rnms-y. has been ehjHinsd
by the district court OF the G. s, as being liable
to 8 'qut stration.
The Con ederate Stats Court, in Richmond,
have confscated $4,000 10 the hands of the
b mixers Purcell, In that city, the property oi
Ashmead 81 ais of Philad' lpbia,
The Virginia State Convention has par
M ordinance taking away from the people the
election of attorneys for the Commonwealth
clerks, sergsants and constablsa in towns and
cities.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

A Government teamster, named Jas. O'BrieD
while driving along the Bladensburg road, in
the neighborhood Of Glenwood Cemetery, was
thrown from his horse, falling under the heavy
wagon which he was driving, the wheels Of
which passed over one of his legs, crushing il
almost into jelly. He was taken to one Of the
neighbOring hospitals by y sutler who happened
to be passing along with his wagon at the time
It 10 doubtful whether he can live long enough
10 undergo amputatiOn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

We understand that paper, containing u
denial of the statements made by Mr.. Allen
before the Senate committee, in relation to the
capture and treatment Of fugitive slaves in
this District, is In course of preparation,
and will soon be published, under the signature
Of number of the county officers, who aver
that they have been misrepresented and SIAN
dered by Mr.. Allen, in his report to the COM
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
Supreme Court.

On Wednesday, Mr.. Robert B. McComb. of
Pa, was admitted an Attorney and Counsellor
of this Court.
No. 1874. James Singleton ell al, plaintiffs in
error, us. Gustave Fouchard. This cause was
submitted 10 the consideration of the Court on
the record and printed argument by Messrs.
Stanton, MoCrea, wilkins and Hepburn for the
defendant In error under the 10th rule of Court.
No. ~. The city of Carondelet, plaintiff In
error, w. the olty Of st. Louis. The argument
ri this cause was commenced by Mr.. Brtton
A. Hill for the plaintiff in error
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
WASHINGTON LECTURE ASsOCGH =
w TION.
COURSE FOR lG6l-'82.
AT THE HALL OF THE
SMITHSONIAN ms TiTUTiON.

Desiring to aid IA placing the Z, immunity OF which
they form part, on higher pl.Le In regard TO
Literature, Loyalty LiberE one hundT eli
z.ps of Washington have united H. ar org Hl' ion
to be kaown rs the Nv sshir gton Lecture Asooia
ton" with the present design OF q course Of lee
lures, by men who HAYS ear ed r"put 'iO Tor the
highest culture AID the most ca nest lht'iJli.n
Thee lectuI es have y narrow or ,Ic - W pug
pose but there will be invited an't Welcomed ~ the
i!atfon Representative, Me", Wild d mrius, u
may be, ia We've of poiy the Ass.ci ton only
in, 18th that they shall haimolik- In GuHinon To-
70 this end, the following distinguished gentle
mcu have Teen Invited TO participate /" Is U0urse.
and large number have accepted
Hon Edward Everett, Hon ID 2 Dickinson.
Bayard Taylor, Esq, Johu b G9bgn,
Hou. Joseph Holt Free. Anderson. Roche7
nrs Ore. A Browuso4, L weuG.ll Philli,s,
D Jalne- Rus ell Lowell,
Rev Henry W B.echer, Rev Geo u CHI ever,
| Oliver " ehdslN Holmes Geo William VI IL.
Pies FELTON,, 81 Harvard Ralph " ETler-ca
Tn lectures will be delivered ~ the II VI Il The
| Smithsonian In. irritation, which hes b'sJ kindly
Rr ,rted i,r the purp te
| THE FIRST LECTURE.
| The hrst lecture will Ge by the emnent Eathoht
scholar, dr.. browBsun, on FC'day tNehlne u'Sl
the 18th instant.
| PRICE " TICKEIs.
Sea,ou Ticket. admitting lady anu gentleman % %
| one gentleman 3o1
| " one lady ............. b.
| Th-se tickets are for sic n. Franco Ia! lor,s
| ShsI herds, Al dersont, and shiIhh5,iOL Book
stores and al WILLARD aud the N.uDuel u otels
JOHN PIERP"NT, Pre-. iieut
| ". A. CRsTFur, Secretary
| WAsnIhoTos, Dec. :, 1861, d'to~dSwu
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

Peter Mulligan was arrested yesterday by
officer Leach and brought before Justice Wal
ter, on the charge Of selling liquor TO soldiers
and also for selling liquor by the small without
and SO cents costs; and, on the second charge
held to bail for court
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
Bench Warrants Issued.

Bench warrants have been issued by Judge
Crawford for the arrest Of henry Anthony and
Henry Campbell, two soldiers belonging to the
Second regiment New York artillery, they
having been identified by Mrs. Eliza Hoffman
us the parties who broke into her house, on the
Navy Yard, a few days ago, and took there.
from articles amounting, in value, to $50, and
also beating and o. herwise IN tltreating her. 1t
Is to be hoped that the soOundrels may be AT.
rested and well punished for the crime of rob.
bling and beating poor widow woman.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

Thomas Cusiok, a soldier. was On Wednesday
night committed to jail, to answer before the
criminal court the charge Of committing rape
on \ colored woman, Lucy Ann Lee, living In
the sixth ward,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
LOCAL NEWS.
10 AAvsrtfssrs.

Nearly 10 thousand oepies Of the Rspub.
Moan are circulated among the floating popu,a.
ton every day, besides the la5ge number served
70 regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

This case, which was postponed on Tuesday
by Justice Walter until yesterday, resulted In
Mr.. Gossling being sxOnerated from all blame or
completely In the matter Of srasing names from
lager beer kegs belonging to other parties. II
was proved that M. Gossling had nothing
whatever to do with the transaction. The case
was dismissed
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

Richard Smith, oolored man, WAS arrested
yesterday afternoon by officer Gibson, for at
tempting to steal a ham from the store Of Mid
dleton h Beall, on the Avenue. He was walking
IF with the ham on bis shoulder when arrested.
Caurt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

Thomas O'Hern. a soldier, was on Wednes.
day arrested by Officer Pendleton, charged
with assault and battery with intent to commit
\ rape on Elizabeth Brand, wife of y teamster
He was brought before Justice Walter, and
committed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

Ia selling original cdrtes de pisite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Free
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and ia con.
siderod the best in existence. See our photo
grains In oil and water cOlors. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Alteration of military men
IS called to our full length letterty es, for send
ing by mail. nov l3-lm"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
Accident

A gentleman by the name of Ward was yes.
terdsy evening, about half past five O'Clock
thrown from his buggy on the corner OF Fourth
street and Massachusetts, avenue, AMI injured
severely in the head. He was taken into the
drug store of Mr.. Sullivan, where his wounds
were dressed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
Going into winter Quarters.

The Eleventh regiment Maine volunteers sta
toned west Of Columbian College, will, in \ fow
days, 60 into winter quarters. on the ground
lately occupied by the Eighth New, Jersey regi.
ment, where comfortabl, wooden buildings
have been erected for their accommodation.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
India Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Blankets, for 81. rs each
India Rubber Blankets, very large si.e 81 so each
India Rubber Coa's, 81 90 each
India Rubber Ponchos, slightly damaged, 81 each
India Rubber Leggirgs, 81 per pair.
At II. A. HALL 6CO.'S
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pennsylv Ania avenue,
nov 2a-f Between Ninth and enth streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

The delegation of Creek, Seminole. and
Chickasaw Indians, now In the CITY, paid visit
yesterday to the camps across the river, where
thy witnessed reviews of General Blenker's
division and General Butterheld's brigade, and
we're powerfully impressed with the strength
Of our army.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

NJ. KDIros: Ny attention has been called to an
I've Ofhosr Allen to the rrosot Marshal, relative
T., the oolorfd persons recently committed to our
city ~, among other ossss IT, report msni IN m
Philip Linton, formerly OF Washington, but whom
camilla fays 10 now in the rebel army ~ Now,
M fs Of Lnsn h TN
master IL now In the rel ell army Is unmitg ated
'alsehood, as Mr. Allen himself well knows, aud the
fabrication at this time and circum stances appears
TO me to be both generous and unkind in the *
IRENE. Mr.. Lin'on has lived long enough to lie
man; and Csmilii IS further atemsnt that che had
heard him say that he wi he'd iacoln was dead u
kc.. I believe to be entirely false a maiciously
Linton there would not be much far detective, to
d. He Is y Iatn who never took gch intsrest 10
politics and has always exp eset himself will ~ to
submit t. the ex pressed viii OF Q MAORI OF the
people, as believe all good d liens shouId Mr. l.
IL NJ d always has been III ol. man, y, notwith
stanoiog the unfortunate posi- i'm in which be y
his socusers that he /. and ever has been good
loyal and law abiding .oitizea
to Nj Lintons wife before their marriage sh,
Inherited her from her mother. and Mr. L look 90
after them for his WIFE, a. h. had right to do sht
was always left to choose her own home until no "
and for this rea ION has her home been selected 70
her She has bern IN the habit Of drinking liquo
unto iutoxoatioD, 50 much so that she ha- made her
conanias her was, that the was Keeping a lev,
| house She was sent to Jail for her own good
morally ard spiritually. 1t was with much reluc
| tanca that she put IN Jail she was kept tner
about tire. or four weeks, TO keep her from liquo
| aud bal habits. Shs is now living with one OF tn
best families In the city Of Washington, and VII
will not say 1t has b en- for her goo II If she had
| child sod South Philip Linton had more to d
with 1t han an unborn child 1t Is base!y falls, I
charge him with that. The othr child he says sh
does not know where it 10. Thst, too, Il falls: sh
knows II has very excellent place where II In vs.
fed well 81 hhed aht taken to the house of Col VIII
| will Judge US all for the deeds d )ne in he body.
"annot thi lit possible thai Mr. Allen would wal
tunly try TO destroy my Ierutati IN, and as Mr.. A
| len vaiu 8 his own character, he cam o. think
| straug. that l, the frieod Of fhilip Linton, hay
| written thus much In de fence Of his TRUrH.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

Nimrod Farr and Richard Brown we're yester.
day brought before Justice Ferguson charged
by F. N. Soper with malioiously injuring n
horse belonging to him. BY cutting of por.
ton Of It's tail. The charge Of malice was no,
sustained, and the case was accordingly dis
missed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

DROPO AIS w Ill be received by the un-
L der. isned, at his once In Frederick, Nd until
II o'oock m. on Friday tha i3th OF D.cemo.r 1851
for furu shra the plans an mSte als and buildipg
at once complete IL every rvspsct four BIicS Ovens
Vi he mot approv pattern to be heated BY wood
each large enough to bake (T6Jl seven hundred AID
any amy rations vi bread at one ,a.ng
E.G. 81 KWITH,
dec TT Capt Third El' nd A {,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

Mr.. Canfeld, manager of Government rail.
road interests, has made arrangements for
through trains every twenty four hours, from
New York to this city, for recruits. to obviate
the difficulty Of over crowded daily express
trains.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

EORaE tHRlATY'S
oP17 n. HOUSE,
TENTH STREET, BET " ~ ANDY,
OPkN EYER i'gvTNG.
TUESDAY DC 10
Sh,hGE CHRIST Y 10 new acts svsry night
HhAihVILLE and STRAITON, in new ballads |
the great Fiua:t, N new coles every night
10 songs dauoeo and limitations OF opers
singers
TIM HAYES, the Champion Jis Dancer
q O'NEIL, the celebrated Come dian
and the whole com any In laughable performances
ALL THIS WEEK
ADMISSION. 80 cents; Gallery a6 cent?.
No half price D0oD open at quarter to !; com
menoe at quarter TO 8. dec ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
FLAG SHIP WABASH,

Lag OHLP W ABASH,
Port Royal Hdrbor, y. O., Dec. 4, 1861.
SIR: The Apprehension # losing possession
Of the Bay Of st. Helena. 20 Exceedingly valua.
bic for harbor, f r It's proximity to Charles
ton, and for the command it 'ecures of large
rivers supplying interior communication with
he State Of south Carolina. has Induced me tn
dispatch second expedition there, under Com
mander Dray on, with orders to hold the island
until Gen. Shs rman Is prepared to assume mill.
tary occupation of 1t, when he will transfer the
fort to his troops
have also dispatched Commander c. R. p.
Rodgers to make u r. connoissance of Warsaw
Inlet, In order to ASCERTAIN the position and
force of the enemy's battery there, information
which the Commanding General has expressed
to me his desire to obtain before landing troops
on Tybee Island.
Tie Department will have the goodness ia
obs"rve that, in the necessary occupation Of
St. Helena sound and Of Tybee roads, in tn
examination of Warsaw Inlet. a large number
Of the vessels Of my squadron Is engaged. viii h
will be released and employed on b!ockadirg
duty as soon IS Otter and Tybee islands are
be'd by the army.
Very respectfully, your most ob't servant.
nt-pnNr
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

~ Having been authorized, by the
War Department, TO raise aEd org inize regiment
Of infantry. to serve In the District Columbia
y home guard, persons wishing TO raise and com
Iusnd companies 10 this regiment will report to the
General Recruiting ofnoer. at his headquarters,
NO. sos, Seventh street, between ID and T.
ISAAC A. PECK
WASHINGTON, ID. O,
November II. 1851. nov II
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
REPORT OF COMMODORE DUPONT.

U. =. FLAG SHIP WABASH,
Port Roya Hdrbor. S. g., Dec. q, 1861.
SIR: have The honor TO intOrm the DeprIt-
ment that the Notifications at Warsaw isls ID
hive bern abandoned by the rebels, after NOV
ing the gum, cutting up the platormF a. d
br, achiug Que face If he fort.
Wa saw Inlet aud sound constitute ii seco Il
entrance into Savannah river; and as Il ''e,
eau be carried over the bar at high water, TIN
passage Is but little inferior to T. bee en-
trance.
The highest point reached by Com Rodgtr'
was about eight miles from Warsaw bar abou.
ten from Savannah, and between four aud five
from Thunderbolt, on one sid, and Montgome
ry on the oher. These two .iast places ave
described in the Coast Survey NJ mnlrs and Re-
ports. l attach the highest value to tbis pos
session.
have the honor 10 bs sir, rrspe cifuNly, your
obediept servant. ). T. DrroNT,
Flag Officer Commanding, &c.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
AUCTION SALES.
Future Daya.


pY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
TRUsrEES SALE or VKRY VALUABLE REAL
kTATE ON THS CORNER or SEVsHTH
AND r S7REE7S.
BY yiru OF GEORGE OF the circuit court Of the
Distrct Of Columbia 10 oh lnosry 9 iig, passed 10
two causes In which "S Iatham, mi hson q Co -
and ustin Shermsn, respec i'eIy, psinaots.
md John f. Callau and here are def, ndan =, bear
ing date the fth dty of d ceintor A. u. So the
uudrrrignsd will sell at public au uOu 10 he high
est bidder, IN TUt SDkY the l,ih day of January,
a. d. 1852, at4 clock m. upon the premises Lot
No 9, u square No as, of the plan Of tho city Of
Washington, fronting 81 feet ioohsa on u stisst
norm anf Is feet en- Seventh street west
Los we'll known property Is situated on the north
ea-t cornSr o. an Seventh streets, opposite the
oeherd Ioet Omee, and 10 vi the very beat bust
ness locauons 10 tue city Of = sshington The i'm
provemeuts con let Of three three story houses on
street, including the dung re at the corr or Of
seventh and two story building on 8. venth street
The properly will be sold at the risk Of he default
ing purchaser.
Term, IN, h, payable on the day OF sale and II
he terms not complied with immed iat ely the
said trustees authorized TO 81 ct The sail bid
md accept the next hishes. bidder, on his prompt
compliance with the terms
All conveysnotng at the cost Of the purch ssey.
q, IN6LE, r,,,,...
A LLOYD, 'u"os"
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
dec ls-aawaw AuotioGsers
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
CLApEs BUTTER.

yJNO MILITARY MEs W. Offer eseS}
l variety Sords, Sashes He!ls ~ u,e'', Soul
der Straps, Buses, Wreaths. Gays nloN1s. tauut
lets SO, &c. ,
Also a large assortment Of Military Clothing OF
every description .-,.
WALL, STEPHENS & co
{ film $50 Penny lvanlA avenue
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

TJND LET-Ntith or without Hourd-'Int
L slleadd Par!or aad two q ~ suits Of Soo.n",
wa furnished. Al o. icur single RoezAs. ace
E'd gas. Apply at $40 west Eighteenth street, be.
twcsn ani one square iIOG4 The VIII &c hou.e.
dec 'l-?Ls
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13

Ofisial Dispatches 10 the Navy Depart.
ment from Port Royal.
The following interesting official dispatches
from Port Royal, were received at the Navy
Department yesterday morning:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
Colonel SiacI.

So. 6rIni Si9el, Der nit 70 pisl S1p.
ferfeit, mlitdriidber llmiltbt unO toPtiltber
8enntniB ole Gruppen Der Ser. Staaten
9e0en bic Rtbeuen in Wifouri oefGbrt
uno 70 9I6nlenoe Grfol9e crP6mpft bat,
1T etpa 81 Sabre alt. Gr 1T betannttib
elm 9eborncr SaoenIer uno ouf Der Wfiti:
tdrlDule In &1rl6rube er;ooen pcroen
uno beltano oaIrlblt nit Sian, ods Off.
5ier6sSramcn. Si9el frat ipoonn in Der
re9Il1ren Nrmec ein uno mar IS47 Qo
iutant. Nl3 Die rcpolution6rcn 8ept9.
un9en in SUNctutIblonb ou6brabcn, mar
St9el elmer Der erittn Sffijitre, Die iib
oereIben Iebldft tbGti0 onIDtoHsn. SIN
Sabre 1913 fubrtE Si3sI ot5 @tuarNl oir
Repclution6 Urmee in 8Aocn uno oer
Yfalj al uno Jei6nste fib babel omCt,
8enntniB, llmiitbt uno Gapferteit auf {
HGbmlibrte aug. Ndtboam bic rspctu.
tionGren SGpt9unntn in Oeutibldno I'm
terorift lparen, fano Sr1u3 Si0el cine
3uFubt6ltdtts in eer SbmeiS uno iiber:
ileoeite ipdter, 1850, nab QmeriFa. gtd6.
oem er in 9teus9Dort cine 3eitlane iib mil
ltnterribt in DER MotbematiF, in Spra
9en sc. beldafti9t bate, rpuroc er pro
feiIor an Gulons Nfooemit. - SpGtel
Wuroe er ol6 prOfeiior an Die 0obfbult
ju st. H0ui6 berufen.
Sfim 2(U6brub oe6 SecriIionSfritQet
cr01nlllrte Si9el Elm oeutlbe5 Heaimen
IN Mtlilouri, meldbeS ourb 9ldnJfnoe Sb1
Ten llb elnen beneioenSWcrtben Hubm er
porben bat.