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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
SwIspLEns ABour.-Yesterciay, a gentleman

SwIsDLfHs ABoUr.-Yesterday, gentleman
residing in the country. who had visited the city
to make some purchases, was, by some sharpers,
swindled out of s25. Such things. We are sorry
to say, occur daily in indianapolis whenever they
happen. Where are the police? Why do they
not try to earn the money overtaxed people
cheeriully pay theml
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
NOTICE..


WHEREAS, libel Of information has been filed IN the
District Court o. the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day
January 1s62, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney Of the
United States for said District of Indiana, against three
boxes Of machinery and piece Of castig, seized 81
Jc-fersonville. Indiana, for violation % the laws
of the United States the said goods and merchandise be-
ing cofraband o. war; and praying process against said
goods and that the may be Condemned and sold
articles contraband Of war
Now therefore in pursuance Of the moniticn under the
seal Of said Court 10 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 20 all persons claiming said eocds
any part thereof IN any interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said the District Cou
of the United states 70 b. held the city .. lndsnspo
lis and District Of Indiana. the ID Tuertsy q
February next 20 O'Clock Of the forenoon Of thst dsy
then and there inepose their Gains and make their
allcgafion in that behalf
Per J. S. BIsEfow, Deputy
JoHS IT, RIA, Clerk. jsnz3di5d
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN MARKEr.-Wheat, red y
@77c. white. 75@s0c Corn Doc Rye $50
40c. Oats 22@25c. Buckwheat 30c. Hay,
baled, Sil@l2. loose ss@lO These figures
are furnished by John Carlisle 4 Son, No. 90
West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
Tsf DAILY SENTINEL ON EAalyTRAISs,

The DAILY STATE SENTINEL = seni BY an the early
morning express and freight tsns and delivered TO sub
scribers IN adjacent towns sbou the same time Is dis
tratsds N tis aty. Ths en.bies resdsrs a dsfanee
from the Capital q Indiana get the news q the day
from x % twelve hoas before they receive Il through
paper. published elsewhere. News dealers ard carriers
Any q The railroads eenerng at indianapo
win Be supplied with the sENr;SEL good -ern- As
airy cher paper cinbs Tor the Daily viii be supplied at
Agents rates Orders solicited. d4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

- The Canal Investigating Committee. ap-
pointedby resolution of the legislature consist
ing OF Messrs NJ L. Brett of Davies. 5 NJ
Holcomb of Gibson. and Lucius Bingham of
Jennings-are in session at Vincennes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

CHRONICLES or SuooEss-Who hath gladness?
who hath ioyg who hath growing business and
pockets iilled with cash! Who payeth his notes
promptly Who gaineth the confidence and pa
tronage OF men. buildeih up trade and riseth to
affinepce7 NJ that adrerfi~th lberally-that
through the newspapers maketh himself aud his
business known He hath chosen the part Of
wisdom, and his riches and honor increase like
the light of the morning. His shadow groweth
broad-his complaeeney is balny as the genial
dews Of Hermon-his fame extendeth through
out the land-his happiness endureth, and he is
honorej and blessed of all men. particularly
those who woald do trade and traffic with a man
given to deeds of enterprise and fair dealing. So
mote It be
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

The extra edition Of the Sentinel, containing
the proceedings of the ssh of January Conv esi !
tim. being exhausted. and TO meet the additional
orders We are daiiy receiving for them. we have
concluded 70 publish another edition it larger type
Those Of Gus friends who desire to order them
viii please do promptly.
Priee - pr hundred.
No better document can be circulated TO disa
buse the pablo mud of sbe erroneoas impres
sions that interruptions papers and politicians
have attempted . create in regard 70 the charac
ter Of the Convention and is action upon the mo
meatuous issues now before the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
YnrIcriex.

A text Uncle Sam soon expects to preach
from-Psam 49, verse I. Manassas is mine"
t--"HoLD on DM THE Piqua g. O., Regis
ter has the followir z, in recent issue describing
an incident among the slaves:
Quite revival is now in progress at the Afri-
Churcll in this city. We were present "A few
evenings since, and witnessed, with much gratlfi-
cation. their earnest devotion. OF the incidents
cannot fail to note one
brother called out in stentOrian voice:
"Who dat pra yinE cher darY"
The response was:
Dat 5 brudder Nose" q. So 49,
''Hod on dar br, oder Mose,' was the dictum
of the former, you let brudder Ryan pray; he's
better quainted Wilde Lord dan you AMI
"A CARD.-May God Almighty in his infinite
mercy have compassion on the liars and back
biters who have been pedng f,lsehoods about me
in my absence before they stand before that awful
Judge who will gave them their just deserts and
assign them to their proper quarters.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
THEATRICAL MIR Felix A. Vincent and Mis-.

THEATRICAL Mir Felix A. Vincent and Miss
Marion Mccarthy, during next week will play
star engagement in Cincinnati We assure the
denizens of that city that the performances OF
these distinguished actors are chaste elegant and
unapproac liable Since Mr.. and Mrs Barney
Williams and the Florences appeared upon the
House. no better comic actor than Vincent and
no more gifted cantatrice thar Miss Mccarthy
have been seen and heard in the metropolis of the
West
The rest Of the company recently engaged at
the Metropolitan 60, we understand. to Rich
mond. where they viii play short season.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
FOR SALE
For Sale or to Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY.
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm.
Situated eish, miles from Indianapolis,

ASTTfF INDIANAPOLIS AID CINCINNATI RAIL
" ROAD with the station Galiandet in ~ center.
every fenced nearly all the rails recently
reset 800 cultivation 100 unferrsned four
good orchards eight wells o two good barns ana
lis feet long arly completd family
worth 0Oo FIVE tenant hocses .swill worth =, Co.,
a and sfore-bouse. This highly fertile farm
equsied in situation by IN the state, only 70 minutes
by railroad from indianapolis four passenger trains stop
ping the farm station each day, with state road
through j. offered for sale NJ great
bargain. II be divided nis six eight farms n de-
sired. For terms spply 20 the owner. J 3 BROWN
C-ilaudef. IAnuarx {. ls6i.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

tip to tip of its wings. was captured near Vncen-
hes last Saturday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

IL Judge Hughes, Of the United States Court
of Claims. was IN the city Yesterday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

81 The Marion Court of Common Pleas,
Judge Bay presiding meets on Monday next.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

sB- The Supreme Court of Indiana convenes
on Monday next.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

s,s FaAscrsoo. Jan. 3f.-After one weeks
extraordinary cold though pleasant weather an
other rainsform has comnenced in San Ffsaekco,
which doubtless comes from the flooded portion
of the State te
The storm in most OF tlle interior counties has
subzided.
Communication with the mining districts is
still suspended.
The Legislature hy concurrent resolution
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
NOTICE.

- PERSONS HAVING ANY BORROW
ED Books beionrinrto the hate GORDON TaNyYR will
confer VERY great favor BIZ returning the sze mie-
dlately. 10 No. 4s North Pennsylvania street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

~ Ladies can buy at Jones, Vinnedge & Cos
CATERS at 81 per pair, silk gore, heel prices 81,
81 40 and 81 AL other stocks and STYLES pro
portiOnately low
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

FOR SALE-A complete Law Library. formerly tn.
property Gordon Tanner, deceased win he sold at
great barysin. srrly 20
isn2s-dl0i THOMAS COTTRrtl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

Col. Mansfield. of the second German regi-
meut. rendezvousing at Evansville. was in the
city ye terday. We had conversation with the
Colonel and he informed US that he had now but
about 800 men in camp. Col Mansfield spoke
with great sense with regard to consolidating
fragmentary regiments plan which he, as we'll
as ourselves, heartily approve in order to bring
brave who are periodically enlistng for
this war speedily into the field. Col. Mansfield is
man Of inf..ite judgment and an accomplished
officer = f
The Jasper Dubois county, Courier says an
effort is being made to Gust Messrs. Mehringer
and Jerger, Auditor and recorder of that county,
on account Of their having gone to war. The
Courier severely but justly condemns this attempt
Of interruptions Office seekers We believe Mr.
Mehringer has returned home.
Gen. Burnside took spare arms with him for
Union Carolnians, under instructions from Gen.
Mcclellan. sne-ss
The Internal machines and chain cable placed
in the Mississippi by Gen. Pillow, have been swept
away by the prevailing flood and gorg,ng ice.
leaving clear passage for our sunboats.
Reliable advices from Cheat Mountain state
that two prisoners, who had just been released
from prison at Saunton. Virginia, and conducted
to our lines by afag of truce. report thatth
bells estimate their loss at the Allegheny fight at
three hundred, and say that Gen. Johnston
desiroying.his property and preparing to evacuate
his camp when Gen. Milroy's forces were with
drawn. They also report that the people all
along the line to Staunton panic stricken and
are daily expecting to see our forces marching on
Stsunton.
--Jrx. LASE-By reference to the order Of
Gen. Hunter, which we publish in our telegraphic
column. it will be seen that that wretched nounte
bank, Jim Lane, il badly snubbed. Lame has
been FORMULATING the country making speeches
and telling the public what he was going to do
when he got Under way with his expedition Gen.
Hunter, however. gives notice that he will com
mand the expedition in person. Ii Lane goes at
all he will have to 20 under Hunter who will no
doubt hold a tight rein on him. LANE had better
get indignant and 60 back to Washington.-N.
A Ledger.
= The raiIroad regiment. we understand, is
under marchiug orders. and will probably leave
for the seat of war to-day.
"A private letter from an officer at Somer-
set states that among the commissary stores
found in the rebel camp az Mil Spring were thir
to tons of sugar. thirteen tons of Coffee and six
tons of tobacco. .I
We commence u day the PUBLICATION Of the
names Of the field and staff officers and the Cap
tains OF companies in the army from Indiana.
We shall add to the list from day TO day. and use
every exertion To have il complete and correct:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

agrees to assume calHoruia's portior Of the ns.
tiorsl direct tex.
Arrsolution psssei instrpcting The delegstion
70 Congress % urge the establishment Of line
Of mail steamers between San Frsncsco aud ia.
pan and China.
All the nsvigable rivers Of Oregon are eiosed
By ice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 3l-The river = falling rap
idly: twelve feet three inches wster N the chan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01
SIXTH REsINExr-

Thos. 7. Crittenden, Colonel
Hiram Prafher Lieutenant Colonel.
Augustus II. Abbott. Major.
John Earnshaw. Adjutant
W F. Mcclellan. Reeimental Quartermaster
Dr. Sehissler. of Madison. Surgeon.
Samue! II. Charlton. Assistant Surgeon.
Observation-Disclosures p. Baldwin. Samuel Rus
sell, VIM. Davis, hagerman Trip. John X. b.
Glasscock, James Mofett. George W. Brown,
Charles r. Vantrees. Augustus II. Albeit. Cal
win Campbell.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

Prom Zee. NJ. Nc ksllen, Pastor o( Roberts CAaIe
ISprAssrorfs. October g. 1851
DR. e. W RoBAcx-Dear Sir: | have used
your Blood Purifier Tor a nervous affection. from
which have suffered much at times While il
Is pleasant 10 the taste. il certainly has ar ppy
effect upon the nerves. Please accept nv thanks
for your kind reg aris, and believe me cTr
Ynurs JtWT NcMrItrx
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-01

Observation-Disclosures r. Baldwin, Samuel Rus
sell. VIM. Davis, Hsgerman Trip. John r. b.
Glasscock, James Motfett. George W. Brown,
Charles r. Nantrees, Augustus II Albeit. Cal
win Campbell.
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
James Gavin. Colonel
John + Cheek. Lieut. Colonel
Benjamin c. Shaw. Major.
John VI. Blair. Adiutant.
Richard Z. johnson. Quartermaster
George W New, Surgeon
= liam Gillespie. Assistant Surgeon.
John Niger. Chaplain.
Captain>-JesSie Armstrong Solomon Water
man. Scott Miller. Merit C. Welsh. Ira G Grover
Samuel Lanbertson. Wilson L. Lenlest. Samuel
J. Bants. John II. Ferry. Will Z. Bsnta.
EIGHTH REGIMENT.
Vim. T. Benton Colonel.
David Skunk. Lieutenant Colonel.
Charles ; Parrish. MAJOR.
Charles o. Howard. Adjutant.
Nathan Branson. Quartermaster.
James Ford. Surgeon.
George W Bruce. Assistant Surgeon
aptsinS-Frederick ). Wysong, Thomas J
Braay Joseph NJ. Thompson. Oliver IL l. Carey.
Wm- x Walls. Alexander j. kenney, george
" Il Riley. John r. Polk. Hiram / Wander
Venter. Frederick Tykle
NINTH RkGIsKNr.
Gideon &. Moody Colonel.
Wm- II Blake, l.ieutenan, Colonel.
John B. Milroy, Major
! hsnas J Parten. Asljutsnt
james J. Drum, Quarermaster.
Mason G. sherman. Surgeon.
john b blackstone, Assistant Surgeon
Safety Layton, Chaplain
Gautsins homasf Madden. William Copp.
Douglas &. Ri~ley. Amass Johnson. Leonidas A.
C',.e. George IL. Carter. Joshua Healey. Isaac
G I Suman. James Houghton. William L. Las
se.ie
When Julian Led his sixty thousand Romans
across the burning plains vi Asyria, he taught
tie world. perhaps unconseiously. the great Sc
eret Of successful warfare He might have turn
= asise 70 encamp his tired Iesions upon plains
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MILITARY GOODS.
HNDIARURBER OUTFITS
BLANKETS,
FOR CAVALRY OFFICERS,

AACKINTOSH TALMAS. dark blue imitation Of
vi cloth, suitable for oHcers Long TOP and sho-r
Boots: Caps with Capes riding Leg,;ns Gauntlets and
Gloves, Ofcers' Fine Coats. HsvelOcks Beds Pillows
and Cushions; Drinking CUPS, Folding Cots and Beds
Rubber SMOKING Prc Cloaks and CsDes. FIastc Filters
together with large assortment Of other articles suit
able for camp purposes.
# Suffers
Are respectfully invited give . call All goods sol6
90 manufacturers prices.
R.fRT s. HI(,K(sOY.
INDIA RUBBER DEPOT
No. "a West konr;h St. one door west fEo1 Walnut,
deer DIN Cincinnati, Ohio
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THOMAS corrRFLL.
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Veritas

Nafle tn's N%nslamb. - I'm per-
l6tebenen Nnfraeen gu ~teBe9nen, pb iebt, ba
Elm Sober ipteper un9e9tnpert retlen fann, audi
pteper 9aRe auseeteQt perpen, tbetlen mir
nit, paB porlaufg nur lpl@e 9erlOnen, Die
aber As Sabre alt, uoer purG aufauenoe tor
perli6e @ebre1en bon Der 3tebun9 befrett linp,
YaGe BON Der Gesieruns erbalten fDnnen.
"a a6tunS @cmpa8nie! he golontars,
lire @eiunb6eit tpabreib Der Champagne r~nsel4watt gu
~6e6altem ~sebenfer, miifen iebt bafiir lor8en. 2raut
ni6t ben gtrntee@ aersten; peeleRt erf, NIT Spllppap1s
gin en- unb Sintment. Sebes enslti9en Sploafen
grpbbsutel entbalt ffe. Sur % Gents per SdNftel eeer
Eopi. III
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+ Sin q nnb oerfMmmnben n.

Gin SnaB vert 9pnnben.-
Mi6. S9anfS 3~petfslte Dor eint9er 3eit an
Dsr Stabtttdt Der 8lnftn nnD Sc9 oaber alle
letne SparpIenni9e aus ben iel6en 3uriid, INN
Ie In per Groe gu Der harrer. Inter auDern
0ererub er $500 In Sob untsr eem Jeuer=
beerp eine5 SaminS In leinem W%pbnban(e,
@de Der Is. StraBe unp 9telp>gptf NSenue
unp lisb e5 aud ielblt Damn nod bort, al8 er
turSe Belt paraaf In eth anoereS 6nus 3ug
unp feline friibere 9Bobnung permietbete. Nm
lebten Mfeutas fd es ibm eth, bas @slD wtes
Der ausBraben 3u polen unb er beaab li9 3t
Dielem 3wede NIT awei 6reunben tn Das 9aus.
Ser jegtge Snbaber %oelicl6en CAB bereitwtatsf
feline @rlaubniB CUR Nanerabuna une SGanfs
otng ans gSerf. Wer belhreibt ieop1 letn
Staunen, ais fat beS @ploes nt6tS ais Sanb
unp Shutt unter ben Stetnen fano. Sr9enO
eth Spibbute mnBte BON Dem Gpnperbaren De-
polft Runpe erbalten llnb ben Shab 0eboben
boben. @tne Spur pes 9baters 1T Biz OatC
np1 ni1t entredt pprpen.
unfall. - Wm. Dauer un6 NupUlpb
@tOmer BON so. %. 9. 9eet. 1aBen purees
fern Na1mittag in @Oeb'S 6Otel, @de Der
10. unD 6 Ctr, ais 6riepr. WtitQer pom 1.
Nfp. @ap, Gte9t. gu linen trat unp tbnen etn
9aar 9ttplen 3ei9te. Dauer nabm cine per-
lelben in bic 9anb unp ltreifts babel Den
Drider, poDura I6 pielelbe entluo nnO BIZ
&usel Dem Miuer purG bic 8rut In Den
NIden prang. Man rief lofert etnen Nr3t
Su leiner pHe9e berbet unC braGte ben Ser
munoeten mad Dem Nscenlton- 5pspttal, no Ell
i@ mad ben lebten 8ert6ten aul Der 8eIe>
rune befan0. Dauer nnD gBibmer uberliee
ferten iA Der 9c!i3ei, puroen aber mad cine,
9euauen untsrluhuag BON 8iAter Walte,
lretgeiprpAeu.
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Ser arirQ in @rfamIas.

6elena, Nrtanlas, 4. SftOber. Gin
Correspondent pe8 MtlIcnri uNepnbllcan'
iaSt
0tr babeu teuere rno gang 5uperldlt9f
9epdridten bon ben 9eebellen Sruppen II
bieIem Staate. sic 9eben Bis gum 10. unt
%. y. N.
Siernad beltebt bic Nebeden : armee III
ArfauIa8 ans fplaenpen Corps:
General Sinomor BET 2tulttn, 25 Melleu
nSrpli9 ppn 2ittte Sod, nit 5000 Wpnn II,
elmer 8atterie /;
Sen. Sloan Bel 9Bbite Sulphur @prtnsa
uabe Bine 8lnffs am Nrfanla8 5luB, sc
Meilen IibBitlid BON 2ifle Gpd, nit 5000
Waun, lprrnnter 2 91estmenter Gefruten
(eine8 uubemaffnet), elm teranil6e8 6esiment
hub cine 8atterie, aus 3 Ell lernen Se98pflnz
bern, einem j3mSlfpfInper unp einem 8elaz
eerun8SgeIdab belte8enD.
Gen. Mc9lea, am arfanlas, 80 Metleu
nprbmeitl. prn 9tapplepn
Sen. Stains Bel @rpB SDlpm8, NIT 4O0C
= 5000 Nlanu meilt @pnlefibirte;
General 6elme8, Sbercpmmatoalt allel
&rupSen, 1T in 2ittle God nit un9efdbr 1000
Mdn1 uuo 2 Batterten, el1er prn z 3pclrs
unb 3 @edspfinbern, urp elmer BON 2 9e3p=
9enen @ed8pfHnpern unp 3fpei 5lpSlfinpigeu
6aubiten;
@eneral Me8ribe 1T in 8ate8sile init
uusefdpr 1000 Mann, fppppn nur 500 efef.
tip linp.
Der grSBte 3beil ibrer @applerie bat feie
ne 9ferOe unp ma elaubt nidt, caB iie mebr
ais 22O0 Munn effette @apaQerie i'm Staate
baben.
Sm QrfoOelrbiu, 80 Meilen i~ibweflid
BON 2ittle 01pf, fubri5irten bic 6ebeaen @u.
milton. sic baben aud ale Staat8ar9ipe
babtn seldafft.
Sbwpbi Die 91ebelen : Generate nit IT,
rer Ablidt prablen, in Miiicuri ein3ufaaen,
9lauben intelligence Mdnner IN i9rem 9aser
nidt, baB lte ernltlid Daron Denter. 9tttle
9tOf gu r~ette1, lit allies, mos le fiir ieti
wtnIden, unD piellei4t mod mebr als ie en-
marten.
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@eriate . einem @saSsI inn eabinet.

8afttngtun, 9. Stt. @eriibte BON
etnem 8e6fet I'm @nbinet unp inter Dem SIT
litdr erneuern IiA Bpm 3ett gu 3est, aber 9er>
fpnen In DfffsieQen Steaun8en fdetnen gar
uiGts BON rsrartisen arrangements gu piien.
@enetalppltmetler Blatr 1T pom glcrpen
na9 WalgtnStpn 8uridssfebrt. SIR. Smitb
ptrO nod rtebtere Mp9en in Snoiana blet-
ben.
Inter ben btelioen 8areern berrlAt Der
bette Self unO ale 9Ufen cine balptee Ser.
nt9tun9 Der Netsltpn.
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SluOt 60ltulore.

R Ote 1euttge Nnmmer bea
So p6enb1atteS oe8 Wedsr" snts
bdlt au8fabrlide 8eriAte lber
Den Sie8 BET Gprtntb,
Son Der 0ptpmaesW rmee,
@efeht In Gentudp,
Nprene Der 0puoerueure an Den Yrailrenten,
@6redliher Ntorp In Sarrtsbnrg,
8eptneun9en iber Die NuSme1 {eluag Del
&rt~e9agefan9asen,
Die Sieee In Mar9lenb, &C.
Na6 Deutl9lano Der enben ptr @retnplars
NIT pem mprsen mad europa absebenoen
Dampfer gu 8 Gents Die Numner purtpfreI
BIS gum Seltimmnngsprt.
@iuselue Nnmmern, a s Gts., ltub in be,
Office gu baben.
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(Gtnnelannt.

Der rDeutl6e @%OrrelpUnOent" erfreAt li6
gu %bebaupten, uoaB Die beutlAen Nppptipbir4
ger enttpeoer gar ntdt Oper fir 8tdep eeftmmt
bdtten, baB ote penieen, tpelde Chapman tbre
goten 9aben, entpeOer aemterDaltsr poer
9eute, Die fir @elO i9 ether beliebtSen Dartet
oertaufen, sepelen Ieten." - Nauens elmer
ercBen Nn3abl ~relpeftabler DeatiAen Der 2.
Darb erflart Gtnlenber DteleS pte 8ebaup-
tans pes 5errn 0atne fir eine semetne, nie.
psrtra6ttse 9ase.
VeritaS
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9euersbruna an Dem Ou@reef.

Oil @itp, 8a., 8. SftOber, 9 u9r
Ibenos. Sine furdtbare 5euer8brunii nit
tbet Se9enpdrti9 IN ben Selquelen an benz
Sl @reef auf Den 2anbereien BON 8lcpo &
Gar. Mebre 91affnarien nno 10000. 6afier
Sel liuo perbranut, nebif ie9r pielen @ebdus
ben. Da8 6euer brettete Ii9 iiber cine @tref=
fe pom elmer balben Meile aus. Der gere
lult mirD gu 500, 900 5000, 600 anse-
i6ldoen.
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Neuerabruna in somestpwn. y. y.

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