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The New York herald., 1862-01-24
Supreme Court-specia1 Term.
nECISInNa.

Before Judge Ingraham.
JAN. 23-Jane Weeks Va VIM. Eliott-Bal reduced TO
$500. q
The Shoe and Leather Bank vs.. Thomas c. Field.-Mo
ton granted for second Friday In February.
The Same BENZ. +. Camp-Aoton granted for Sc
cond Friday In February.
Mary G. Lnsby VI. Clifford N. Lusby Motion granted
Rosna Klutz Ulrck Hasslinger.-Motion denied.
Charles II. Beers Thomas w. Cushing and others
Motion granted; costs TO abide the event.
S1san r. whiting William Pendrl.--Motion denied
with $40 COSTS with leave to the motion on the
merits.
Isaac T. Wilde ct ais vs. John H. Moore-Motion denied
with $40 costs.
10 strike the paragraph relating TO the forged notes
and denied TO the residue without costs
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Court Calenda r-Thfs Day.

SUPREME CouRr-CIRcuT.-la art 1-Nos 339, 2f35 310o,
327 356i 3743 3777 4393 4575 AGO. as73 1896, $685.
6s57 1868, 6s7l 6s75 69ll ee13 "a 6s23, 59u7 Part
2Nos 4os, 1920, 403s 4056 4421 1850, 5o76, 5110,
Der neyoy) 5sle 5s4s 5ss 5so2 5eoe s432 663s $685.
67oo, 65O, 6794 6S26 6s74 691o, e9i2, 6e4 (no nnm
Der, Conan), 5s64, 56ss.
SfRKag Cor Rr-SrEcAL TERM.--Nos. al on demur
rer calendar 302 303 3O5 300 307 305 309 1853, 319
800, 321, 322, 323, 324 1896, 327, 1913, $50
81 rpR on Cor MT Part The calendar. Part O.
No 262O part 3Nos 2s67 2sG9, 2s7i 2s7G, 1923 1928
3329 3s3a 33s1 $780, a343, 334l, 3S49, $685. psrt4
Adjourned for the torn
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NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.
Arrival of the United States
Transport Atlantic.
Fifteen Hundred and Eighty-Eight
Bales Of Cotton on Freight.
-~>->~~~~>~
Important Instructions to Mariners En-
tering Port Royal Harbor.
AFFAIRS AT TYBEE ISLAND.
Resignation Of the Rebel Com
mOdOre Tatnau.
THE BLOCKADE OF CHARLESTON HARBOR.
Stone Laden Ships to Be Sunk in
Mafit's Channel.
AFFAIRS AT TYBEE ISLAND.
Resignation of the Rebel Com
mOdOre Tatnall.
THE BLOCKADE OF CHARLESTON HARBOR
Stone Laden Ships to Be Sunk in
Mafit's Channel.
ks., &C., &e.

he United States transport Atlantic. Capt. o. e.
dridge from Port Royal s. c. JAN 20 at half past ten
O'Clock NJ, arrived at this port yesterday morning.
bringing mails and passengers and fifteen hundred and
twenty-five bales Of ungnned and sxtythrec bales Of
signed to Hiram Barney Collector Of the Port
PASSENGERS BY THE ATLANTIC.
Edwin Post ESQ.,, New York; Lieutenant Colonel Wm
Reynolds, Government Agent Port Royal Mrs. Major
Baird Brooklyn G. Sandford, Esq New York; H. T.
Potter o. b. Ames Massachusetts,; Jonathan A. Saxton
Massachusetts, George Wright Esq Massachusetts, Rev
jas. r. Hosmer Massachusetts, g. F. Smith, E. r. Newell
Curtis Wells, Lieutenant 1auss Eighth Michigan; d w.
Cornwall, E. Comstock, A. Trembe, d. S. c. Smoot,
United States Navy; Captain Bagey Lieutenant Tilton
N,vL s4ss
land, Ninety seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers Colonel
Welsh, Forty fifth Pennsylvania; Captain Neal J.
West, Jr., Philadelphia Captain Elliott, NJ K Gray, NJ.
Navy; Captain Ward, Forty-eghth New York J. Fot-
trell Lieutenant Bates Forty seventh New York Leutc
nant johnson, Forty seventh New York; Lieutenant
Stearnes, Forty seventh New York; +. Douglass Major
c. Turner, Eighth Mchgan-and $50 in steerage. Died
on the passage Of consumption David L. sanburn, Com
pany Il, Fourth New Hampshire Volunteers.
VESSELS LEFT AT PORT ROYAL.
Vessels In port:-Steamers Baltic, Comstock; Cahawba
Baker Marion, Phillips; Star Of the South, Carney Pam
Riddle; Golden Eagle Swift Ocean Express, Willis;
barks J. A. Bishop; Magnolia, Starkey Chas-
King, Swan; Texas, Ayres; Fanny Ealer Jc6ge;
brgs Belle Of the Bay Dan Malony naval stores; C.
Williams j. J. Hill Charles Neal Yankee Blade Fanny
Keating. Presto, Americus Alexander Townoy, r. J.
Mercer, Ranger E. c. Knight Pacific, Spray, Virginia
Price, Aid s Still, B. Pack J. W. Eldridge r. H. Shan
ams, United States, Princess p Boycs Lewis L. Davis,
}. Guynant, F. 5. Simpson, Helena.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY "a, 1852

risk. Tho Ella wariey, late the Isabel. which the
blockads-akhough she had q hard time of it, having
been chased fred at and stern shot away by this vessel
(shc being side wheel, and we propeller, could not
catch her)-had ON board coffee, paints and oils. dry
goods, clothing boots ana Shoes hardware, medicines
was to have been sold at auction on the nth inst
would willingly send the paper from which extract
tho above; but 1t ID priced board curiosity. You
are at least Welcome to my time and trouble should
write more, but tho steamer sails North in few hours.
Weather very warm. Health OF the squadron good
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
~~~~~~>>~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~~>
A Large Fleet of Union Vessels In
Broad River, s. C.
THE FUNERAL OF Ex-PRESIDENT TYLER.
REVOLVING FLOATING BATTERY.
THE SOUTHERN BLOCKADE.
&C., &c. &c.

FoRrREss MoSRoz, Jan. 20, 1852.
None Of the Southern papers make any reference 70
the hight at Somerset KY TO the defeat and death Il
General Zolliconer.
Tho funeral Of exPresident Tyler took place the 2st
instant, and attended BY Jefferson Davis and his Ca
bnst, and by the members OF the rebel Congress.
The Norfolk Day Book copies paragraph from Peters
burg paper, saying that tho Pensacola did escape
from the Potomac without damage. A gentleman who
examined her with spygass after she passed the bat
teres gives that paper the assurance that she had
holes as big a hogshead in her bow, &c. To this
the special correspondent Of the Baltimore american
adds-"A personal inspection Of the Pensacola today
enables your correspondent this gentleman that
the only holes her bow those essentially necessary
the right deveopement Of the powers OF her forward
pivot gum"
Tho Norfolk Transcript in editorial article says that
General Mcclellan is going to cross the Potomac and that
tie Yankees connding their the direction oi
Providence. observed Saturday last day Of thanks
giving and prayer.
The Norfolk Day Book publishes long article recording
the adventures misfortunes and maltreamsnt Of
Poole, lately released from tho prison for females ct
Washington.
The Day Book calls Miss Poolo heroine, and says,
according to her story hore possible OUTRAGE
or indignity to which she not subjected.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

dates to January giving scarcely time TO replen
sh mess. Fresh beef and ice, however, have been
laid in and she has steamed away this afternoon TO meet
the wants the vessels Of the different squadrons be-
tween here and Galveston her destination. This morn
ing party from this vessel, whis dredging for oysters
in OF the Lazareto passage fell in with Colonel
Rosa OF the Forty sixth New York. number Of his
men engaged reconnaissance OF the southern end OF
Tybse They reported signs Of rebel occupancy
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INTERESTING FROM TYBEE ISLAND.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.

.. r. DUTONI, FIAg Offrer,
Commanding South Atlantic Blockading Squadr,
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public sympathy throughout the civilized world towards
prejudiccs by which the mind Of Europe occupied
and which have been serious obstacles to true porcep.
tion of affairs, and to just and friendly policy the
part Of foreign governments. The way now open 20
clear understanding Of the truth The requirements OF
enlightened interest may be fully set FORTH and we may
expect international obligations, between the
Confederate States and transatlantic neghbors to be
both seen, recognized and practically carried out.
"a broad and statcsmanke appreciation Of the state
OF the In America the relation of the North and
South towards each other and towards European nations
might at have satisfied those governments Of tho
wisdom and policy OF establishing friendly connections
with the Confederate States trade in exports and i'm
ports OF vast extent and PRICELESS increasing value
has lain within their easy reach But public opinion,
must every where be respected, and in Europe popular
ignorance and prejudice, lusory views of the cotton
question: with shortsghed conceptions Of interest have
operated greatly TO disadvantage binding their eyes
TO tho nature and degree OF their involvement den
ncation with us and to the merits OF our cause.
''1he cotton famine has been slowly approaching, and
has forced upon all the shrewd aud practical In advance
the contemplation Of disasters which follow tho
continuance OF the Yankee blockade Hope after hope OF
timely relief fom abroad has subsidized, and starving
population in M least country prepare TO wresie
with grim despair and their government. The cotton
want has been looming up steadily into anagonism 10
the general sympathy with the Yankee war. Captain
Wilkes with his rude Yankee broom has given tho
finishing stroke think 10 all the Gro spun sennen-
talty and fanciful interests which have occupied the
public mind Of Europe and held IL bound In hostility to
the Confederate These things likely
gotten to be seen in the truer light of their compaa
live insgniHcauce while Yankee domipeering and du-
plicty and cowardice will derive Illustrations and
The ilcgality and INJURY OF tho blockade viii be fully
ab,ished throughout all civilized nations"
The paper from which take the above extracts reach
Cd this ship in rather bold and daring manner Two
slaves procured boat in Charleston waited til nehtfal
left that city passed under the guns Of nckney snmc
and the lad batteries aud reached US In fe'yfrigh-
cned death almost. They were folr hours pulling
down; mufed oars and dosire Tor free lom brought
them safely through many chances. They report
everything in Charleston in an awful siete-bank notes
worth nuin can't get any gold or silver for 'em when
want to- cotton sixty i've cents per roun and at buyes
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SAruRDAY, Sept. 27-2P. u.
vtouR.-rhe market was steady and grades were
rather better owing 10 the advance In sterling and the
decline in freignts. Tho eaes embraced about 1000
|bbs., including extra stats at IS IS s. cox.
WHEAT was nrm and 1c per bushel higher The sales
loot up about 10000 bushels. Inferior 70 prime red
STATE sold at 81 IS 81 80.
CoRS was steady, and sound mixed scarce and arm.
me sales embraced about eS 900 bushels at soc. 81
or sound Western mixed for shipment.
PoaE.Tho market heavy and lower. Sales OF 500
bbs. were made at Sil so for mess, and SO l2x .
D1o % for prime.
wnsxnr was nrmer, with sales Of 400 bbls, NJ asc .
b3kc for state and Western.
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After the board the market was very much ex-
cited, and large sales Of stocks took place. Gen.
trail sold at 99ss, Erie at 46H, Erie preferred at
sos, Hudson at So, Harlem preferred at 46A,
Southern 81, guaranteed at II Illinois Central at
S3H, Galena al 1874, Toledo at 65A, gold at l2l24
and demand notes at ll7H.
The sub-Treasury received to-day $3so,ooo in
gold and SAG 900 in currency, on deposit, at per
cent. The business of the day was as follows
-roi stoihs. .....................s.... loolzo w
ooo,to4 90
nAiancc.. III 400 zo9 ~
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $50, 1851, ,3ll IS, and the balances
sl,76s,o07 3s. The exchanges for the week end
ing to-day were $l96, $40 ,O6s 20, being daily
average of $32 sl3,l7s 05, against $25 96s,s74 80
for the week ending on Saturday last.
The Panama Railroad Company has declared
dividend OF three per cent out of the earnings of
the road for the three months ending 30th inst,
and one per cent from steamers, sailing vessels,
&C., payable 9Th October next
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

nN BEHALF OF NUMBER or CITIZENS OF
~ Kings, Queens and Richu ond who svor
uf pets, ami opposed TO Seymour aud
Wads worth, please nominate for Governor OF the q
sew lork n
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MI ME. AIs, y 49, HkIIKED CALIFORNIAN, or
l wealth. ana cultivation. the nature whose bu
has MS lormns lady acqaainanoe 10 tcsrous Of
meeting WIN LADY OF some beany and
not o. er tnry will view 10 matrnony; no o
One favored with form and similar 90 fhal rsu
o., s,aaws SHOWN ss "rases Venus whch iha
who has returned tn Stats ana s "a ye.ra "a
desires 10 travel IN Europe Tor " Wedding or
before settling down % the comforts OF nome. WisS'n ia
enkHs oerhs ou to iftsia whica sals Oct ~ com ~.
cauons must bs niLeie Address wiih the utmost esnh.
aehe aAf a.sr1 enclosing eartc 10 IL s.sasaD.e
i0r ou0 week, IQ.Vrs4e box 5ls4 Post olss,
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q EA REwARD.-LoST. ON FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT.
spJU 26 dark Morocco Pocketbook ming
$500 and $loo, two checks one drawn bank In New
burg and one in Camd,n-one for $500, and one
for scotland other notes. Of which payment has been
stopped Any one returning the said yocketbook and
csntents to Joseph Monycs Son. SIS West Washingion
Market IS varick street. will receive the above
by returning pockebook checks aud papers will also
ceive the reward.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
SALES AT AUCTION.

UcTIoN EOTIcE.-IosEPH SMITH AUCrIoNEER
An extraordinary ohsorsaay sSs r.asy Tor h0"'esespe' Aud
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 'Nl- -
GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER wAaE, = orr,rnv 40
The n elegant oassaos & s ~ a
Eighth street S.sMssn FIN and snih s Ss
soa a. pubie auction. tall Monday sept ~ morning
d sssaS 70 Ies aud walnut
S .os pa ia cha .aa c sssa a
70 match roewood Centr. and Per faes. kasrrss. Ch
ia,ns shaes aSe Oh faain.s r.sn ma Vase. twenty
sAeny "na black s's a'
stands Lounees Chairs rabes, Book snd Corner Stands
Extension Tab;es GLASS, CHINA silver Ware; Table Cut
ey walnut sideooard, twelve OAK Dining Chairs &C. sae
Nn,-Al the goods must be removed .wentyfour hours
A vASDgRPooL AucTIoSEER.-FAgE CHANCE
IA Tor houseAeepes anu deaersA the Furniture con-
anei N ,ns elegant private resden No 70 wes,
sS anu aS E9nn1s
Carpets Mirrors Painting Ornaments Dining ON and
Kitchen FURNITURE House to let Possession 1T proximo.
A ~ CRIsTALAR AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL ON
"A. Monday September ~ ut IOs oclocA. ~ 2S Bowey.
sAsk Business Goats: Doe.k n clo.n c.ssimers
piece sionds Cloths Ca,smeles satnet. Musins ianns
Aliacas Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Boots Shoes. &c.
A UcrIoS NorrcE.-HAGGEgry & CO. WILL SELL
s9 ss an ss s an
SOCK OF FANCY GOODS. AND EMBRoIDERIrs.
UcrIoN NorIcE-cRocKERy. GLASSWARE, a..
~ by WIN W. SdIRL1a A. .ctoneer, ru sda,, s.p-
t'mher 20. at 10 O'clock at 2sl Pearl street BY u. Eh
0BURY, JR all kin best, and seconds White Granite
anu Comnont Ware, in lots To suit and well packed Tor
shlpplns; those wanting cash bargains can be suited
- A. Chiffon, AUCTIoNEER
-. United States government sal of condemned Pilot
Bread and Flour VIII ue sold a publc auction Monde y
sept ~ 1867 at II o'clock the storehouse Nos ~ and 2
BI1lle street near IN / hail. W York
LOO boxes, 90 pounds each, good quality Pilot Bread
slis tly damaged
Also IA barrels OF Flour. of good brands slightly ia
maged sale positive. Terms cash, In bankahe funds
Sale hy order Of Lieutenant Coonel A. Il. ton. A. O. u.
Su sst AuctioDeer oihce No. 10 Nassau street
LDwARD sINTzENiCH AUCTIoNEER -ASsIGNEE's
~ safe of valuable Agricultural implements, Machines
Seeds, &c. being the entire Of Messs Mapes Lo
wool by ID. W. IVES CO.. "Wednesday, Oct. I, al IL
O'Clock, tue pems % Condt street the entire stock,
ntDg at cost To S23U0J OF Messs Mapes o wood,
onslsing OF ever variety OF Agrcutra aud Horticultural
chnes and implements OF I'll. Ost appro ed styles and
Lac; Garden, Field and Flower Seeds Ac. full aver
tsement giving tul details will be published in few days
Gaia ogues w be ready week netor sae and be
had on application We respectfully call attention this
sale as vor ny te tenton agricuursls farmers deal
sAippers and
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

HOOP SKIRTS,
Ii In ali the and popular
makes, at and under
MANUFACTURERS PRICES
A. I. STEWART co.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
MATRIMONIAL. La

AN AMERICAN LADY, A WIDOW, or MIDDLE AGE
"A and no incumbrsnce, who has st son,c cash and
the acquaintance o. wid0wer bachelor with the
view 70 atrimony. Address for three days Emma DwnA
Brooklyn Posi- oncc.
A GENTLEMAN, s. or SOME MEANS, DESIRES
"A the acQ sinance or good looking pure, young sirL
rich poor under 90 with view to matrimony Pictures
Broadway Pest Office
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

A UcTIoN NOrIcE.-IosEPH SMITH AUCTIoNEER
IA An extraordinary opportunity Tor Housekeepes aud
the Trade.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

Unadni,crs.ed Liquors. Wines Of The are, quality An.
sopI spas snd Smiths Philadelphia Aes on dra gilt Lon.
dep and Enslish prOvn. al papers, BRUSH Army Lat
ST. JOHN GORDON LIPSCONBB
lS.e First Life Guards propret
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Rin sneercr Anfi,Ia8 Der unbeil.
Gifter,

Inter eiper 0erpifen MenfbeuFlofTe-
elmer 8lofie, oeren Srpue 9eaen bic Union
sum minceitens BpeifsIb0ft iit-bsrrlbt
Elm be9ieri9es Serlan9en. l1neiniafeit iu
ftiften 3riiben Den bob9eitelten M6ns
merit, in oeren 6dnoen bic @eIbide Der
ytation ruben. Sener &taIIe lieot iiberz
aue piel oaran, Ssinol6aft JpiIben Qrez
lloent gincoln, @snsral McGlellan uno
Secretdr StantOn ju itiften. pa rei6
man beitdnoi9 etpas oopon ju cr,dblcn,
cap oiefe Sob0e iteuten eiferidbtio nl.
Ger clnanoer ieien, unp oab 0roBe Seincs
lboft 3pilden ibnsn beftebe. lSir ben.
Fen Die Sbltfabcn ipredben am btIten
oatiir, oaB lolbe Oaritetun9en aus Der
Suft 0e9rifen iino. 9S0re prefloent Gin
coin nidt sufrieoen NIT Sen. McgGeuan
IN leiner 9c8enw0rti9en SteIIuno, mo.
rum iollte er ibn bort tdn8er ouIoen q
Die Wabt fttbt ibm gang allein 3u, irz
9eno cinen 8eneral in Der 2(rmce ob;uie.
gen, wie mir in jablreibcn SG1len 9elez
ben baben; fobalo ais Der prefoent oentt
Dap Elm Qnoerer an Der Splee Der 2(rmee
Su6tiaerss lei(ten fonne, miro CT pbne
3pelfel cine &erdnoerun9 trcfen. 98a6
Nc9leuan uno Secretar Stantcn be-
t.ittt, blben mir nibt5 als Die Worte oiez
Ter unbeiIitifter gum SGpeie, oaB cos
bobtte Sertrauen uno Ole bette @efinz
nun9 nibt 3Diiden ibnen beftebt. Gs
lit uns allen neb frlfb i'm 8tcdbtniB
olB man ia9te, ale Soerr Stonton gum
ErieQS Sletretar ausertoren marc, Die St,l-
le fei lbm auf cas- orin9enoe 8elu6 oee
Sen. Me@Icllan pcrlieben porprn.
DieIes Oibten uno 8ra6ten, SwiIben
miern bc63efteIItsn Mannrrn, pon De:
ren iibsremitimmenoem Sanodn 70 uieI
lbb1n9t, DEN S1men Ger 3 3pietra6t 5u
Iden, follte en6li6 einmal aufbcren. IS
It fest nibt ole 3eit gum Streltcu unO
3lnfen um Wdnner. 9Ser aufri1ti9 fur
Die Union pinifebt, iclItc feline &rafte uno
lfInen StnfluB anpenoen jur Soroeruno
oerelnten uno lrirf lamen 01noclns ae92n
ole HebelIen uno oeren 3orlftrsbCIfer.-
Nel nur INNER Elm mlbrbafter Sreuno
Der Union 1T, fo(lte Ii6 nit @leibaclinns
ten in oibten Sbaaren, obne 9telo ooer
4r9ncbn, urreini9en uno perpint eearn
Serratber uno 8errltberfreunce mirten.
Use Senator Douglas Die Menfben in
leIner lesten Reos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ltnnte uno Serrdtber-io mc9en iia isbt
IN &lahen eingetbeilt rCrcen, uno mir
Ole mir ju oen Sreu0eIinntpn oeb0ren,
Dollen pertrauun9s uno pereint bic
Ndnner unterftiBen, orren 6dnoen oas
S6ldlal Der Station anpertrlut 1T.
Il. 9c(tsfo
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-23
Tie i7iaaerhutb

Gar n,anbe, bic Srcibeit uno Die ltnis
on pirtIi0 Iisbenoe 4eute bpfGr6ten. oaB
ole Emancipation Der StlaUen cine lie.
bcri bnemmun9 oss RoroenS nit 3eoern
jur SoI8e baben peroe. Nun beoreift
cob feoer Weni6, Der flip Die Sadie n6ber
betrabtst, Dap Der aus belize .NIma oe=
rpobnte uno nur in beiBen 3onen iicb
pchIbefinosnoe Neoer nibt Elm toltes &li,
ma auflu0en weroe, rpenn er in einsm
bel Ben &Iimo frei fein oarf; fopenia rpie
Der eappldnoer nab Dem SGoen ;iebt,
penn ct ilb in ieiner 0simotb oe6 9eben6
erfreuen Fam. G6 1T pie6 Gin unabdnz
oerIibes Natur9cIee. Die ReBer iino
ntdt freiwilIi9 naO 2(merfa getcmmcn,
ne ltno 9eroubt uno NIT 9cWalt bierber
3ebra6t poroen, uno lrenn man ibnen
nun ole 8obl IGBt, ibren IufcntbaItsort
lel3lt ju Waben, 10 bIeben iie iiberlid,
I'M Suoen, ooer 9eben mob rpeiter IGos
port5 coer lplnoern naD ibrer alten Soci.
m1tD, ooer nab GIberi1, oo5r nab Slpti
aus.
3abte beweifen! SIN eli:
oen blIteu Iid ee9enndrti9 lpobl cine
Utlllpn freis 9te0er auf wenn bic Srei.
belt Ole 9te9er jur 8anoeruna nab Dem
gtorocn uer1nIafen fonnte, 70 wtirpe Die:
Ie N1llllon Jte9sr nipt i'm Sdoen 9ebIle.
ben iein. 2Sir baben in Den frelen Staas
Ten nur icbr lpeni8e frsie gte1er i'm &,r
p0ltuiB CUR 31bI Der freien Re3er in oen
-tlapan:Staaten Elm Sswei5, oaB Der
rrsIe Ste9er erit retDt nibt nab Gem 0tpr.
oen nanpc.t, il mir iino Der feltsn lleber.
jeu9uno, Gap nit oer Emancipation Der
StLlpen aup Die iegt I'M ytoroen lebsn:
ocn ShWar,en gum 0rcBen SbelIe nad)
oem Sitosn 8urtiffcbrcn psroen, cenn Ole
noroliben St1oten tou9en 70 rpeni9 fur
lIe, ols lie fur Die nCroIlDen Staatsn tau:
lPn
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SCicf<2isSe.

Gcl9tafes tt cine Cite Der Yriefrn, rprl6e lre,
ts 0Udps binpura unb bio gum OtOntas, 8 llbr
unat9spOIt auf Dem blsiiSsn pUfamt Itrsrn sc
Dtebfn linD 1:
9t-@Scral Gto7.
S-Au9uItus Ssd, 1trotam 9trtfh, 4morea z.
Banter, &aIbartus 8edrr. CHARTS Z. Rernbatti
s. u. y. SltnCr, @liIa :. Rentpict, benrp Z qua.
nsrts, pcnrr Ycu9Er. 90. rp 9arbar Secct 8clblrI.
y L. y rcpu. :. Il. 8srmmsr. Sarab Stailn z
Sath 2. Slp sttr Slcdhr9t, SEcmas .. B,ra,r
@tltam s. Sramaett.r.
S-5ames ebrllt, Scbn .. GcIett =, Sanlrs g
Sclt 2, Sarab Gbrllt.
N-&bayI s OetpStler, GtilabCtb Tcu, DGibCr
uno poet. ScIspb Drumbcur, 4atrld Drain. Coral
Otenitb. @llIlam &. Dcrr.
G-Inua @lhsrU0eb, Il. s.. Gujct Gapie Gn
LINEN, @lEn anrer 8. Cd, Ors. Gafan 1apis, 60
cob @Griy. MattIca Gdttf, pduI brrt.
S-Imna SrN, Sc9dman Gnc Dunn, Soanrab 8
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