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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
Wood. the Dentist, at Home

FlzNus AND PArzoSs -Again an Il your service 10
iay y the departments = dentistry have bought te
patent for Michigan. o.; IT. B. Wool. P.st.c F1rite
Ntal fr lns teeth new article scarcely inferior o.
-5l ID l-y case 1 some eas-s superior and 10 al eases
superior . tie sot COLA Plugs commonly Inserted.
90 extracts from stl-a9- as ir my rsses-o1 Y
BE- Dr. !. Wood has ,o1s enjoyed tie reputation q
being TIE best Dentist 10 Albany and Ts FnoV b ~
O. b. both ssi.fll snl honorable"
Praf 4 Arus1y Il D. WIN. BAILEY, n T. [. e
Rg .1F. T., Jss Ba5cock u. D p c Fondy, v
o. Les M5c-c. 2 John s<e13-r1. v j. ! T.
Iau-aier 2 2 Is Graf. = L q. Wsrrs. y . .
3 r Enlll p Alb Spectator. L Tucker r. Country
Gsr-l-rn4- and C-lt.vstor rr Wn Taylor and Harry
Wendell tr1ET as Ne=srs = v wo0.so-8 z Arirezs
J Z. Crla1l 7. Anlr.Ws E.lr-.- N-s.rs Rob- DorLsa
T sl-i-es = 2 T-ssoa bankers N--srs A 2 vyorhaes
Ira s-afsr. ". Kelly A L.as. I.4s- yards :
-'r4-l. Z -s1t-ll. attorneys M-.srs E..s Gr.Hn
7 Z L W..-1T L.r-l-r. D. L. C Mas. merchant.
J--e 10. 1856 so41v
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
Gen Mcclellan
Philadelphia, Dec. "a

Philadelphia, Dec. "a.
The National Convention have unanimously
Gen. Geo. Mcclellan TO the peo-
pie Of the United States candidate for the
mex. Presidency, and Geo. W. Campbell, OF
Pennsylvania. for the Vice President, upon the
basis Of the Kentucky platform. There is TO be
4 meeting OF the committee in Independence
Hall tonight. to announce their action.
This Is the National Conservative Conven-
ton. which met AZ Cincinnati a few weeks
since. and nominated Gen. Mcclellan, and adj
iourned 10 meet in Philadelphia yesterday
Nat Inieliigeucsr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

e The Lake Superior Nssrs, Published q,
Marquette, under date Of Dec. II. complains
that, since the boats stopped, the Chicago mail
Is from ten to twelve days on iis passage We
should think this vas q just ground for CON-
Piaia; Bat the aggravstion i mach worse
Ehen, 4 : ffequelt.y tie case, : large part Of
the mail j. iefi behind Sometimes the carrier
5-ings only fourth part Of t. II he we're
Lansing carrier, - think be would be sent back
for the remainder, and shen " relieved, a. SCOT
3 possible. from bringing any mere.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
N ew Advertise ments.
Black River swamp Drain.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORs-The

Office To CONTRACTORS-Tbe
C1mrnissio1sr % the Back River swamp Dram
I'd 80 s-- ~ ~ E-sz1s HJlsa- Port -z-iac 81 &c
--tF Al--tzl- On 4l--s-aF TIE 9TH DAY 4 lama
- 81 - -locE n tl- zt-r1ro1 f5r the corrf-rc
,1a o, l-c1- or uraln- c0nnenclg a. near where
il- east al S-sI Inc oeiT7eo townships eleven Al
-~-lF-. % range L.iee1. crosses BLzcE Pi-e-
-----e r-11--z - -e4- wz-t c1C-se a. practicable
i-ro-z1 t-e entire ie-g-l - sai1 swamp or na-sb -
IL quarter line between ss-t1l f01r ID township eev-
70 al se-ti1l thirty tre-- IL toEls1ip twelve Sa!s
-l - .r1- s-. LII average thzn twelve seet n
20 = ID i1 t1- let a. TIE octt.r and thee ana
ne --i i-t % ceqt-- and % Be co1str1cted a. e
r-- q t-= 1-ter o. TIE 1ol1l u SAL ditch " 1rzir
pa --t y ne --r--.c-C- y ssil ditch q Il NAE
z - -p -ls O D. =-ect-- min tie limits u "a 4
sE-11p o. -z-sL- SAMUEL CgpPrgSOTT
Pm sa--ae Dc 1852 49, e.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

NOTlCE Is hereby given. that tho
Trustees oi che Church of the United Brethren
Ia Christ Of the city oi tnsiil M.eliean viii make
application o. the trcuit Court Tor the county f Iu
ham al The next term thereof &c nC ~ Tuesday AZ F
rlars- u 1854 for order allow ns thtm O. sell ina
real estate of e,i corporation situate TIE rifl O Ian.
sing, Aforesaid known a. lot Ne siN ffl block ~ one
hundred and twenty seven and thlt s4I monies arising
therefron hc applied o. The payment of certain n..f
tife OF mortgage against $50 property given rs IA,
Trustees Of saii corporation 60 Aa-on Eow.cr on ths
fourth tty of January A. u is0.. O. secure Gao pts
mont Of four hundred ami niy iolrs and thirty cents
AMI The Residue towards the payment 20 ans other n
debteiucss against said cooperation 4.tsJ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

- AcjutAns-IienerAl Thomas, who has been
on tour through the Southwest, reports during
MS absence, the organization Of $1,000 negro
soldiers and says that before spring there wia
oe $4,000 vel armed and drilled negro soldiers
IN the held. He has high estimation Of their
value as soldiers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

q It was year OF the 4th day Of Decen-
Der since the expedition Of Gen. Banks sailed
from New York harbor, amid the cheers Of thou.
sands. Since that time Baton Rouge. Vicks-
ourgh, Port Hudson, and al intermediate points
have been taken from the rebels: the Mississip.
Pi river opened: the grertsr part Of Louisiana
conquered: ard our troops are achieving sres.
successes il Texas, and have enlisted , regiments
IN that hostile State. year ago the rebel flag
vas flying gnchaileused over every foot Of her
soil THIS, Certainly. Is sons progress. although
II De not As fast a. some would i.ke 20 have il.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
A DMINIsTRATOR,S SALE--No

n tico a. hereby given, that in plr.lance ~ oess
10 me granted ~ VIM prckncs judge az prolat. FOR
the county of lngham on the 2- day OF cofnbrr IS3
shall sell Al public auction thu preis nn saturday
the lNth day ui February, l,ti 90 O'Clock 4 tho
following pieco ar parcel ~ lnt subject O. ado liens
against the same, VIZ the undivided slh - ali that
certain piece az parcel ~ land situate u the county If
lngham ami state 81 Michigan known and described as
follows commencing az q stake standing Il the section
inc sx r0-s west Of the south corner of section
ntteen, IA town two north range one cast thence
running north abel with the east lime Of sai section
2 rods and and o. LINKS. thence west pa. rnfs
m u-e south 81 rods and and f6 links % thc t In,
of said section thence 2fs rods to the psce f be-
ginning coatnnug acres Terms cash
Hlfl rHfIfS
453w6 Adm estate of Chauncoy Jc,sap decsas.c
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that a law has
4 Y been passed hy Congress to tho cfisct chat no
oounties except such as provided hv law snail be
pti 10 any person enlisted tcr The nh l5th) DAY u
January next
bnlnil-s VII he paii In accordance with existing or
tefs 10 volunteers who enlist before the nah Isl
January next Tor any three wear CrsanizlOn o. s.r
vice. or 10 progress oi completion.
The elect % this order is O. place au volunteers Cor
regiments new or olt ON the footing as regards
honntics After ath January 1864 thfons bounty vIl
DO the one hundred lsloo) lolrs. authorized by law
(Signedl n mn
IL Col 9Th |. S. Artillery Act. Asst FRO Mr G,nl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

The table IS cariOus and ln3lrucuvC, as show
ing not only the relative value set on the sever
al members which compose the body, but also
the different rates Of increase in the pensions al
lOtted 10 disabilities which differ in number a.
well as in kind. IL will be seen that the COM
putatiOn of these rates involves considerations OF
a compOund character, based on natural reason
and experimental economy"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

&c Scurvy aud s-rofaous Eruptions " Il soon cover
the bodies Of those brave men who are fighting their
country battie- Ni.ht air bal food, and dienchug
raius viii make sal havoc With the strongest, there
fore Jet every man supply himself with Holloway e
Ointment. Il is certain for every kind Of skin liz
olse- Only 3 cents per pot l5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
Sheet Picture OF the Emancipation Prooia
nation.


The public viii perhaps remember that a
picture Of the PROCLAMATION of Emancipation
was presented 10 the President. Abraham Lin
coin. last February. and which wa- noticed bv
The press az the time as splendidly executed. -
and 90 liner display or more tasteful skill in
the execution we have never witnessed In is
but justice to say that the engraving of this
splendid picture is now completed and ready
for distribution.
No public dOcumeLt-nOt even the Declare
ton Of lndependence-has beea executed with
even an approach 10 The style in which this
picture Of the PROCLAMATION l. gotten 10. II
comprises displayed letter headings. preflcinu
The whereas aud " proclamation" with a
splendid display 0i hour.,hng around The
same then follows In beautiful earraved
aand, The proclamation, with the emphatic
words ieitered in variety C styles
The GROWING glory OF the picture forming
a cenire-p Gee, Is al accurate aud faithful pr
trait q Abraham Lincoln, the author Of the
proclamation. There ar besides four Other
appropriate figures.
We propose 10 make IL al object for or gal
Ent soldiers in the service. OF who's TIM las
expired. and widows Of those who haT. fallen.
10 give this picture . wide circulation. The
price u the picture sill le one dollar, but T.
such as become agents It viii b. fly cents ger
copy.
To newspapers inserting this notice aud for
" ardiRg paper Containing tie zane u NJ
address. Immediately upon receiving i | vii
forward the picture free Of charge
A. KlDDER
s. D arb3rn street, Chicag5. Illinois
7, 0. Box "a
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LOOK 10 QUALITY

q III cons Iteration. reverse the rule making
a - r--e " penlzl the c1i-f essential Tor tie Chap
Iaie j. TO irslseltg 0-y index q tLs Poorest
va e-tr ai-- e4T-r l--- Le PROPERTY g I1s rance
-z Win e a i9r- O. The safer Classes II property
:, - {, .-.-- u i-9rs A4zar-ous nature The szf.r
TIE rsz tLs lover The a-e-tta -eat.r H. bsx
= me Isner Tie ~ protect your properly
. good po.lly from Tie -ErNA
49, CORYEIL, Aga
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

West Point, Dec "a.
The great test with the Stafford projectiles
here today produced wonderful results. An
iron, target SIX and eight inches thick, backed
with fifteen inches OF i've oak, was perforated
ard set on fire by Two -AelIs, containing one gal
Ion of Greek Ere each The aperture made in
the iron was fourteen inches in diameter and
ne wood aud bolts we're terribly broken. The
ignition vas secured by impact, and the target
continued to burn Until exuuguishod by order OF
the officers in charge.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
The Michigan Reginenis.

The following table, showing the locality Of
the different Michigan Troops, will be Of inte-
rest 10 our readers generally. The Sd, 5th, 9Th
and ninth, and the lst Cavalry, have re-enlsted,
and are to come home on furlough. The Third
is expected TO arrive at Grand Rapids this
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
The confessions and Experience
u n Y n Il I ID.

Published for tae benefit and as a warning ani
A CAUTION To YOUNG MN
who slirr fren Nervous Debility Premature plcay %
Manhood, &c supply NJ al the same time,
THE NEANs OR SELF CURE
ly Uh0 has clreI Linsf after being pat % great
eN.eu-e aul injury through medical hlmbug and
q trserg
Hf enclosing post pail tilre--ei envelope single
C. 1fi-s may ne had ~ TIE author
NATHANlEL MAYFAIR Esq
1921 g. ford kiIgs County \ \
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

TO the Young ladies' of Iugham. Eaton
ant Clinton. ! take ih.s occasion o. exarcss nv
cordial thanks Tor your kinl consideration ana ,.
ally those that soui their trfr G,lr ] shall ever
hold sheir respect in Kind rcmcmbrancc. as
little nonsense moss and then
Wi sVectcu ife ana mako a frienl-
Ani AS have mo- incl nation n The present state Of orr
country o. cuter thu nltrim r1il oac "a $50 .ea er
Happy New Year Wa n CoRNwFII
soa~l+ lNlh Mich
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To COnsumpiiVes

The Rev. Z A. Wilson's Remedy for Consumption
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections, together with pamphlet givrg
lho prescrploa ant short history OF his case be
obtained a. FORD WELLS,
452m2 Iausllg
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

A. his residence. iu TompSins Jackson county. on
ia. -3i ms, THON - GODFREY, agei So years
Among the numerous victims selccisl boy the Grand
Destroyer few there who's last sad exit causes more
universal gloom.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
S pecial N tees.
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance COmpan }
OF Ingham County

81 The annual meeting ~ ths Farmers Antuai Pre-
Insurance Company OF lnsham county held at Mason
the 18Th inst ths following persons were elected
officers OF the Company for the ensuing year
PresticEl-Horatio Pralt.
Ss-reta g-IeWis e. LOOMS.
ulREC TORS
James Reeves John futile.
samuel Skaial, Henry a uawley.
Joseph r. JsNett
Tne Annual Report of the Secretary shows the amount
IF Capital Of the Company 10 be si54,606 co.
Tn Company las sustained loss by FIRE a. "a, amount
OF - 90 40 which have been promptly paid.
Thc Company has not been obliged L. enforce coiiec-
ton OF assessments a single instance, the members
having promptly paid when called On
The Company was organized Apr. 26th, 1852 The
losses sustained by the Company amount 10 but about
one miil and 2l0ths per annum upon dollar Of the
present capital q The Company
453Nl l. LO0W-, sccy
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NTRAcT nrnr

HuNBoLus EXTRACT mOr
TIP GREAT nICREUC
H..mh0id'7 Extract Drrhl
ne Great Dureilc
Hsraa9.Is Extract R-chl.
The Great ullreiIc
Hembolls Extract Blchl
The Great Dilret.c
And positive art 50 cfc Remedy Tor Diseases q TIE
adder Organic Weakness kidneys
SraFcl. Dropsy
Ani al discs ~ TIE Urinary Organs
See Advertisement 10 auother Column Cut t out and
send f5r The Medicine al once
Beware O. C1crterfe.ts lmss0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

common necessaries of life. They have lost al
tbev once possessed TO make life endursble By
the Rich Mans Wa" as they plainly term tne
urj1stEsble Rebellion. Some OF these families
are composed Of Eve snd 81 young children
with no one but an enacisted disioyal mother TO
provide sustenaRce for them. Many OF these
deuded and uneduca,ed women refuse TO take
the oath Of allegiance, being too ignorant 10
comprehend the terrible results OF treason.
Nevbern, y c., Dec, 2S.
The new oath Of allegiance has been admins
tered 10 number OF rebel officers and soldiers
who have recently come into our lines 10 accept
the pardon of the President. They bring intel
ligence that large number are Ike situated
who iateud to do likewise a. the earliest oppor-
tuuity
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

And uu.formly c0nduets business IN
TIE Daost et1clent. ssrgiceaJle, anil
satl.factory naqnncr.


@7 -s g99t rlarags rll-t rr9r. Tie vision n u.
rates aud r1ies
~ ~ i --lt natter lLl r1t e-rtlal n --urs
~ l-t -i- t-e Aa-lr-fl-rt ~ th- f.rNA l--yr Is
'7-...y ri.ntslri1g integrity f9r sterling hresness
4--t-- % tie f1irre as TIE past conf-ertv ooktrg
~ ara ID greater appr ciaf.1 and urefre-ce from
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

q dry l1Ser SAYS the girls shou d not be
exempt iron conscIiptiOn, because they are &c
accustomed 20 " bare arus7
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
lxcHANGE OF PRISONERS.

The exchange OF prisoners has again stopped,
tie rebel authorities refusing further to negot.
ale aith Gen Butler on the subject, snd declin'
ing al exchanges unless our Government re-
cedes from is claims concerning the officers and
soldiers 10 negro regiments.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

SAPONIfIEK.
DIX CONCENTRATED LYE FAMILY
soap MAKER

SOAP MAKER
WAR makes high prices Saponlaer helps O. reduce
theIa. To makes pap Four cents a pound by using
our kitchen gre8s.
e. cay ton As spurious Lyes offered also, be
carel aud only bay the Patented ARTICLES put up Iron
BIAS. l others being CouHterfeits
PtNNslLvANIA SALT MANUFACTURING 90
PAlialeiphi.-No IL Walnut Street
SIN. IlLs-u---nILI -L---l mi n-laa-ae Wv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

Fifteen deserters were % DC executed IN the
various corps CD tie 25th inst.
The correspondent q the Tribune SAYS
There are large number Ct ofice<s and
men still absent from the army, and the ques-
ton Is often assed as to whether the Presidents
proclamation pardoaing deserters IS still in force.
As the limitation had expired, and popular fee
ing seems 80 strongly in favor Of auother zuues
u, il i not improbable that the President viii
be induced TO extend the time to January 9Th
This wOOid bring at leasi 10000 meu back into
the field
Advicss from the army OF the Potomac. say
that 10 retrosraie movement toward Wishing
ton l. contemplated. Lees army Is in bad con
dition; the cavalry have worn out their horses.
and ihs infsntrF need shoes aud blankets. Ii l.
not thought possible that they can make ary
f0sSsrd Increment AZ present.
The POOR Sec-sh families residing IN the yicin-
ity o. or lines are in a most piti4ble condition,
beng without fooi or money 70 purchase The
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30

Tie steamer Belle arrived here from Mem
phis this morning, und-T strong guard Sic
was seized at Memphis by the military autbori-
ties. She was charged with landing a passen-
ger at other than a military post, who was az
forwards captured with q carpet sack filed
with PERCUSSION caps Tor the Rebels. Tie per-
sons in Memphis who furnished the caps were
also arrested, and their stock taken possession
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-30
AUSIE, BLAIR

JAxEs 7. Ponrn. Secretary CT state
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-20
@iftmbabn.Mnfaa.
Neneifes hun gnffolk
@ine eaIa4t tm @anse am BLadfwater

Wew> 30 {, 10. MGrs. NaGrt6ten BON
Gufolt, ga., lauttn bnBtn, bab am Dienfus
Meraen elm bibisss @sfeGt am 8lufUater
@tatt fanp. Die II. petnf. @nUautrte uno
2 @etttpnen Der 7. MaG. 8atterte 9rifen fir
8~erI@amsunesa bes Getnbes 6rdntltn sesens
user an. 2 perl6iepene @uDalerte : Nttoden
tpurosn auf bic 8efsFieunsen sena&t, pelde
bu&RGbliG NIT Snfantert' beiptft tuaren unO
elm tSDtli9ss Teusr uuf bic nnIrisen ri6tftsn.
Der 6sinO perluGte NIT iiberlfSeher i3abl
unlere StsIuna an Der rs9ten unb linten
6lante gu GbsrfHssln, pelGest i'm ieOp6 niGt
9slanS. '' ast 81
Der Sampf mar mad ben lebten Na6rt6-
ten nod niGt besnSet, uup trufsn 8trfGrfun.
gen fir zen Ssinb Elm.
Gtne Sps3talbepslhe an bic SEEN 9orf
Simts Iast, baB no4 etnem 8eri4te DeS
@ensral Dir eines unlerer 6ubr3cuse sort
9uOlOn palfrt bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-20
mafbimatp,mt, .. 6.

~ Ml8 VtcesQ y n | Der DfteDerla1@
be III 6r. alfreb S&adiug tn Bnl9ineton
pom VfdloeHten anertannt tpOroea. I5lrsa e
ais s@ene*alz YrpfpB=M a r.
lou Wujor 8tY, tpel&sr ssssnpartia
TN &risssospartemeat aaesifslt IL, srnasHs
trerben. d M. fs.re..f. Uot3e +.
,Dteber ernannt fat Der Br1Fe
bent u.s.. @plie gum &idtsr be8 Snpreme
.@eriGts beS Dtlfritts Columbia. Der @fs
ridtstuf 1T bemna& SOultanbts mub WtrD an
Ietne @elAafte g,ben. aaa- ID 3aa 90
4qOer5 Dof nj e ft r. 6 1ep : a nj
BAT benz 8raiDenten leine @ntlaGuns etnee-
.rei6t unb i'm Safe Dielelbf ansenDmmsn pirb,
fol- Der Nbsaben-golecteur s. s. 8owen su
itinem NnGfclser ernnnnt tperben. a. a
vt TraurteerStlbfmpr aetnes
Sfft5terS.- SIN Der MtttpcG &a6t
ereisnsts ii& In benz gr. 548 9eau(sioania
NOenue teleseuen 8~QarOtnebdufe bsS 6errn
.. s. 8arrif Der traurt8e 8orfau, bae Der
lieutenant Qepis GRAHAM BON Comp. &, is.
8ernlunt Dol fG NIT einent 9etpGbnliGeu
Sepermelisr Die &eble burGI9attt. l1eber bic
C@ranbe Al bielera 16atSerlautet Ni6ts, Iobiel
aebt aus ben 3~eu9suuuSlaeen 1erpor, pab BET
0ertprbene li6 am MbenD In Ietn 3immer su-
rid3Os unb Elm i'm Ntben5tmmsr1 l9tafeuDer
@nf bur4 pos @srauid ,fineS SalIes aufge
(6rsdt purce, In Das 3tmmsr elite uno @ra=
BAN neben benz Bate am Boben lieeenb uno
tn letnem Dilute i1irtmmeno fano. Die
terbe~teerufenem Aer5te fanten gu lpdt, nm lin
~ rstten, Die Yoli3st fanO bic Sulmms bon
1854 inter BEN &cpftiiIen, iber5ablte DisItlbe
unb bepcnirte fe 3ur @ufbepabruas In einenl
tletnen GUfer. MerfwirDtser Neile, 1T oiefe
Summe wGbrenb Der 8orsGnae entmenpet
ipOrpen unb rubt, Der 0erbaht anf eiRem
junsen Manne, Namens Nfe9tau9bton, mel,
der TIM 3immfr antpelenb not unD li9 fur
etnen Berthterfatter aussab, Scfentlt6
trerpen ote t~pettsrtn l1nterluGungen 9iAt absr
otele N~ngelegenbstt bsrbrstten.
Gin 8rtgabes General II IN
$1,000 befUblen. - Sen, 8ufcrc,
tpelGtr am Mtttwo4 $1,000 In Der ;3atlmet.
fer Sffce In Balhtneten erbalten bate,
tpcate lt6 BON bort nah Der Sffce bss Sol.
8uder be9ebsn, trat jeno& auf lsinem 0eae
tn @latte's NefauratiOn an Der @fe BON -
nno Z. Strabe, nm etniee %GrfriiGunsen su
li6 3u nebmen, -WdGreno CT itt IN bas aalt.
roncmiIbe Stuotum Ginger rrOben Nuteru
oerIu4te, brauGte cine 9slGiftt 9anb pisft
@elegenbett, detne Ealhe UNI $1,000 at er.
letGtern. SUbalb Der 0arlult bsmsltt wurbe
lttB man bic 2biren ltltsBsn, unb ale Nnme'
Incen burGluAen, bod Ubne @rfol9. DAD
paren tbeure Nufern. .y sm
I Cine Unto n.Qeagut BAT i@ II
Der 8unpesbauptltapt eebttbst unb t9ren Ell
in glr. 481 9. Ctr. anfsel8lasen, mo 5eosr
pelder bieer 8srbtnbung btitretsn tutG, ittnsr
Namen etn3etAnen Tam. a as rib s ss@ aos
~ 3nfonte Se1@oie n putOe an
MtttroG Nben6 8rau &brbarDt, wabrenO Fl
Der gprteuuns In .Metropplttan 9atl bst
wObnte, atnOem elm Yiltol btr GalAe esS Sos
quito entftel unb bic Ru9el In bic 'S9ulte,
Der Grnu 8. einprang. Gin bs~rbeigerufsne,
Nr;t 3og BIZ 6usel berau8 uno bic Dam,
wurDe mad ibrer Wobnung i'm Union 9pts
estru4t. Der 9bater tpurpe serbaftet uni
inter BirsiGaft ssttat.
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Gin seanpnenbopt befd,deiat.

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3tatoepslAe BON MentpbiS la8t, baB cds &a<
.nOnenboot .Sti0icptte" bon ferr Yaaoc gap
expedition am Srsitde an Dem .3uidmmen=
Fule bes 9allabuIba unD Salabat4ie 8luneS
auf cine feinOlt6e Battsrie lfteB, unb tpdbrenb
pes ean;en 3nseS Elm lebtafteS 6euer inter
balten wuree. Gin Sdub oran9 bur9 eth
Gsnlet Des 8OOteS. tSptste 4 upp osrwunbste
Ia pen Der MdnnI6aft, Das Boot srtislt
"a S4afe, anD tpurOe erbeblt9 belddbist.
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Die 8sruesunsen Der Niratens ampf.r.-e Oti.
@ilesS binter Der ,Tloriba!"

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rtrD BON 6aSana sel4rteten, bab btt ptraten
Mlobamd, TlprtDa, unb 6arriet Sane ttnen
eemeinl@aftliAen Nnsrtf anf nnlere @a!for'
nta-D ampfer bon NSpinwaa mu&en tOOlen,
I'M lF6 tn ben BsRb btS 0Olbes gu ltbsn. W.
Oas Dampf GanCnenbCCt v5untsotue"
mar In Sep @slt tinsetrcfsn uno 6srt@tst,
bag cine ameritanilAe Bortt Int Bsgrif mar
BON Wurtintaut n~t3uiessln, TOO bic oJlOrtoo"
Heat. unc bic tOrttgen BebErctn lebtert "A
@tnnben mad Mbfabrt Der Barrie TN 6aftn
mrad6ielten. Ole 8artt lebte NOnntral
Sgtlfeg In CT. Tbpmns BON bieiem umltance
in aenntni6, wd6er ft& 1Ofrrt Tt istnsm
Tl0ggenI&tf rWunOerbilt" aufpaa4te, uut Der
g6lOrtba" ben Nes ab,uIHnttptn.