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CAPTAINS SAWYER AND FLYNN

CAPTAINS SAWYER AND FLYNN
Last Friday was the day set for the hanging
OF these two Union prisoners in Richmond in
retaliation for the very proper act of General
Burnsides in hanging the two rebel officers
caught in disguise within his hues-and there
fore liable to punishment as spies under mill.
tary law. 1t is safe to say that Capts. Sawyer
and Flynn were not hung on Friday last nor
will they be hung. As, should they be, Gen.
w. II. Lee and Capt. Winder will doubtless be
strung up at Fortress Monroe in an hour after
an order to that effect can reach there by tsie
graph.
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n u L &c E.

nj X. NJ. WILL LIAM
Departed for Europe, in the steamer America. on
the Isl b of August to buy his
FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN PARIS
He viii take great pains 10 selecting the Goods,
to be able to offer q most choice assortmentof
PARISiAN NOVELTIES
to his customers.
81 Ladies wishing for any particular article
may send their orders TO H. WILLIAM, r Cite
Trevise, PARIS; or leave them ut 336 Pennsylvania
avenue an 10 "
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PERsoSAL.-Hon. John A. Kasson has lust
returned from Europe, and is stopping at vii.
lards'. Mr.. X. represented the United States
In the recent Postal Convention held at Paris.
Judge Otto, Assistant Secretary Of the Int
rior, and Superintendent Kennedy, Of the
Census Office, are absent on q visit to Fortress
Monroe.
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TIE RECONSTRUCTION MOVEMENT |
NORTH CAROLINA

A remarkable article was published in the
Raleigh IN. C.) Standard Of the 3lst uit, adj
yocating reconstruction, from the pen OF Hon.
X. S. Donnell, ex-meInber OF Congress, and
now speaker Of the popular branch of the
North Carolina Legislature. The document
also received the approval of Gov. Vance, of
North Carolina, prior to its publication. In this
article the falsity Is hown OF the Confederate
promises that " secession should be pedceabte,"
or, In the event of war, that it should be "a
very short war" that. the Yankees would not
hght;'' that " Cotton ,cds King, and would force
recognition from Europe that "slavery should
be extended and put on basis as safe as landed
property that sail the slave States but Della
ware woeld join the Confederacy;" that Estate
soveignty should be sacredly respected" that
Stheir credit should be better than that Of any
other nation, whose prosperity and happiness
shall be the envy Of the civilized world" &c,
&c.
The writer proceeds to say that the demand of
the people OF North Carolina is tor "PEAcE,
ePxRDY Peace;" proposes q compromise upon
the terms of the amendment TO the Constitution
offered by Mr.. Corwin; an election Of members
from North Carolina to the next Congress who
are In favor Of an armistice of six months, and
in the meantime OF submitting all matters in dis.
psts 10 q convention OF delegates from al the
States, North and South, the delegates TO detected
By de people tA<msetres. in such manner as rnay
be agreed upon BY the two parties. Others there
are, he says, who desire that the people Of
North Carolina should be consulted in their
sovereign capacity through a convention; that
the Legislature should submit the question OF
s. convention or no convention. to the people,
a. was done IN February, 1854. - @ &
An these indications OF dstectioa from tue
Richmond conspiracy are terrible handwri-
tings on the wall TO the eye Of JEFF. Davis l. Co.,
who mnss, perforce. see nothing but inevitable
ruin ahead w hen the small resources Of the
Ccafederacy sre to be further and fatally di-
nntuished by the falling away Voluntarily OF
whole States from the sprinkling LEI, them by
the progress of the Union arms.
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COMMITTED TO THE CENTRAL GUARpHoUsE
Patrick Mcbride, for altering the date of q
pass to Alexandria; Joseph Wilkins and James
Williams, for stealing Government horses, and
II. L. Johnson, for selling liquor to soldiers,
were all committed to the Central q uardhouse
yesterday, by order of Capt. Todd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

ROBBERY AT GEoRGETowN.-Chas. Jett was
arrested on tuesday, by officer Harper, charged
with entering the warehouse OF II. Taylor, and
robbing the money drawer of $413. He was
committed to iail-S:g;}9 aving been found upon
b is person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

~ Among the drafted in New York yester
day was one OF the editors of the copperhead
New York Ne,cs. He will thus be made to
serve his country very much against his will.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPUBLICAN STATE CON.
VENTlON,

CHICAGO, Aug. 2o.-The Republican State
Con venlion of Wisconsin, assembled at Madi-
ison to-day and nominated j T. Lewis for
Governor, and Judge Spooner for Lieutenanr
Governor. t
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~ Clement {. Moore, l.. l.. d, author of the
Wfll-knoWn Christmas card, commencing
Twas the night before Christmas, when all
through the house, &c., recently Died at New.
port, X. l.
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a BoGCs TOM SAYERs.-Last night officer
Voss, OF the Second Ward, arrested Daniel
Turney as suspicious character. Justice
Clayton fined him Sis. Turney met with de-
tectiSe Bigiey and McDevitt and represented
himself as Tom Sayers, the prize fighter. The
detectives couldn't see it and suspecting his
honesty made a proposal to enter into sharp
operation. The Bogus Sayers took the bait,
and agreed TO participate, whereupon the de-
tectiyes signaled officer Foss who arrested him
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NAL.-Hon. Schuyler CoiIax, of Ind
was among the visitors At the Presidential
Mansion yesterday. He leaves for the West
to-day.
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COUNCIL OF THE CaPPERHEADs.-Ferna
Wood was in Boston on Tuesday en- route TO
Canada, where it is said he is to meet Vallan-
digham aud other exil-d copperheads who
have "leit their country for their country's
GOOD. " for the purpose of holding council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

d MAYORS OFFICE, August 10, 1855
Il PROPOSALS Will be received at this office until
IL o'clock m. Monday, the oath day OF August, for
trimming grading and graveling B street north
from 9Th to 18th street vest the gravel to be
nine inches thick in the center, tapering to four
inches at the gutter line aud to be Of quality APP
proved by the Commissioner sad Assistant Com
iasioners; the grave to be we'll raked of al stone
of improper size, and well rolled with . heavy
roller.
Bidders will state the prica per cubic yard for
trimming and grazing, and per square yard for
Sravelibg.
No part of ths appropriation Will be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate of the Com
missioner and Assistant Commissioners that Il q
work has been properly executed.
f. B. DORSETE,
Com missioner First Ward
THOMAS s. GAIT, Assistant
VIM RUTHERFORD,
Commissioner Secops Ward
j. McCLELLAED, Assistant
JOHN L. GARNER,
Com missioner Third Ward
THOMAS FAY, Assistant
VIM DOUGLAS.
Commissioner Fourth Ward.
AZ Mtd GEORGE PARKER, Assistant.
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NAVAL, CAPTTRF5


The commanding officer of the Z. s. bari.
:. II ult., IN the Saniber river, OF the British
sca oneT ieorcia, of about Ave tons burthen.
OF Nassau, y. z. She was deserted, and had
neisht- cargo or papers of any kind.
Thr I. :. s'esmer De Soto captu red the Lady
Maria on the Gfh ult., III III" Gulf of Mexico
ST" vas cleared from 81, Marks for Havana
ard y as laden with co,ton-iui bales.
The bOats OF the L. :. stea;nar Fort Henry
brought into Cedar Keys, Fla, on the 10th ult,
- bales OF cotton. captured on the TT ult.. in
Wscaasassa river; also, eight contrabands. The
rebels burned 1aO bales oil cotton to prevent its
capture.
The commander OF the steamer Hendrick
Hudson informs the department Iii letter
dated Jnly 80, that while on a cruise, he found
en- the beach in the vicinity of Cape San Bias,
l2cS bales of cotton, all of which he succeed
ed in forwardin to Key West.
COMMITTED To TUE OLD CAPITOL.
Andrew Cridlin, George Dodd, and Lewis
Crismsn. company f, 18th Virgins Cavalry,
taken by Col. Wells as prisoners of war, were
committed to the Old Capitol, yesterday, by
order of Provost Marshal Todd. Sam' Ander.
son, Surgeon 4th Kentucky Cavalry; John p.
Talbot, Surgeon 1st Kentucky Mounted Rifles,
Chss W. Price, Chaplain, sth Kentucky Cav
airy; and L. S. Hunter, Chaplain, Sd Kentucky
Cavalry, sent here from Camp Chase as non
combatants, were also committed.
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S-The steamship Sidon, of Cape Race, fur
nishes foreign news to the 18th inst 1t was
rumored that additional British troops were to
be sent to Canada in consequence OF recent me-
nacins news from the United States. The Lon
don Times proposes that France shall be the
ea's-paW to pull the chestnuts ont Of the fire,
by forming an offensive and defensive alliance
with the Rebels whilst England maintains
sabsolute neutrality" 1t was generally beliey
ed that Prince Macmillan would accept the
Mexican throne. The Polish question remains
unchanged.
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CnMMIrIED no THE Old CAPITOL.
~. sNkEIIsoNERs.

soldiers, were before Captain Todd yesterday
afternoon, and by his order committed to the
Old Capitol They were sent from Centre vile.
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BvJ. Q. Mod IRE co. Auetionsers
EXulLLENT HOUSEHOLD FUPNITURE AT
August 9Th, comm ncns at 10 cloe! We shs seu
At the reiidenee ola lsdy removing ON the city,
No. 336 New York avenue, between 9Th A nd IfSfss
sts., . general assortment Of How sshoid and
Kitchen Eprniture; name in part IS -.
walnut Hair Cloth sofas, Arm Chairs. and sids
Walnut Plush Covered Arm Chairs and Rocksr,
Gothic and Cane Seat Reception Chairs
Walnut Marble top Side and Center Tables
Mirrors, Window Shades, Mantei Ornaments
Jenny Lind French and Gotta &c Bsdstssds
Marble. top and Plain Blu reaua
Wardrobes, Marble-top aud other Washstauds
Feather Bee q, holsters. and Pillows
Hair. Husk, and Cotton Top Mattresses
Bedding, &o., TO-. .
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Canton Mating. Stair Oii-cloth and Linen
Radiator and Parlor Stoves
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Rsquisitea.
au 20 ]. @. MoG UIRH b CO., Aucts
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE DRAfT.-Fron twelve to half past two
o'clock to-day the Board Of Enrolment had
passed upon the following cases:
James Monahan. furnished substitute-Bar.
j. W Martinsley, furnished substitute
Charles Hays.
Christ: McDermott. furnished substitute
VIM. J. Bennett.
Daniel O'Leary, alien.
James Green, disability.
]. M. Heating, furnished substituted M.
Smith. -
Chss Mathaides, enormously enrolled.
VIM ). Kelly, under age.
A. Hoover, over age
Rodgers.
James Kahoe, disability
Armistsd Jackson, tcolored., accepted.
Robert Ware, (coioTed,) accepted
James Wright, alien
T.. H. Petit, disability.
William Dennison, over age.
John Jamison, furnished substituted
Brown.
John Burtis, over age.
X. W. Hays, disability.
John Happ, paid Communication money.
Joseph Topping, accepted.
Barney Bombray, colofed, accepted.
q. A. Schenig, two members OF family in SER
vice.
Chas. Lusby. disability
John j. Hunter, under age
Isaac Thompson, enormously enrolled
McGill. 80 -
Rich. H. Lee, over age.
VIM. Bailey, over age.
Alex. Roche, in service Sd March
James Haynes, only support of widow
Emanuel Thompson, under age
VIM. Brown, disability.
Henry Rupert, furnished substitute-Ed.
ward Graham.
Geo. J. Huddon, alien.
There has been seventy six cases before
the Board to-day of which forty-ssven were
exempted from vari US causes, and eleven COL
ored men and one white accepted, with i've
colored and twelve white substitutes, maxim 2
twenty-nine soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-20

1 ~From Shillington, .Odeon Building, we
have the following budget OF fresh reading
" Peterson's National Magazine" and the Con
tinental Monthly for September; and San
nette, or the Lady of the Pearls, I" published by
Peterson & Brothers, philadelphia, the much
talked Of last novelette, by Dumas, 1.-THE younger)
author OF sUamifle"
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ByJ C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct.opeers.
H9nsx AMP I9F Fes
Of 5 deed of trust bearing dsie on tee ssth dayo
81 @ and tas land records
Lher j. A 9 No. ls7, folio. 3t2 e seq we shall
OF ii aae in s
ington. known and described on the plan plot of
OF
fourteen (l4l feet from the dividing line between
f and With s as
sSs snt s o shs ssaoe 5eas 81
dsJ feet. thence west ninety seven Ss7i feet. to
place of beginning. with impprovement consisting
Terms: One third cash, and the remainder in
equal payments Of six tel and twelve I'D moaths
payments to beecured By deed Of trust on the prop
erty and if the terms are not fully complied With
VIII resell the property At the risk and expense Of
the dsf..itng purchase on one weeks no.es TN N
'''' . ''' j 4 ssSgatb, NN5gpDLEros,
Trustees Pheps ssiIdiRs A' co hO.;.
EoR sALE-A sKILEToN HueaY, aud HAR-
u d III Join Coach Pa
bet 18th and ssth streets, where the carriage can
be seen. an 90 -.
CAN BUTTIR DEfoT.
NOTICE sUTL ERs.
Fresh Butter in one pound cans. put up in Cases
:, For sale by r,,u,ow
an h g.. $50 Eighth 81, near Pa. ave.
nIssOLUTIoN OF cor ARrHIRsHIP.
ass
s ss u 81. yn p.1
An debts due BY the hrm vii b HSiNa, 3 wsP.
NICK eden. " Y. rATT4HSOH.
Washington, Angus. 8. lsss:: :. A'A - is.s..
N s. SssF 4 t ss. s, ss,
McndaY, ths oath Of August 9o,cloek m, for trim
and g .rs. se rs tss west. N
Be nine ineSss thick IN the csntr tsPernx to four
ssS:: s IS md "a z & Ss
stone ofimpropsr size, ana wsa relied With heavy
yBiddsrs will state the price per eubie yard for
trimming and grading, and Der square yard for
H 10 part of the appropriation win be paid tAs
ne S &: &.
work has been proSsriy sxscuteda no..w.
Oommissionsr Fret We'd.
"a kkoFr.'
"a - dtd tIntel. .ChfOn. 4 ksrun.l
AAroIs OFFICE. Ansuas %, Isss.
aos s S s.s = se,s s.s
!: !: n: H.: ;::s
% foar inekss at the gutter line, and 10 be OF .
mt Ccrmissionsrs. the gravel 20 b ven raksd OF
III stone OF improper sizs, and we'll relied vitaA
Bsdaess win state the priee psr cubic yasd fsr
sradIng and per square yard ior grayslins.
contractor except pom the certificate Of the COM
missionsf and AssiataAt Comnilssioasgs thAt tAS
-ss< has ssss 'f'sssl1 ss's'Ss.ak poss.rr.
IS sfsaIi;1is' sS aiis ~
Asslataat Osaaissleaers,
- $3.50 &c 9Ss a II -
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-Yesterday, Ser
geant Reed arrested Adolph Robe, charged by
r. Badenbender with stealing between 500 and
$50 in notes OF various denominations and
banks. Upon searching him, $50 were foand
on his person. Mr.. Badenbender ideatified
several notes as his property. The balance of
the money found was suspicious, and one So
note was known to be counterfeit. A card,
having on il the number of Mr.. Badenbenders
watch, a2,7i0, was found in Robes possession.
He was sent 10 Jail for court by Justice Clark
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- Small Currency, 3 new and very convenient
article. For sale by
PHILIP 4 sOLOMONs,
320
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NBW HOkK KATxs-J o ULOOK Z. II.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 107; 1905, 10.; New Cap-
tificates Of Indebtedness, COX; Gold. ,2ly: n.
Y. Central R.R., l3ik; Erie R.R., i20x; Mich
igan Southern, 100; Alton and Terrahauts, ST.
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SELLING A PAss.-A few days since Henry
1redell was arrested for attempting to smugrie
$50 bottles Of whisky across the river on a pass
issued in the name of w. H. Calhoun OF George
town, whose name he assumed, and he was
fact was published, and Calhoun went to the
cuardhouse to see how his name got in the pa :
pers. Iredell was brought down and still
claimed the name of Calhoun, sticking to the
statement very tenacionsly, but when Calhoun
stepped up and accosted him, he owned up and
acknowledged that he was to deliver the Ito uor
to the sutler OF the New York Goth, John Bres-
lin. Calhoun stated that the pass was his and
that he had lent il to Iredell, and he was al
lowed to depart, but this morning il turned up
that Calhoun had sold the pass to Iredell, re-
ceiying SO for it, and he was arrested and
placed in the guardhouse. Breslin has since
been arrested
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Retaliation.

ORDER OF GENERAL HALLECK-rHE CASES OF
CAPTAINS SAWYER AND FLYNN.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Erening Post says the following is the
language of Major General Halieck to the agen,
for the exchange OF prisoners:
alt is directed that Immediately on receiving
official or other authentic information of the
execution OF Captain Sawyer and Captain
Flynn, you will proceed to hang w. H. Lee
and the other rebel officer designated, as herein
above directed. and that you notify Rober,
Guild, Esq, OF said proceedings, and assure
him that the Government Of the United States
will proceed to retaliate tor every similar bar
barous violation OF the, laws, of civilized war.
fare
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CEEpIT.-The Republican complains that the
Star and oher papers did not credit 1t with
extracts from the Chattanooga Rebel concern
ing the siege of Charleston. it.#
1t is matter of almost daily experience
with us that our summaries of news FROM
rebel papers, prepared by us with consider
able labor, are copied by our contemporaries
tand not nnfrequentiy by the Republican, itself,
If we remember aright,) without any credit
whatever.
But we have never thought OF making any
complaint about the matter, and certainly
should not when the information SO used was
"received by Government
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rAME TO TIE 1ARM OF THE LATE THOS.
- Carbery, deeeased, on seventh street Turn
dark red and white COW: aboat years old, with
the letter On her right shoulder. The owner
will come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take her away JAS. NJ. HALPIN,
au 9-1ts Manner,
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AT PRIVATE sALl BY

rLorYING, Of all descri ptions, at remark .bfy
y low %. -s, a: SMITHS, 40 SEVENTH q. jyit
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mid nit 9lrttsfeiten urb 8etbeurunoen DDn
Dantbarfeit unb TreuubIdaft Idjter III err
oraden. Sa, i'd 9eiteb' es pffen, Gr&ulein
WtalWine bate in mir fGbne 6pfnunoen
erwedt bic i'd fteilt6 Ie6r oebetm belt.
Sle un6 ibr 8dter hatten ittQn6en WiuF
fallen laflen, tpie fte 1t9 beeifern wi1ben,
mid Elm S4laraffenleben fiibren au laIIen.
tdni' td gum Sdntenfelt bierber! SEA,
streuno, itb ba@te alIp mir in Nialpinen Elm
2SeIb4en gu 9etrinnen, unb fam bierber. Du
etlnnerf Did nod, pie i8 Did I'M ben
Namen unb bic 6anltlie Detner 1ti(l an9es
beteten Sun9fer @Blinser fra9te. Offen
9el19t, e8 9eI6a9 bama(8 ntGt pbne eine
Stesung ocn @iferludt, unb bod ibwonb
oteie, olS tG nlerfte, tnie lie nit mir nno Dir
fcfettirt bate. Du fab i6 @(pt6iloen unb
erfannte I'M 9lu inftinftndBig i6ren ipabren
gSertb. mas gar feine Gunlt in, benn an
pem 0fdb4en iit fetn 3iitteIden Jal16 ; e8
mtGl ntdt ol8 mebr erIAeinen, benn mas e8
TT, uno auf ibrem ebrIiGen @eltGtden unb
tn ben trenen Gn9en lie8t bic 8an3e Seele
Offen ba. Weir warb gang beib um8 Ser5,
unb t1 muBte bon ibr reoen, ,tluBte meinen
@efablen fiir iie 9e9en Nnpere 2uft MAIDEN +;
On ioQtelt iIe iebet, fennen Ierneu, mir
tbren Bertb BE itdtt9en.
Irmer Treuno! pnb iA ndbnte Ou ipolleft
nlt4 hnr9 iie BON Walminen lo8reiBen fie(
tbm Raul nit ber3nAeu1 8ebaaern tn'8
Wrrt; 0n bait ben WOlf ieitf 3u benz
9anlnls 9efabrt!
Sti1e bappu, 9 uberber3! e8 bal 10 foms
men Iollen, nnb Glotbi(Den8 6er5 fat ia
entiAteben!
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&lr eSubnfEn u

Wttgeb 6e8 f6nielien GpQeem6 Q8untir3te tn 2Dn-
bon, 6rabrter ene8 Der erer neb3tRfen GDuegen Ger
@er Staaten ter ben 8r6etn &He etnc8 2eben9 in ben
SePit1ern rpn 2pappa, part8 96abeIpbia uo anberen
StGtten 3getrat bat ea9e Der pUnbetbarfen Seungen
bolenbet BON teuen bic GeGGte her Wteoi3in etB n-
5dbltge 2eitenbe tie Slnaleu NerpBitd unb aberen
rauae au iebr erreden bic su pit errbbe gertneen
6letntefetten H. f. 10. purcen auaenbltdltd Geteilt.
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.. l.Iral1 I. Yl1e.I Is1ln.

pter Go4e, nele m u oerfetratDe teabitdtt9en unb t
pbpif@er S3wde peer enc5 oAoeren Qinbe nte8 teuBt
ftnS, patet nnpera8lid Or. SoNNtpn su iabe ;iteu.
gle 5eerniiie 9egea bic @be pGHGe pber eeth9e 3ers
tttnne, GeSbartst ber 9ie OeI 3tert NIB Gdwd6e pber
s f9Hpun0 ber freflt@ien Dirt perben itneI turirt.
Ocrjeni8e melsr t her 8eNdnbluno ,nb itrIpree bpn
Or. pbnipn pniereh fam ibnt, ais etnem &trenranne
g9n Sur6t m ateertrauen un0 ncerfli auf teine drst
Hide @e1GiGlidfeit nerlner.
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Dr. Sp5nfrn III tcr cin;i9e regemaBt8 8ettltett Nrjt
el6er bic 9elung gspien Sranbstien en3eet Gene
Wttte unb 8eBa1suu8 iu0 ellen Anleren adnSltd unbe
tann @r lit beranee6tet bon einem 2eben. pelGe8 ct In
ben GrDBtsn Sppit1ern @urppaS unb eem een oee8 2a
be8 ;ubrat6te, n1mltd England 4rantre) nne IN rem
BlC&les @btIdbelpbtd bat etne 5ebeb-
tere YrdriS ais d[e anberet MerSte ber 9Det.
Der weer i6 ber Yese beS Or. Spbnfpn autetnt etbt
taun fe oerraue1 au ne @bre ais Maun nab etne &C.
I6idltdfettal ale %rst.
0t5- Office, SO. g iibs Gte6ett&ftaBsr Itafet
Sanb bon 9altimorefrn neben ber ,,arbeiterbaGs."
6amttrantbetten tperben lGneG eebetIt.
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@efa6glt6e &ranfheit.

gBenn ber irre8elsttete unfGu9e Singing a8nbet tas
ct ben Setnt oier imer3baften &rantFei tn dugeupm
fubl pter Die Burt opr &Htbetun3 i'm atdredt tt an
ere su renbe auf pe1e Tcl8e tbrsr @r5ebuna unb
Wartet 70 lanee sis Die Spmptpne bc8 redIien s6sls
pte g. etn nit @ei6w4 Ell entiinteee sails, ene bpe
@ae S9mer5 I'm Scpfe unS TT ben @lcern, Mtnabme hes
getdS, 8aubbet Nusp die Der Sdut, &npen ben Sr-
nb Grnter nuen i'm GeIGte unb an ben Grtrentita.
ten m 3egen, no fann bieie ebe1 nit etner &recltGen
bte &annpen einfn9en3 has Spr br frd earen &rant-
bet et @eeenanb te5 gheio8 w:rb unb ber Tpb etnen
l@reGltden 3etoe Sn6ur Elm Gnbe madt baB ttn mad
enem ganee qru8t ron tetn Getiente 3rdtetrt
Us tt ene rGuree 8fG,Iafe, baB Tauenbe belsr rr6t
Barren Sranbeit sum Opter aQen in 8plse Der lln8e
tt0te unptenfer prabler Tehe burd Mnreubun9 jeaeS
toeen tte8 beS eytur8 ote Gpniutipn berrtdten unb
ben Ne bes SefenS IN Elm elenbes Daien perpauben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-16

bebefen ta6 etn een6er @e Gin 9enber &Brrer bic
npt9menct9fen @rforberntie 5ur eteIfn deltgfet
o a, EEne tieie prb te ee ee8 Qeb5n8 CUR tuurtsen
9tl9ertabrt Die Nu8itten be8 gebn8 oefiutern d i6
LID uno bic eele W;r0 ergren ppn ge3mciIug un6
lan6ptibcr Sern6tun8e cn6 un5 bic Breuten, tcelde
M6eere 9enieBen. oe5megert in6
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-16

G8 gitt plelc nnmtfces unb unbe6ertense Quadiaber
welde M ais &er5te aue9eten uro Or. lcbnpnS @Iutin
bigagen cppilen. Gdubder Gtteelwt6ier &umpenpusei
2eben anatt ber blen 2Gtien4aft ter .ebi5 Gem nte
brighten &ernfe wbmeten, lid jest le9eimaBt9 gebbett
ben fD aibrdn0eu tie @eiunctet Wler, rtGGe ur9IGl
6er gBeiie tn tGre 9Gnbe fcme 9eytn96dsen lo rlnt
&r Spbnitpn Bilt e. bsBbalb fir nptbmenbi8 5n
tannt nc ea tne Se3lapb8nngcn p6er &pi0me beanRtG
IN lener Sltice leGen.
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@etRta.

Die ftredbtfen g8rtunSen te8 2aiter8 ub iebr 3u r
ten 3erluf bes @ebd6tne8, &erprrun9 Der Sheen, Ge-
br6tftt ber Geiestrafte b5ie Mtnunoe Ntneeuno tpr
Der @eeaiddft guct rad @inlamteie Mtstranen 9eBen
I'D itlbf. 8Rrdamtet I. w. itnp etnt8e Der iltmaIen
Tploe