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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23
Highly Important from North Car.
Ollna-II0n. William a. Graham
Out for the Union.

Highly Important from North Car.
Olina-lI0n. William A. Graham
Out for the Union.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press at Newbern. N. c.. writes as fol-
lows:
NEwBERN. N. c., June 80.
An elaborate article appeared in the
Raleigh Standard on the 23d, believed
to be from the pen of Hon. w. A. Grs-
ham, denying the right of secession from
the Federal Union, affirming the right
of coercion by the Federal Government,
disclaiming against the propriety and
any Just cause for the pending assaults
against the Union. and strongly asserting
the right of any State to withdraw ii
will from the Confederate States.
The wife and little daughter of Charles
Henry Foster were intercepted last week
near Windsor, Berthe County, N. c.,
while endesvoring to reach the Union
lines. by . company of Georgia cavalry,
and refused permission to proceed. The
people of the county we're greatly exas.
perated at the outrage. and q strong
Confederate guard was placed around the
house in which Mrs. Foster was impris.
oned. On Thursday Mrs. Foster was
compelled to return to her home in Mur.
freesboro. N. c.
The Raleigh Standard Of the 23d f.
vors Convention of al the States to
procure peace either by reconstruction oil
the Union or BY . peacesble separation.
The Rev. r. j. Graves. Of Hillsboro,
N. c.. who was arrested last autumn on
the charge Of treason to the Confederscy.
has just been discharged through the ef.
forts Of the Hon. W. A. Graham. The
Raleigh Standard congrstulstes the peo-
pie upon the result. snd republishes. with
approving commests. the article made
the pretext for his arrest.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

~ Vallsndigham has issued an ad-
dress to the Ohio Democracy. from Can
ada, accepting the nomination for Gov
ernor. II by some strange chance he
should be elected, we wonder whether be
would send his Inaugural Address from
Canada,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

! CRoPs.-We continue to receive glo.
rious reports Of crops. from every part Of
Northern Kansas. The like was never
before known. Crops of every kind arc
now considered made. and out of danger.
We have had just enough rain, just at
the right time, and properly distributed
through the season. The Fall wheat " as
splendid. The harvest of Spring whsa.
10 finishing. and turns out well. The
oats harvest is now in progress, and such
. crop was never before known in Kan
sas. From appearances. the potato crop
viii extend Ill the way down, until i,
comes to water or rock. Corn promises
such heavy yield, that farmers no Ion.
ger endeavor to estimate what it will be
per acre. This will be truly . year ol
jubilee for Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23
The Newh

Nothing from Lees army. sxespt that
It is supposed to be still in the Sbensn-
dosh Valley. Mesds's army is said to
Be also in Virginia. but news concerning
it b contraband.
The riot in New York has been quslled
The President has refused to discontinu.
ths draft in that city. saying that sine,
The rioters have shown their hand. it il
moro imperative than ever that the drsf
Shall Be carried out in that city, % vel
- in every loyal State.
The last reports from Charleston, rep
resent the 6gbt as raging furiously, boil
land and naval forces being engaged
No psticulars.
jackson. Mississippi. is in Fedora
hands, Johnston's army having fled pre-
cipitstsly on the night Of the 10th. Hi
troops are said to be almost perishinf
from heat, and from lack of water.
Nothing from Rosecrans, for . wesl
past. There is . rumor that the rebel
have evscuated Chattanooga, but it need
confirmation.
Last accounts, stated that the Fedora
feet on james River was bombsrdint
Fort Darling.
John Morsan's forces have been "hived'
ct last, In Meigs and Vinton Counties
Ohio. They have lost all their artillery
many Of the men have been drowned BY
the gun-bosts. in attempting to cross th
Ohio between two and TIRES thoussnt
have been captured BY Federal cavalry
including Basil Duke and Morgan
brother Dick; and Morgan himself, hsv
ing basely deserted his men, is hiding il
the hills, with small squsd of offollowers
liable to b caught at any moment.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

\ ~ After The war, the Olaths Mirror
is to be msde what Il was before the 70.
bsllioa-ths largest and best paper in
Ksnsss. This 10 relisbls. for Francis
says il himself.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

w The Union men of Holt County
will hold q mass meeting at Oregon. on
Saturday, the 25th inst, to ienounce the
tinkering" Emancipation ordinance Of
the late Convention.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

~ There has been such . succession
Of nsws that makes . Union heart
"tAesb," and "beand," and "lsap."
(ia he language Of the papers, J that ws
have rssortsd 70 treatment for paipitasion
Of ths hsssk
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

iV~ Since the recent proceedings in
Andrew County. We learn thst rebels and
sympathizers in Holt have been taken
with sudden emigration fever. They
are skedaddling in every direction-in
some instances, with Union boys Close
on their heels. Some arc selling fine
farms at very low figures. and leaving
the country for "keeps."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

: ~ The St. Joseph Herald and News
are having an interesting critical fight on
the question Of bad grammar. Their
editorials on the subject are sad examples
of false syntax.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

USE CAurlos.-Is calling for that ex
cellent Saleratus. DeLsnd & Co.'s Chem
zeal. be surs you get what you call for
as in consequence Of its success there arr
many limitations in the market. 1t il
better than Sods. For sale BY all whole
sale grocers in Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

~ The Sac and Fox lands, west Of
this place. which arc to bs sold under
treaty. are now being surveyed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

Z ~ dsyor Anthony, of Lesvenworth,
the other dsy sent . couple Of Ewine's
Detectives away with 6sas in their ears.
Their principal object seemed to b to
kidlap negroes. Ewing has since placed
Ksnsas under martial law, which brings
tie civil authorities under his thumb.
We presume il Is IN on account Of "the
spirit Of liberty I revere"
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A Eact!

We want good, stout boy, Of IL to IL years
Of age. to learn the printing business, immedi-
stely. A boy We mean, not . esl; and We
want him 70 come, not to tall about It. 1t will
be no disadvantage TO him, to know bow to read
and write.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

% An agricultural paper has an ar
ticle entitled "Ventilating Haystacks. :"
John Francis ventilated one, the time
Quantrell was after him
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

n The Grasshopper Falls Jefferson.
ian Is savage on Ssutrelle," and ssys
the people viii not let the matter rest
until the original name of their town 10
restored. We thought, ct the time the
change was made, that the people would
be sick Of it before the next meeting Of
the Legislature.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

~ The last Topeka Tribune comes
to n enclosing good-sized piscs Of rcd
tape. Since Cummings has become May.
or, does be end much uss for the srticls?
Or. n it the last remnant Of his late
military position ::on Gov. Robinsoa's
staff
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

% Sam. Wood is . candidate to re-
present Morris County in the next Legis-
lature. He thinks there will be an cleo
tion for United States Senator, next
Winter, and wants to vote for Jim Lane.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

We stated yesterday that the capture
of Port Hudson cut the Confederacy in
twain. By an examination of the area
of the rebel dominions east and west of
the Mississippi. it will be seen that the
Confederate territory is cut square in two.
The figures are - follows:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

~ Over 5000 rebel officers are now
prisoners in Federal hands. Quite nice
lot upon whom to play the game Of re-
taliation with JEFF. Davis.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

~ Schiller Is now writing for The
Lesvenworth Bulletin.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

rebel Indians out Of their nation, join arms mn
the United States, in the present struggle. ana
sign new treaty Of smisy and friendship
necessary. ~.
u A CHANGE BOT NO Dn1EaEsef-Ihsno no.
tori,us bore who fsquents editors omees' a0o
axis the question. "What 10 the condition
The country today r. is believed TO ha''
changed bis base. He nov asks. "Whss
the aspeet Of A.nss thia norninsf-S' L.
Ped. ~ .q.-. ~..t-a- .
q A wealthy Frspehman, In Naples. recent
y committed suicide By cutting Oh bic ne'
viii Euiliosiss Of bic own eontsivanes. 'n'e'
he had erected In his own apartments. HsrS
seauy behsadsd. and his head in basket.
u The passenger cars on the Albany ~.
Suaqushanna Railread, DOW building. ars sse'
to have an especial apartment fer light o's
gage, feature which will. 10 doebs' ps'"
highly popslAs viii trasslersL n.
q Vanily Fsie n.y., at tbe psessns nesen''
intact, thsss ~ busive ssstrucsioas V ne ~
navipasa Of ths llssisippi nss. oos -
these = ~ Ceasedsnss sny, Ne ssss u "'
Federal. ~
q 1xrE,vn1os.- The usually well u
formed eozssposdeis oftbe Nes Yosk Con
nereisl Advertise sys there b les dsnsa
nov. thsu ever, of istsrvensisa.
|. n Dy Tie end of the present campaign. sc
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Scr ,arieo 4. eauo,Ubo SUuntp.

@tneimmatt, IS. Nlat. Dir @asette
BAT NaGrtGten aus @barleStcpn, 3d., baktn
Iautsnb, paB unlete Stdsts 3wtlaen 8alttsb
Hnb JayetteptIe am IT. ltm8in9elt un6 6is
auf etntt @ann Der sntl&Iapfte, Sefansta
trurben. s-aa sa easeRs oss ap geahfne 'i14
GVrpgfensefe6te bauetteh Biz gum 10. an
DsI&em Gage unlere Ytdets etnsetrtt6en MUIR
ben. Der SetnO 8rif batn unitre BON Vol.
Bttte befeblt9ten Sruppen an oas @effft
oatsrte Bic gum anbern Gage, pDOann Der
6etnb f9 smriidsOg. Wan glaubt, oaB es blOb
Snetn Waneuper bon Setten OeS 8etmOss
paren, uni letne SperattCnen uuf etnsm an
beren Ylase gu perceden. Mtr 9attsn l Sob
ten unb 8 Uerwua6ete. Die Hebeaentruppen
inter @Csltn, SmbOoen unO @dtsr warsu su
3etDtSbure. s8 '.ata daa fl5 r9
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GINS Ne,n GIneu,

Der GtHmCnb @ramtntr pom %. 3tpttftlt
ntbt bnran, e0b bic GntlGetbuue Der @dms
payne BON 1868 btnnen IA Sagen ltatlfiapsn
tptrb. gEenn aud bic @OnfUpsrtrten bteltGams
payne septnnen ptrb Der Rris9 oennO6 midi
entl&teDen fetn. Denn unIere (ste lIblihen)
Baftn Nuss ssptnntu, mas 80 getptnnen III,
fam benz armsn 9anbe bod tetne GrletGtes
rnng DerlGaft UerOen, bic Nrmee wte bas
Sans werpen fOrtfabren mdGen, G~nt6ebrungeu
5u ertragen. ase -''@l.-s ~ 4e
Der Gramtner, pel9er OurGduS tetn tnlpt>
rtrtes SIntt III, fAetnt NIT elmer SFsnfps
bsrpOrtrsten ia pollen. Ntr elaubsn baB 6tea
benz Sen. Scooter un6 Gstner Wrhnse nu eeIe-
gen EOmuten tpHrbe. r. ig 'a-s
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0ie c~apituIatisn bes Gel. etraiaOt.

Cincinnati 25. W1ot. Cine Sps<
stalOepsfGe u Columbus, SbtU, au ben
p@6mmerriaI" fagt; Die tsbt bter beTAOlt@en
WittsIteber bes 3. ObtU Tegts. tbetten sUl'
fGnbtse Details iber Die @efausennabme bes
Sol. Stratsbt unb letner 2sute In Der Ndbe
BON Stone, Ga, NIT. sic iaeen Die @apttu,
lattUn let 9ere8tferttSt nnb HnsermttOltG &C.
tUslen, tnotm ber 8etno etne neutrality-suspicious.
POpttUn nit GROCER ueterma9t beirbt eebGbt
babe, - Ia. at rr-.sl.L
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Die farbisem gtesimemter Don @eaGa0uetts.i

8Dfpn, 25. Wlat. Das 81. 0arbise)
0~tafaGmfetts Neetment gebt am DOnnertug
In benz Dampfrr De WeelO9" mad Dort
NcSal ob. g ii uaa,a q 1s 2 5apsf24
DaB So. Garbtse), tpel9es lih ieBt bilbet,
bat unee1d6r 800 Niann unb perms6rt f&
raid. Der @ruSernsner BON ObtU BAT an ben
BON MnfaHuIettS bns GtIuatn 9egeat, bae
cine StrbdltniBmaBtee Gnsa6l SIf3iere BON
ObtU flr pieies Ste9tmeut ernannt perSen, ba
ObtO Stele 9ertt gu bteltm Gestment ge9eut
BAT un0 in ieteut Stante ~fortwdbrenb bafar
retruttrt tpirb. H. 5ea9 naa $50 s.taf5 r-alas
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gelehta meItrr.s BON @iSsbura.

DafAtnstUn, 26. Mai, Nbenbs, 9ett
10 llbr MtenOs fIn6 tetne ipetteren DspelGfn
bon @tdsbarS an Sen YrdTbentfn eIngetrofen.
Wtan elaubt bier ut6t, bag Sen. Grant fiir3-
LID NdArtAttn be3iSlia Der BON ibm UOr3u.
nebmsnOen 8eipe9unssn an bas @Ou0srne>
msnt 9s1anbt BAT.
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gv6tehes BON europa.

9atffar, 26. Nat. Der Dampfer
GurOpe brtn9t pas Neaete pia QaetnstOUn.
Die fnnn3iele Operation hsr IsBten @sGe
6efanO tn Der Grrt9tung elmer GCmpasnte In
3cnbun, pel6e nit bem CREDIT . MObtlter In
Daris 3u(ammenipirten ptrb. .g,
Der amertf. &rtt9Sbampfer DsOmins tttb
auf etnen 6ellen in SmalOp Safsn unb erlttt
cine 8tiHGbtsnng ben $4,000.
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i@mibt, s.; Sttiassr, @bus ; 0ftIe, @G;
Stsman, Sfnrp Il Streb. Deter 8iiel, N;
Sdsner, g; 3etlert SSctn; s3abr,' ISM 6;
GUNNER & NObenteb.sn 9H .o}s
~ 80 S,s, ,.3aa' q oIISateaitfs. ,
gOrman. . 81 yeai; 9tlbsrt, Sonat6an
a5ie O. ''''' 5taOtrat6. "a a''a''
&rFer 3wetgs- Gtue Gommtlfon
esr StabtI NssIlfratur be|att9te, bah 1867
Etdets an Die 6amtlten bon Solpaten Der eth.
3elnsn Marplanb Restmenter In 8straae oonr
$14,OOO atl8asbcben tpurben, mnb bo6 Elm
Sfitanb bon $4,000 psrblteba drama
Die Il lplatten gu @unltsR BON S. Npgers
Y SonS tpuroe Gufserufen unb engenOmmen.
Oes8letGtn Der 8eldiugs tpel5egs Dem 6errn
pod BITE GrrtGtune etnes StaIeS atfattet. q
Die Nnrutilung rDf 5000 fir T6Sbtuna
ben 5unbsn 3tpurOt palirt Der 8e6Iub
tpe8en Der Seier oeS & Suit Dom q. 3retqe
paroe ut&t senebmi9t. ar'a.
Gtne Neioluttpn, aegen Dts DetltiDn Der
5ad Iretber, tpel@t ttine Mumrner an t6ren
5uten tra9eu tpUuen, Uuroe palirt. - Gin
SeIaluB benz 6rn. @eOree 9. 3immsrmann
Die Grrt@tuns eines 9taterfenltets 3useftattsu
Tpur6e au8enOmmen. ssi suyu
3wetter Swetg. - Gin 8ert6t be.
5lt9ltG Der qetttiUn Der Nprb Ueft. 8trsinta
GtIfnbn4n @sfllaat ipurbe DsrIriea uu0 auf
BET, Slid eeleet. a Sskg IL Z az
Gtne Oteioluti0n turt1t bic 8llte BON 81.
Smtt9, tbm ote &rrtdtuas elmer RoGt Sci
Gabrtt gu Seitatten,, 6etriTt. paltrte. - Cine
HslOlutton, ban Staet Collector su befra9su
NIT reI6srn 8eGt er bte 9on0rtrung BON auf
lin afsaafbenen Intpetlunseu, Ssrtpetsert, tpurte
P@l1TA ggt S. az.
Gtn 0tapport, paI@er ben Stabt GUmmt1ar
o'1tortfrt, 8etptfs GtraBeH 5u pFafera UurOe
Nerle(en. &gE99s AN-tl02
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g~snpeuttOm Der Wew QIOrf eeaoueu,

utica, &c. Mat. Die GunUeuttOn Der
Unions 9e9uen btelt beute stne 5tbuns al u.
bel9lCB, bas Commencement ntt9t aaeln nit
alien Mttteln gu unterRaben, lOnOeru aud su
ertl6rsn, baB man nit militatrilGen Wta6re.
aeIn ee9en bic GOpperbeaDs, welGe F8 nit
GorS egOns In 8~erbtnbnng 9siebt tatteu, Elm,
f1veiten 1uQe.
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unteraana eLnes alnabampfers.

st. 9OMts, 25. Neat. Der Dampfsr
pM~Gsenta" Stns am Grsttas IN Der Ndbe BON
De Wttt I'm NPiGOurt uater. Da8 @Ost uns
Cargo Inb sGn3liH SerlpreR. Gas Boot tpar
Guf $48, 900 tariff 1t, fGGr $4,000 SsrE9srt.
Der 0ertb oeS Cargo purbe auf $4,000
9r19Gbt. 1erlf&eruna unbetannt. q a#u.
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Osutihe Uriefe.
peI%e IN bsr eaUItf@n Site snt5ulten Fss.

peI&e IN Or enuIti@en Site snt5olten itss.
DamexItft.
8ubler, MrS 8alentine; Dtnne, @at0a~
rtne ; Grbart, Nlrs eobtua /; Clint, Mnrgar,
6anlaen. gatbartae 5Of, aaurd "; &ndpp
Mrs 8 6 9tr6, Wers 6 u; Msne8er, Nlrs
81 q; S&aeftr, Mrs a g Start, Goa
VuBle, Wa1s. '' 4.
9trrsmItfe. .v a
2~llsranber, 81; 8inspanstr l. 8rO;
Dsder, @br; Decsl, SObn; 8et&tman, @;
|@.brman, u; Sender, q; @ra1ein, SOtn
D; 9abn, 9 & 6; 5tlbenbranb, 6enrY ;
9oIfsIber, SIR; 5uffman, $; S1ser, u;
&ailer, % 8; Red, 9; Rrmp, 9B q; &ramS
gbas Sang, $; Wessr, f6eOOVr; Nasle0
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sic e1otlnnnI.mnIeihe.

pNlabelpbtG,2 &c. Mat. Say GoOfe
3 So. Oertauften beuts fir So, 1896 00 bon
Der 5-20 Gnlstte, barG Die AgenttH In ben
perlhitDenen Gtaatfn. ---
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WgrtdbtIicber Werfanf.

Eaaa!Ua DIM 29. bieie8 NiUnatS, UNI d libr gea6n,utaaa
slaHA .utrb Der nnterset6nete bas SauS unb @runtfid in
Gowftr No. 81 rabe atsSnuttr.l Gu Oyt uab SteGe meiits
tietenb pe taufer. 84la@E
Das @r4tnbfdG 1T IL SUB brett rhb 40 SUB lief. unb bat
ben Ssbraa9 elmer ar Der iaslib. n Gsite bes Sauiss esIess-
nen Nlep.
/ GanfbebtuG u ia n: Cine 9atfe blar am 2trfaaf8@
taae unb bic oneere Sa fe nit 3tnfen In 4 Disnaten. QGf
at6ab:u |eIten ste gna 8etfsutSta0e beSablt
a. rs Iler.aW .OIfbB
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Seeannttt G~cbangeis.
MSaHer Weatftrators Sfffce. as
90. II Nort6fr. q .
s ttt5 shs9 Baltimore, ben 81. @lat.

ttt5 shsV HF8alttmpre, ben 81. @tat.
0fadrtat. .Naartdt.. 3 9
Die 0rbtnat3 fr Sesulirlns tes gDaferbeparhements
i4reibt alsbrIdlt& DO, ba6 oue 8ednuneen fur gDai1er-
mtetbe unb 96aiertteuern u. + no. weI6e ntdt mad Gpr-
i6rttt eieler 0retnan3 beSablt wprben fnb, ben $ an be II
Der BatltttS ~ubergebett unb BON bielen tn ~berielten
Qpetle (auf BENT @recuttpn8reee) unb unter benfelben Info
item ein9etrteben merben fpa. ME Der Stn6t.@ paector bet
@tntretbrn8 ritfitanbiger Stabtfeuern su fOrSern eraa9ttst
tit - -
MlIe STE nWn9en, Bic scr Sanuar 1S63
fdlIt9 paren, Nnb benz pbenbenterften Gtutreibunesprp
3efie pertaaen Das @eies beftmmt ferner, tB aue 0fe6-
nunsen FIR Wltetbe Deer Steaern tIr has Sabr 1868 i'm SD
nuar 1868 i'm Soraus gu 3afleH itn6, unb Wenn nt6t beta1lt
aSaen unb 2nfeu unterpDrfen iinb.
0a t6 bic gGafier-A bnebnter unb INTERCHANGEABLE ntdt
in 0teie lntGfen gu brinsen pttnf8e, 10 gebe i'd bterttt q T.
g8etfuns, iOprt pSrjuipreaet unb tire Hednunsem su Berfd-
ttsen, penn ie f9 nt6t Die ltaannebmlt@fetten unb llntoFen
Der eert1tlifet @tntreibunS berIelben auf bent Grecus
~tipaswess SeraiB Der GUri3rtfteR ber Srbtnan3 ~1uSieben
lp0lea, 6az@ ss aa317tla - 1I &i .a
.loooop !, IN, asa 0a Sa mts9 tntSt V
& lZ0QtQtlU(tlM laEas.FE errmFs& rRE-r N(dinrdtDr. =
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'aafa1 NadrtGt. 9 IS
GttO> -
! B%AIttmofe,1 a. Wai 1858.

80 Ntpt Al. 0t"I AoOS,
@tmd6 ten @erOrbnungsm teS Wtatorg un6 gtabtratbs Don
UalttmDre bE8aslld bs Yeriaafs pons @ieeutbuns fit nnbe-
Sabtte 0crtheile (beneets) erlon9t burdb Ceffnure bon StrG-
bic Raf ben Rtan fErS@rlneitelnud BON Ba0etteitraBe ME noGs
ittbeab nurerirt urtb aagsfibrt iine, iamutt cent enraaf Siy
sslSS aSS Sstrsgs Gag sss n. S5sisr idaiss gstrGs NIT Soften
gOI be:obLt pprbeut ib teaete Cots uuf Der Werdants Grs
Ranse, SteCnbitt., aadutt0ss nm 2 lbr, an ben 968fste-
tenSsn ~osIfaufsn t9ereee ~ .w sxfsre .mre ae,
OIL MISUNDERSTANDING 1fnb: bag Ser aauftr BEN Giis
eoattter tanetbaIb "a Stnneen bonn @nfanf an, ben 9etrag
res MneIInen.s unb ber Soften gu 5abIe1 Bat Der 0teft bey-
scmifiuntne auf CREDIT auf Spet Sabre unb etuen EasY Nae
10 Sertaufte 2otS im6 allen Stsnsru unterl2orfen, bic 8r 8ett
barauf bafttl pb:r fIrftt9 bonn Staate Wtdrganb 0ber benz
WlapOr NIB StabtratB pSu 8altjmsrs barauf geGe9t Wfben
lnSgen.
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NeMe Mttsei0e1t.

@5- lSr 6nt. Spt. @ebtinS Iisat elm gusi in Der gBeder-
Ofiee.as8 - taaa.ag2 Hszsm5l gsasgg sgHIM "a > FL
IL fit .prN, Stefan, Bterbrauer, Itest stn Bsie
1T btr We6e.DfRee. 1@# S@%& G1& 8& M
~ Sar frau Gattoriua Sida bsrebdtbte S%sbnirpnt,
Its9t Elm Britf Ia Der Neftr-Offee. y 81
Sir Srn. gDm. Jatdel Hest ehn H;tet in Der QDeftr-Cffct.
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faEol4aE Balttnrre ben %, Wfal.
Der Stabt=@cmmiiiar Dat cine f8riflt9e GinSabe Bon
me9rereu Gignern bpu @ruubfiden, ~9rGn5enb an ben
Spii9et Otc@ulCas uub ~JtpBitraBe ~lie8enpen nnb nod
ltn9eplafterteu 26eiI elmer Gleb, bon Dolphin mad Qans
~cofteritr. ~luufenb, fHr bic ~IuSlesl1lg rnb Pfaferuns bic
les 3PeileS teIaSter AAebs ~erbalteu. OtaGri4t ipire beB'
9alb biermit gaeut bic eS betreffeH mag, Seseben, baB Der
@pnInliffGr am l. 9nni NiOrSenS nm 10 n9r, III ietnsr
SfFce ~autseienb ieiu tpirb, mn beiaste @ingabe in @rtOSs
9Hns gu sieRen lnb barit6er ;u euti9eiben. 4zs
SIN IuftraB as,N sv
ttstaF@ ~ SOB 9 Mitb,
WlNYtOl ILL =. M @lett Der @taht. @pnmtifkre.
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Ninbetr NHeni,

Hrtma GHaIitat, Derraut blltst In ~bslisbtssa aaas
ttt&teH 5etHr. Mtttt@,
(oOloT SIDE ppH 9iSbs Nuh@raRbehpNBt.
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SO Sera1laaeass sO geSnSpE
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g0ett galttuiOrtfir., dGAidru pine. unb EgearIir. SO (ubf) y
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~~~%"4tbt = liz. Suite Recommendation rirb ~Derlanot
81 mltloeh ytO. "a Soutbapfr. Bel s. Eaufraranu. (mSi)
(SSflteht Wtre etne ftuti6e SauIlt. fte cine ttetne sssarm
VSIA14t bcrlpaken fam. etnige WtetIet bon ber Gtaht.
gs fett en blbi6ts ~gDUbntaus barmi aub Der GarteR Mnb
cas- 6eIb itnS befens beteat. Ndbtt8 bet s. &eber, 8t.r-
braatr, 9arfOrb JtOae. (2fW4ats)
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Weber's @arf. {. e. {
Sic NFfr i sic Nrici n

Scr tnterit&ntte pani6t bic NuTa ~erffanfeit bon Wttg.i
tbattttt, tstptf be bee 9eebrtst ~VutIttnnts I'M Gasemetntn
eGrut gu rt&tcn, 6ab CT i~t6er5ttt berett. il, aMen partten, wtI-
De G1enrfsnen abjnbaI en- ~sebettet, fenen ~beItebttn mar. ,uY
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bsn nets gu nta6issn Vretien Strabrei@t'. TIR
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HtatntittAet Ab. 8nbrt IL Gents. M WHITNEY,
l21HatA) Srtet I. ~ eBer.
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Danffaauma.

Mntn Denientetn, BE attinem Seritprtentx Gattea 6tfern
Sst ietnent Besrdbnt6 bte Isste gtre eaet9t Mbsn, iopie Der
etnbrreti@st 9lnlttbauSf tnSssisatsre, faot ID hermit ntet.
&(WlD = wssTgsfb gsss Hfttne " pIer.
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MuTOrSermMo

BsrtAa BIebItt aus Der G&Uets Canton 2Grtt,
oesr ai1'gsae Senano. Der &ustanIt dbel ttsfs YsrfSn Osbtn
rama, Vt bitrmtt eriu9t. tbren AlientbaItsott tBrem @rnber
9Woolp6 @leeIer Nr. III CARPENTER Nneb (Rinoht) duauae.
ben, 6a fe cine bebeutenbt @rbi4ait aennadt BAT. lmtSfl
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8aaaten 10 NerFanfen.

Sin era iit etatsen WSAatea seIiau&tes Bassteu ntSa 81
tou1em ta RO. 10 OF grnttnr., aabs pseFSsntfr. Im1n