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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

IEr Messrs. Alvorj Caldwell Il Alvord whole
sale grocers sud liquor dealers. No &C. F. Wash.
ington. have full aud complete assortment OF
articles In their line of trade On looking over
the establishment Yesterday we were surprised at
both the variety and extent of their stock. and.
having made heavy purchases before the rise in
groceries. they are prepared to offer grea, in
ducements to retail dealers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

10 Two draymen were arrested yesterday -
fast driving. each trying the mettle of his stced
10 outstrip the other in order to arrive at the
point where the thirty five cent load had pros.
pect OF being realized. A vigilsnt policeman.
however. who had some regard for the limbs aud
lives OF people. stopped them, aud took them he
fore His Honor. the Mevor. aud they were
mulcted TO the tune Of Sll go each
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

rEyHE FIFTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GERMAN
/ will hold Fair and Festival at Masonic Hall, com
nlencing On Friday, December 23d, noon when any
citizen get all the Holiday Presents they may
at fair prices Oysters, Ice Cream, Hot Coffee Peaches
and Cream, &c.
Tickets Of admission s5 cents Family tickets 60 cents
CHARLES EASTMAN, Pres.
dec dta CHARLES WEM.lSe, See.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

- Chaplain Johnson wishes Us TO express.
10 behalf of the suffering white refugees at Cairo.
his sincere thanks TO the citizens Of indianapolis
for their generous response 10 his appeal for con
trbutions of money and clothing. amounting 10
about 81 500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

sE-Mr Al Myers, the popular proprietor
of the Bates House Saloon. viii. in few days,
open branch OF his establishment over the
wholesale grocery and liquor store OF Elliott &
Ryan, on Meridian street Mr. Myers has fitted
up these ROBINS in an elegant manner. and it is
his intention TO keep first class restaurant ond
saloon in every respect more pleasant resort
than the old green rooms Of the famous Athe
neun, with the addition OF others, cannot be
found perhaps in the city. and Mr. Myers pos-
every characteristic to make IL attractive.
In few DAYS this establishment will be open for
the patronage of the public. and We understand
that the proprietor will give an entertainment
upon the OCCASION which will give his patrons a
iortaste of his skill and genius in providing and
serving up good things for the inner man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
COM M ERCiAl.
nv xLrcRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, December 30.
Flour nominal and quiet super 81 90
extra SO %. 80
Wheat firmer and prime red sold Mt 81 O5
but white is unchanged.
Corn irregular; new car Oh the spot would
bring 81 IL. and up distillers want it badly on
the spot
Rye 81 50.
Oats firm ut S40s5c.
Barley dull, and no demand.
Whisky greatly excited, 81 10 offered and s.
II asked at the close, and some asked 81 %.
Provisions quiet and unchanged Mess pork
sold at $40, and lard 22t4 green shoulders
1881 hams l6l5.
Hogs arc duh, and about the same as yester-
day The receipts are large-ll 900 the last %
hours, and rs 600 for the week Packers did not
offer over sl4 so for 200 averages
Coffee dull at 46d41c.
Sugar dull
Gold 900.
Exchange dull at II discount TO par.
Money tight. and hard to borrow At reasonable
rates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

EH-The lecture by DR.. David Bell before tie
Fenian Brotherhood and their friends which was
TO take place at Masonic Hall last night, was
unanimously postponed until the Nth of January
next
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

,3- The Fifth Presbyterian Church German
will hold fair and festival at Masonic Hall,
commencing Friday. December %. at noon. The
affair will doubtless he exceedingly pleasant. See
announcement elsewhere.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
ToYs, NOTIONS. &C.
To the Trade!

U-axy . NON IN sToRE ron sHn holiday TRADE
svery large I'D ,s}lepdid stsck Of Toys, Notions,
fancy Goods Cutlery. ~ aiog- ~ sre Pre- crsekers Tor
pcdoes Fireworks &C. The assortment challenges any
thing equal torit fast or West. Long exrsnebce and
gether such an en<less vn1efy 81 goods ubjch IL 81
tinaes eoemapds n pstrusaee kshe poelie. ~
The trade Ia respectfully sollied 70 sxanins ~ stccl
and price, CHARLIE 3AxKn,
noves-dln No. - West Warrington sfrsss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

sE-The United States District Court Of Ind
ana will convene early In January uert by
that time, it Is expected, the Circuit Court now
in session will have completed its business.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

ez-On the Ith Of January. 1865. the fen'An
Brotherhood Of this ctr contemplate giving
grand ball at Masonic Hall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

- For the news from al portions OF the hsb'
table globe. go to horehoase. 2s1 North Penn
sylvanis street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

ST. Louis, December 20--The loss to the
steamers By the moving of the rec in the harb0r
yesterday was over S25, 900 The insurance was
about $50 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

eB- Rbodius. OF the ..C;rcle." North Meridian
street. will to-day, at precisely 10 A NJ, set Al
other Of his famous lunches.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

rTThe Odd Fellows are making prspara
tions for grand festival IN this city. 70 take
place on Tuesday evening next
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

MAsoSic A. x A. RfrE. Stated meeting Of
Adoniram Lodge OF Perfection this (Wednes day)
evening ~ o'clock. for work.
l. r MARTIN. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

- Substitutes. naval certificates Furnished
Tor two or three years, at the lowest possible
rates. and also volunteers for townships by 4
r. Noble. Government Claim Agent No ,.
Yohn's Block North Meridian street. Indiansp.
Oils iecl dc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

tE-We would advise ell house keepers 10
purchase package OF Senour's quick yeast, a,
No 5 Bates Block. Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

Masonic NorfcE "A special meeting OF Ma
rion Lodge. No 81. for work. will be held this
Wednesday evening, at ! o'clock. for business
and payment OF dues. A punctual attendance
Is requested.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

wAs1KD-one or two good book compositor.
Apply ., this Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

sx-Persons indebted to Us wilt please call
and settle with our book keeper. I. h. hoibrook
ol-lm JAsKsos & PuSxsorsEr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

the rebels from sslaius an ssvsat,aseo.er u. IN
the feld.
Mr. johnson oliec,ea 10 Ire resolution. ADD !,
laid over.
Mr.. Powell desired TO call up hs resolution
asking for iafor1l atom as 10 the cause Of the -
rest OF Lieutenant Governor Jarohs and Col.
Wolford
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

~ The large and pleasant rooms. in The
second and third stories OF the Sentinel building
are for rent Possession can De given imneii
ately. II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

II Pheasants are among the game offered
for sale In our market. and retail at eighty cents
a pair. Small birds at that price.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

B OwEx's MUsIC RooNs Mr. Owen 5 nov
prepared to receive music scholars vocal and IN
strumental. the large front room IN the Stat,
Sentinel Building. which he has now fitted Up a.
bis place OF business. He i 20 be found evers
day hetwccn \. NJ and L NJ Ia lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

PoE SAIE One hundred well improved farm,
in Illinois. For particulars apply to
PRssToS 4 BRo
2-20t Hutsonvilie. Crawford Co uinoi.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

eEwe regret 10 learn OF the serious illness
of Judge Charles A Ray. OF the supreme
Bench
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

II yesterday was a beautiful December day
ali frost and sunshine
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

sTvisis the Indiana State Museum today
and to night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21


TnE NV Gas OKpixAxcE-The following il
a correct copy of the ordinance to limit the price
OF gas 10 the city Of Cincinnati presented ~ the
Council on Fridayafternoon last
SEcTIoS l. BE it ordained by the City Council
Of the city of Cincinnati, that the price which
the Cincinnati Gas-light and Coke Company
shall charge for gas, furnished 10y said company
for the public buildings. council chamber. OFF
ces. court rooms. prisons, station houses and EN-
CINE houses OF the city, or the ckizens or other
consumers therein. shall not exceed the rate of
50 per each 900 cubic feet consumed. exelu
Give of the tax gas now or hereafter 10 be IN
posed by the United States, which said company
shall assume and pay; provided, that in case the
tax so imposed shall be reduced. the said compa
ny shall make an equal reduction IN the price OF
gas.
SIC. That for gas furnished tor burning in
the public lamus of said city, in the streets, al
/ eys public grounds, parks. market spaces and
market houses, the price shall not exceed S25
per anlum for each lamp, including Lighting and
extinguishing, and repairs TO lamps for ordinary
wear and tear only, each lamp to consume, as
now, four cubic feet of gas per hour, burning
every night during the year from dusk til day
/ light.
SIC. 3. The price herein limited shall apply 10
citizens and other consumers, except the city,
from the Ist day Of January, A. ID, 1865. and TO
I tht Gay iioiu eit tht NY ~ . NY ASoo "hu shA
not be exceeded during the extension OF the
rights and privileges Of the said company herein
\ granted
SEc 4. This ordinance shall take effect on
said company asserting 90 the same by written
acceptance thereof fled in The City Clerks
Office; and In consideration OF said assent ana
acceptance. the city hereby confirms aud extends
the existing rights aud priyileges.of said com
pany for the term OF ten years from the 9th day
June. I'D. 1866; provided that nothing in this
ordinance shall operate 10 impair any contract
heretofore made between the said city and said
company. TO relinquish, after the expiration of
said term. the righrto purchase provided for in
the 9Th section Of an ordinance entitled - an or
dnance 10 provide for lighting the city of Gin
cinnati with gas, passed June 10 D.. 1861
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
IN DYsPEPsTA

I'D is attendant train * symptoms. fIKR
ChAhh han medicine. There 10 so<hIne IN the
whsle range OF Hsferia nedca that can for Q moment
bear comparison with Il In this disease
foil account Of this woudsrfui piaus may bs fsund IA
and 1888
series Of experiments Ia which Dr. BAH hes beec fer
years engaged. has jua been brossht V . sueeessfu
alton. and he 10 enabled 90 oGer 20 the public
aeombinsfion OF CkDRoN With other approved tsnics
the whole preserved the best quality Il copper dis
ulled Bourbon WHISKY. which he Is eonndeai has 10
equal in the world.
he might fnrnieb . volume Of certificates. b. al.
lie have long sincs learned estins,s sseh o.
,he rse value The safest plan fer every W tsst
fsr himself TOE virtues Of . nev medicine
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

tE-ooun,erfei, land warrant. are in circula
ton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

FRANCIS KING. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT
CON GRES SO y L


6c.. Ac.. &c &c. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

Exchange dull at lls discount to par.
Money tight. and hard to borrow AZ reasonable
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
TelegraphiC Dispatches,


FSr Morning Report see Fir.s Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
MarSdeM. shc Leeds FOrCer.
MODE OF orKaAiING AND DEPRAUDINd THE
RANK.

n From the Manchester Examiner, Nov. IL
will be remembered That this person. an iron founder
Leeds and Casteford ped to America shortly after
% collapse OF the Leeds Banking Company, which
,bishment had negotiated forged paper tor him
ktent OF seventy thousand pounds from the examna-
Ion which has been conducted into Msrsdens affairs by
he assnces II would appear that he had In
fewer than tive oner banks including one in Leicester
SHIRE and TIN Ia the North and West Rulings York.
SHIRE 10 e1ch of these establishments there small
baiGnce lying to his croft. He also connected with
companies under the Limited Liability act,
n two Of which his name figured director. Occa-
scnaiy, by way Of satisfying the scruples OF the Leeds
Banking Company o. the tad tide nature Of bis tran
sacsions with men karaden would adopt fol
10 lug plan-He wnud accept bill drawn In favor OF
"Messrs Jack Straw Co, machine MAKERS" for five
hundred pounds an impersopator OF Jack Straw
she bank, who would bring back the cash and hand
20 Masden the Icing probably glass of gin
GNd piec Several OF such Instances OF dsraad
iag tho bank have already transpred. Morsdou
also able fair business With the founders who
found they could castirg from him about
pound per than they could mako them for them
sAvoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
c.mm.rei., Inseiiiss.s..

THn LUNDUF HUNFT MHKNkTs
TIE fluids opened firm ON sne "a INST, ous closed
~s.S.r The d,scount market was vary quiet. The I'M
favorable course OF the continental exchanges and the
scve demand for dollars for China and japan led 10 the
ipresson that reduction In the rate OF discount ~
ths Hank Of England may be still further postponed
tho demand for dsccuut At the bank however, ~as OK
rcmeiy light. -. :. .,..,. ~. p..S "a,
France with two millions sterling N god
circular reports that tnere no mate
rial variation In American eeCuritses -. :.
kilograms from Rio DO Janeiro, IN london, repor' no
new failures there. U#8 -.
Ccnsois icr money, ss,s. lcii Te.lfsi ~ Y1doi
Illinois Central shares, % discount
Increase OF bullion Ia tho Bank OF England El6I 900.
The rate of discount Of the bank remains unchanged
1ss ssSA - srasos ps.eed ,s ssAs = s4sessss "
savan Der cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

General Thomas W. Robbins, colonel Of the EightIsth
foot died on Thursday October ~ At his residence near
Iyndhurst W the eghtietn year OF his age The cne-
raj who had served with distinction In the Peninsula
and a. Waterloo, entered the army 10 1905. General
Robbins served In Sicily in 1867 with the First
brigade OF Guards under Sir John Moore; subsequently,
with the Seventh Hussars the Peninsula and In France
In the campaign OF 1sls ana 1914, including the nvest
and rouIouse with several Intermediate affairs OF out
p~at Served In Flanders IN 1915 with the seventh
Hussars; was present at Quatre Bras, commanding
OF the rear guard the affair at Censppe also
At tho battle Of Waterloo, where be vas severely
wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

ThH WEEP ALBANY MuRDER CASE Tho examination IN
We case OF George Gordon arrested the suspicion
o. inc murder OF Owen Thompson a. West Albany, has
been brought TO close far tho prosecution Ia
cerned the counsel for the prisoner, Mr. Hadley,
auosted the magistrate TO reserve his decision until the
middle Of next week 81 which time he r. HI would be
Able 70 say whether he should desire 10 introduce Wit
pesses for the defence The will undoubtedly be
iurped 70 the Grand Jury any further testimony
being takeD.-Aibany Journal. +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

The Latest NeWA BY the Pcruvfans
Cork papers OF the I'd contain the following tslssram
Pans, Nov. !, 1894
Tho Paris papers publish telegram from Calcutta,
giving the following details Of the destruction caused ~
the late hurricane at Calcutta One hundred and ten
ships we're wrecked aud twelve thousand persons
drowned. The total icss Va estimated At two hundred
million francs great portion Of the city was Inundated
and the villages bordering on the river we're nndsr
eater,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

The Vienna JOURNALS assert that . ministerial crisis
has come to the resignation Of Count Rechberg
They assert that ch nge 10 minister's VIII 10 no way
prua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

Politics unimpoft6nG.
The french troops 70 make Simultaneous stacss on
insurgents at different points In Algeria about the sh
November for the purpose OF cutting eli their retreat
Most decisive results expected from this movement
The Paris Bourne closed steady ths % instant, at
car S5c. for the Rsntcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

The Marquis Draze Clio publishes letter in the jour
setting the great question for Italy s not
TO consider only choice Of capital, but to settle all
disputed questions lie recommends the acceptance OF
convention for this purpose.
CARDINAL Antonelli has prepared reply to the French
despstch in which he defends OF the Papsi
government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

ropr,csgR VINO FINDS HfMsELF HARD Ur
rsrs for his Rnc God Magic Case Watch for
hrs than cost in Europe Gail ~ ~ Bloecker street
= oUJs ANRIcH. ia BBoADwAy nBw YORK
Ia Hoisl) VIII give. as usual. thirty per cent over any
man In the trade for Dsnouds old Gold aud SILVER Furs
camel BAR shswls, or any articles OF vrtu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
SgEA " GOATS.


RIO OWNERS OF STEAMBOATS, WANTED TO CHAR.
4 ter, comfortable steanb at with good sleeping sc-
eommodaton for two days excursion 10 The Hsrucnip
rat Convention 10 bke At Jones' faanf 90 he go ana
I'D OF November. Inquire Of Committee OF Arransemene
Al room No % Mafaus Building, SIS Brcsd.Ay
Dr. Lease Z, rfimbe, COL Mason Y. hea. Com
" 'yra. w.rss ~ " wsd, l,.ssa
YLlss O. MEAD ssers.As1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-28
asaerifa ntfebe Seaebriebten.
8unbsshanntHaOt

Waibinatnn, "a. Sop. @ie mat aus es
ner Wilttbeilun9 eriiebt, Die unter'm %. b. 81.
aus Dem 9a9er DOR BeterSburs er9inq, buben
Die Sruppen a%ngefangen, fid fir bent @inter 10
bequent als m69li6 ein5uri6ten. SieIes berebs
ti9t ieop6 nod feinespes8 Su benz S6luB, bab
Die Nrmee ben 9an3en @inter binour6 in ibrer
oert1aIigen Stelung Iiegen bteiben iperoe, MAI,
bat pIeln'ebr arIdde, gu %9Gauben, bdB bic Nrz
NEE np4SNrbeit 9enug betommt, lebe Der Minter
III ielrer Strenge eintritt. SO mdre ie6p6 un<
9eet9net, ii4 in germutbungen barber gu erz
9eben, nelde @rt BON Mrbeit ben Sruppen Dor.
bebalten 1T uno tpel6e Speratipneh Grant nod
disSufIbren eeoenft. leg 2 81 1919 ,a26aif4
9a8 &ebeIlenblatt yoerS Sentinel" fdgt: User
Seino bat feline t9iadrihten lber9 Sbermdn's
8epegIneen, urto mir finb tpeit oaoCn e%ntfernt,
ibn barber ST erIeu6ten." - stp1 9A0i-C I
@dfbtngtOn, 26. Roo. Mebrere eus
rCpdtlden Nddte babsl Der 3egierung miB-
biQi9enbe 9toten Suseben lailen, ipesen @egr
nobme Der Storioa. Mdn FAT ibnen gedntfpprz
tet, coB IS gar ni6t n6tbig getpeIen fet, fi6
be6bdlb W}iibe Su MAIDEN, oa Die Msminiitration
nietrals periuden peroe, Die SADIE -;a re6tFers
tigen. f5@ibJ l5aa2519 ,A9}F19l eEA
@enetalzM npdIt Bates BAT feline 8eiignation
'uls Wiinilter eingereiat uab piro am /. Sesbr.
austreten. Seine Samilie reiit in oieier ISOLDE
nah st. 2ouis alb itno Mtr. Bates bat bereits
Orores 9egeben, ) feline M6beln gu eertaufen.
@er fem Na6folser iein miro, 1T nod nidt be-
itinmt, man slaubt, oab es Der @rdIioent felbft
niht tpeis. sA1Jan 45IbHj6a9Hs7.
Ha @abri6einltd piro Sch. uiber gum @idter
Der Supreme Court fir ben Giltritt Sroiana
erRdrnt fperoer. t1oH Iil9 1nn 9!dAff 12a
.1a Nan bat a,ts9ere6net, oub felt guSbru6 Der
8ebeQiOn 10000 mebr weibe iaoltden 8erlcp
nen BON Der Negierun9 unteritIst pproen iino,
nfs~92ener
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-28
SemOfratifbes 8euerperF.

Inter bieler 4ufi6rift ccnrmenttrt Die &eip'
0orter Ibenp5eitun9 Die 9lep>gprter Olorb=
%brennereieu nie fplst 4
@ouperneur seymour betnoet iih bier. I'M
feline Mnpeienbeit ;t ptrberrIi6en, beubldtig.
ten feline 6reunOe, ibm Elm ~srOBartises 6euer=
Wert gu peranftalten. 9emSufClse itedten ii
perI6iepene 6te0en Der Staot in 8ranb. Sir
grOBartigeS S6auipieI mar in @orbereitung
9anS glep gort iDute in Seuer unb Slamrler
mfseben, ME Stern emit Som Su ieinem 8ri'
p~atperqnil9en in 8ranb iteden lieb. Oa mildte
f6 Die 8pliiei, bic Ii6 tmrner in 9in9e miI6t,
Die ie ni6t8 anseben, audi in bieies SergniI'
aen uno p~erbinnerte eas Seueripert. aro
Ob @puperneur Sepntpur bierber tuR, Die
Oberleitung oieier SrcBartigen pprOte6nii6er
9arieIuns Su iibernebmen, ppIen mir ni6t
bebaupteu, - inoef1en Iagt man, baB es Der
lanee pprber entpcrfene 8lan Der 9ebellen
mar, Stem Wprt uno anbere Stdote bes 9tor.
Oen8 CUR @ieoeroergeltunS fir SberiOan'S Ger-
beeruugsn I'm Sbenanpoahtbal uno SbernanS
@infaI in @eprgien nieoersubrennen. 9os if
ieeO6 ni6t pabri6einli6, oenn Die 6reunse
pOn Self. 9asis lteben ia in WtiiOuri, uno tbre
t8riegfibrung 1T bort 10 milce uno ridli6tsppH,
bic oortige 8ep6lterung tpiro inter benz Scepter
ne8 Self. 9apis, ea8 beiBt unter Dem Corr
ppralitOd leiner 3panaSsHefruten, 10 gitig Be-
bunbelt, uno erfreut fth 10 grocer Siderbeit
ibres 2ebens, ibrer Gbrs uno ibres Sisentbums
DAP man bur1auS ni6t oaran gu 9ld1ben per-
mag, DAP Der 8eberrI6er oes SaDens Der bar
bariIden t5anolung fdbig lit, Die frieoIi6en
Stdbte oeS 9toroen5 nteberbrenren su laifen.
Sa8 beablidtigte 6euerperf rnuB odber eint
6euDtratide ~6eueranleoung gepeien leIn, uub
bic S6mefelb6l3er uno Der 8bo8pbor in ber
8etten beg metropolitan uno Ses st. gti6pIaa
9pteI, unb bic 8ranotlgeIn in Barunms Wlu.
feum, benz 9afarge 9ouIe uno in ben 6ffentli.
den @ebduoen Der gute1 Staot Slep g)prf pa-
rem geniB bel Meitem nidt 10 gcfdbrlid, ais
Die 6euerbrdnoe, pelde Die @eIinnun9S9enplz
fen bes Gpup. Seymour beitdnOis in Die Sc
muitber nerfen, UNI le ibrer Qppaltdt gu tnt.
%freneen. 9ie lebte 8abl bat 9eSei9t, oaB gar
tein oenptratilder 8inoitOff mebr Seuer ing,
unb 6aB oas Ipnale Clement oas gepalti9ere
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tpiroe ben grC6en 8unO Der atneritanilGe den
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