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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06
Found brow ned ut Fort Hamiites.

FoRr HAMLroy, Nov. 0, 1895.
A found drowned here today. An inquest
was held the body by Justice Bennett The deceased
a small man, about forty eight years old, wore
blue flannel blouse hickory shirt, white flannel under
shirt two pairs Of pants socks and sewed
Shoes The corpse had been In the water about ono
vcaek yerdict accordingly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06
The Turf.

The trotting match between the stations George
Wilkes and Commodore Vanderbilt was again postponed
on Saturday on Of the rain storm. The race
will take place this afternoon at the Union Courrc,
together with sweepstakes between good tro.,ers.
wilkes has the call In the betting at long odds
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Our Maternal Game.

THE RETURN GAME BETwEEN THE ATHLETICS on
PHILADELPHIA AND THE ATLASTIcs OF BRoosy
IYN.
PBIrApnPHrA, Nov. g. 1908
The Athletic Base Ban Club left here AZ six r for
New York, where they play with the Auspt4a
Brooklyn on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

" vat CAIRO, H., Nov. o, 1895.
TWO barges containing 24co bales Of hay were sunk
by Q land slide forty miles above Memphis On wedncs-
day Loss s2l, 900 aiN
The Memphis cotton market is very dull at &C e2c
for middlng
Over 1000 bales Of cotton have passed for 81 Louis
40 for Evansville, $40 for Cincinnati
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soldiers, and sailors' Home.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ., 1863.
The grea, far for the benefit Of the Soldiers ana
Sailors Homo closed last night Addresses were dsiv,
cred by General Meade Messrs Dougherty and Chsrss
Gibbons The receipts Of the fair exceed $4,000 or
which s22 600 we're taken for admissions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

UTICA, NOV. ., 100.
The following verdict was rendered In the LOOMS
case this evening According TO the testimony given
George Washington LOOMS came TO his death by tho
hands Of three PERSONS and that Of these
persons was James l.. FiIkins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06
THE yxUssIAS BARK MARcET DISABLED.
Loss ti the Steamship Catharinc Whitney,
Ship Caroline Nesmith, and Banks John
Wesley, Waltham and ]. NJ. Howard.
OTHER WRECKS AND DISASTERS
Go. &C. &c.

The steamer Key West Captain Hathorn, arrived at
shs port yesterday from Apalacbcoa and Key West She
sef the latter port the 9th ult We have accounts
OF further destruction to shipping by the recent gale
the Florida coast and Of the terrible ravsges
,fhc storm
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HoRnk, Nov. ., 1905
Cotton--Ba today 100 bales at SOC sic for mid
dlngs The sacs Of the week foot up g. 400 bales Re-
ceips OF the week A7 bales Exports OF the ~eek
lA9oQ bslea fApcs ~ hard baR22 bAIss eola M2k
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.


Lose ~ the ship Caroline Nesmith.
The ship Caroline Nesmith Captain Cotter, cleared
al Mobile the 9th ult for Liverpool and went ashore
French Reef forty miles west Of Key West during
the heavy gale Of the 2ist and 22d cit One Of her boats
containing nine Of her crew, had reached Key West.
Captain coer and the remainder Of the were safe
when the boat left The ship had q valuable cargo Of
cotton board, which Is probably all lost The Caro-
line Nesmh was owned in this city by Mcssrs Nesmith
aud was built At Bath, Maine, In lsls.
Loss OF tho Steamship Catherine whiting.
The steamship Catherine Whiting under the command
Of Captain Merryman cleared at New York the 10th
Wit for Galveston with assorted cargo and 10 sup
posed to be the steamer seen ashore I'VE miles
scuth Of Carysort by Captain Murray Of the steamship
vern Cruz AT the time she she was inside
tho reef and surrounded by wreckers, who proba-
bly, had tsken on the passengers and crew. The Cattle
rnc whiting was built last winter the North river by
Captain DE Groo and was very strong and substantial
vessel ~ we'll Ne very fast She eight hundred and
eighty tons tregisered) burthen, and owned In
tins city. She sent out BY Messrs spoord Tleston
4 Co.
Loss OF the Bark waltham.
The bark waltham, Captain Minot, from New Orleans
for Boston, sailed from the slize about the 10th u,
and was wrecked on the coast Of Florida during the
recent heavy gales She had cargo Of thousand
and twenty-five bales OF cotton M bales Of WOOL
one thousand Ave hundred and ghty- nine hides, and
supdry other articles Of merchan, Use The waitham
was built at Richmond, Me-, In II s5l, where she was
owned BY Messrs. NJ s. Hagar d Go. She registered
four hundred and sixty i've tons, and rated ALI. ~
Loss or the Bark John Wesley.
Tho bark John Wesley, Captain Patcen, from New
Orleans 14h ut FOR Liverpool with cargo Of one thou
sand four hundred and sixty bales Of cotton ana one
thousand hundred slaves went ashore one hundred
and ATTY miles from Key West during the secent gales,
and became total loss Part OF crew had arrived at
New Orleans In the steamer HERMAN LIVINGSTON. Inc
John Wesley was built searspor Me-, In 1907, whence
she hailed, and I'VE hundred anal seventy TONS
register ...4...+.....4.. tf NN a...
Damage 60 the Bark AAuason.
Captain Bockmann, Of the Norwegian bark Aristides,
at this port from Taganrog 49, latitude
80 A. longitude o. 49, spoke bark Amazor from Balti
more for Rio Janeiro, with loss Of buwMks and ssas
She did not require any assistapce r ......
@N HEt Steamship Republic.
The steamship Emily b. souder,i from Chari,' ston,
brings among her passengers the following persons who
were on board Of the wrecked steamship Republic--
l.. o. Young first officer. II. ID. Ellsworth.
Lieut. Louis Caziarc. John r. Harloe.
SAFETY or the steamer Fab Kce.
The steamer Fab Kee from st. Jago do Cuba, by The
way Of Bermuda for New York, put into Norfolk the
" tne saQs Disht isT Nsv yWp
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News from saxannah.

SAvASSAB, Nov. ], 1906.
The military authorities have reDqushed the govern.
ment of Savannah TO the mayor and councba
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Non-ArrIvaI or the Peruvian. q.
rAraER PoIsr, Nov 80 n
There are no signs OF tho steamship Peruvian, from
Liverpool October 20 Londonderry 27th II has besu
raining all day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

The steamer Fab Kee, from st. Jago do Cuba, by The
way Of Bermuda for New York. put into Norfolk the
9th Inst, safe and in good order She was " have len
On ths aape pisht foT Nev yoTb
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The steamship Emily b. souder,i from Charleston,
brings among her passengers the following persons who
were board Of the wrecked steamship Republic,--
Lieut. Louis caziarc. John K Harloc.
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p Damage 60 che Bark AAusson.
Captain Bockmann, Of the Norwegian bark Arisiides
at this port from Tasanrog reportsoctonor 20, Iattnd
80 A. longitude o. 49, spoke bark Amazon, from BAIT
more for Rio Janeiro with loss Of bulwaks and ssif
She did not require any assistance. - .
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@Dnrinfffrntior

Wtrb ttermtt Ra9rt6t aeaeben, bas bic
ltnteraetdnete pDn Baltimore i'm Staat Waarplanb lid Dor
benz Q0aiien8eri3t ~beia4ter Stabt am 8. Sept. 1855 gebDa.
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nuel wan Dtt1en, tpel9ert tn beIagter Stabt eefprben
II, Ueri@ufft BAT. que g%eriOnen, pel&e &nlprids an ben
@erfOrbenen gu MAIDEN 9aben, ruerten buber nufsefprtern
fCl6e an cber Dor benz s. Wfdrs 1856 Bet Der untelaeihneten
eeltenb gu MAIDEN, wtbrtseniauS tie ipater mad benz G5tIese
tetne Inipra6e an beia8te Sinterlufenibaft uttbr MAIDEN
tSnnen. @ue SeriOnen, nelde an beidste 9tnttrlafeni4aft
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otGrt 3ablnn9 3u letfer, wtbttgenfaIS eert6tIt8 sf8en btee
1elben %terfabren tptrb.
12e4n1mIp) Sarah san gRttfen n. Qbn,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. uorsAieNo,teu Npinpn unO Qiduerret rer

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BON perIhieOenen Welnen uno StqIeure1t oe'
teften Qualitdt.
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Ylpti2.
9LOtES.
8alttmpre,2 %. MuBua 1868.
:, 9fer,+e mn ma WubIifum

Balttmpre,2 %. @uBE9 1853.
Gn bic Serren 9ler3te uno paS Ynbltfum
i'm Algemetnen
Inter bsuttaen Datum perfdufteu mir un'er 3wetg@@to@
tffgerrsnf biSbTr inter Ter Etrrna Gatpart& Go, &de grn
G1iboun mai 8alttmSrefr. unter unfern Muipieter Getubrt,
an tie Setren 5tdmbau8b u I%rpa6benf4 Wom't unlere Sfr'
dntDOrtlidtett eno't.
Unlere ean,e Ebattsfett wirb fcrtaa ben 6et6sn alten ppn'.
befartnten QSef6Gften VI o. "A VI @ q 7 +. uno @ q
\ n a. 81 e. u 3 tboIef r. ~feD'bntet ietn.
g8,r miner btn pbensenannter Gei&6ft Md iAulest Dbsr
MFR TorSerruoen au b4dsIbe bar, eetiebe fpi&e 5u PrdisHt1rer
gtp. Al y. G~apfraBe,
SIS. "a sc. @apfr. unb
te..am, Ode ga. Mpe. unp Stbpleitr.
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p. WACKER'S
ENGLISH & GERMAN INSTITUTE

Ebt9e NtFaft, felt elmer Reibe bon Sabren In SerGbtebe-
men &ret fen batannt ais bur6aus ~eeeis1et, Rtnber burd ea.
ten unierrt6t unb geiunbe @rjtebune jl nIbltten @letern
be-. rasnf9lt6en @cieuftaft beran3 ubtlben, btttet nuf's Teue,
ta8 bsrfelben bis jsst eef6snte 0Rrtrauen aud ~ternerbtn Az
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lt Gei6IettS tperoen In Spt unb Qp9t8 aenSnnmen.
Ndtere &asfpnft ertbftlt Der principal Der &nRalt
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(Eeptl2jO SO ia II. 176 Somburoar.
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GREENWOOD Part. 6reunte Der G9uIe 10 mie ale, wel6e
f9 anitfiren tpoaen, fino Su bieieut Gage einsetaten, @S
iin0 arrangements 9~etrpffen, e5 70 Semiit6ltG mie mSsli9
51 MAIDEN.
9ifetS 25 Gents, 5aPt6ar al Ger Safe. (GaOD
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&peci0I=Wotts.

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Depot Sputb pomarS Str. su laben unb Gutter brett mad
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galttmrreffr. nnp an fem EePOt 227 uub 22e 8 Spwarbfr
~eeesben.
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Sim 9ienItog
nat1 Aeter8bura unN MidAmpnb.

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3 ll9r. Q0aaren werben 3u btltsen preien b~ef6tbert unb
am Denneritdg in petersburg pter Jtidmpnb fiber abseIte-
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nIttd9 rt . llb1 BON bier 1b. (mpbt)
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II b. NR. @utenfetn,
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S8ceOla SamOerci1t y1O4 l.

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I1bert Mprtb,
SOc. Gent XurnDerein-

Witttpp6, ben 10. Sept, Nbenbs 8 mr. 9orts..,n. s..
Ssnsral. " tiammlan8. Sic BON 8un6es. Srtrnfega aSr;;f.
Oele9aten iper6et 8ertdt abItotten 1,nh orSsr 81 ~ ~ -
1t8e @el4dfEe lte9en ppr. SIM Nuftraa
(ktnil So. o III ~
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-16
Ger Sturm in I1Iinncfota.

6iertiber ibreibt Ger sc. lttm Qionier
pom IA. 2(pril: Ser Sturm, >pel6er in
9teu Him, an Der idopCitliben 8ren,e
oe6 Staates, in Der 9tobt pom 6. ouf
Den 7. Npril Cttpa nm Mtitternabt, bel
einem pl6eliben 9Se;bIel Der Semperaz
tur, lelnen Nnfdn0 nobm, rpGtbete, na6
eln9eloufenen Seritbten, tibsr Den 9anjen
Staat uno ri6tete an pielen QlGBen Ell
nen iebr beoeutcnosn S1aoen an.
Die GItcfen Sepobncr unfer @tacns
oen erinnern ftb ni6t, einm Sturm bon
FOLDER StGrfe erlebt 5u baben. Die
6duier erbebten biz in ibre @runopclten,
ol6 wollten iie in Srtimmer fallen uno in
unDeimliber @eife bepeote fib oorin
lQe6, mas nidDt MET uno na9elfeIt 1T.
Nuf Dem MliiIifitppi, in Der N6be bes
Gofe pepin, 9in9 cine ln5abl Soote ;u
@runoe ODER puroe fbwcr beIb6bi9t.
90 miro namentIi6 BON Hebwin9 genet
oct, ooB Die Some, nelde ba5 bGbfbe
OompfbOot BON Capt. Sames am ufer
befefti0t bielten, Der 9epoIt oes Sturme5
na69oben uno ooB iene6 Soot in ben
eiStreibcnoen Wcllen perIaue. Gin ans
oereS bort Dor Qnfer lie9enoe6 Soot
lpu:oe BON Sturm oen SIub biuunter &c.
trleben uno 5erfbeiite an einem Gilonoe.
Qn oemfelben ploge ein9en dber 300, 900
Sup Go96, ipel6e bic bOrt9en S69mdbz
len 5ur Serarbeitun9 porrdtbie batten,
ju @run6e.
Der Sturm i6ar ,p6breno Der mei1ten
3eit ieineS Bdtben6 70 mG6ti9, paB e6
erwabIenen ptrionen faum m69ltb uno
mItunter 9efabrli1 mar iib i'm Sreien
iu bere8en.
Son pielen Seitcn Der, bon 28inona,
WabafbGp &c. oernimmt man, ooB Die
fer Sturm, bti einem idblin9en ueberz
fate, beoeuteneen Sbooen perurfabte.
Sbne 3peifel ipdtbete ct iiber cine
9roBere 8s9ion, ol5 Winnefota.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-16
Sef.SSdci,ricbteir.

SSpn Der Sslrc9ion am Ounfaro @rref
fommen fortlDlDreno itaIte 3ufubren
BON Qetrolem auf oen biefi9en Morft.
60 6ra6te am Sounta9 Der OGmpfer
Traneln pom RoBbrunnen am 0unfaro
jlpei bunoert Sd1rr uno Der Odmpfer
telegraph pom BpItp Srunnen einbuns
bert Safer berab. Oas Sci foQ bon
elmer porJd9Ii6en Sualitdt icin.
SIN Wobonin9 8aaep in 9awrenee
@auntv bsrrlbt nab Den nsuefen Ssribs
ten BON oortber 8ro6e 4eriptdt. Gine
Wen9e bon Drummer iino bort I'M 2(ns
9riff, BON oenen eini9e bereit5 eine &iefe
Don 400 bi6 GOO SUP erreitbt. yto6 1T
man ouffeine prfi9reitbe Selquelle Sc.
ItoBen, Die Nn5eidben bon Sel Iino aber
liberal febr gut, uno man bat ieOe llrz
fade, Den Oifrift fir 9ute5 Sels&erriz
torium ju balten.
Qub in Srapfor6 Gountp miro 3ur 3eit
fleibio 9ebobrt. I'm einem 3lpe9c Der
MuOOp @reef, 5lpei Weilrn n6rolib bon
@lappolle, ifieB am D. ult. Die @lapps
bile Qetroleum @ompa9nie in elmer Siefe
Don $50 SUP ouf SeI. Won fonb oa6
Scl 9erooe Dor Dem Ginorin9en in Die
brittle Gage bon Sanoitenfelfen. mas
man fir einen Gerpei6 onfcbt, Dap man
eincn au69ejcibnctcn Srunnen befommen
weroe, menn erlt nod 0ielc6 Strotum
ourb8ebobrt Iein miro. 8eim Sobren
ein'6 Srunnen6 auf Der Sopnle9 Sauez
rel am 8ooocof Grcet fticB man i6cn
in elmer Gicfe BON ilcben5i9 Sup ouf gu.
te Qnjei0en BON Sd. Grfabrene Sels
manner balten oa6 9ano am @ooOcod
fir ou88e6ei1net 3u SobrjweGen.
Sm Senon9o Diftrift miro piet 9ez
bcbrt uno e5 1T foft unm08licb, Die 30bl
Der in 2(n9riff 9enommenen Srunnen an=
3u9eben. Die Oensmore Sels@ompa9=
ME, lpel6e an Der @'@tbenrD Sauerei
bobrt, bat ftir5lib ba6 8lGd 9ebobt,
jpei quite Srunnen 3u befommen, BON
oenen Der cine iebsjl9, ber anocre finf
uno fieben3i0 Safer Sel per Sag liefert.
Der Nc&ennep Srunnen auf Der pat=
terfon Sauerei iol iegt lO4 Safer Sel
per Sag liefern. Der @oorbeao Srunz
men am pitbole, Der tdoli6 fiinfsi9 SGis
ler Sel lieferte, 1T nebit etpa 400 SGG.
fern petroleum uno alter gum Srunnen
9eb6ri9en Maibinsrie por peni9 Sa9cn
Elm Eaub Der Stammen 9elporoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-16
Der 8rDise M6PrbprD;eG.
PaYne'e OeftaneniGe.

@a fbin9ton, IL. Moi. Ser DR.
reliant, Der itb paDne nennt, bat 9er
itanocn, Dap CT e6 mar, Der Den Moro,
periu6 ouf Staot5miniIter Separo un,
terncmmen. @r fa9t er babe Scpore
truber niemol6 9eiebGn, uno Dap ct feline
Seinoi6ait 9e9en ibn 9ebobt. @r babe
Die Sbat nur Uerlbt, neil er our6 einen
Glo oa3u oerflidbtet 0eYpeicn.
0o6 8on3e SompIO OFT, fo9te er, fei Der
Sauptia6e perun9ludt, neil nur ;lpei
BON allen (er uno Spctb) oas aus9efibtt,
mas ite gu tbun beibworen. 9Senn e6
9elun0en, tpGrren oieSbdter ME be-
fannt moroen fein. ltu6 oieier lebten
IeuBrrun9 iblieBt man, baBe5 i'm Qlane
Der 8TfbD6ruu9 lag, Dap oo6 @a6
in Goro'5 &bcoter ob9eorebt rreroen
lollte, iobolo @rdltoCnt linccln ermor.
oct ici. 28e man bort, fano aud
mirtI!b Elm Wann bel Dem 0auptbabn
Der Sbeater9a6Ieitun9, um oic6 Bu tbun,
borte obcr oen 9iitolenibub nlDt, Der
ibm ooe 3eben 9eben Iclte.
popne 1T our1lu6 nitbt mittbclIam
er mel9ert lib bic 9tamsn ieincr WRitpers
lbmortnct anju9eben un0 man 9laubt
autb nib, Dap Der 9tamc, 0en cr ftp beis
9tC9t, ietn rebtcr 1T. l(ub bat man
nolD ni1t cyfabrcn f6nncn aus lpstbrr
9c0Cno oe6 Sanoe6 CT itammt. gr iiebt
Jung aus Uno ibeint nibi dItcr ais 2l-
- SABRE ju icin. Gr bat elm brsite5 Sc
il!Nt m1t .Darten 3UJCn, Elm Flares felte6
@n3e, NIT Dem er fred um IIb Ibaut.
SEINE .0noc lino wtib uno lueib un6 ,Cis
5ca, ooB er Feline Dorte Qrbeit ju tbun aes
p0Dnt gtWtlen.