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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

ia Washington letter states that Mr..
lincoln, accompanied by Mra. Lincoln
and Mrs. Gen. Grant. took another trip 10
Richmond on Thursday last. In April,
1851, at the beginning Of the rebellion, Mrs.
JEFF. Davis was promised IN carly visit to
the White House at Washington, which
for obvious reasons did not take place; but
In April, 1855, Mrs. Lincoln returns the
bone. Z Queer turn affairs have, taken.
Nrs. Je6. doubtless thinks. ag,,ls .a8 II
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

Z - The Tennessee Legislature com-
nsncsd business, b. unanimously ratify-
ing the constitutional an ndment aholfsh.
Ing slavery. General Thomas, General
Rousseau and other distinguished military
gentlemen were present ct the inaugura,
zion Of Gov. Bsownlov.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

J. ~ Gov. Fenton,,' Of New York, has ap.
painted ,thsl4th instant, as day OF thanks.
.aiying for the recent. victories.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

49, tsfta9 1ea&9 StHssfuaa so yaa5E{
~ ssss3na 9esSi asssI I fssovg Z s.i,. 49,,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

- Ne scholars * Mt Rlesandts' sar r
Two exhipitions last week, for the bengat
Of ths crest saiita ~ IT, which cphes
on h Chica9a, IL May, from which SsgV
were feasizedsaI nth the syosnadl, Ne say,
8 Huirah Tor Nj 'Plsatantsss ~ -a.FFs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

Uncle sam's: Colored infantry on their
march through Petersburg ana Richmond
early last Monday m rpina. Though not
exactly classic in its dictioh, il il, quite ex-
nressfve: 10 aHssa xisvflas i;ess .sifs ~
ss S Aa1kies hab y5u seen de nnssssa, = 4.
!, Wild de mGftstash Oh His face. -
&c, long de road some time dis mornin,.o ;. !.
j Like he's gbin's TO leave do placer 80 =
He seen de smoke way u0 de ribberi ..''' !.
Where de Lin knm gun Boats law.
he took hiS hat and lett berry sudden. /. y Y
AND 'spose he 3 ltunneti h.y;ay . IS
p.s De nlassa run, Ia ,has!o1 fiti8 800. .'..
ssssss..,'.ss De daykey stay, ho II hoy go 49,
Il must be now dei Kingdom tominy g
il IS. An Dc var q /! pb jjnbilo: .'I 4
He nix foot one way and four foot fodder.
An he weighsdsi hundred poun,. So I
His coats 90 big he couldn't pey. de, tailor.
An won't reach half way r0un'.. Sslf,T''
he drillss0 n1uch dey calls him cap'n.s 81
An be Cite SO mighty tau'd. sas
spec he'll try fool dem Yankees asS'
For TO tink he' eonlraband. 81
De massa run, ha ha s..s
De darkeys stay, no! ho T
Il must be now do Kingdom comm,
An de var OBJ jubilo.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

10 The colored populations " Richmond
Toasted our colorrd, Union troops in the
moat sumptuous nanner.eA large. portion
Of Neitxel's command is composed of vir-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

Myoshua Shepherd. who sihot Nathan
iel Thompson in Union county last July,
escspsd from silon the nightof April LIST.
HAS described ~ being shout 90 years Of
age, nearly ave feet ,hifh, spare made.
grey eyes, dark gray mixed bushy hair,
small feet, pigeon -toed, and, has small
hump On his breast. Information Of his
Hhsreabopts MAJ. be compimunicaa.ted 70. ].
Elliot, Sheriff. Alton, lowe. ssss, vi = 81
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His age is g, and he has justreturned from
rebel captivity of ten months in Texas.

WINDV!-The wind was so strong on the
9th inst, at Burlington, that the upper re-
gion Of the atmosphere was tiled with hats.
bonnets, wigs, false hair, curls, shawls,
and all that sort of thing. So says the Lo-
Cal Of the Hank Eye. He ought to have
been in Des Moines on that day, and he
would have seen greater sights than he saw
at Burlington. He would have eeen flying
hats and bonnets with human heads in
them |! He would have seen shawls and
|overcoats floating around with human bod
ies In them! He would have seen boots
crashing along In front OF the gale with hu-
man feet in them! He would have seen
pretty Congress boots, of the feminine gem
der, tumbling through the billowy tides Of
WA rare DAY, old boy.-State Register.
HORRIBLE MuRDER!--LastF Friday even.
ing, Mr.. Smith Patch, living about twelve
ship, came into this village with the intelli-
gence that the body, OF 9 dead man was ~
Ing behind his field. The Sheriff, with a
posse Of men, went out to investigate the
matter. a post mcrtem examination was
held, and . verdict of murdered by shoot
ing rendered. The body of the dead man
was brought to town Sunday, and further
investigations held. He was shot through
the head and neck. A pocket book con.
which the murderers neglected to search
= black over-coat, sbuckst and socks were
lying beside him. His clothing. on person
are full sack suit of snuff colOled pat
tern, in good order. Also, had a leather
watch guard chain around his neck Will,
tho ring Of the watch attached to it, "a gold
ons) which appeaIs . though the watch
awast jerked of Hom it. as IS. 800, i
Since the body has been brought TO town
the deceased has been identified. His
name u James Mullen, and had card OF
the Glenwood Odd Fellows il his pocket,
and lived In Sidney, Fremont Co., Iowa,
and q clue to his being murdered has come
to light. which is ~ follows :: Some three
months ago, he started from Sidney, to 20
to Eddyville after = load Of goods, and had
soma .five or. ak hundred dollars 1t 10
supposed-in his possession. Two men
learning, these facts 1t, Sidney they pro-
posed to hire him. to take them to Eddy
vile, which was agreed upon, aud started.
Nothing was heard from him after he left
Sidney. His wife came through here some
turn prS0nt tho aun In aoarch If hor hu aha nd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-02
T CE! ICE!! ICEl!!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

We ars now landing from Schooner Helsn
Mar, cargo of BOSTON ICE. This Tee is
cut from lakes, fed entirely by pure spring
water, and is Of very superior quality. It is
but sample of the ice with which we propose
to furnish our customers during the entire
season.
At considerable expense we have obtained an
entire new set of wagons, and so perfected our
arrangements for the delivery Of ice, that all
persons leaving their orders with US, may de.
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
regularly.
Hotels. Restaurants and Steamboats, supplied
unon the shortest notice, and on reasonable
terms, with quantities large or small,
M. EIDRIDGE & Co,
ap 20-tf Prince Street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-02
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AND
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cured without first trying them. y o family
should be without them, fo' by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. they are I'M
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and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re.
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The following are some Of the diseases which
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Ietter,
inflammation
of the bowels
consumption in It's
early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
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spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
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145 Prince ST., below Washington sts.,
Alexandria, Va
For sale by most Druggists. jan s-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-02
B En- G LIE s
Ice Cream Saloon,
No. 129 King Street,
ALEXANDRIA,, Y a

ICE CREAM, made in the best manner,
will be furnished, WHOLESALE, to Dealers, on
the most reasonable terms or by retail, at the
saloon, which is fitted up for the accommoda-
ton of ladies and and gentlemen.
SODA FOUNTAIN S charged and
SYRUPS, Of al varieties for sale.
a Soda Fountain is in operation at the Con-
fectionary Store
All the materials used in the manufacture Of
Ice Cream and Soda, are Of the best quality.
CAKES, CAN DIES, FRUITS, AN .
CONFECTIONERY, Of all kinds, for sale.
NH 2S-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-02
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN, sR
~ OfFICE-No. 104 King street, ove
s,one's formerly French's) Book Store.
NEWS by TO-DAY'S MAIL.

By direction of the War Department, in fu-
ture no civilian will be allowed to take passage
on the eSoyernment mail boats from Washing
tan for City Point and Richmond, except
anon special order from the Secretary OF
War. Parties desiring to visit Richmond Will
have to go by the way OF Baltimore, from
which point regular passenger line OF steam
ers has been established. S.
Admiral Porter has been relieved, at his
own request, OF his command OF the North
Atlantic squadron.
Assistant Surgeon John A. Hall has been
elected from the Lincoln Hospital, in WASH
ington. for writing letter to his friend in
Canada. referring to the assassination OF
President Lincoln in jestiDg and scurrllous
manner. =
Moseby is said to have been at last accounts
near Salem, in Fauquier county, without any
command Ibis troops having dlsbanded or
surrendered.
President johnson received yesterday q
delegation Of the Swiss residents OF the prln-
cipal cities In the u. S., and was addressed On
their behalf in complimentary speech by the
Swiss Consul General to which the President
made an appropriate and friendly reply.
Forty. nine prisoners of war, all officers,
including colonels, majors, captains, &C.,
lately confined in the Old Capitol, in Wash
ington. have been sent to Johnson's Island.
The New York hotels are adopting the res
taurant system, for the meals furnished-and
what is more iml ortant, are coming down
in their prices -
The steamer Savannah brings Charleston
dates to the 2Sth. Gen. Hatch has ordered
the Rev. Alexander W Marshall, missionary
of ST.. Johns Chapel, Hampstead, to go be-
yond the lines. ''for persistence IN treasonab!e
conduct Warning was also glyen his
congregation for tolerating him Governor
Aiken left Charleston on the 9th, with orders
toreportsto Washington.
Holden, the editor Of the Raleigh, n. u,
Standard, who hasbeen suggested as Govern
or has taken decided ground against the res
toration to power OF Governor Vance ana the
existing Legislature. He favors the adoption
Of the constitutional amendment abollshlng
slavery. and recognizes the CONSTITUTION OF Tue
United States paramount TO any olate con-
stitution.
The N. Y. Herald says - Benjamin y.
Harris. member of Congress from Southern
MARYLAND, was arrested on Tuesday last py
Major Waite, of General Augur's staff, TOR
treasonable conduct in dissuadlng paroled rebel
soldiers fronl taking the oath OF allegiance,
and ur.ing. them as soon as excnanged az 70 70
return to the South and make further hight.
By the latest advices from Europe, it appears
that the English press, on hearing Of the fall
Of Richmond, generally regarded the Amer'- :i
can war.as over Ia the French Legislative
Chambers an amendment to, the address 60.
the Emperor, sympathizing with the North,
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New gprf, S. Sept, SIS Fnb NaGri&=
ten bon SPORT AT 9rince bis gum 10. 9lu9ul
%etnee9an9en.
Gin Nuftanb in Serenicp unb Gprail, ber
ben .3tred bate, Die 8ebelen in Cape 6aY=
tien 5a uaterltiiben, mar l6nell uno erf pl9reid
purA Die 8e9ierun9Struppen unterprlf1
pprpe1t.
@ral, gefrarp fat cine Gpmmiiiipn ob9e.
1aidt, Tim Die Serfafun9 Der Cape 5o9tisr
b~ela9ernpen @rmee 3u unterl u6en. Die elb'
bat etnen siinltisen 8eri9t erl tnttet unp em=
pfteblt unniibeS Slutoers ieBen 5t eripuren, BIZ
8%ebelenfete nidt %an3usreifsn, ~iunoern ein5u:
lAlieben, 70 Dap bic 9tebeIenbel abun9 tein'
3ufubr BON NuBen erbalten Tonne.
Dampfer unD 3 Seselfabr3euse iteber
oer 8e9ierun9 gu @ebpte, I'm bic SlOdap'
pirflam 3u MAIDEN.
Dral @efrarp mar I'M Sesrif ben iaOlt
4en 3beil Der Sniel su belader.
Die Na9riGt BON Der Gabral=N e0pluttor
miro iber 5aYti e~benfa0s beltatist.
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Die qrose Observation-Disclosures

ct: 9outs, 3. Sept. Der 9rdfDent
fat cine GUmmilion e%rnannt, um mad Den
POM Wtntiter pe6 Snnern gegebenen Snltruf=
tipnen NIT ben Snotanern in 1nter9anblun9
3u treten. Die GommilIipn bete9t aus Neu
ton @pwarb, @ouoerneur, unp ais FOLDER
Superintendent Der SnDiauer=N n9ele9en6eiten
inn Oecptab<G s rritpriunt, Gpmarp 9. 3aYlpr,
DIRECTOR Der nGrcli6en Superintenpena Gen.
Maj. Gurttb, Sri9.=0en. Siblep, 9enrY .,
Jteep pUn Soipa unb Spen GuernleY bon
8i6conlin. sic lolen 8riepenspertrd9e nit
Oen oerl1tepenen Stdmmen Der Siour unb
@be9enne5 pom pbern Mtlltlippt, unb anbern
S,dmmen jeuer 9tesiOn ab1hlieben, bic neuz
lid nod IN 6etnplelt9teiten 9e9en Die Ser.
Staaten be an9en traren.
Die Gclnmi0iun ipiro ONT 10. b. Nit6. gu
Council Sluf Sulammentreten, unit ltG Damn
na@ Sort 9tice 3u be9eben, no Die 9rcBe
Natbsperl aInmlung am 10. Sftpber ~ltattfin=
ben iul. Sc linp besbalb Gpuriere an Die
perI9iepenen Stamme sel6tft tporben, unt le
auf5ufcroern, lt@ sur beltimmten 3eit an Srt
unD Stelle ein3uftnben.
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WeuereS aus E1trnhn.

New gUrt, 5. Septbr. Ser Dampfe,
Scotia" LIT init Nadrt6ten Bis gum 81,
Nu9. BON 9iperpUOl rep. 2ueenstppn einee=
trpffen.
Die pUlitii4em Nadriatsn linb nnbebeu-
tend.
Die telegraph Comp, BAT GOntratte fir Elm
l1elle5 Sabel, pelGeS i'm nd6lten Sabre fertts
lein lUl, auS9ebpten.
Sc NlOro ertlart baS fran3TiiAe S6ema,
etlten Telegraph mad @merita via bic cana
riI6en Sn1eln unb Sap be Serte gu leeen.
Nuf brinsenbeS @rluGen BON Srlanp lit Der
Support BON &inOOieb ~al5gn9lanO tpesen Der
StcbleuAe~ etn9elte0t tpUrpen.
Oas en9liAe @elAwaper 1T naG SORTS
muutb 3uriif9efebrt.
Der fran3Glii9e &ailer unb bic &aileritt
febrten BON ibrer fApei3erilAen Netle naG
6p~ntainebleau 3urif.
Die 9ariIer GenpS bemertt iiber bic Tltret=
Gil6 preuBii6en Serbanplunsen beslsliG Der
6er5o9tbImer, po6 6rantrei6 init bemlel=
bet &edte ais 9reuBen Ii6 9auentura ant
eisne, Elm Stid 2anp am Nbein annectireu
fGnne.
Die ptplomatiiAen Serbanblunsen spil6en
Sc frei9 unb 9reuBen pauern fort.
Na9riAten aus Sban9bat Sum II. Queul1
melpen, balt Sur9eoinie npG in 6aft mar,
Der amerifanilhe Sci anbte ertlGrte Bel St.
neueruns pea @erlansenS, tbn a~rsSulief fern
DAP Nmerita oielen Sail ais eineu Casus
belli betraGten merpe.
Die Nebtlem 1otten in Yefin Elm Eager Be
Sosen; paS @eritat sing, le baben petin sc.
nD1nlren.
Die G9Olera lit in Gibraltar mieper ouf:
~getreten, aber aus Barcelona sepiAet, aud
in Salentia oerrin9ern lih Die Sterbfdae
Sn Den meilten 5afen am Mittelmeer nnb al
Der utlantil2en Suite muB Die ltrsn9lte 9ua:
rantaine beObd4tet tperpen.
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81tnncshanntifahf.

@afbin9tpn, 4. Sept. Gs miro nit
8ettmmt6eit oerli6ert, DAP 9ralipent Sobn=
ION i'm 2aufe Der na9lten @aar Sage cine
@rpflamattpn ~erlaien ipirb, Die bas 5abens=
Corpus 9te6t in ben lObalen Staten wieber
berlteQt. SIM Staate SuO Carolina lit Der
YOltpient auf fammtlt6en GtI enbabnltnien
pieper i'm @anse.
Seute MUr9en be1udte Srau~ NolprY,
Satin Des gr- Marine-S efret1rs Der Con-
fGJDerirten, ben @ralipenttn Spbnipn. Der
3ped tbre5 Se1ude5 mar, 100 mG9ltA Die
6retlafun9 ibrc5 Mtanne5 3t ~erlangen, Der
.ge9enmarti9 in Sort Dula0tt ~gefan9en list.
Der Dralipent lUl tirSlid Elm. Maba-
ma Delegation, Die i6 lber rie oprti9en
GOnI8catipnen be16merte, ertlart BADEN, teint
@pnft6catiDn iei rehtli6 9iilti9, ouBer menr
Die 8etrefenben 9ebGrig pe9en lSp6oerratba
perurtbetlt pprpen leten. SIS len6tet elm, nit
pidti9 oiele @rtlarung III, penn eS miBten in
6plge Derlelben pobl ale @pniscatiunen in
Sipen unt9etpBen werpen, Da ibperltA in
ir9eno etnent Sale Der Gt9entbImer Sprbe,
prp3eIlirt unO DerurtbeiIt murpe.
- &tGmonoer 3ettnn9en ent6alten fol-
9enpe Nott3en 5rantltn SternS, Der wpbl=
~befannte %llnipniit bon 8tNmUnD, wirb ale
@anbtpat fir Die 2e9islatur aneefinDi9t. =
Nler. Dudley, Der 9ralibent Der gJorf : Nipen
@ilenba1n, BAT pom DrGlipenten Die gSieber-
6erltelun9 1etne6 9arbpnS erlangt.- 8il6oI
3dY, Der oerbaftet tpuroe unter Dem Serpa4t
ipt6tiee 9apiere st beliben, wel6e segen sc.
tptiIe 0efansene ltarfe 8epeile seltefert baber
tptrpen, If, nadpem feline l1nldulO ermttteli
pprben, in 6reibeit 9eiebt ipprpen.
-Dte SEEN Srlean6 uGrue Delta" BON
II. @u9nlt I9retbt: ueber 400 Der angelo.
berfen Danen BON 5plp Springs, Sfar1bal
Counts, in Mtlfliippi, baben cine 9etitipn 81
@rn1ten BON cSeferIon Davis all ben 9rali-
penten aert6tet, Deren e6rerbteti9e, aber Mir,
btqe unp patriottl@e Spra6e ni4t oerfebler
wirb, in @albtn9tcn Gitprrf Su maAen.
@afbtngtpn, 5. Sept, Da6 Ben.
oenperb6r I'M 9roSeB 9esen Birb tpurDe fort:
oe1ebt. @ine Nn3abl 3elt9en maften fey,
9raStrenDe NusIagen. s.. sc @larj
be,euote, baB Mdnner in ben Stpfapen wa6n=
Iinni9 purben, 5unger6 ifarben unb Dap e.
an einem Sage i'm Nusult 1874 Gubte adblte.
Sat 6 Nerlonen pur9 Die Waden erf 4ieBen
Bate aber nidt gebGrt,sDaB 8irb Die betref-
fenbe Srpre e%rlaiien bate. Stncent
sailed Bate 9ebGrt, pie Btrt ben Sefebl
ge9ebeug iepen gu erfAieben, Der Die 9pote1-
ltate fren3e iab baB etn Ntann erl@p1en IT.
pdltn. TT oas Te9iiter, als an nnbefannten lr.
1aden 9el tprben eingetra9en nuroe. Cat BIZ
Qeute bur9 einsn Or. 9elOt tmpfen, bic Spe.
ration Bate sepGbnlt4 1910 @ru3ent 81
besfale CUR 6ol9e. @bwarb &ellusq
be8euste, Gap CT lab pie elm Mann eridcier
purbe, pel6er ebe1n an9efpmmen ipar u...nod
gar ni4ts pom Der SODtenlinte wuBte. Nm
l@werlten wtrb Der @efaneene pur& baa
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;l9nt .bi .5rleIr,
~clas in Der enaIiiatn elite enttalten TnS

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Src6 Tbilip 3; Srpnbeimlr s; 9ontm @ultap; @aIes VI
2ehmanu @Sm & 0auNen6ottr $40 3ut 8 q gut
9oicpb; Weaubelt QepIpb WtueIPrnie 9c6n 3 Wfepert
Olr.; Getttur9 Seurp Gtsbttbaus 9eTp Gte5e Sol u
~9tpientbaI 6 ; 9aptb s. 0iufT Sunuel Souer ): S6u
mault & @autner Ghulsc $ S6neioer 6 6 Strc6
meper @tp Gtrrtsmeper O Steiner & DcunS Stau'
% 8 Stiefel & Sct8 Na9nsr @Grlitian gGaibner
Senrp Berninscr s 81; Il erner &tos; @iesner Sob
8; @eiSmann, Sobn; 3unmerm,ann, o.. 3eil, &oSt .
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Nus NprS Carolina.

8alet9b, 81. g., 1. Septbr. Ni6ter
Garter, tpelGer BON elmer lan9et Netie purf
Die lapltden Staaten suriidgefebrt 1T, bertd=
tel, DAP bic nteOertrdhti9e Sebanpluns Der
9leger lnp Die Mante Der 9 lan3er, Die elben
Bel Der 9erin9lten %G'ele9enbett 3I ermprpen
i6r 3enitb erreidt fat, belpnpers an iolder
@ldsen, BON peren Die Eruppen 5uriifse3o9er
mUrpen linD. s..
Nrwbern, 2. Sept. Die Opfr. 9ouiio
Mpure, 81 Gtp unp QrasU, lowie cine 6lpttt
BON S4Ocnert 9in9 beute BON bier mil
Saumrplle belapen na6 Dem Norpen as.
Die Saumpclenernpte BAT te9unnen uni
lit oielYerlpredenp.
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Sob bes Commodore SObn Gouius.

So on 4. Sept. Commodore SoGn
Collins, Der niele Sabre in Der SunOesfl Otte
eebient bat, ltarb oOri9en Samlta9 gu NOrtt
@onwap in Stem t5ampfbire. @r bate lid
bort gum 8eiu9 auf9ebalten. @pltns err
blifte I'M Sabr 1895 gum Ell ltenmal baS 9i@t
Der Welt; er oiente nit Aus3eiAnun9 in benz
lebten &riege nit England, unp bliet i'm at
ttoem Dtenlt, bis ct ettpa eur feds Sabren in
6ol9e leines iNlimmen 3ultunpeS li6 9e3tpun=
gen lat, in ben 9tubeltanb 3u treten.
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Scr ruf,rfeb.ameritanifd,e seIeoropb.

Gbtco9O, 4. Sept, glue Depelde BON
MlcGrealilb patirt pom ID. @us. last, paf
bic CUR rulild ameritaniiAen lleberlanp 9ele=
9rapben=G pmpa9nie 9ebSri9e Sarfe uGlaru
Seu" am IA. Suit gu Sitfa an, uno biz
Neile BON New=gorf in 1876 Ga9en eema6t
bdt, nobel le an pen Sap GerDe'lGen Snlelr
anbielt, rrn @aiIer ein3unebmen. Sic bra6tt
ben fleinen @ropeler 2t33te 6Orner nit, ppr
Dem Die expedition auf Den Sinnen~0 ewdl
lern 9uten gebrau6 MAIDEN fam. SIS fan
alle5 in be ter Sroun9 an, unO ale am Sprt
beftnpltGen Yerlpnen traren aeluup.
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3susnib son 5O5ept@ 81. @6u ff beIuist

3stsniB sum Spfept& 81. @& mff belaitst
Derlelbe FAM i'm Mar3 1864 mad Nnoerion
piae, entHp6 lpdter, tpurpe aber init 9iilfe Del
6unbe wieper ei%naefanseu unb SO @tunber
pbne Nabrrns in @tien eele9t. Sab tpate'
ME g9irb ben neaen @efar9eltet ale &leieer
abnabm unb fe fat nadt in Die Studs i6tdte,
Sab einen &naben pur6 @trb ldlaeen, mel
DIR bic &rGmpfe befam unb tarb, 1ob Gbica=
maeua uuf gefebl beS 8irb erl6isBen, fat
pie @trb einen gum Stelett obgebuneerten
Mlann NIT 6iiben trat, batte NIT pen anpern
@ef ansenen am B., 4. unO 5. Suit teine &a=
tionen erbaltet, Uubte paB feiner je ~lebenoi9
aus Dem 6ppital fam. @apt. @trb reiz
9erte ibrt eine 2nde pom 5aar eineS topten
SrennpeS gu nebmen unb brpbte ibn at err
l4teBcn. Das @afer mar ni6t gu trinten,
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esnansnia eines fferbensen sonmeiaer,.

ct. Qputs, 3. Sept. Daniel 9npreas,
Der 9cltmeilter BON @laneUe in Wlilourt, Der
tir3lt6 SelbltmorO .besins, BAT Elm lhriftGt6eS
0etanpnib binterlalen, pas na9 leinem
5ooe 9efanpen wuroe. Dana6 bat er Dor 8
Sabren einen Miann, Der BON Californian su=
riidtebrte, eru,Orcet uno nm $4,000 beranbt;
auBerDem bra6te CT 3pet ieiner eisenen &inz
prr am'S 3eben II. 9tn9 panttt um. audi feline
6rau 5u ermurpen, unp iberpieS berau6te ct
gewerbsmaBig Die Dplten felt leiner Anlteaun9
ais 9pltmetlter.