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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25

Tho following persons In he Eleventh wscd also
port 900 and upwards for the past year,
r. NJ Bailey, s57, 1f Janas w Bliss, $62 osl Franca
Dave SOL, o3si Jsoph h Gray, $50, s42; Charles 9
Lyach, $50 900; J. d. aoor, $50, 223; Charles O.
Rogers, $o7e7o Ebon c. stamwood, sile aos, and =
wsstcott, $51,1css
In ward IL Solomon 5. N3ray returns an incomelOe
ss7, 1913 for 1s6seA agnlast 30, 1855 for 1904
The foowin Incomes also reportod:-Josiah Bud.
VEIL Sill 2Ses Wendell Phillips $l09 80; Ebcn Jors
renee, s54, lOj, william Appleton, s2s, 400; Sidney
BARTLETT s4s 23s; Dr. Henry y Bigelow, gu 800; VIM
Beals, &29. os9 Charles g. Greene, So 065; Pceg W.
Chandler, s25 so2 benjamin r. Cnrtis 50 1858; James
7. Fields, S12 Sal; William Gray t4s,077; Charles @.
Loring, SIS AS; T. Bigclow Lawrence, $40 CAT; olive
Abbott $40 40
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FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS.
BRIBERY IN THE NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Re-, &c., &c.

The hearing Of this singular case was resumed yester
day at the Jefferson Market Police Court before Justice
Dodge. ra
H. B. Slower recalled and cross examined said -
Miss Howard was partially my authorized agent in
efectng my release from Fort lafayette; may have
some influence in the Navy Department, but have
never been accused of frauds that department in
connection with Henderson OF the Evening Post; did
execute bond for 900 to effect my release through
certain oicers in 1884 when In Lafayette Porter
was my COUNSEL he advised to escape from the fort
and as It supposed some Of the officers could be
brbed gave my note for $25 900 for thirty days to
effect tat object; paid S. 900 that note and ex-
pected the rest 70 be raised on my property might have
paid more than s. on the note DETER Of 2Sa 0otoo
thing similar TO this Letter read, MS folows:-
NEW York, Oct. %, 1884.
SmJudgfng from our last conversation that you may
not be fully satised that have endorsed the 1000
paid Of your notes, agreed between us,
and you know gave up $1,000 In your notes for the
tmo before last saw you 1 had sold your note for
making KIN 1Ss
bookkeeper il You wish do not wish to see you upon
any matter except such as would require services from
When Porter rst called upon witness a. fort he
say that he had seen s' M Fox told him that s2s 900
would be requisite that before he called upon him
and told him he had seen wilson; think 1t was when
rst saw Porter; Porter Ind fixed II before he Game TO
hnt--that is the amount to get him out; had retained
Porter AZ counsel two years before did not consider
necessary TO retain him specially In the case OF his
imprisonment; had advertised the two notes for
each IN the Herald. a4a 50.
The advertisement was read, as foows:-s w.
"AlT persons are notified that the two promissory notes
for cach dated on or about the 9th OF july 1891
and payable respectively at SIX and twelve months after
date on the order Of D. NJ Porter, will not be paid at
maturity, the same being without consideration sss
The advertisement was drawn up in Mr. Rowland's
Office; caused its insertion In tho paper could not say
that Porter wanted him or recommended him to see VIII
son himself There was nothing OF the Henderson case
talked Of that day between then went TO Canada few
days after his liberation; his heath was not very good
went Afterwards to farm OF his own In Maine; porter
suggested TO him TO go to Canada he said that c
safe in New York that had been Imprisoned
by the government than as they had got thing
him they might get another tn against him after the
Indictment against Henderson had been found saw
Mesrs PieYepont and Evarts' counsellor Henderson, in
the hotel AZ Washington; don't recolect whether Mr.
Pierepont bad scnt for him or not Mr. Evarts was
thore, and aB0 ThurI0w weed ana Colone reward ana
General Butter rocollectcd that Mr. Perrepont spoke
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, July M-6 p. NJ
Asurs--Reccipts, 800 packages The marke, was dull
and prices were nominaIly unchanged.
BRrApsrvrys Receipts, 1887 bbs -four, $50 do and
30 bags corn meal 572 bushels wheat 2Ss, liz do
corn i72 Gas do oats, 800 do. rye The -four market
was more active, and prices on oil grades advanced loc
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NEW YORK. HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY rs. 1866.

49, Berlin, the capital has 1854 gain Of lo0 but the
county towns have fallen on.
aass The largest towns sSs shalsburg. aus, gain Of
227; and Center, 2,6o2. gain Of TIE. - ~
KzxosHA couSrr. Population, 12o7l. Ksnosha City
has 4,065.
WASHINGTON CoUSrx-The population OF West Bend is
SAC; increase 231. Rpon has q population Of 2451;
Mineral Point, 26l2; Dodgevie, 5000
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20c chiefly the good TO choice brands The sales OF
State and Western IL 900 bills Canada -four in
poor supply, with considerable inquiry and prices adj
vanesd 30. az0c The sales nolude 80 bbls Anthem
nour Il lsht demand, but price, we're frosr The
sale embr1Sd $50 bbs Rye 1our vas quiet, without
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MassnclNsssetts.

LAWRENCE Tho population, a 500; in 1850 IL
1889 The nales number s,92s, females, II, 772
DASvKRs-Ths. population To- 6,iss. In 1900 II was
5l00-a gain OF 81
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PI-yTrsbuRo The Mkors hare found living in,
the west parS OF the village French Canadian who L.
in the hundred and ssih year OF his age, and hs
wife is ninety five years ole They are both OF them 10
the enjoyment Of quite good health have lived together
seventy cign years and had fourteen children. They
also report young mother Of fifteen years, with eald
year old Her husband is in she army. Also three
mothers sho have borne seventeen children, two have
had eighteen one who has had twenty, and one in the
South srict who has had twenty three children The pro-
cness Of that distct may BE- Inferred from the state
men mat there seventy nine mothers who have had
nine hundred and ffty-six children.
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Movements OF Cotton.

CAIRO, July 81 300.
Five hundred and thirty bales Of cotton from Mem
pbis and New Orleans passed up for st Louis 10 day.
And two hundred for St. Louis and Ave hundred for Gin
The Memphis market declined closed dull aud heavy
with midding at 4sc, $50
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corn CORN meal meal BranSywins
Wheat fairly active, at an advance OF To- &c. on
winter and &c o 5 SS. wa a. r. e % ~
81 as'ihs'n Il S.s 81 81
sns .D"n 1s 81 81 l ss %
was somewhat depressed by heavy receipts, and
prices y, Were shade lower the sale: CONSISTED sa s o.
for unsound; s3c Csc for sound mixed western, the
latter for very cheice SOC. for Western yellow Rye
was scarce and wanted; prices very rm The sales
were about 500 bushels at 97c 9Sc for Western Bar
ley and barley malt quiet and nomnaly unchanged
Oats rmer and In demand, at CO., olo for West.
ern.,s gf1l . e.a
COFFEE was quiet; but prices were we'll sustained.
Corros.-The market opened unsettled and lower but
towards the close manifested somewhat better feeling
The sales were 1000 bales We quote.
s s;ss'; s';; ;;:::: !: Z ::
FRxIcura Tho market was quiet but nrm. The
bulk, at sgd Id. per bushsi. 10 London, 100 bbis
-four L. 1oKd and Glasgow. per steamer 600 boxes
GRxnsz was quiet Sales is, 600 lbs at 1lc.
Hors.-The market was quiet but nrm. We quote fair
to good quality at l5c. a soc
somewhat better Sales Of las hds Porto Rico at from
8Oc to $780, so hhds Barbados ct 67c., and 30 hhds
PROVISIONS -Recepts III packages pork, so packages
lard The pork market fairly active, but prices
lower The sales were O. 500 bills, at $31 $S1 rs for
old moss closing the outside price, cash and regular
1913 80 1924 for prime, and 426 Is so for prime mess
S2S for thin mess also for August sellers option
1000 bbs mess at $40 So The beef market was
active, but prices lower Tho sales included
1000 bills at So SO s12 for plain mess and $40 s4
for extra Beer hams in supply and prices
steady The lard market ruled buoyont at slight
advance Tho sales embraced 900 bbls, at from
23kc., closing firm Cut meats were in good request
and prices very firm. The sales were about 600
packages at from 15c tic. for shoulders, and 1870
23c. for hams Bacon dull and entirely nominal.
The butter market ruled steady with considerable inquiry
at l9c 27c for Ohio and 27c $50. for State Cheese
was quiet at DC. a 15>Ic. for common to choice
PETROLEUM dull and heavy. We quote:-Crude,
Sokc 81 Nc. refined In bond, Soc 61kc, and free
do. zoo. Tic u fe a13R
RICE was quiet and unchanged t.fe 4H f.4oTnl
SUGAR.-The market moderately active and
steady The sales consisted Of about $50 hhds nclud
ing Cuba at from l0.c 1870 and Porto Rico at 1870
Tho market for refined sugars was steady for hards
while softs were e a q lower -..a.
TALLow-The market was heavy with sales OF OF, 900
lbs. at l0Nc. all &c. g. .9ll ~ s
wmsKEY. Receipts 257 bbls. The market was steady
and prices firm. with sales q about 200 bbs Western at
50 10
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Iowa

The census OF the State far returns have been
received indicate increase Of SIX per since 1893
one year The counties along the Missouri border have
lost considerable from the immigration is supposed Of
rebel sympathizers.
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SAVANNAH, &C., July %, 1895.

Strict quarantine Ia being established nero me
steamer sandsh s 10 DO stationed OH Tyoee Island 70
stop all vessels from foreign pors and do'sn 'nenl
they have dangerous sickness on board she carries one
gun, and hss guard on board. consisting Of detsch
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wisconsim.

MrwAuKrx-rho population foots up SS,o4o--s gain
Of TO- s44 since 1860
Sank COUNTY population Ia a i5l against Is sos
In ls0o Baraboo has 2bOa gain Of $50 In four years.
Prairie du Sac has e3e males and ESQ females-a we'll
mated town. Reedsburg has increased 90 and Spring
Green 133
DANE County. Population 81, 0o4 q gain OF T102
since 1860. Madison City has 0, 1el and including the
township 9o95
CotuxBn CouSrY fooss up 90 so7 gain Of s,oe2 The
most populous towns are Portage $3.50; and Columbus
2,49s
MAMrowos Couny,-Population, q 900 gain Of
about 5000.
GRsss LAKE. Covvry. Population, i2,5sS-a loss Of
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ExrrER-Number Of inhabitants, 149s. In 1890 the
population was l, TAI Decrease In i've years 243
CUMBERLAND Tho whole number Of Inhabitants u
s215-a loss In Ave years OF ia.
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BOstOn.

311o KS sss s., BOSTON, sa~ eit .f"i af
In the First ward James McKenna returns An income
Of SAL 1928 for 1854, against $11 742 for 1858 NJ, 4
?he following the comparative reurns for the years
1868 and 1854 Of incomes exceeding $50 0OOtn wards
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Of the above sum large proportion is derived from
licenses and the tax on articles manufactured Philade
mia being the greatest manufacturing city IN the Uno1
nothing can prove importance more than an exhbs
for taxes on manufactures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
C.. c.FRED'K pFLuGER,


Importers and Wholesale Dealers u Fashionable Clothing,
Hats Caps, Bots and SHOES. and every variety OF Gentle
Superior Furnishing Goods Store, formerly occu-
pied by ". 4 Altrich, Esq, ia Makec's Block Queen
street Hyun,uu. Oahu isDly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
ALMOST AS HARD AS IRON,

Protecting wood from decay, aud other
corrosion. 1t mixes readily with nseed OIL and may
for all purposes without grinding It already
been extensively used and has for itself unparalleled
reputation, having given universal satisfaction fo- painting
Houses, Barns, both wood brick Iiuls
Eunnels Of Ships Dock Gates, Iron, Wood work
posed the action of the atmosphere water Iron
Bridges Fences Railway Cars Dep0s Tin and SRge Roofs
&c When linen is covered with it. il
waterproof does crack when rolled preserves
II Is preferable to paint for printing 1t does roll
in rubbing down. saves tine aud labor aud produces firm
and smooth surface requiring oil
Paint. Painters viii find this cheapest durable
for all outside work And for pring under any Paint,
is uuequaed While the base Of all other Mineral Paints
Clay and Silica WINTERS METALLIC BROWN is composed
the following
SeSqCioXyde of Manganese. ............... So
SllC'i- . u
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700 90
TESTIMONIALS

DR WSTER-Dear Sir: 1 have been using your Metallic
Paint for the last three Freight and Passenger
Engines, Tenders, &c hnd it the best paint
used for durability and from the
jeced 1t TO- proves to be superior paint in USE
requiring less Oil and its being almost pure susceptible
the finest possible polish. known it to crack.
blister scale, and unhestatngy those
who desire a cheap, durable and good paint.
T. L. BENEDICT,
Mecha II & NJ P
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z. Z. BEN FDItI,
Master Mechanic, II. & ". X r.


. .
We have used Winters Metallic Paint we
find something better will continue
work both Roofing and Bridging far there nothing
known that with it in
articles especially IRON It IS perfectly and proof
Il doesnot by weather. and
Boilers, Chimuey7. &c. it IS not influenced by heat.
.S9-2I- MOSTLY ( c.
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The PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.


Evening Prayer.
com- o. thee, 20 night,
IN ny lone ci1sst where eyes al see,
dare D.. claim ar interview with thee,
Father Of love and light
EIth.s day have striven
With Thy bIe.s-i Spint, or have bowed tie knee,
To aught of earth, in weak bIolatry,
pray TO be forgiven
Fin my heart has been
An unforsivinz thought, Or word or-Iook,
Though deep the malice which scarce eouii brook,
Wash me from the dark sin
II have turned away
From grief or suffering which might relieve,
Careless the cup OF water cen to give,
Forgive me, Lord pray.
And teach me how to feel
SIy s.nfll vandcrings with = deeper smart,
And more Of mercy and grace impart,
Ny siufuilnes1 to heal.
Father my soul would be
Pure the drops % ewes unsuIieI dew
Aad t,s stars whose nightly eourse IA true,
20 would be to thee
Not for myself alone
Would I these blessings Of thy love inpIore,
But for each penitent the world wide DER,
Whom thou has, called thine
And FOR thy hearts best friends,
Whose steadflst kinlnsss DER my painful years,
Has watched soothe Affections, gr-fs, ani tears,
Ny waTmest prayer ascends.
Should DER their path decline
The light Of gadness, or Of hope or health,
BE thou their soace, and their joy and wealth,
As they have long been mine
And now, o Father take
The hsart / cast with humble faith thee
And cleanse its depths from each impurity,
For my Retieemers sake
Hymn Of The 1ges
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18

Not liable TO become arnished and makes never fadin
Paint, acquainted with its ingredients know.
will change color by exposure the weather. wi
any climate without cracking bisterng-while
pogure hardens il, making in time a covering
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JON- NCtSt
CHUNG HooN & CO.,

general ageutsAgents for the
Paua and Aaauuu Plantations-ImPOrters Of teas
Chinese aud foreign goods and Wholesale dealers
Hawaiian produce the stone store, Nuuanu street.
below King. 405-ly
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Sic Meople's Gas Gomtpasnis
BON Baltimore.

treftOrer
9agss 6 ,rtIon If. D. 6. Slowed,
Sma Q NIhert eprt G JtaVatr,
e. 81. e5rrdoue, Scbu Spar,
&. q. 54iIfeu, G. u. gsrss
Snp. g. &tlmdu.
mrSL: SamesG or tt n, tr. SER G. VI. prague.
Gdasmetfer Senrp o. gBtIfpn,
xewsorare Office SIM Gebduee Der 8nidfrtOder SeDsSs.
8erF6erunss Gpnpa8nie, gfo: !6 SeecnfFr' 6e6eaH'' '"
ppf Sffce.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lttsen tasit6 tn Sotstr SI rss
Der G~pmpasaie pifin sptfben 0 u9r WfOrsfEs UNI . nPF
yldnuittdaa. tMa0V-oL-
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len q lbtitett ltei tnb pbne Gebibren bier
elnlhfantaitgsh itarsppttirt uno an alien
Bnl'tisn Der iniurreltiuneIIen Gtaulen u~erEauft
msrcsrtf 100 60 Dem Giaentbumer qsfdlt.
Wetl6tffnn Der Trobutte
Y = mi urrttttDheIIenG Staten n.
Balfitipolle, bic nibt ppn t~sgtIonsn permittsllt
tbrer stgenen Wtbeit, oosr nit her glrbeit DON
5reigenprnenen pber anperen pon ibnen onQes
Iiellten unb beiubtten 9cnle %proDuAirt wuroe,
ntuf, che le nab ben lopalen 5taalen perIhiHt
miro, tlerll ai ciaen observation-disclosures Der,
tdntt, tlao bon benz eIbeh lpisUerpsrtauit tpers
pen, ,ino epe &c BauintppIIe ppsr anoere lIro-
butte ein5ulditten erIaubt, ooer ben GbiIien
Glorlrun1 erIbellt, bat Der 3plbeamte BON benz
antaul SeNgenten poer benz 6leuctbeamien Elm
e%ertllttat 80 Ioroern, ipcl6es a%iteItirt, bab bic
sur Cuhlhtlung beIiitnmie Uoumwclle, BON ibn
pteoer %pertdait woroen 1T, oDer pab % Btot.
oeS NertbS o~erleIben IN GoIb on ben Gintaui3-
A9euten bejablt wprben, unb bic BaumnDIe
oaber bon allen weiteren aoren unb Gebilbrer
lrei 1T.
Wenn bic CUR Berlhilfung beitirtnlie Bauni-
wole ais Brcoutt eigener glrbeit in Nntprud
senonmen miro, bdtn miro Der 8eanlts iorDern
ouB Die neutrality-suspicious. BON 3 Gents pc,
8funb be5ablt w;rte. Benn anbere TroDutt
uerldifft weroen iollen, ,oann mub 5upor ba:
Gertlftat Der Stcuerbeamtell iiber bic mtbligi
8eSablun9 oller @ebibren bei9ebradt peroen
che lolde BtoOutte tlorirt tperben %t6nnen, uni
penn tein Steuerbeomter ba 1T, foil ioIde in
mere Neuenuen Der 3olbeamte einbeben &c.
1O) Snlano-Iran8pDrt Die Be
itimmungen oieIer Hegula!ionen iolen auf Der
Snlanotran8port oller 8eridifuu9en in rer
iniurrettionellen Staoten Nnwenoung finoen
~ @ebubren. 9li6t uerbptene site
m6gen nab allen inIurrettionellen Staten fre
"trdnSportirt nerben. 9te @eblbren fir all
upn einem inIurrettioneQen Staat transpOrtirter
8rpoutte, lOfern ie ni6t 8aumwolle iino, fol
len o~ieieIben fem, wie 1e I'M Steuers@ eieb pcr
aeI6rieben iinc.
SIR Die BaumnplIe, bic nidt bur6 Negie
rung8bdnce 9e9an9en, betrd9t Die Gebibr ;
Gents per Bfuno, nel6e BON Dem betrefTenbel
Beamten folgenOermaben creoitirt peroen muB
ndmiid 2 Gents per 9funo 8erIhiffunes9e
bibr. NQe BON Der Ge9ierun8 gefauft uni
pieoer p~erfaufte 0aumwotle foil Dbne Sore,
unb @eblbren CUR 8eridiffun9 SugeIaNen per
ben. t,s. s...r ~
12) 8Out6rbi9e 2iiten miNen BON allen 8e
anten ouf9elteut weroen.
49, Sn rebeaii6en Staten iOuen feline @l
ter pom poer ali ni6tIopale BeriOnen perfuuf
peroeH. Qo0alitdts : Prpbe 1T elm Gio &c
Srtue.
14) 9iefe 8eftimmunsen iOusn bonn 1Otei
Dfat on 9elten.
s.. W cGuflOd, SdatIetretdr
@encbmi9t: AnOrep SObnfOn.
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9as Scgritorium ron Meyiic 1T bssrenst I'M
9~iccren, spie bic @renseu pcH ben Sereinisten
Staten ourh bic GOnpeutionen BON Guacelupe
uno MefIa fefgeitelt puroen; i'm Often har6
ben @cIf pom DseritO, has Msser Der Nntilsu
une bic ensIiiden Bsisuuseu pom 8eli,u; i'm
Slcen bur6 Guatemala unb i'm Nelten bard
Zen itiQen Ocean.
Nidts lit iber Teras seiast.
Oie 3sgisruna sarantirt allen Giuipobneru
peS Rei6es @Ieidbsjt Dor Dem @sisb, SLIDER
belt ces @igentbums uno Der 8srion, uno As
pcfreibeit. q Sin aGcerer 2lrtjtel briagt bic
8el6rdntun9en fur Die 3reie, wie ie cbuse'
fdbr in Srantrei6 pSer Oeitreib s%riltireu. 0it
NatlonalIorben llnb grim, ROTH unb weib.
Der @infubrpa aui Gabat 1T iebr erbSb
Tprben.
Der &aiier bat benz Son Souls Winel bi,
8efusnib ertbeiIt, cine Giienbabn gu bauen uni
stpar BON MsritO (Staet) nad San Gpsme
FapOtIa, Saeuba, GIuInepartIa uno GuatitIan
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Il sa.sEiE0nilAe ylaeortbten.

Mnl6inotclt II. Wlai = Or. Xumbletp
AUDI Sladburn 9enannt, Der @bef be5ieni9en
RebeGFn@ DEPARTMENTS, beHen Iufsabe e5 mar,
cas geIbe Sieber nod NewzOort gu perpnan=
sen, 1T jebt bterber 9ebradt uno in ba8 altt
Sapitoigefdn9niB 0eiperrt pproen. St lit nod
INNER 10 eitel uno efelbalt nie suppr. ii
trdgt NOD INNER 0ieielbe au1falenbe &leibune
Ule frjber, uno man fact, oaB er permittelf
Der nit oritten @erlonen gepflO9enen 8erabre.
Oung ietne 8srbaftun8 geItNentlid berbei3ufIb-
rem 9eiu6t bat, UNI oaourd gu elmer glOtorietd
sI 9elon9en, Die ct ipdter gu Gun1ten feline,
Quadialberei aus5ubeuten geoenft.
Oberlt Safer bat auf sruBen "aniGlag;etteIr
Die 8crtraits pon 9api8, Sudsr, Slap, Saun
cers, Glearp uno Sbompion, nebit ~pOlitdnoiser
Notwithstanding anbringen laien, uno suz
9lei6 ben Yreis anSegeben, Der auf ben Sop
zines jeoen Der Nebellen geiest 1T uno babel be-
merit, baB tie iib oe3 8erbrehen6 Der Wtitbez
t%beili9un9 an 8ralicentenmoro l6ulci9 gema6i
baben.
9as Stats Department bat cine uez
beriebung beS t6nigIiben 9etretS erbulten, mel,
6eS bic pOrlduf9e 3ulaiiung BON @etreioe in
oet 91ten pom Yortugal nnter oeulelben Se<
olngun9en pie einbeimiides @etrcioe pom .. oil
geitattet.
0bsletd Die in benz M}eu6eImpro accOm=
plieirten- Bericnen i6pn binldnsli6 beiarieben
mOroen llno, 10 pIrfte boob nabfolgenoe @ba@
rafteriilrung Der 6auptmitldulOiser fur ben 2ez
fer intere1ant fem.
Der Star f6reibt !: gor NGem na6t ft9
bas 8eib Surrat bemertbar. sic 1T elm uns
terIebteS, blibenb ausiebenoes 8eibSbilo NIT
srauem !Saar uno be1en, folten, srauen AIsen,
aus oenen cine lifttse unb unbeu9fane Seele
berpurblidt. Ste bat Ubne 3ueifel bas @ont'
plot nit bosbafter Screfult sebe9t, pb8lei6 es
ibetnt, ais bate fe ibren SObn geraee Oann
fOrtsei6idt, als Der Nu9enblif 9etcrnr1ea
mar. .aao5sar.
9apne lit Ieoisti8 cine piIoe, brutale Bette
unb belist pffenbar speoer Geiit nod !9er3.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13
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HiO Gran6e einIaufel uno weni9ltens 2OC
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fubrt, ooer ir9enopp in GsntruIamerita Ianpet,
no ie ber 9un9er uup oas Sieber becimiren
tperoen.