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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28
The Southern Negroes.

Here is what the Charleston Ne,rs, OF
Sept. 4th. SAYS of the character and con-
duct Of the blacks in South Carolina. II
is in contrast with the stupid abuse law
ished OH these people by the ignorant and
malignant copperheads Of the North:
''Under the circumstances. therefore, we
think there can be no ground to question
the propriety of immediate emancipation
ny the Convention. We end the contro-
upon the measures necessary to our fur
ther action-avoid the peril of interven.
ton by the Government. or the still great
er peril Of domestic instruction; inspire
the confidence that will trust to us the fur
Their fortunes Of the race among us; and,
possessed Of this subject. there is much
ground for the assurance that we can act
upon it. Our people are we'll inclined to
the negro. They realize his condition bet
ter than he does--know that much he does
offensive is the result Of facts he coutd not.
if he would. control. 'rhenegroes are them
selves most estimable. They present a
record which. for service and order. is
without a parallels; and now. turned head
long into freedom without preparation.
without premonition-by men Mt war will,
their masters-and told that they have
been wronged and have a heritage Of ven-
geance, they exhibit in their industry. or
der, patience and prosperity, an example
which is not within the experience of con-
ceptions. even, Of man. No people have
ever been so tried. none have go stood trial
the like causes would incite to outrage
the laboring population Of any State in
Europe; and if there have been disorder
misconceptions, wrongs. the wonder is
not that they should have occurred, hut
that there should have been the limit tc
their occurrence. With snch people, Il
not maddened by iniudicious treatment
there is vet future for MS. and it is now
for us. in manhood fand perfect faith, to
enter on it," .-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Daily Courier.

Burlington Sept. 26th.
The entries to the State 40 far, are much
more numerous than they were during
the first day Of the Fair last year. The
weather has been unfavorable. A great
many distinguished citizens Of Iowa are
here. The display of agricultural imple-
ments is extraordinarily large. The Flo
raj Hall exhibition, including Pianos DC,
are very fine. There will he some fast tro'-
ting and exhibition Of fine horses in day
or two, even from old Vermont. In the
mean time adieu. DIXON.
...u.u r.a- Burlington, Sept. 26.
Special TO Daily Courier. ..y- .. -
Hon. J. Tracy, chairman Of the Repub-
lican Central Committee, announces to-
day. over his own signature, by the au-
thority of Gen. Warren, that the report
set afioat nv the Chicago Times and Keo-
kuk Constitution. to the effect that General
Warren was in favor Of the election OF
Gen. Benton Is false. Gen. Warren il n
Republican now rs he has ALWAYS been.
and i'm full fellowship with the Republican
party. and supports the nominees Of the
Republican party.
The Soldiers Convention here for
the nomination Of county officers was n
grand fizzle. Every soldier except 8 or
10 left the room and held n separate Con-
vention and endorsed the Republican State
and Couty nominations, as soon as it was
ascertained that the convention was con-
trolled and in the interest Of copperheads.
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THE TABLES TURNED.-The following
extract from private letter written from
Beaufort to gentleman in PHILADELPHIA,
is at once suggestive and powerful evil
dence Of the effects of the rebellion on
those who were duped into upholding IL:
DIR. Sans, who owned "Oaklands,'' four
former residence on st. Helena, } has come
back, and lives in one of the desert negro
cabins. One of his former slaves lives in
the mansion house, which he bought of the
United States tax commissioner. Thedoc-
tor tried to get room in the house, but
Harry would not suffer him to get any
part of 1t. The building is poor one; but
the cabin where Sans now lives is net as
habitable as many Northern pig pens.-
Can retribution go further than this? The
former owner of a hundred slaves now
lives in an abandoned howell on the planta-
ton which heowned. That plantation has
been divided into small tracts, sold, and
occupied by his former chattels. DIR. Clar-
ence Trippe asks the patronage of the peo-
pie of st. Helena; his card written by
himself) says: "He will be found from 10
a. M until p. m. at the house of John
Major, ESQ.," That John Major, ESQ.,, was
formerly his slave. -. .... .-.....
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a PEPPERMINT PLANTATIoN.-AtA Ada
and Lyons, Mich, Mr.. Van Auken is ex-
tensively engaged in growing peppermint
for Installation. He has nearly two humid
red acres growing i'm the two countless
This is in easily grown and highly renu-
lucrative product. giving four crops from
one planting of roots. The one hundred
acres devoted TO this crop. last year, gave
81 mel profit OF a., OOo,
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The Missouri Pacific r r.

The Work Finished-A Through Trdiaf from
City 30 ~. Louis.
Kansas City Papers Of yesterday, the
2lst, were last evening, at five o'clock, de-
livered in this city, having been brought
by train leaving Kansas City at about five
A. NJ. The party from st. Louis returned
i'm high glee over the completion Of the
long pending railroad enterprise of con-
Meeting this city with the western border
of Missouri. The Kansas City journals
give glowing accouns Of the consumation
of the great work on the Goth. Wednesday.
We extract from the Journal of Com
merce, which says:
The last rail was laid on the Missouri
Pacific Railroad at two O. clock yesterday,
Goth. #'' -...
On the fourth day Of July. 1850, Hon. l..
NJ. Kennett, Mayor Of st. Louis presiding
at the Inauguration of this great work, re-
moved the first spadefull Of earth in the
construction of the Pacific railroad. On
yesterday, upon the invitation of the Pres
idcnt of the Company. he assisted in pla-
cling the last rail. and President Taylor
drove the last spike. used in linking st.
Louis and Kansas City by rail, over a
space nearly three hundred miles in ex-
tent. A large concourse of citizens from
Kansas City, Independence, Pleasant Hill
and adjoining country. assembled to wit
ness the completion of work to be forev-
er a..monument of State enterprise, and
the pride Of the commonwealth. The Di-
rectory, Superintendent and officials ofthe
road were deservedly colnplimented for
| their energy throughout the progress of
the work.
The gaily decorated train, the sumptu-
Gus repast provided by the Company. and
the happy feeling universally evident.
rendered the occasion ofthe completion of
the Pacific road one of the pleasnntest sea-
sons within our recollection, and proud
day in the history of the State.
The Aduertiser, in itsaccount ofthe COM
pletion, remarks:
In very short time the bridge over the
Blue, damaged by the late rain, will he re-
paired. when passenger trains will COM
mence their regular trips between st Lou
is and this city.
The road was finished to Pleasant Hill,
it will he remembered, some weeks since,
leaving gap of about forty miles thence
to Kansas City. This would have been fill
cd much earlier but for the heavy freshets,
which for a time rendered progress ex-
ceedingly difficult. All obstacles have
now been overcome, and trains will short
lv he making regular and speedy trips,
Through by daylight" from our city to
her sister on the distant ::Missouri.-4.
Louis Democrat.
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The Cork correspondent Of the New York
World furnishes some moro items and
speculations concerningithe spread of Fe-
nianism in ireland. He estimates the
number enrolled now at 40, 900. and think q
that the British troops in Ireland are Sc
cretly disaflected to u large extent. y.
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NOTICE, ..4.........
10 a. B. Israel, and all rhom It may con-
Germ:
This is TO certify that at the regular meeting Of
the Board Of Directors Of District Township Rich
and, Wapello county, Iowa, held at the School
House In subdistrct No 5, Sept. 18th, 1866, the
said Board Of Directors voted una pimousiy that
their signatures to the contract dated about the 22d
OF June, 1865, for the purchase Of A. B. IsraeIs
Ancient and Modern Outline Maps and Historical
Geography and Keys to the same were obtained
by deception and misrepres entation, and that We
have no authority to appropriate the peoples mon
ey to pay for the same, and ought not to do So
and will not do 50 unless compelled by law. And
said Board have required this notice TO be pub
lished. .-r - -
SAMUEL MCCULLOUGH.
President Of the Board.
Attest: JONI II. CARVER, Sec'y of Board. =
eept2S 1S65-8tvS 49, 80 :
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-28

An opera written by a lady and produced
in London is called "Widows Bewitched."
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FRENCH SILKs.-The French silk manu-
facturors have suffered severely from the
American war. The silk exports to the
United States, in 1860, from France were
l03 millions. In 1868 ii fell to % millions.
During this interval OF three years the ex-
ports from France to the United States fell
from $50 millions to 81; and North Ameri-
can produce imports into France for French
consumption suffered to the same extent.
Instead of240 millions in 1860, which, ow-
ing to the rise in the price of cotton, reach
eel 3d3 millions in 1861, it fell i'm 1853, to 81.
This reduction applies especially to raw
cotton.
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r EGkL NOTICE

T EGkL NOTICE.
- I Fifty cents Z. 8. Rcver';e Stamp:
Mary Jane Starkwedrher, } Dirorce in the
rs: District Court
asa ID. Strrk,ceothcr. Jof Wupelto co
TO ASA d. dRFWE1 THEIR:
siR-You are hereby notified that there 10 now on
wapeio county, IOWA, q petition Of MARY Jane
Starkweather, claiming Of you a divorce and allie
ging as cause therefor Adultery, committed aimee
the marriage; and that unless YOU appear and an.
swer thereto or fore the second day OF the next
term Of the said District Court, TO he begun and
held In o tumwa In said county, On the eth day OF
against you. and decree and judgment rendered n
accordance 10 the prayer Of said petitioner.
II. d, IVES, ATTY for PIE.
eePsSoisoouiWH' TOW o H ~ Il "A
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For t,orcrnor-W W. STONE
For Lieutenant GorrIRor-B. T.. GIE.
For Judge Of the SaJ.rcmr CURT
GRO. e.. WRIGHT.
For superintendent Of Pubiic Instruction.
q. IIILLE.
ELECTION, TT ESDAY, OCT. 10, 1866.
Chairman of State Central Committee
JOSHUA TRACY, huntington. Iowa.
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Wapello County Ticket.

Wapello County ilcket.
For !ScRdtOI,
EDWARD II. STILES.
For Representatives.,
CHARLES DUDLEY,
PETER kNON.
For Treasurer,
. JOSEPH HAYNE.
-. For Sheriff.
GEORGE 4. DERBY.
For County Judse.
Major J. =. PORTER.
For Superintendent Of .SchOolS,
Is. A. SPAULDING.
For Coroner.
~ ..-'. a. l.. CHAMBERLIN.
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g OMETHING OF INTEREST

~ TO the LADlES!! You can get a superior pol /.
ish for cleaning and renovtiatng your furn iture At
re Color Factory. child apply IL, and IL
ary sinstxntiS- septl5ls65d
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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A ITEM TON, EXCHANGED
LAPRIsoNERs Co. "E'' SSth IOWA
fou are hereby notifedto meet at Ottnmw q, Iowa
on Saturday, Oct. 7tb,. 1885, to make affidavit to
your accounts for rations. All discharges must be
previously r, curded. r. N. n. SCOTT,
1tw~ Late lat Lieut. Com Company.
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N,,d, oibt es etne anpsre Qrt BON arbei,

! NGt6 dibt es etne anbere Mrt BON Nrbets
tern, welde bur1 Guer M6tfunbenlr Item pro
Httren wiirpen. GS linb bteS bic Spblen9ta'
ber, wel6e pur9 Mustanpe bic Gonne Sob'elt
auf Is Dollars binauf9etrteben Daben nrp
bic bann ben YreiS nod mebr btnauttrelber
nirben. Die Ntrfung baept tpurDe letli,
pas bic @ileneieBereien lire Mrbett unb Die
Oampfer i6re Sa6rten einltelen mitBten Die
I6armarbeit plrbe bur6 bic Terfur3un9 Der
| Belt mebr Rrafte brauGen unp pa paourd bte
| Soften Der Yrcpuetipn wa6len, % pilrpe Der
prets pes 6leildeS, Der &artpfeln &C. ltet9en."
Ct 1ebt pann auseinanper, wte Baltimore
unter bieIen @erbaltni1len su leioen babe.
Den Oampfer Dictator bGtte mani CUR Sepd<
ration na4 @ilmingtpn, DELAWARE, brtn9ei
malen. Gs fol- aud beablt6ti9t letn, biz
Oampfer Der liverpool 9inte na6 Der Malbs
inetCn NapY garb at %brin9ea. Die Sspe<
aun9 tpirpe bte @e19afte Dcn Baltimore meg
iieben, ipenu lie erfpl9rei6 rare.-@ott babe
BEN Gag "a Stunben lang 9enadt nnO tetr'
Ye1eb Tonne i'm fiir3er mdGen.-Sepeh Sag
fGmen Ginpanperer bierber, welde arbetten
oper, perbunaern miiien. Wer ptele Isnt'
| :enne, mil1e wilIen, baB fe Nrbeit annebmer
puirben, pbne li9 I'M paS AAtltunOenlYltem
Ut befiimmern. -
Oil @eIhi6te bteiIes 2anpeS babe oisle Set=
Ipiele BON Mdnnern, welde f4 aus Der ME.
5erlen Stelune erbObsn baben. Sic batten
i'd jeOo8 ni4t besnii9t NIT a6t St'tnoen Nr=
| ,eit, lie b1tten eber Is Stuupen 9earbettst.
I Ueper abraham 9incpln nod Yin
|9rew Spbu o batten tbrer NrbeitsSett
5elttmmte @rensen 9e'eBt cbenlp Jet eS nit
ZEN Chefs Der Dtrltiepenen OepartementS ;
,per in Gnelano NIT 0erbN Ot6raelt,
Ruf1el 1Ot D t Q ne nno . ulw r.
LIE unermiiplidftit pun gorD grpu9ba AM
et befaAnt. 9iapcttpn bate 30 Stunpen pe5
Cages 9earbsitet. Netnlih iei es nit Sos.
Batt, Dem .Metoniser, nit SooarY,
oem Seromann BON Gprnpal, NIT Wews
q, . nj e, benz Dartmouth S6mipt; nit s . 10
eY, Dem @lasfabritanteu, nit pptter benz
fun9en Mdl4intlten unp Smeaton oent
Sngenieur.-
u6aben Sp1n Std poer &obert
5uftpn nit ibren Dampfbrpten ouf cine
1epi0e !3eit 9emartet? 6rantltn mar
lin Oruder, Arfwrtg6t Elm BARRIER, oas
Jlei6e @eiGdft trteb anfangli4 Surner,
Der sro6e Naler. Der erlte peel mar Elm
Rattunoruder, Bebgempob Elm 5afner.
SItGu 8urrttt, Der oter5tg Sprahen
pri6t, 1T etn S9mtpt; 9u9b Mtller,
Der @eplcse, mar Elm @teinNauer; Stepb.
u. DougIu5, Elm S@reiner; 60 ar
Elm Seber unb Nnbrew Sp9nIon Gin
56neiper."
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aus MerifD.
Cine Nehe Se8 @0iiers We arimiliGn.

Mu1 16. Nuauh, ale lem Satreetase Der 1luab5drsi8=
feitaerflGruns 0terifo's, belt Der aaiicr gfarimiltan bic
ioIsenbe Jfece :
nN1eiue Serreu OieS 1T Elm Saunilienfef, ipetGes
6eute eineu Seben bon unS ruter ben GaIten zines 9lorz
rei6en Banners oereiniet. Der Tag, all benz mi ,r urs
jfsrbIi6er Sibdlap NIT beiIpielpier Gdpfeftett feline pa
tripiiI6e Gtimute er6ct unb bic Seihen elmer nerea meriz
taHii3en Nera nm it IddGrte, piro fets Fir Gle Sobne
uuIereS Qanbes Gin Gag ter 6reube Iein, neil mir eann
bic Giupei6uug unierer gfaticnautGt f%eiern; pell Elm le-
Der gutter O~teritauer turdb eiueu Glib baS Berirrctcn, fir
Die @rGSe, 1uabbIn9i5teit urb unperlebr9eit 'etnes ea1l@
oeS Su Ieben, erneueru unb fb ftets bereit 3ei3en NUT, eS
BON pou1enl Screen nnb S:ete 81 oeltbeieig.u. Vie
Borte tieies gtoes iinb ;uert BON eiuem snten Dterifaner
oeIrrcGpn wprben. 80 ipieberbsle fc Jest III ~feierliper
Weilc. Wtein Ser3, utsire 5eele, meine &rfcit unS meme
re6trndBisen auiireneungen 9ebDten @Rd unp uniernI
aelisbten 2auhe. 2ein Girflu6 in Der gBelt fam mid in
meiEer BfiGt i3punfeno MAIDEN; ietei 3rcpfen nIeineS
Slutss lit jett meritanii6, uuo fclte 9ctt reue, unier
eanr bebrcbente @efabren ienbeu, 10 tperoet 39r mid
fir ire ltuabb1ugigteit in @uren Ote6en tdupfen ieben.
SD Bin bereit, ant flute uuie1e3 s%lcrreiden Banners 5n
fterberl, neil feline utenibti1. @epult mir bas SertrGu:H
~entreisen fam, NIT benz S6r MID erfidt babt. gBas i9
bier iase, nluf bon jebem suten Oterifaner Seiast peroen;
es mug Zen ~frilteren 3Dieipatt auslSiben, e8 mus Zen
Barteibas besraben. Gin Sober nluS fir bas Bcbl unies
res ~seiebten eanbes lebeu. 90 oereint uub benz Yfabe
Der Pfli&t ~folSenb, werbcn mir itart iein uub bic PIn5i.
pieu, pelGe bic g~runblage unierer Aufsa6e bilben, ipcrs
ben ~unfeblbar triumpbireu."
Der OiatamcraS rDtpnitcr" bonn 16. Septbr. i6rei6t,
bas Basqaiera, Der Ii6erale @cuOeruelr bon @onpra,
BON alien ieiueu 3ruppeu ouber 200 Damn ~Serlaffen
tpp,ten ii unb an ben irars. 8efeblSbaber eeiGrie6eu
babe, bds er, ic6atb bic frau;oiti9en Streittrdite in
Sermofnp on'cntren ~fpiirben, ft entferuen ipiirne, bl
er bic @a9e Suare5'S fir bcffuunsslos baltic.
Die &aiielli@en t%e6auptcn, in Der N6be bon Sampicp
einen s~ldn;eneeu eies iiber Meube3 errunsen gu baeeu.
Der nNtcuiteur" iGreibt, bas, ipenn and General
Gsco6ebp i& init @rrtinas Oerbtnben ionte, Der SerIu6
zines Insriffcs auf Dtatamcros bod ~mbliugsn niilte,
Oenn bic @uruiisu 3a9Ie iiHer $1,000 frausSfI9e 3rRsz
pen.
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Die Slrbeiterfraoe.

Der american" lprtGt IiG in einetm Or
titel lebr ausfubrli9 itber bic @rbeiterbepez
9nng aus. ST Oertbetptst 1einen Stanppuntt
NIT 0tel @eI4id unD luGt bauptlG6li9 3u BE-
%retlen, Dap Der @eptnn unb Die @cblfabrt
pes Arbetters pom ieiner tmDtYtbueuen
a%nlfrengung unO niGt BON elmer fefeeiebten
2(rbeit63ett a6bdu9e; DaB eS BET benz Ser
pteult duf Die 9r6Bere Oper sertnsere Nad=
frage mad benz betrefenpen Nrtitel Ober 9ru-
Duct anfcrtnte ntD auf bic S9neQtsteit, nit
Der eth Nrtifel prUbuctrt perbe. @eIeBt Der
@On9reB fibre 9eieBltd baS 9l9ttunOeniYtem
llberaa in ben Ser, Staaten Elm, 70 pii1be etn
S4tfsbaner pa9rlAeinlt6 feline S9tfe peper
IN Baltimore nod @~Dilabap6ta ba,ten laien,
lOnoern tr9eno mo- anbers. @r faet: ,@ibt
e fetne SG~tfsbaumetiter TIT ENGLAND unb In
Bermuda @t6t rS feine MfaI9tnenbauer
Orrt3 User Bat bas ptratenl9iT Mlabama
sebamt, OaS nniere Sdife pom Scean trteb 2"
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i 1f2 Ntetlen tief felt Stur3 maGt. Nlf oen
Golumbja 6Iub laben lte cine 2abut9 Q9lo-
foub. 1901 900 wertb, bon Sop9a na9 Gan
Nroncisfp beltimmt. Sn 9iebapa laben lie
Elm Ipnne a~ulpbalttger Silberltufeu auf e%irert
6oufen lteQelt. 8is SanepnperS S6lano GIN
oen lie binauf uno ipurDen uatIrtt4 bort, pte
namuutli6 in Californian, anfa 9er3lt4lte
ernpfan9en.
Oa5 NeIultat, gu DEM Die 9teilenpen Sc
lansten, 1T, Dap Der 8au Der paciFc Gtlens
balm iebt lbDn Elm prinsenbe5 BepitrfniB 1T.
Der Nei6tbum, wel9er Dapur6 unmtttelbar
erl9lplen perpen fam, rpitrpe Itaunenerre9enp
1ein. Die Nacific Seite Der 8abn miro NIT
munperbarer Gnergte bic @efieite Der Sierra
9tepapn 6inauf 9eblut ; pa8 700 Sup bobe
Webtrge wtr bulD uberlie9en lein un0 Der ltbrt=
oe She'll Der Yhbn lpl IeDr weni9 S1wiertg=
fetten parbieten. (pttteb. 81
x (gla6ridt BON Sen. DtGt6.) Gnplt0,
Ihreibt pa0 Sine. 8tbl, linO un5 pirefte mp
SsrlG1f9e NaGriGten Srn @tn g8iQi9 Su9es
fommen. 95tr bo6en etnen Brief 0on i'm
Datirt 9lntpnip, 3erae, 3. Sept. unp MIND
de 8eriGt u6er Jpn, Die ut5 9err Suliu6 Sc
rens, eiutr Der nngeIebenolten Bur9er bon
Gan NntOntO, PerIGnliA iiterbraGt 1at. Sen,
Nili9 bsfiupet iA i'm Nu0snblid in Dem
6au5 unO uuter Der 9He9e elmer lebr braOer
peutI6en 6amilie i'll Can @utonip uouf Del
&uldfebr BON Der 0teile gu einem 9iitt9en Sic
bertop", ME ct lAreibt; Grit relieved" uni
wirp, 10 babe e5 letne Oe1unobeit erlaubt
auf 30td9i9en llrlaub bierDer fOmmelt. Dac
6ieter bate tbn i'm 2o9er am getlptp Safe
sinem 1nselunDen 1betl Der tecaniiAen Suite
LlberfaQen unp feline 6rcunpe in San @ntpnil
batttn ibn wiper leinen g6iuea, fat init @e
malt aur Stapt gebraAt unp Der 9Fe9e De-
ausae,ei6neten Or. 9erf iiberantpcrtet. 81
1T iebt auber @efa6r unp bcfentliA weroet
ben mir Den ulten tapfsrn Oe9en balp bier be
0riIgeu fGnnen.
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SermifDtes.

*Spre6er @uGfer, welGe i'm lebten
Nai NIT eint9en anperen 9erren bic Sour
na9 Californian gu 9nnbe maGte, INN Die
9tlfSqne0en be5 ~fernlten Be tens tennen Al.
lernen, 1T na6 elmer ebenio tntere1anten unp
[omanttlten, ais bei6werli6en rnb eefdbr-
tl@ea Stetle iiber @spinwaQ surGidsefebrt.
0elonOers Daben Ite bic mtlDen @ebiree Der
[ernet Nttnenbtltritte @plprabp's un6 Der
Sterra yfeoaoa ohrdforl6t. Die 3et1enpen
itberihrttten nidt tpentser ais bret NAL Bin
1tnp 5itritf oltr9 efpi9en S6nee Der Sierra
Nepaoa @ebtrge nno laben berem @unper i'm
ga Semtte Gbale, etnen @a1erfaG, Der einen
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@er.nan rtnipn s,stisf aaOeiatipn.

Obi9e @eieli6aft bat es i9 felt ibrem 9ete9en uunn7
terbrCGen o~nselegen iin loileu, iterla, 10 picl IS In ibs
rem Seraften fanb, Silfe 3u Ieiffeu, mp eS bic ytctb error.
berte. Gp i1nSte tie opr Spei 9ubreu elm Committee nil
@riril9ungen auf'S SntantfeIo bon g ettb StMrg,
70 i1I cpttgeu Sabre cine &~rpebitipn naG " ) tie
Ssule, peI9e Sunbeitsn ben arnt,n 8eripunoeten
SIlie br09te. Die al lesterem Orte oerabr tDten
llnteritiitungen e~rfor6erteu ALIEN bic Gnmrle bon SOL
Is @ents. Qber audi in. fleineren 3reiIen BAT lie nipt
~alfseb6rt al pirteu. Wtanter tranie poer oermunoete
Sclrat, man@e nabruugslo'e 6omilie unb bon Gor8eH
nieberse6euste Mitttps Bat bel nieier @eieGi&aft Inter
ftiisuus ~Sefunben. llnb iett nod, na@bem ber Sttss
~aufge95rt. bat fie 4ngeIi6tS beS 6erraunabenben 2BtuterS
beSGlpieG, ben Step Der it3 in i9ren Sdnben beTlnol1pen
6pnrs an b~eblrfti9e @et.ranen unb mtrhi5e nOtPleioenfe
Spleaten-6 amiien 81 o%eribeiieH. :
Snnem mir ben Ufeni6 n reuno en-, bic eS ms
bur6 i9te q e II ermDgli9t baben, 10 Stelen SdlIe ans
getei9en su Iaflen, unielu 9 a mi cue irre4en, ldlisn mn
cine fur,e lteberiiGt iber Ginnabmen uno N~us9aben tI
Isseu SABRE ipl9en. Lat.
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GaIienbeitanb anu 3. Stt. .$7l0.55
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iper uub Solraten-5 auliten ............ $lo7.5o
1907. 80
gumma Der Ginuabuien 70. F.. 1870. .$72l.O5
y Iu85a6er. ..207.3O
Sn SGnben tes G@asmeiners $50. .$5l3.75 d.
8altimcre, ben 4. Ottober .865.
3. 6riebriG, Brrfieer;
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8. Qeter, @GrftiHRrer.
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Oen bsGclben taIb %Strsrthen lem werssn.
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eS4 8. 8altimpreftr., Baltimore, NO,
Eabrifanten unb @u aros gerfauier bon %dlerPane P'r'e7
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lnier Sabritat erbttlt auf her Sr9Be" ~"'p aIito2Slbe;I
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