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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOST.

ON THE EVENING OF THE I'D
~ inst, at or near Arthur's Insurance ONCE.
q Cane, the head of which was loose, valued
very highly as the gift Of q deceased friend, the
pecuniary value was trifing. The thanks OF
the owner, GA liberal reward will be paid by
leaving it at the REGISTER OFFICE.
aug41t
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Of Lots in the City Of Wheeling and South
Wheeling.
r WILL SELL At PUBLIC AUG
i TON on Thursday the list day of Septem.
Der next, at the front door Of the Court House
of hio county commencing said sale at ten
o'clock A. NJ, Lots numbered 1a6 of Lot l29
Lots I5s and I66. all on Zane street, also Lots ii
and II, in Ritchie's addition, I'd Ward.
ALSO
The following lots in South Wheeling:
Lots l, 9 g. T. II and I2, square %.
Nos. TO- IL, square Is.
IL, IL square 80.
"a 5. IS, square 80.
!, 9, square A.
II, IS, IL, square q.
8, 10, square IS.
3, square 81.
g II, l2. square e.
S, 6, square A.
2, square 40.
Terms Of sale: the purchaser may at his OPP
ton pay the whole purchase money in cash. or
one.third in hand. and the balance In six and
twelve months, with interest on Hen
T. r. ARMSTRONG, Agent.
August !, ls65-td. 49, .l5e
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
!. FARM FOR SALE,


CONTAINING I5e ACRES. 1 RE.
l J SERVE the River HILL which is about a5
acres. This farm is situated on Scotch Ridge, 81
miles above Wheeling, and twenty rods from the
Ohio River and Railroad, where We have a
switch so that produce can be shipped to any
place. 1t is well improved; a good brick house
Containing eight rooms, with cellar under the
front also thelargest barn in the township
with stabling under it for horses and cattle. Ii
is well watered by never. failing spring ct the
door, and large brick spring house and all 9th.
er buildings necessary. There are seven acres
of apple orchard of the choicest fruit the young.
est trees Just commencing to bear also varie
ty of other fruits such as ounces, grapes. pears
and peaches. It Is well timbered, not less than
a thousand locusts from two to three feet over.
The greater part Of the farm is well adapted for
VINEYARDS. The soil cannot be surpassed for
raising all kinds of grain, the most Of it having
been In grass for four or Ave years The build.
ings are AL substantial, for put them up new.
er intending to sell. Any one wishing to pur.
chase will please call on me on the premises. in
Pease township, Belmont county. Ohio. will
make payments suitable and easy.
will also sell the River Hill, with the Coal
under all the land.
lug lmdkw WILLIAM RAlNEf.
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HIT THEM AGAIN Zen. Sherman, i

HIT THEM AGAIN Gen. Sherman, in
his last speech, at st. Louis, said
A great many men of the far. North
were still for fight, and no doubt if they
really wanted to fight, they could be ac-
commodated. They had never done any
aghting-the fight being all over before
they got South. As for himself, he was a
peace man."
Old Tecumseh is trump!
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
Terms Easy.

TWIEL SELL ATPFIVATE SALE,
i on easy terms, the property formerly used as
a wheel factory by Mr. Hayes, situated ut the
east end of Zane street bridge, Immediately out
side of the city limits The building is a sub.
stantial brick, three stories high, well lighted
and is 40 feet long and 2s wide with good stone
basement Connected with II is good well %!
water and force pump. If not sold by tho 18th
of August. il will be offered for sale on that day
at public auction, at the front door of tho Court
House. THOMAS O'BRIEN
Real Estate Agent
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Notice.

Notice.
NIE UNDERslGNED ID x sIRUNl.
i TO devote his undivided attention 10 othef
matters, oilers at private sale, his stoct ol
Drugs Paints Medicines, Oils, &c together
with the furniture, fixtures etc
For particulars and terms enquire OF
A. T.. GOOD
Wheeling w. Virginia
Until further notice, tho business will b. con
tinued as heretofore. ami
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SPECIAL Misunderstanding to be absent from
the 25th inst, to Aug. 10th, application may be
made in the interval to Hon. G. ID. Hubbard,
President or to j. E. Wilson, Esq, Secretary
Board of Directors. jy25-tf
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FARM FOR SALE.
OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE MY
J. farm, containing about

5IO -AAOIt II =
Of Land, situated in Colerain township Bel
mont county, y. A large proportion of this trac,
Of land is improved and in good condition for
cultivation; the rest is covered with fine timber
which has been carefully protected and is very
valuable has all necessary improvements and
convonienccs. A good house, new barn, fine
orchard of well selected fruit Is well watercd
and has inexhaustible mines of coal six foot
veins, easily accessible. IL is locat ed in desr
able and intelligent neighborhood- miles from
Wheeling aud one half mile from the Cadiz and
bridgeport Plank Road and can DO easily ap
preached at all times of the year on good roads
Parties desiring good grain and stock farm
are directed TO this rs rare investment
The terms Of sale will be very liberal
MARY Il. MILLER
Fer information apply personally or by mail to
ABNER j. MILLER
st. Clairsville, Ohio.
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JOHN KNOX,
MO. 5 MAIN ST., &c N L IL 4
N WHEELING.-Having purchased my pres
emit carefully selected stock Of Mems and Boys,
Ladies and Misses Boots and Shoes, from the
very best establishments East am now pre-.
pared, and will sell everything in my line at
panic prices for Cash Come one, come all and
SEQ for yourselves JOHN kNoA.
myl0
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II 70 klyn.

BaooKLYs CoHMrRCE.-The number Of per.
mits Granted At tha Mayors oce for vessls TO dis
charge esIsoes for the month ending July slIt va.
- .olows;
Cargoes DISCHARGED IN NAV, IT. In June, 1856 ; in
july 49,. Total 6bs. lhs esIsoes consisted OF naval
stores cotton, h,de tugar and moiasses, hemp. Akins
ruaro, wood, timber WOOL, glasI iToG, sat copper,
soda, coal, iog WOOD coffee, etc. OF the vessels IA
we're ships 81 banks, IS bTIg., 30 schooner and
Gamers.
DEALING N LOTTERY PoLIcIEs.-Johr
r. an, John Ball and John stAnger were brought be.
fore United ststes Commissioner Newton YESTERDAY,
the charge Of dealing In lottery policies without
license or making th- proper Iet.rn 70 The are,.ors
and collectors o. into lAl revenue. The revenue iav
prCyes shat dealers IN Lottery rOlices shs pay five
per cent. OF thor -os Tece pts AND make returns VI
the came under penalty o. 300 Enc aud two years
SUM OF sh01 each, The examination OF RYAN wa
down for the lIsh Inst Stranger for the 18Th, and
Bal ior the 18Th.
RoBBISG SoLpIER.-A returned volunteer
| While Iassing through Ciatson avenue, noAI Van
Buren, street, At late hour on Tuesday night, was
knockc Cd down and robbed by tNo iel0sA " no to-
away his mushet and si7 IN srcenbaeks The pcIpe-
traitors escsped, az usual
RowpYIsN AT CHURCH Picnic. - On
| Tuesday afternoon, while the members and frends
| OF 81. Nays Church, " wlnhoid Queens County,
were holding Picnic at St. Row ans Well near
Flushiur, ps-i " Of some twenty YOUNG rufans en-
cared Ia fee fight, Gearing the women aud ds.u b.
| Ing the whoe party. Sergeant Boch, of the AZ n
| Precnt vs. present with his family and undortooi
to ARES the most disorderly but he eel upon hy
| the CROWD and very roughly handed. lie Gucce ded
however, in ATrustns one OF the party, named Thos
Rice, aud handed him over 10 Constable McGoW an ,
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Nee Haven. August s.-The American In,tiiuto Of
instruetion p.sd its second session today. The at
tendance 10 very large. The question Of educating
shs ignorant at the south discussed to-day. Il
pss announced that l,ue had been received from
EevsrnotA Holden and u. ou nlov, urging Missionary
sork In The North TO establish public schools systems
In Tennessee and North Carolina. A letter was read.
from Gen; Howard, supe ntendent OF tho Freed.
mems Relief Bureau, on the zane subject. II urged
The lending South Of teachers I'm the spit Of mission
nreAtproinisins them every aid, - have provided"
ehe General writes "shen poss be that the teachers
yhsil have quarters and fuel and they pei ed
70 have The army ruiion by purchase, which lessens
ehe cost Of board ono half When the biacEs have
received money or waves enough, they will teed ~
many teachers a. the benevolent ssrncies may send
Nhem. ~ they omise. The whites need much ienl
onor In their bthat scarcely ever found White
ehid that could read In passing through Geogia and
Pouth CLo ina Tho union OF the different bcnevo
lent afencies 10 really move In the isht dir ion,
val hArv onize and encourage the chor's OF those
who're heaiu are lonrins for Asuccesslul fuh linen .
u ths promise Of this wonde fful revolution voTk and
ehools SO hand IN hand xhen fee labor Ia sell regu-
Ated and property settled, "A viii soon be tho case,
9Th large inhuE Of Loyal Immigration, ana pts.
shA,e or rental Of land by freedmen ess
pended schools md churches VIII spring into eIis-
trnce and thrive. More thsn 20NODl people, old and
younS In the insuf1tctionhIy states have learned
p read In the last Thu oe years"
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MARINE NEWS.
Ana. iO-s. Rise. % 8. s.p,7 On. water. 10 50



sTyANsHIPs-Cly Of Dublin, Liverpool; North
ern LIGHT New orleanE IN ted States, savannah;
STARLIGHT, Cha lesion; v knight Georre'own; T W
ton. Wesiorn Metropolis New Orleans AIbemAfl,,
Norfolk and Rchmo ID; Creole do 10.
sBIi's-A,mosph.re, Liverpool; d Hosdley, No
bile; WIN Tap-cot', Lvsrpcel.
BARKs-Conqus.L Cctt- s.-ah pohert Phnsa.
briggs BOLIVIA, sovile, Annie n Kennedy, Hay
u; Lotu,, LingaD; Claik. do, Forester Elizabeth
pert; Alexander Nichols, Lin an.
.sCHooNEls-Ns Hathaway, Linssn; julia, H.-
lifai; Richard Hill BsrbsdoeG Tilt Pembroke; Ar
TO. Port Royal; Horb.rt Msnion, Boston, Ann Leon.
ard, St Andrews j l. Compton, Ricnmoad Prinoess,
Portsmouth, N n; " 7 Rowland, Baltimore,
sLoops-Aurors- Norwich; } II Borden, Il. River
ARRIVED.
eTEAMRHIPS-Columbla Havana Costs Rica-
A.pin al; d II Mount, Washington; America "a.
ysnnab; Cubs, Liverpool Morning StaI,Nsv Orleans;
Cosmt poltsn, Hilton Head.
sHIP-Talisman, tFrenchl from Liverpool md,e.
BARKs--oulndaro, Gov Bay; Sacramento, Farar.
DO, = X; Cienfustos, Cieniuosos; Sea Gem, sasu..
Argentine, tNorv. Malaga.
BRIGs-fanny Poulkes New Orlesne Anondsi.,
Calais; X Miller, Ngssu; heImina Rio ysneiro
Samson, kinsston, Jamaica; Industry, ANTI us
sCHoOkERs-Geo Monshsm, Key West b c
Seribper Cow Dsy, q ID; I4ella Nstanzas, Cub,
MARY Bathurst Y 4; fr.nei, H..ch, Savannah
New Haven; Annie j Russell, Portland, CG Jo-oph
Port Jefferson; Mabel Hail, RocklsDd; Josephine,
Stamford for Albany; Cen Grant, sioninston; ADS
Bedford; Maris l. Hall, Portland, CT ior ftoy; A n
Acksn Albany for froyidence; Alfred Hall Pow
Adams, New London; A q Hazard Hartford for Al.
bsnyi Hall, Portland Tor Washinsion; Island
hope; Ne. Bedicrd Z L yanderoor, Bvslon ior
Hartford for Albany; H. + Mesny, Hartford: Helen i
hoIIeil, Hartford To- Albany ConnecteGt n Haven
isvcn ior Albany; Ana,es siessft, aavSS n'b a.iy
| A Loveu Newport for fevbuIs; "A Lyman, Stamford
BELow--one ship and two briss Wind South.
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confnu,a .C,on ne i'jra Ppe,.

=, 4. ,,,,o,,a ,h., Al. ,o.,,,on. nov Ala bv a,
erspeh forces in Msrco have bseu Qres,ly strength.
sDed by esvy ordancs eived iste y from France.
rbh win render fever troops necessary for the de-
tsncs Of the points most likely 70 DO attacked.
A p,.arxr,n r.r.r.os, mar a.. 49,, u..,,,,
co,,sn. an 49, R.yi ,hs A,,.n.i. III. ,.rrn,.
Gus Oily nus Ninsse oo'ed Tor rs ng NC
Tor miserable board.
osp Cant. Dean y,o,n,iv ..,.n,d ,,o-, . .or,,.
rcsrii,i An U.Yr,s,,,,c' p. 80 80 IN. ~ Nv
disuuians h,msslf a. nsS,o n. ~ J,.cojo,ed
hi. aim On b,s rao,. brsas,' h.rds "a i,e. wi,h
oitnts on s,lv., ard va bmnd n, C.,.J. Tha
disvu,ss 90. n. ,o,,.,ss and h. ~. =. .,r..,.d
srNrLp old French bsggsr-womsu. . cripple
eli she wanted was Z" 70 10 barred in a c,s.n wI,,s
dr.ss." Her ,,, words when sstod vim, aha
hoped for In The future, ware T." Good v,rr,
brsathsL" Po% cid efos.ais No doub, ,b.a
sS b er IJe. Of Psradse, '''
T.s midnight pselins" movement In London,
pro,inr Sisy %ees..a ons p mo ,.,r '.
70 poor unfortun.iss were present. and a. ny
deeply affected by tho addresses given. yo,r,sen
girls were sent 10 Homes from ths m.o,,ns IA.
A.o.a Al. ,.,,,..
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d ersey City.

COMMON CoUNcIL.-A Special Meeting Of
the jersey City Common Council was held on Tues
day nisht for the purpose OF receiving bids for clean.
ing tho streets the ensuing year, and removing ths
ssrbase and to take action on the salary ordnance
The following bids for cleaning the streets &C. war,
received ~ oIlas Martin, sISN; Joll CUar IL eoI
Edwnd Lul en-, ss,0)O; Chafics heLsnn, "a. SIS;
Thoma. i SHAW, 50, 800; VIM. Atchison, s5,5S r.
ordinance 6Xng IaiAries was then taken Up and
upon b. sections. Tine RecordeI's salary VA rsissd
tom ~ 70 s1No the CIV Marsha. from SlOo0 70
remainder we're ian the As last year Tp,n liz
na passage Of the ordinance It was lost by ayo,e Of
ItoL
ACCIDENTAL child named Davis, 8 years of
IA va run ever ~ herss ear On Tia aiask rod
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LOCAL NEWS
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

JuDoMISrs AGAINST THE CIrY.-Mr. Tlhs.
q. Field, having obtained seventy -thres warrant, In
satisfaction OF judgments against the city, The lns
SsGe sent 10 his Honor the Mayor to be ooun tor
siSned, hut his Honor refused " Go So From what
could be learned At the Mayors ONCE yesie I'd Az Il
sppcarsd that during tho year 1903 ssventy-en,ht
distinct and separate Judgments had been Oh taIiied
against the city, for labor the streets Of New Yeb,
and that all claims for moneys, excepting L. imye
been made payable TO Mr. Fields, either by Assisp-
ment or otherwiSe. The aggregate anouna Of tho
warrants viii not probably exceed $1,000 During
the necessary litigation in the Supreme Cont coss
20 the amount Of $50 in each allow ed add
ting to the Judgments previously obtained carly
$1,000, which the city Ia called upon 70 pay. This
Mayor, deciding that tee, suit In s. Duld
have carried with It all the other cues, withosu the
additional costs has vi,hhold hls signature q, tho
warrants. The defence upon the part OF the q lty 10
MAT the appropriations Tor this orb have long nce
been exhausted, and that therefore the bilt are
Alegal The matter will 10 finally sdludieated upon
81 . few days.
THN ARROW EXPLOSION. Tho known. cases
efnjures and deaths conseqae upon the g. plosion
of the above named steamer, are Increasing In
Dor Mira tina Wright o. No. III West 43d
reet, Is smother Of the victimr She 10 frishtfully
scalded about the face and upper portion ofThe body
Incident she Wa carrying child which she endeA-
yored 70 shield from danger even tho sacrifice Of
her life. Her husband also severely bun ned
)n his efforts 10 her. The inQusst on the body
fMlss Mary y. Ericsson killed by tie explosion, 1,
postponed by Coroner Cover un.I Tucsily next
Ewing TO the ahsence Of Important witnesses.
THE SHIPowNER's ASSOCIATION met yes
SerdAy afternoon, at the rooms Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. The report Of the Committee Of Quar-
Sntine rported that il would be nposslbe 70 eorrec
Shs existing abuses, by which the shipping Interests
we're prcJudiced, until the laws wsro changed. The
srouble owing 10 the treat powers Of the Health
Dfhcer. Charges we're made against that official,
~ was said his fees we're 100000 year The repor
sf the Committee VA adopted, and Committee
appointed 10 draft . Law, 10 be submitted At Tho
matt quarterly meeting or 81 special meeting TO b
called FOR that purpose
Coach AccrDEsr.-Yesterday morning tn
Astor House coach, while proceeding to the Albsn,
boat with several passenger, vas upset At the
cdVssey and Washington streets, seriously injuTnl
shsp porter In charge Of tho baggage, and Lishtl,
sourdins several Of the lady passengers.
TIE REMAINS on BIsHoP PORTER, lat
SiaAss Of Pennsylvania, have arrived IN this oiu
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Too Late for Classification.

N RESSMAKERS- TINISHERS AND 8
- smart glrs to learn the trade, paid While learn
Ing. Apply " Last 18th ST, bet Lexington and ID
ayes IFS
EOR SALE CHEAP-A SALT HOUSE
4 pickles and cssk.; situated ut Hart's Corner on
the HARLEM Railroad. lnquiIe 81 w Columbia ~
New York xuT "
7 OST-BANK BOOK NO. 1903 OF The
- Greenwich Savings Bank. Plsss return IL 10
'5s Wtshing on o., AID obse the owner III
WANTED-GlRLS TO MAKE FINE
w horse blankets none but e. .iioneed hand.
need apply to T. BARTLETT, 263 PoaIl 81, n. Y. 2GG
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near tho toll-e,te jersey City, on Tuesday evening
and bad hand and It's foot crushed BY the Wheel
TRAGIC EsDrro or A Pic NIc.-An inquest
vs. held yesterday upon the body Of Ernest Psbit .
resident q, " Coles street. jersey City Who dioi sud
denly the afternoon previous while participating at
pic mic Of the German ousts,te Clubs Of Jersey City
Which was being held at Gloinfs Mount Pleasant
PARK on BERGEN Hill. II had been arranged that q
Wedding party should visit the rroundr itn sdAtely
aner the marriage ceremony, and at NJ the par
" arrived, Mr. Psbst formed circle Of young ladies'
vho, With the snsing clubs and the band, were "a
sng an ode Of welcome. A. the bride and rccm were
seppinr upon the Platform MT. L. raised his land
a signal for the performa ncs 70 commence, and ~
be did 90 fell iorvstd upon his face and expired
few minutes after b-in7 conveyed irfo tho ho1ei. De-
| eessed leaves q widow and two children.
The KSIPE.-A young man % years Of age,
nsmed Aicha,I Dufv,- arres'oi On Tuesday At Jef.
| sey CITY, On CIT n4iut Of his vfe, ~Lo char I'd
him y ith having b. A1d,hed difk knife owes her
and uiakiDs ihiesp to t,ks her life. The accused
| gave boois In s2U 70 sppesr for trial.
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Ssra,ooa, Aug. s.-The first rice to-day for three
year oldr one and a-half mile dssh, was won by the
Revenue colt Baltimore ols,a second. Time !.
saiS. The second race Tor two year olds, one mile
dsAh. vas won by william Hunters colt. Time
dbls. Tho third race, for all Agss one quarter
milsa vas won by Arcols Nellie Graves second.
Time 2l9
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COAL.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A YOUNG MAN CAN BE ACCONfNO-
lAdrtod with comfortable lVlgipgs, with or NtLout
board; by Supplying at $50 Eighth a. Clinton lace
rom No. ). ISL
A FEW YOUNG MEN AND LADIES' CAN
1 Ave accommodated with board. Inquire o. kiug
street. lGl
pRIyATE BOARD MAY BE HAD, AND A
y comfortable home At 2sl Asison sheet for
youns gentlemen; also lcT = married.
couple. g2l
ITO LEr-A yEEY NICE BEDROOM IN
Il turni'hed. TO lady with the privilege OF a age
mont basement inrnished every hang or house,
keeping. 246 SPRING a. ne,r Nack front ba.eu, gy
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MEDICINES.

A SURE CURE FOR MEMBRANE
n discovered by Dr. KING, given unknown 10 Tho
per.on in q ., tea or any other beverage Price l.
n B-Beware OF limitations which slsays siuken
when taken. Genuine sold only al ass Hudson ..
cor. Grove VI, MY. 3l5
ERECKLES, TAN AND PIMPLES RE-
L novel at once, by the use Of uPHAN5 freckle,
Tan and Pimple BanLher. Price o. cents. Sold hy
BARNES 81 Park How, and hELhDoLD, 5s4
Broadway. 43O
LIAR UPROOTED FROM ALL PARTS OF
II the body in minutes, without injury TO the
akin, By UpHAEs DepilaoIy Powder. AK or send
ioE "CphAm's Dep lktOry Powder" and tako no
other. Price 81. sold by BARNES, 81 Park Row,
and HELMBoLD, 69t broadway, 429
Gun CHOLERINE REMEDY.-THISW WELL
- known medicine for the cure OF Darghoes Dypen-
terry Cramps Collie, and al loofenss. OF the bowels
can be procured only Of tho proprietor at 10 south
second street Willismsbursh. Price rs cent? Per
bottle. 600
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLORS
i the Hair, Whisksp and houstache . beautiful
black or brown II conLsts Of only one preparation
Colot vii not fade or vssh out Only 50 selts boI
Sold by BARkEs. 81 Park Rss. sna HkLhBoLD,
~ RupsdsN. a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-10
ba fein Dtltritt Uber @taat at etnent Gpr3u9
bereftt9en.
.7n 0tpepn @elle6,
MdrtnezSecr
Wn1t senrt Mnnrnp.

Sort MpnrDe, Z. Sft. Commodore
8apicro6 Slas9eni@tf u@lalrern" ltaA 9elterr
N6enp 1T Gee. tlt
Der 2eu6ttburnn BET Stem 9ptnt in Der
G6eIaprofe Sat wirp beut wteber gum erlten
Male ietn 9tdt trablen la6en, felt eS bic STE.
belen III 1861 perlS1@ten. @r fiibrt in 3us
funft Elm peiBeS Qi6t.
Sort M~pnrUe, 6. Sft. Der Oom=
pier Daniel 8ebter" fam 9efern NbenO bier
an ppn Neip=S Orleans.
Gr belt in DRY Sprtu9aS an, ipu er mes
rere @efan9ene 3uriidlieB. GS berr1Gte pa-
H1elbt eini9e Nuire9ung wegen beS 6lu6tper-
luhs Or. MuoD'6, De5 MorpDerl 6pGrer5. =
gBte es lheint, pdre es tbm na9e3u ~9elun9en,
ietne 6ludt 5u bepertteli9en.
Der Doctor gencB GROCER 6retbeiten, bd er
benz 6oIpital=D Department bei9eseben mar,
IS selang ibm paber iA in einem Der &pb
lenbebalter pe5 OampferS uSbUmas ScUtt" 81
perbergen.
Oils man i'm pernti6te, purpe cine eet1aug
Inter ludutg pe8 S6ifes Dprsenpmmen UNI
man mar berette baran, paS SuGen auf3uge>
BEN, ais Elm Sii3ter NIT letnem Desen in bic
&oblen fuGr, unD Dem Doctor einm S6mer-
3en511ret entlpdte, pa ct ism nit Der Spite
ms 0elidt fubr. Gr wurOe 3uriif9e6ra6t
unD at barter Nrbett Serurtbeilt. Der Suar-
tiermeilter be8 Oampfer5 wurpe SerD1ftet UNI
ter Nntla9e, DEM Or. NtuDD in bic ent Tludt-
per- u1 beigetanpen St babet.
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