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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-05

AStory about the Assassin Booth.
The Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial says he was
told the following story by an amateur
dramatist, who knew ]. Wilkes Booth
long and intimately:
about four hours before the murder
of the PRESIDENT" said Mr.. to me.
i met Booth near the Metropolitan
Hotel. took him to one side to speak
to him and found him as calm, cool and
collected as ever 1 had known him in
my life. II told him 1 had n play that 1
wanted to put on the stage, and that
Grover had agreed to put it on ii 1
would get some one to play the leading
character. You can study it in a few
hours, said i, tand I'll divide the profits
with yOu.' Booth stroked his chin, an
peared to think moment, and replied:
i have quit the stage-fOr the present,
at least. am in the oil business now,
and don't want TO give up that till 1
make something at it, 'Oh, said /,
you might do this for me, Just to start
It for me. twill only take you week,
ana then you can go back to the oil
business again. He hesitated as If TO
consider the subject, and then inquired
the nature of the play. told him the
leading incidentin it was an attempt to
escape from Castle Thunder, and TINT
there was little love and little war
mixed up in it. Atthis he became sud-
denly angry. Dammit, said he won
ought to have been in better business
than seeking to inflame the passions of
the northern people against the South,
OF course, if it's played here, the North.
will have to be the hero. I won't have
anything 70 do with it, then. tried
to soothe him. as he appeared to bbecome
very indignant at me, all in a sudden.
told him we needn't quarrel about
such thing, and asked him to come to
the Metropolitan and take ilFinkywith
me. But he declined. He said that he,
had an engagement that he must fill
right away, and he started" up the
avenue; as It appears from the evidence
since taken, to Mrs. Surratt's, TO com
plete the arrangements for the murder
OF Lincoln and the Cabinet" n
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% AT Greenock, Scotland, lately, a num-
ber of children were amusing them
selves acting the hanging Of DR.. Prich-
ard. A BOY named M'Anulty,. seven
named MHAuley, ten years, as Calcraft.
AistRge was got up, and rope fixed
and put round the neck of M'Anulty
by M'Aulay, who let tho drop fall in u
masterly style, and left MIAnulty
hanging by the neck. Some of the
neighbprs, on hearing, of the affair, ran
to the rescue, and succeeded in cutting
him down in time to save his life.
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d The Fort PILnow MAssACRE.-Itwil
be remembered that Major l.. F. Booth,
9th us. heavy artillery ,colored troops,
commanded at Fort Pillow at. the time
ofthe Forrest butchery, and that he fell
there early in the action. His wife has
sincei devoted her time to raising funds
to make the widows and orphans Ofthe
soldiers who fell in her husbands regi-
menty comfortable, and after sonsidera-
bic effort she has succeeded in securing
pensions for them. In the cities OF
Chicago and Washington alone, she
raised edssyenteenth thousand dollars, which
has beenappliedtot thepurposes named.
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THE JEFFERSON CoUSrY SEcEDERs.
Mesars. Travets and Hunter start to-
day for Richmond and Washington, to
present the memorial of the citizens Of
this county in reference 10 the question
of territory The memorial has already
upwards OF 100 names of white male
citizens signed to it-tWolthiftlS OF the
voters Of the county-and this number
can be further increased. Shepherd
t0tgn Re0eateli of2d. i ---+-
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THE curiosity of woman would turn
arainbow- to see what is behind it.
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Dry 6a0as.
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Grcat Rires froIIlnI q Z anlnll - l.6nIIi...s.. = !.

CHHICoTHE, 0.--The great fire OF
April, 1852, which burned more than
half that city, and destroyed several
millions OF, property, originated from
carelessness in heating a glue pot
PIrrsBURe, Pa.-The immense sdepot
of the Penn. Central Il. r., which burn
'ed'in July, 1881, was fired by the care
less snuffing ofa candle! 9f LIl lIGs-
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-The "great fire" of
May, 1916, when eighteen steamb boats,
and over four hundred buildings were
consumed, started from the tobacco
pipe of a.steamboat deck handi4 HHl
nULIN Custom House, Ireland, was
destroyed in August, 1888, Involving a
loss of a million and a half of doIlars.-
The fire originated from spontaneous
combustion, generated in rags, where
some Torkmen had wiped their oily
/. Glass globes in druggist windows /;
bulls eyes in paYements or ships decks;
glass tiles; q shaving. glass in a Win
dow. u match accidentally stepped on;
the crack in single brick Of a fue |;
the dropping of lamp spilling of oil
E-inseed oil especi0lly lly-upon lamp
Rlacki cotton rags, hemp, hay, or other
Yegetable fibres all these, and many
other causes equally insignificant, have
pEad peed disastrous fires, ~.
Lei him who reads, learn caution and
NlBl4+aannceH -lrff .a5il.fr.l ,a.' 90
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sTANICHOIlAS HOTEI,

Cbl4-A4s-AAA-AE-AS SASla
s. HUMAN, ,...4..... .....l.l. PSEoprietpF.
THIs HOTEL rs LOCATED NEAR THE
Rsiiroad Depot ana IN the centre OF tho
! Ree0nhtnodating PoESs1s in attandaneS at
All tTs4iAgs - - ilAEA4>SA
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HonorIns Crime.

(FfonI The CtdTkS6ur0 2EIeOTnph,)
osJust now there is much said by the
papers in relation to an equestrian
statuel or monument to the memory OF
tStonewall jackson. We learn. that
large sums have been contributed in
baltimore for this purpose. We are
not in-the- habit of minoing- matters.
andwe say plainly y that this enterprise
should mot be permitted to go on. II
the Government has the legitimate
right to do 1t, 1t should suppress this
work at once 1t should not permit
any public memorials to be erected to
men who died with their hands stained
Sviththe blood of their fellow-men and
their souls blackened with the most
damnin& crimes known to the laws,
Alas! how many widows and orphans
in our land both North and South have
been made to mourn by the deeds OF
Stohewal1 jackson; and yet his admir-
ers want, to make demigod of him,
1t matters not what his ptivate virtues
Were he dimmed their lustre by his
overwhelming crime of treason.
But. his admirers say :u"He was a
Ghrlstian-a praying man" So was old
was as great a criminal, probably great
.er than old. John Brown, for he was bet
ter informed. We doubt the christian
tty of men who can persuade thenl-
selves to commit the most atrocious
crimes, merely because those crimes
will facilitate the attainment of some
desired end. They may profess, to be
religious, but they wofilly mistake the
spirit of christianity. Old Nat. Turner,
the negro who headed the servIle insur.
rection in Virginia in 1888, If we mis-
take not, was religious preacher, but
did any body ever attempt to Justify his
crimes on that grounds3 - Z :
s Treason should be made odious, and
InnnINmnntu Ho
edto the memory of criminals.
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FataI Fan of 3 nTirht.Ione IerfnrI,,o,.

J.
Fatal Fall OF aFtEht-EROpe Performer.
Delane, whose real name is Thomas
4. Hnntley, was advertised to appear
atthe Wilmington Theatre on Monday
evening last, In conjunction with Char
ey Whites Iron Clads,i in q tieht-rope
performances. The rope extended from
the stage to the centre of the gallery.
forming steep ascent that appeared
almost impossible to walk. at the an
pointed time, however, Huntley made
his Ppearance, with the heavy balance
pole, and commenced his feat. He
walked with great ease and success in.
the ascent, reaching the gallery amid
the rapturous applause of the audience.
In a few moments he turned todeseend
70 the stage, but after taking few steps
he lost his foot hold and fell sbnt succeed
ed in gaining the gallery Apparent
", becoming mortified at his partial
failure, he remounted the rope and at
tempted to descend 70 the stage back
ward; but after proceeding few feet
from the gallery he ngaifl lost his
balance, and then commenced a pain
ful and thrilling struggle for life. Find
Ing that he would probably fall from
the rope, he threw his balance pole in
the dresS-circle, and, It is supposed
He merely, however, touc6ed It with
2 nus 1eet, and was precipitated, head
downward, into the parquette below.
the left side of the head striking ths-
corner of one of the seats, frighffully
crushing the skull, and producing
almost instant death. The deceased
was native OF Nashville, Tenn, where
he leaves widowed mother, but has
latterly been a resident of Richmond.
Virginia. He was aged between nine
teen and twenty years.
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AFKLLow beingawakened by thec clerk
of steamer, wRs told that he must not
occupy the berth with his boots. He
very consid idsrately replied stOh, the
bugs won 6 hurt 'em, I guess; they are
an old pair"
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DR. T j. KIsNER,

TOENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
il who have favored him with their conf
dence and patronage, and would INFORM MS
friends and the people generally, that he VIII,
the coming year, occupy his old ofice on Sd
street, neai Reed KTaft's Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed In references to their disease, the nature and
character of which the Doctor Is able at all
times and under all circumstances, to describe
and 10 assure OF the probable result and durR-
tion of treatment. He practices the Eclectic
system of Medicine, using mild but effective
rsuaedieS supporting instead of depressing
ma Vftd Powers. The medicines used by
ihirn are prepared and put up In his own
once Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
eSssS Df. KfsneT will give his attention to the
frSaff6enf Of all varieties Of Chronic disease.
THAT scOTTre Of the human Face, Scn0fula, In
All itE varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
fFona the Ear, 50 prevalent among chLdren,
PnFnieut OpihA AluliA, O1enli Enlarged GlandsI
ITicGraiIohS CdhCeTs and all varlnes OF Skin
s0fssHSss WIN fecefVe his Special attenuon.-
diseases OF the Throat, Lung and Heart Lty-
er Complaints, DiaTThoea, ,DysenteFY and PlIeE6
Diseasas OF the Urinary QEEanss sSp nlIiS, &C,
Nervous and Spinal Affections, EpllePSy,
Rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases oI re
males, Dyemenorrhea, LeucoFrhea, tTolafS fSsns
yTHeFk and all Painfnl ITNegulariteS and ner-
Sous Diseases to which they are su9leGL ne
treats successfully. The treatment OF Ctd11-
DREiN WnlIecelVe the same attention IS nese-
fofore, An consultations and communists
tons strictly CONFIDENTIAL, and VIII receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerf1lly an
sWered. Once hours nom to IL A. ~, TO
and to 9 P. NJ. Jun2
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|. SIeNs.-Wh viii signs and wonders
cease Not till the destroying angel
shall clip short the thread OF time, and
the heavens be rolled together as a
scroll. Not a day passes but we see
good and bad signs, as the following Will
tits a good sign tosee a man doing an
act Of charity to his fellows.
It is badsign to hear him boasting of
1t IS a good sign to see an honest man
wearing his old clothes
II Is a bad sign to see them filling the
holes in his windows. =. -
It is a good sign to see man wiping
the Precipitation from his face.
u It Is a bad sign to see him wine his
chops as he comes from the cellar.
It is good sign to see woman dress
with taste and neatness. r
It Is a bad sign to see her husband
sued for her finery.
II is good sign for man to adyer-
ttse in paper.
i. It is q bad sign to see sheriff adver-
i is . good sign to see man sending
his children to school
1t isa bad sign 70 see them educated
at evening schools, on the street.
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CHRISTIAN NJoY.-Thejoy ofthe Christ
ian floats not on the surface, but dwelIs
deep in, thelreCess ofthe heart, making
holidays there. II Christians do not
rejoice, it is because they do not live up
TO their privileges. .f.t
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IMPORTANT TO THE INsURED.-The
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts has
just made decision of much impor-
tance to the insured. It is, that when
policy of insurance contains, a clause
to the effect that If the building insured
is unoccupied for any time, without
notice to the Office, the policy is void.
the building must actually be in use
during that time; it is not sufficient
that everything remains in readiness
Tor use and occupancy, and it is visited
every day. The case that brought out
this discision was the suit of one Keith
VS.. the Quincy Mutual Insurance. Com
pany, to recover the insurance on a
trip hammer shop, destroyed by fire.
The building, which was connected
with other shops, was unused, some
times for months, though, it was al
ways Kept ready, for service and was
visited every day to see that everything
was straight. But the Judge ruled thai
this was not enough to constitute oecu
pancy, and If the building had remain-
ed without any practical use for 80 days
the time specified in the poIlcy-it
was really an unoccupied building for
that time, and the policy became void:
and the full bench have sustained that
ruling. In this case it was the renewal
of an old policy that had no such clause
in the original, and the plaintiff testi-
ned that he did not know that the
clause was in the new policy; but his
ignorance made no difference in the
sdeEisiOn 70 at ~. ~ lsls'i p -ttt57tI'--i
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q nfrnf
9cS Gentrals 6 COMMITTEES tes ,,Rorram rifaniie1 cit
&Gugfrb unceS" an re 05eiatSperttse BON
R~orbamerifa.


9as Gentral,e ommittes res y, ROrram 'rifanif@ Ell
&Suafrbanees" an RE Gefa19uertise our
n orbamerita.
@uf Dem janslten 8ete bes nNorpamertta
ni1hen San9erbunoe6" in Columbus, S9iO
parp Der lSbltAe @epante ansere9t, bentent=
een Sdnsern Elm @totnf3ei@en gu FIFTEEN
wel6e in Dem slidli6 ST Gnoe sefibrten
Rrieae Der Union gegen Die Nebellal taaten
fir Die 5reibeit eefalne finn, uro tbre 8reue
aeoen tbr Nopptip Gaterlanp nit ibrem 8lutg
befeoe(t ba6en. SApn Die p1iAt Der Oanf,
tarteit lullte unS s~ebietet, Die yfamen Oerjt=
nieen, wel6e unS bic bG6lten Gutter Del
Menl@9eit erringen ,ino pabren balfen, MIDI
Der @erselenbsit anbeim fallen 3u lalen. S9r'
Namen perpienen fortpabreno inter unS gu
leben unO aud unlern 9la1tpmmen ais bebrea
@orbilp Der aufcpfernoen Yf i@ttreue aufbe-
nabrt gu Weroen.
Sn @nbetru6t pelen, bat paS GentralGpm
mittee belGloien:
Die 9tamen alter ertpdbnten @efaQener
NIT 9(n9abe pes @Gta@tfelOes pOer Srtes
Datum II. +. ~. auf cine gu Dem 3wede an.
aufertioenDe Stauparte bcer @eOenftafel ~
oer,si&aen, tpelGe ltets Die 6abne Oes 9lOrO.
a~mtritanilGen Sanssr gunosS besleiter
lpu."
@lr erIu6en paber ale @slalt9Ytretne uut
bis lpdtetenS l. December B S Die 9tamer
II. |. ~. Ger aus ibrer Mitte @efadenen NIT.
3utbetle1.
Die ueber9ote ,pieer @epenttafels ppe1
S%tuncarte iOa nater e~ntlpreaenper 6eierli6t
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NermiT0te5.

X (Mu5nanperuu9 aus Ganapa.) Sn Ga
nopa inpet man, lit Die Nu~Spanperun9 In
lebter Belt aus pielen 0e9enpen na9 ben Ser.
Staaten cine enprme gerprben. Der 8il9of
ppn IprOntO erflGrte tur3ti6, paB er feline Ga
beprale nid)t wieper bauen wirpe, Da ieine
DtGcele, bic $4,000 Mit9lieper Der fatbpli=
l6en &trAe bate, jeBt nur nod 10000 ga
be In 9prpntp bate li6 Die fat6oltl6e 8e=
p~Glterura ppu 5000 auf 1000 p%ermtnpert.-
Giele conapiIAe 8tdtter maiden pielelbe Be-
merfung. Sin Mpntreal SOurnal Ia9t, vbaS
8ulf aiebt at 3ebntau lenpen fort" Gum erG6
ten She'll lit es bic iril6e gepGlfer,tn9 Cana
pa's, bic In lOlden NtaIen mad DEN Ser.
| Staaten wanpert.
*Npteu ,W a6erfalIs.". Sn Den
Sfli6en Stdpten baben Die O1men bereitS
onoefangen, Die ncumppi1Aen, %lo9enannten
,@mpire 6ate" 5uH tra9en: Otele bepeden Die
oan,e Niidieite pe5 Scopes, rnD MAIDEN paber
Die abl6eultGsn u8anerfalls" pper iiteIiGer
aeIaat, RreujipinnentGrprr, fcrtan unmS9Iid.
Wer'5 opn unlert Qelerinnen niht 9laube1
tpia, betra6te li1 bic neuen Mtopefnpferltt6e
unp mar miro leben, Dap e5 nit ben ngSader-
f1Qetl" wirflt6 aus unp Uprbei 1T.
=: (Giue ee6etmniBpple @el9i6te.) Gon
6uutinburg, Snp,, ptrp fOlgenpe gebeimntB=
@elMiGte 9emelpet:
.Oie @ittpe BON Ntajpr Defolle, trelGer
in Der ShlaHt BON 9errYoiqe 9et6ptet purpe,
beirotbete rprt einen Deutl6en, @ater meb,
rerer Rinper. Sic lelblt mar bic Wlutter et,
mes oteridbrt9en Map4enS. 9ebten 6rettae
paren bic 6rau unp paS MapGen plGblid
YerIhwunom unp Die 2ei6en berlelben wurpen
in Der Gilterne auf Der 8arm ibreS Maunes
a~efuupen, welder D~ielelben p4ne QetAenl1au
beerpiqen LIEF. Der Coroner lief Die 9ei9en
wteper aus9rabct, fcnnte aber feline. Spuren
BON @eralt an ibneu fnpen. Der Mann
mar pur9 pen SOB leiner 6rau gar ntdt be-
trofen, lpnpern rug, pb er penn iebt niht
balp pen riidltanpisen Splp unp bic Yenlicn
peS @fajorS Oefoie erbalten tonne, ieine8rau
let icBt tppt unp er i6r @rbe.-Oie Gbe
lpa cine lebr un9liidli4e 9epelen unp bic
6rau oft bon ibrem Nlanne %mibbanOelt NOR
ben Ieitt. Ste gauge @~u9ele9enbett fol- Der
Gjranp SurY unterbrettet weroen."
x Sn Mrfanlas lit Dor &urSem etn pHan>
,er Der6aftet pprpen, neil CT Die @itt9feit Der
glnancipatiOns YrOtlumutiOn ntGt anerten=
uen pplte. Giner letner S4war3en bate li6
YeranlaBt selebenu leinen frlberen 5errn gu
perla1en. Oils CT feline perlDnlt6en @feften
aus leiner et9enen bisberi9en 8Obnua9 neb=
men mOlte, peiserte li@ Der YFan3er, i'm ba=
NIT 3ie9en St laIlen unO bielt Jpn NIT @epdlt
suriif. Gr ertldrte, CT betra&te ben Neser
immer mod ais Ietn @i9entbum, ais leinen
Stlapel,, 1tno werpc i'm ni4t eber fret aieben
~laflen, al0 bis man tbm naAtpetle, oab Die
bSberen @ert9te penlelten ais freien Nann
anerfannt babeu. Ser ltSrrtlAe 9Fan3er muir
Be Don benz portieeWY rofoBmaribalf nit Ell
ner @elpbube BON $50 belest unO uSambU"
purfte 3te9en.
! @Seaeral s. II t, 9efrast, mas er bon
Sen. MOrsan, benz pemutrattlAen @Oaser1
neues @anDipat bon Sbtc, balte, artpUrtete,
er femme ben Wtann BON gBelt Ypint Der nno
bort babe er lt4 Re cnpers pnr4 3pet etsen@
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Gbuuler @olfag iber bic MortrOe
Occtrtn.

0er fr;ibere Spreber pes 8epra lentanten~
houIes. @HuYler Collar, Der lhon lett LANCE
rer I5eit i'm Outrage Der 0testerang pts irflr=
lihen Staten mnp Serrttprten beretlt, pat III
San TronciScp cine Nepe 9ebalten, IN Der er
li6 pie fplst iber Die @lonroe Dcctrtlt ailS-
IprtGt:
IS 1T Elm ftltmrnes Ding li4 IN einen
Rried ,1 ifIir,en, eS lei Denn flr Die 9tettung
pes eiaenen Qanpes. (Seifal.) SplG eht
Rriea lit 70 beili9 ais Der 9e9en Die Saraces
men mar, UNI baS Grab pe5 @rlGl er5 aus Den
unreinen 5anren Der ~1nslaubigeu 3l e%rrettet.
SD bin ee9en tepen &rieg NIT einer nnoeri'
Natton, tpenn CT in ebrenwertber Weile pnrd]
taatsmannil9e @eisbeit Sermiepen perpe1
lam, lelblt menn tb in 6p49e piele5 Nus-
lpru6S mid in paS 9ripatleben 5%urud3tebed
mI6te. SD CLAUDE an Die Oerehtt9fett UNI
an bic patriptilAe uuD republitanilA Spee,
weIAe in Der Mpnroe Octtrin entbalten 1T,
(StarmtI6er 8eifal.) 2ber ib BIN nthi
fur einen Sriee nit 6rantreiA pper England
aber ptee Srase, tebt NIT leiner mieoerbolten
3ertGrune uni ereS Sanpels, nit leinen Strp-
men BON Slut unp NIT Ieiner SAulpenlalt Don
NltQtpnen.
SD wiulnI6e bic @rbauunS Der @ocife=Gi=
Ieubabn ltatt Der 3Ureeeren pe5 Ste9eS INN
ftatt Der Gelper per S@la6terei nno peS So
pes. =
Sd mit1Ide ben 0prtlAritt unp bic Seq
nuuaen Dos Triepens ltott auf9ettIrmter l0e=
Ifatpntbet BON Gpotcn unp etuer SermcGrutg
unlersr S9ulpe1 UNI 0unpertc pom VftGip=
men.
SD miinIAe pas @liif unp Die Segnun9et
pes 6riepens. Ten Orunoidben Der MOnroe
Dpttrin wtprrlYrrht i6 niht. (Seifall.) SD
b%erunbere pen Nlutb ulp Den Datrtotj1mls
BON Suare3 unp ieinsr heroilAen Shaar BET
gertbeioteuns ibres GaterlanpeS. SA 9lau<
be niGt, paB Merimiliau Der reAtmabi9s
8eberrl6e Mertco'S 1T. @ber ICY bin pa9e
gen, paB mir un6 in einen &rie9 nit elmer
au5mdrtigen Ma4t ~ftitr3en, Tim lie 3a pertrei4
Ben, pa mir ben innern &rte9 faum bsenpet
BADEN. SD CLAUDE, Dap bur@ Diploma :
tie Gin b~elierer grfols er3ielt merpen fann. =
-(getfaa.) Die 3eit pirp ldpn Qle5 fit inns
reGt MAIDEN, menn mir nur au5barren ntp
feit linp."
(Anmertung Der 9ieb actipr.) = Der auBarprrentlibe
meric aniFfe @eianhte 8 oE1e + o ideint fieie Gage unt
S2 Eau belt Der Ser. S1aaten irrtI gu fe9ryiien unb BAT
bestal6 ,rtidrt. bGS er te c& intpa uherrn9" mad Wferico
infer ben augenblidlt6en &e rbGlttifen nibt befiirirpr-
ten fSrre. Or ~oertr6itet bic neutrality-suspicious.
auf cine before 3uiunft.
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lGattet dtta9e3siAnet, bur6 bic Stdrte Ieinea
0erahtni1es uno feline 8re9beit. (8raSr.)
Ntttelt Der %erlteren babe er teoe Nepe, bic er
etnmal 9ebGrt, ~recittren fGnnen unO mittell
Der leBteret babe er bann pte1e 9tepe fir leiae
eigene auSgegeben.
Oas Wtittel 9e9en MusfitueS uper otpaa
betBt mid pa". SieleS Nfittel betebt einfad
IN Der Anmenoun9 zines Sele5, pel6eS Den
Namen bes penny 9topal Sels" fi6rt, unr
ipte mir aug Grfa9run9 ia9sn %tSnnen, Ieineu
3rped S~oultanot9 erfiult, ipenn ralIrlbe oroe-
ipanot iptro. Mun ntmmt einiqe Srupfen Sea
SelS uno reibt li6 bamit Die Stirne, @anaer
uno 9dnoe Elm. Ser @eru6 be5 Sels Mir
3lpar Die MluStitoeS niGt abbalten, nm ben
Sopf peS S&laferS gu 1Awirreu, pteIelbc1
Derltltmrnen aber in DEM Nu9enblide, in Dem
tie ons@elt6t berIbren uno werben 10 betGubt
Dap tie nidt gu iteAen oerm69en. @an prObirt
IS. (g8e6lelblott,)
*@e4t 10, Das in @6ilaoclp6ia er=
l9einenpe Bulletin" Id,reibt:
rgGir b6ren oOn etner eroSen Nn3a6l pur
6amilien, Die li@ entlGlpHtn baben, gar feline
Sutter, optr 10 peni9 bapon ais mG9lid
3u gebrau6en, Bis Der Nrtitel ipteper su etnem
%berniinfttgen 9reiie o%erfauft miro. Gle lint
ni6t 9emi0i9t, lih LANCER bic grpre0una be,
6armer unp 9uditerS 9efalen 3u lallen. San;
redt 70, pa8 lit Der einsige 8eg Die 9eute
welGeS Butter gu b~erfolIfe en- baden, SurGernunf
au brinaeit. s5 ' .-.at..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
Disqualification.

Der prDDiIprilhe @puDerneur War1tr
RON Tlprtpd bat in SuincY (6lprtoo) AM ..
SEPTEMBER cine 8epe sebalten, ipel4e isOet-
foqs bic bette 1T, Die mir ppu tr9eno einem ber
men in1touirten BALLOONS Derrpitmen babet.
@r 1T aipar ni6t fur au9enblidli6eS allge=
meineS Sttmmreht, atlein er tritt ebrlth lnr
pfen fir BEN SAub unp Die St6erbett, 70 mic
Fir bic 0letd6eit DsS 9ie9er5 3or OsrtGt IN
Die hronfen unp ertlart rnunttpunpe1t, Dap
bos Golf bes @npenS Dem gunlttse1 @elAtd
Sonfen mit1e. DAB ntdt 10000 Ne9er, Die
fir Die Union 9efpGten bnbet, 9e9en lte auf=
ne4aaben ieten, uuo cine algemetne SlutbD6
<eit berpprqerufen bdtten. @r la9t /: 'GIhe
fnture Constitution of Florida. must guaran-
tee freedom alikesto ALT must not be
black or white, but free" Greerlan9t, Die
@pnpention Iolle Elm ENHANCEMENT CUR @pnitt=
futon aufnebmen, pas Die StlaSeret abIdaft
uno IoQe Die gfeser ais 3eu9en Dor Geri6t
at aGen penn mas pas faliA S9pDrenn II. pas
Qitaen Spr @eriGt tetrGfe, 10 babe er felt 30
SSabran bic @rfa6run9 gemaAt, Dap Der
Sflaee oft Die g6abrbeit ia9e, tpabrenp letn
6err litoe. 8teaet6t wiirDen AUDI fall4e Gtps
oeIhporeu, ALIEN Sepermann wiIe, DAP baS
Sjeridts,tmmer Elm Ibeater fir 2igner uno
Meinetpiae let. Sn europa ieien 2orpS unO
Gpeaeute pur6 poS 3eusniB i4rer 9iener an
DEN 0al9em 9etpmmen Die S9war5en ieien
tbenI3 fGbts, 3su9nib 3a 9ebsn, ais jsre Sente.
3S@lie6li6 madte Der @p%upernenr Die Serz
Iammlung pnrauf auf rnertiant, oaB eS MOTHS
lei, id Der neuen OrOnun9 Der 9in9e gu fltz
oen, benn paraufberube bic GrDBe urb @obl~
fabrt Der Gepubltf. @tr la9en /: Good for
Marvin ErH 4.