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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-30

EOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling,
located very nne lot conveniently situated to
business corner Of Sd and Concert Title good
Price n 500. Enquire Of H. d. TEN-EYCK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20

THE VATIcAN.-This magnificent pal
ace. adjoining The celebrated Church Of
St. Peter, aud crowning one Of the seven
hills of Rome, is an assemblage or group
of buildings covering space OF twelve
hundred feet in length, and one thousand
feet in breadth. 1t is built upon the spot
occupied by the famous gardens Of Nero
1t owes its origin to the Bishops of Rome,
one of whom erected an humble residence
on the Vatican hill 10 the early part of
the sixth century. About the year eleven
hundred and fifty il was rebuilt on a mag
nifcent scale, by Pope Eugenius III, and
few years aherward Innocen; II gave
it up as lodging to Peter II, King OF
Arragon. In 1905, Pope Clement V, at
the instigation of the King Of France, re-
moved the Papsl See from Rome to
Avignon, when the Vatican remained 10
condition of obscurity ard neglect for
more than seventy years. But soon after
the return of the Ponti6cal Court to
Rome in 1886. it was put in state Of
repair, again enlarged, and theneeforward
considered the regular palace and resi-.
dence of the Popes. who, one after anolh-
er, added buildings to it, and gradually
enriched it with antiquities, statues, pic
lures and books, until it became, as il
now is, the richest repository in the world.
Its library contains forty thousand manu-
scripts, many of which arc most rare and
precious. The whole of the immense
buildings forming the Vatican are filled
with statues found beneath the ruins Of
ancient Rome, with paintings by the mas
tiers, curious medals, and antiques Of all
most every description. When it is known
that there have been exhumed more than
seventy tho usand statues from the ruined
temples and palaces OF Rome, some idea
can be formed OF the riches Of the Vati-
can, which must ever be held in veuers-
ton by the student, the artist and the
scholar.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20
Release of two Distinguished Con-
federate Prisoners

An order from the President Of the
United States having been received for
the release Of Jas. A. Seddon, late War
Secretary for the Confederate States, and
A. G. McGrath, Ex-Governor Of South
Carolina, from their confinement at Fort
Pulaski, The Provost Marshal Of Savan.
nah. Capt. Remick, received instructions
on Saturday last from headquarters to
proceed Immediately in the steamer Star.
light, TO the fort. and set them at liberty.
At about two O'Clock ia the afternoon,
Capt. Remick. together with a few Off
GERS, arrived at Fort Pulaski, and at once
proceeded TO the cells of the prisoners
Having announced to them their release
On condition of their taking the amnesty
oath, the news was received by them with
Joy. and the oath freely taken. "Without
any further delay the prisoners got ready
what baggage they had, and came on
board the Starlight. Governor McGrath
seemed in excellent health and spirits
He conversed freely on general topics
during the tri p TO Savannah, and seemed
heartily TO enjoy the fine weather. Mr.,
Seddon. though not less cheerful. seemed
to have held out with less force against
the inroads which a long confinement
must necessarily make upon the constitu,
ton of even the strongest man. He was
pale, haggard and careworn, which gave
a very gloomy and sad expression to his
regularly formed features. The first mo-
ments of excitement. in consequence Of
their basty release, having passed away
towards the end of the trip, which was
tedious in consequence of the head tide
and defect in the machinery of The boat,
both prisoners became sulen and pensive,
and all further efforts to draw them back
to lively conversation proved unava'ing
Doubtless their minds were too fully
occupied with their entering again upon
The busy scenes Of life, to admit of being
much impressed with such incidents as a
shoal OF fish or a flock of wild birds pass
ing close to the boat, or, as ii more fre
quently happens in such cases, thoughts
of after life came upon the mind with
greater force just at the period when the
future is likely to be more changeabIe
and more strange. On the arrival Of the
boat in Savannah, both gentlemen, accom-
panied by the Provost Marshal, and other
officers, proceeded to the Pulaski House,
where they are still remaning.-Savan-
nah Republican, 27th ult.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20
Terrible Tragedy in BroU.- vile,
Mississippi.

From gentleman who came down on
the train yesterday from Mississippi. we
learn that terrible tragedy occurred
near BrooksyitIe, in that State, on Sun
day morning last, which involved the
death Of nearly a whole family. 1t seems
that a young man named James Thonp-
son had a Misunderstanding with nis
father, I. L. Thompson. about the title
to some property held by the latter, and
that ho went TO lie house Sunday morn.
ing, about daylight and killed his mother.
bis two sisters, Jennie and Margaret, and
his brother Clay, and attempted to take
the life Of his remaining sister, wounding
her severely. He then went TO the river,
where his father was al The lime, and At
tempted to kill him also, swapping both
barrels of shotgun at him, and then
woundiDg him with pistol
The murderer was arrested and taken
to BrooksvilIe on Monday, when he was
taken up and hanged by the citizens.
The story is confirmed by letter from
friend in that section, who says the
murder was the most fendish and diabol-
ical act ever perpetrated, and that the
murderer richly deserved the punishment:
he receited.- Mobile Register.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20

W. II. CLEMENTS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20

GEN. LEa AND GEN EwELL.-A young
Petersburger, who was connected with
the corps of Gen EIsll, tells US that on
the morning of the great battle Of SpoIt-
syIvania Courthouse, May 1sth, 1864, hs
saw Gen Lee and Gen EWelI near each
other. endeavoring to rally some of the
men whom the enemy had driven from
the salient n the part of The breast works
where so many Of Johnson's division
were captured Gen. Lee, in the calm
est and kndest manner, said "Boys, do
not run away, 60 back, 90 back, your
comrades need you in the trenches"
Gen. Ewell, forgetting his religion in The
excitement of the moment, SAID Yes
Cd d--n you, run, run; The Yam
KEGS will catch you; that's right, 90 as
fast as you can" All that Gen. Lee ad-
dressed at once balted and returned to
the assistance of their comrades. All
that Gen. Ewell so angrily reproached
continued their fight to the rear.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20

A SINGULAR CASE OF RESTORATION -
A few week since an advertisement ap
peared in the Traveller, stating that if a
certain lady woull send her address to a
designated place, she would hear Of some
thing to her advantage. An answer was
received, and it seems that twelve years
ago tie lady advertised for her gold
watch. chain, and locket, valued at about
$500, On the latter her name was en-
graved, and also that Of her grand pa
rent. The usual efforts were made to
recover the lost property, by notices in
the papers, informing The chief of police,
etc, bH all proved unsuccessful, the
search was given up, and she came to the
conclusion she would never again see the
articles named. The watch, chain, and
locket, it is said by the party holding
them IN possession, were found by young
man, who wished to restore them TO the
owner, but was persuaded by home in
lluence to retain them.
On the evening the jewelry was lost
the lady afterwards reeollected melting
three men on the sidewalk in one Of the
crowded thoroughftres, and thought that
one Of them had distracted her watch.
Subsequently she had but little doubt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20

The Winchester, (Va) correspondent
of the New York News, says One day
recently we noticed several negroes re-
turning to their former masters up the
Valley. They expressed themselves as
tired Of freedom, and asked only for that
chimney corner in old massa's quarter
where their shins will keep warm in the
cold weather.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20

SDeuLAR.-The following remarkable
condolences took place in St. Francis
county, Ark, short time ago: "a enc
eyed man stole one eyed mule, was ar
rested BY one eyed sheriff, tried before
a one eyed magistrate, and escorted to
the Penilenlisry by one eyed officerl''
Was ever such concstenatiou Of one
eyed people brought together before
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-12-20

E We are glad to learn that Gen.
Sterling Price has been psrdOned by the
Presiden.-TMemp Argus.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-11
Guropaiide Motisen.

= Gt1t III Stem ppbnellDer OdltSbeIiter, lei
2 Sdbre1 gSttttper, entI6lpB itd-pie Sic y4relIe'
er5dblt- pieber SIT b~eirotben 1nb lebte eilten Sci
ratbSantra9 III Die 3eitung.-Sal befant er 1neb
rere 8rtefe inter Der BON ibnt al9egebeuen MbreIi
pOSte r~estante, rnb elmer beri elbe1 fprberte i6r
in fiftlif perlteQter Sdrift SIT einem 9fenbs5ppllS
I'M Sdipar3enberg9drten duf.
Sd bic Srieflfrei6trin alIdab, daft iie ei1 bib,
i6eS Snu8 beitBe uno 9erlle einent iltliden Serr1
ibre S1up ret1en miirbe, gin9 Der betratb8lltIti0C
8itttper nit Der belten 0Offuung gum &enbeSppuS
u1p fan0 = Ieine eigene Sp6ter, mel6e, pbi6pr
nod III DEM Sarten Sitter rpn IS Sabrell, ibn1 bod
maI6en Aer9er l1ub Serbru6 genadt bate NM
ftb auf pteIem gSe1e Der unbeauer1e11 SerrIhaf
ibre8 &ater8 bate e1tSiebe1 molten.
a 3 teavYatrtc" Illp auh anbere 8litter
entbalten beftigt IuSfGlle 9eAen gn9lanb, neil bit
vStmeS" u1b Die yWfDrring Soft" ba8 Brpiect
6rantreif8, ben5ufol9e europa fir BEN @eiunb.
beitS5uitano I'M Srente iprgen iou, fir cine Sin.
miifung III bic "irt1eren 9ln9elegenbeiten Der Sir,
lei erfldrct.
- Su 9pItau 5 madt Bic reactipltdre 9arte
pclitiltes Capital aus Der 9tirtberpelt, inbent fl
Die S6rlD an b%erIelbe1 9~eraoeSu benz liberalel
MintIterium Sbpr6efe 5ui6reibt! Die 9iberalel
babe1 baber bieier Yartei Ben 9talne1 rNinberpeI
Opppittipr" gegebe1.
- ST. 0etlbro III lit Die ltellerbdlte ItdbtiI6u
Surnbdle feierlt9 erGffnet ipprbe1, ein ItattliGeI
@ebdube, mel6es an $4,000 @ulben 8etoits
bat.
9arts. Die GpnmiIlipn, melde Die fun1fge
merbli6e 4lSitellun9 bieleS Sabre8 neran1talte
bat, urb in8beipnpere i6r Brdiipent, Serr @ui
farb, geben nit DEM @ebdrt fen Tim, cine grpBar
ttge AuSbilbung8< Nn1talt fir Die inbuItriele S6G
tigteit, bonn artiitiiden Gtanbpunfte aus, gu er
rtdten. 9ieie 9lnitalt iOa i'm 8uubpurg ct. @rt
tome beoriiu6et perbell, gSerfititte1 fitr bic Habri
fation alter 2~uru8>grtifel entbalter ll1b Die dlt89e
5sifnttiten Siinftler fir jebeS Sud- al8 2ebrer ber
an3u5ieben iu6en. g..
gtad benz Bis jebt borliegenpeu Blale werbel
III bieieIte olfgenpmnen, nlb ieoen Ibenb fiir 81
drbeiten0e @laIie Gprlenngeu, 81 benz Breiie ppl
3 ST.. mOnatlid) 9ebolten merben. 8ereit8 lit eli
&apital BON 300 900 ST. 9e5eidnet unb elm Ser
rain aIf Dem 8puleparb B6tlippe @luguite anfge
tauft ipDrben.
Ser llnterri6t8> W%tinilter i~ntereiiirt 1id 1ebr fiji
ba8 llrterne1me1t, tpitrObl baSielbe feineSpeg
IN Der 8egitrungS : Spbdrt ieinen uriprrn9 BAT
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-11
SeriuiI6tcs.
gso fommt Oas sleil6 UNI Ous Sett ber?

NOU AONtttS IVA UN$etD NNSp ~ wv DNAs
@pppbl Gleii6 ais Gett tommen aus ter Grbe unS
4tMoipb1re unb perben BON Der HIln3enweIt aufseuom=
men. @rus unb 2crn entbaIten Tleii6. Die animdliIhe
glatur bilbet ii9 sabur1. Die Bflansen fiE6 besbaI6 bic
8srmittler ales aniuIaIiiben eebenf, tas mir burG fe
unb auf feline anbere gBeiie etiitiren fam. Benn man
@ras unb acrn ist, 70 werteu bic Gleii6tbeile i'm aSrper
suriidbebatten e6enIo baS Set, benin IettereS be1tebt aus
stirte unb 3nder. @epife @cttaibetSrner entbaIten
mebr 5Isii6t6eile ala dneers. Ota@ benz @bemiter 8ieIe
6efinben fh in 100 Sbei en- @ailen 10 Sbeite SleiIh
unb in 100 8beiIeu Safer bic hoppe te 3abI pom GleilG.
tbeiIen baber if Der Safer fir Bferbe elm 10 9uteS
6utter, benn e8 beba1f mebr Der Ylustel alS bes GetteS.
Wenu man Gleilh lit, 10 nimmt infer Ssfem bic
6ieii6t9eiIe in ibrer f6pn ausSebitbeteu Sorm auf, aGein
man tann ft1 bieielben ebenic gut burb Pfanscnroft uub
Me6lfpeifen a%neisnen.
Dieielbe Grt Der 9fanSen lift ebenio gut gum @rseugen
bon 6leif& ais bon 5ett. Dies lift cine ie6r interefiaute
@rf@eiuuns, beren Irfa6e nod ni&t Senau ertannt lit.
Gbenip ~interefiant it es, baB cine 8houie in i6rern Derz
I&iebensn Sitter in 8e3iebuus auf bic SertbeilunS Der
6etts uub SleiI6tbeie peri@ieben 1T. 9m frii9en 3us
ftanb lift tas Gett in benz STENCIL unb ben SlGttern perz
tbeiIt. irGter concentrirt eS ft9 i'm Samen. Daber Gle
3ortbeit, Der quite @ei@mad unb bic Before 0ereauli6-
teit fri6er Semitic uub ibre 3Gbi9feit mad Der Santenz
PRODUCTION. Ddter aud bic Continuing bon Del aus
9ernftii9teu, mas ni6ts anSereS ais cine im ieineren
3taume %seianmelte enimalii6e Subitanj 1T.
2eute, tselhe fein 6leiiG efien, tbun eS 9epT6nIi6 in
benz e~infGltiseu @laubeu, hab bas 6leii9 sepife @lemeutc
'ntbalte, bic benz 9Srper i&GbliG finb unb bic man burf
RIansenfcft nermeibe. Die @Sabrbeit it iebo1, bas itt
bic Sieu&z unb Gettbeile I'M SleiI& nur meSr beifaut.
men, in Der Yfanse ue6r oertbeilt unb in ancerer Iei&ter
,u serbauenben Soru polfiubcn. Die i4nere Sile bes
6teii&es if fir i6wu9e WtGSen %uu9.iuuO unb man lam
lie tesbal6 rermeiben unb f9 me6r AT @emtis= uuc
gee6lipeiien balteu, psne fdr@ten gu utiiisn, 6Iei&' uni
6etttoft gu %entbeBren.
81 f1lt cine 6abel mad Der anb;reu; bic Ratur ent
6iint fi3 INNER beuti6er pr unIeren Bliden uub inoeul
fe inns belebrt, baB ales MIR Gines nub uur 0erIhieben
in Der SerpantIuns Der Stoffe if, 4eht fe su5Ieit ben
VHan3enfpf : @9ipGrutsr bon ieinem Babn, pG9rent
le Rem Sleii6efi,r mil betbcrbenen Dtasen elm NtitteI
an RE 6anb sibt, f@ gu 9eileu, D9ne gu ~eatbe9ren unt
all 8erbcrrung 5u fterben.
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Yer WdlitGrarst Dr. be Otplbint in Pari8 riet6 bei
Sceatelt, ant ber blCsen 6aut cine tleine 9latte bitnnei
9npierbleG 5t tra9en, un6 WlorgenS unb abeuDS elm pant
&rcPten onigelOsteS &upferials gu ns1men, unb feiner BOZ
Denlentseii' bic bieien Otat9 %befclsten, purbe BON be
@6pGera b~efaLen.
Daileibe Serfs6ren bepbattete 1855 Or. 0tasntcnb
Der ben Satterien in Bdrna NIB @anipolt beiaeaeber
mar, gang nit emIelbeu @rfcIa.
Or. 9urq iGrei6t rem SUPPER cine bireftc @irtlina al
itnb mad ieiner 8e9auptuns 1T bic Senutuna beffeIbsn il
Jfiusen, gleden &C. fT6t tpirtiam sesen arGmpfe, Gtid,
tluB, Wta9enbellemn1nng unb autere GpmptOme Der G6p.
!era. Gr i~6er5engtc f9 abcr and taSDn, has ba8 aupIe
riGt Bios Der cholera ~DCr6eust, ionbern fe aud BELT
9nt Sabre 1854 bebanbeGe er biele G6oIeraza rante mil
Snpferinl3 nnb er5ieIte eamit ans @unberbare ~srenseub,
@rfol8e. Sr fiibrte itets cine IufSIuns Son SupferIrlfate
titree au einpuieme, bei ii&, mcbpn er ben CHOLERA:
Sranten 1e dtret bic 5ebn Gropfen in elm nenis 3uderpai
Ter Sab, benz er etnen cber 5pei 3ropfen Qaubanunt 6inz
ausetitat bate, nm benz Biberfre6en hes Mtasens Scrsu,
bei9en.
giadb Or. Snrq'8 Mnauben tann bas 3ur reften 3ei
%Dercrbnete SupferfoI3 bic Biriuns bes @6oGeras@ iitea
neutraliftren. &nrS, bas 9upfer ion bas Bercii6e Sell.
,nittsl Der @Rolera ieiu, pie bic G6iaarinbe bas bes sic
bers 1T. .
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sdnke INN oeilmittel aenen nie Ghnlern.

Sci Der neuerspedten Gur6t boz BET Cholera biirfer
mir tpobt nit psGer @ewiB6eit SornueIessn, burt bic fol.
senbe Mittbeitung oielen aniersr eeIern cine Greube 81
6~ereiten unb alei&5eitig eer WterI9beit eincn Dienft gu
erpeiien, inbem mir SIR weitcren 8.rbreituns Der aennt=
nis zines Mittel8 ~5eitra5em, it6er beiien Ocrteuseube unb
6eitenSe BirfunS seseu bic @6slera Or. Snrq III Grant
reid einen ausfjbtliGen 9eriGt UerSHentli&t bat.
Sn Sen Sa6ren 1882 unb 1849 uub 1854, mo bieie
Gpibemie in 6rantreiG ain i~tGrften tpiit6ete, blieben bic
Nrbeitsr in ben Tabriten, mo 3apfer b%erarbeitet wlrbe,
bon berietben oeri4ont unb tein e~insiaer bon i6nsn murbe
Elm Spfer ~berIefben, Wabrenb i6re Na1blrn unb ei3enen
Sanilien ,br nidt e~ntsinseu. Sn biei + 8ejiebunS teruft
Or. BURG it9 auf Oas 3eu8nis GROCER 6abritanteu, BON
benen er 81 ma nentli6 aufi6rt.
Die B~rOfeiiOreu BID iler uub Saint Pierre an Der ga
cuItGt in Dicntpe0ier itberseusteu ii9 baoon, bas bic ars
Better. tel@e Bet br Seriteluns Der aupferiaIIe, nnter
benz Nanten @erbet %betaaut, tei&GftiSt maren, Dor ben
Gb clera bepshet bliskeH.
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In1 l. Saular wirb Der gur5e faiierli6e Spt
ltaat IN Yeltb e%intreffen urtb bort Bis 9e9ert GnoO
osS Saldin9S permeilert.
Die DItreidiIde &e9ierrn9 ipll pplt benz &un.
11e beleelt Ietn, Su etnem GinrerItGnbniB nit lin.
9ar1 allf mT9li61t meter @rillbla9e 81 gelangen
Us beiBt feruer, DAP Der Satler cine Yplittf be9iiu'
1tt9t, brrd melde Die Srennung Der NprrintItra'
ton un9arrS BON Der Der itbri9e1 Yrpptn5et Dea
SetdeS bis ST elmer g%erptIle1 NlSpebnrn9 altS9e,
titbrt mirb. G8 lol beSbalb ald inl letten Ott-
lultercCnIel bel6lplIet mOrbe1 leir, lln9arlt eth
belonoeres Wtini1terium SuSuseItebeu.
Der S6ritt Der belDen beutlfen @rcButdd1te
9egenitber benz 6rautfurter Seiiat bat LIBERAL Den
9rbBte1 unrpilleu erre9t. SeltretG prot man
fdIt fret bon Der @ebdlli0feit elmer Iclber Grneits
erun9 Der @arlSbaber Sei6lit1e.
Die alaeneine @ritit ridtet ii6 9egel ben prells
fildeu Oftnifter. Nfan begreift bieI YOlitif ni6t.
@r lteuert alf Die @untripn los l1no tbut bod nee
btHbei 4leS, I'M Ite uRnlDgltd 51 MAIDEN.
Der Naticnalperein icl pprlpr9liGe Strittt
9etbnn babet, INT fir ben 6all, DAP ibm III Sranf>
furt S6mieri1feiten III ben gSea 0ele0t tperben
pper Sei0elberg ta9e1 Sl lallen.
{ Serr SpIepb 6ldler 1T aus Stem Sort nab Iet>
rer Sateritabt @pnltau5 Suriid9efebrt, Gr befin>
Bet ltl aber bort Ill et1terl lebr bepulternSpertbe1
Sultalloe. Yin befi9eS 9erSleiben felielt i'm Iett
letner Autllnft al ba8 SranfenIaaer.
Gin iebr eifriger iun9er fatbplil6er @ei1tIiber
ipQ Dem Srantell, Der Ser beutlt.fatboliiden Sc
nteinoe a19ebbrt, einen Seiud 5u9ebadt 6dben.
p~abrideinlid i'll Der 9Offnulg, i'm lpieber in BEN
S4opB Der aGein ielignla6enpen STRIDE Suriid>
5utlibren ; er bat %tnpeIien tetuen 3ntritt erbal>
ten.
@egen beS fsItliGen @mpfuugeS beS Sersoos
Sriepri4 IN @dernf0rbe io1en ale 8eanlte, Bic
it9 oaralt betfeiligt babe1, entfaiien werben.
Ym 20. October lit III 8crlin etu nelloe6autes.
crit III jetem Otpnat be5OgeneS, bier Stof bobe8
Quer9ebdltre i'll Der @aiIert6pritraBe pl6tlid ;ls
ianlmeu9eltitr5t uno bat ale 8eippbner l1b rte
b1rin bel6aftigten @rbeiter = ~3ulaulnen ttpa 60
YeriOnen begraben. S6on art Gage ppr6er
bate itl enu 0tiB III benz pcrlditteten SauIe &C.
5etgt; Der beS9alb SIT &at6 geSp9ene Wtanrer1nei>
1ter bate tbn ais gang l1nperfdn9li6 be5eidnet.
Die Scenen am Srt peS lltglitfS lon bersserrei<
Bello 9epeien iein. 8iS adt ubr AM AbtnO bate
man 10 SCbte uup 80 Sdwerperipunbete aus ben
&rttnlmern 9e3o9e1.
Die beutI9en 0tttdt uno &leiuftaaten baben
Serbanpllngeu ipeget einbeitlt6en SorgebenS fir
bic nd6lte Barrier @eltausltellng gepflpgt11.
Die Serbarolungen baben SIT Dem gepiili dter
&tllltate 9efit9rt. Sir 20 beutI6e Staaten piro
cine 9erleini6aftlide 9lnSlteluu9 itattftnben.
YreuBen pirp einell BEL pnOeren 9taum fir lid
babeu.
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Bon Enu Hroucisco.

goitntidSs it bon 6 @au + nan ansefa ali norSen,
bic nit Opppelflinten kenafinet iparen. Der Sin.
fal wurbe Monta9 Nadts int Der gfdbe BON 8ir>
9inia @itp neribt. Oie &Guber nabmen allc
Wertbiaden Der .@rpreB uuo Der Yaiasiere i'm
8etrag BON $4,000.
Inter ben YaIia9ieren befaub fit s. 8. Sat.
deloUpr BON Spiton, Der nm $1,000 beralbi
murbe.
Nuf6mmlinge BON Oregon bringeu bic Nadridt
bon Yortlarb, DaB Die Supianer III Der gtdbe bon
Cotton Greet 6reoel periibt baben. sic %feuerten
auf eiri9e califOrnii9e Siebtreiber peripunbete1 g
b~erielbe1, pprarf fie 40 Stitd Yferbe unb Stub
Dieb bapon trieben.
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Smb0ffem;sofFce Der Ser. ct. strmee.
Wp, s .. GAP StrdEeI

Wp. . p. Wu9 SlFubtI
B~aIttm pre, Wt6, 7. ApS. 1885.
9trFeaelse Gn9etote in Dupltcat merben tn btefer Office
entoeoenasnpmrtsn bts sut Santada IL .NcS.W ltttd9s 12utr
nm benz Der. Staten SubitRent Department abIniiefetn tn
8altiinrre, HRb, 3u It.lern
&drtofeln,
tn auteu adrfen EGfern Serpdft unb AT iclGen Seiten ub
In Ipfhen 9uantttdten su ltefsrn, 1ls fur etnen Wtpndt rpnt
10. Nptbr. 1865 an, n6tbta ftnb.
Die MnaebOte muIsn duf 5OrnuIdrtn %ssfbebeu, BITE tn
btefer SfFt. A. betou,mtn En6 un) mus ttn Gerttftdt benz
Nnaebote ~betSefIst: fetn, has BON tm't SerdntwOrfltben Yar'
teten unter f6rttben TT. Sebes Mnaebot mug etne eserudtt
Gspn Der Mnietae am Rosfe ~an1sbeftet bdbtn unb n1uB lpe'
ctiIt fetn In uessreinftmmuns init aaen tbren S,etns'
uneen. x
Bic &soterans bebdlt f0 bas Rtbt SOr' ale Deer treenN
Elm Nnsebpt, rsldeS ntat UOrtbetlpaft eri0e'"'' s"r"ata'
petien. rs
beSait I'D b1S Commencement bs Neht opr, aneersmo III
tanfeu, um Ben Maussl su srsansen, tmttrn 20 Ssn ROltsn'
~J6srEbuE I5er ten Gontrdetprrts Der pdrtet' wslwe tpre
Mbtteferuna Al MAIDEN %unterldBt, a%nreebntf.
Aabluns wtrb mad Mbltefernua tn iolden SOnos entartal
srraOs an 5ans fnb; Iinb tstne %VOrbsnSen, iObalO ais weI@e
~etngeteR. ~
Ano.bct mdbt, u sssinen@ y. st Ertuete ~betfaa.n, weun ttH
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Scr S~itsia6riqe @ein in SeutidlanO.


Die mleiten unierer 9eier perbeu ipo6f bas @ebi&t Sc
lei.n babeu, bas teiGreitt, ipe Der Bring @usen lebe
nod einntal 8elsrab ercbern, ais nod Elm 0laS Steutlin
gers ein trinfen pcnte.
sc lift beBbalb ben oaeutGinsern sa sSnnen, 'tpenn eiltnIu
elm autes Deiuiabr ibnen ftatt @iis einen ~trint6arei
Stcff ~liefert; in ibrer 6er3ensfreube ba6eu ie nun beue
in Der Better cine Gsbenttafel %anf9eiteGt nit f~clsenbeu
gerIe barauf:
au1 erfen Iiai Der asein error,
DAT man bic Soffnuns fab perlor;
Der Spmner aber mar iebr beiB
1tub le6ntc be5 gBeinsartuers S6fpeiB;
@s tparen, sIaubt mir, mas i'd iase,
gDeit me6r ais bunoert Sommerta3e.
Geiu ofesen i'm September mar,
Der Simnl.l INNER rein unb liar,
Sur menis Neiu CABS, es mar S@ab,
QGos neun5is Bis ouf bunbert @raS,
Sin Wein. wie ME felt treisiS 9abr!
Ser Serbft an Wti6acliS mar;
Mud uner6Srt ftes bier Ser Rrei8
8iS neunsiS @ulben SiucrtpeiS.
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ssadrid1tem aus Sapanna.

Die Ser. 9taaten Odmpfer 9tbobe Sslanb uut
Sprl1er, bic BON ben Ser. Staatert beauftra9t NOR.
Sen paren, BON benz @ibberidiff Stonepau, mel.
Dies mdbrelb ber lcbten 5 0fpltate i'll bieii9e11 Sa
fen 9elegen bat utb ipeldeS ben Ser. Staaten Dor
Der lpanil6en 8e9ierln9 al89eliefert wprben lit
8eiib SIT e~rsreifen, lirtb bier am 80. un6 81. nit.
augetpmnnell unb 8efeblSbaber Oiurrup bat am
2. BON benz Sdiff Selit e%r9riffeu, inbem CT eilts
fab Die aneritantl4e 6la99e AM Saltptn1ait bal
auf5ieben l~aiet.
8efeblsbaber Wturrap 1T erntldti9t, bic BON bel
ipanilden 0e9ierrn9 5lr Ib5ablun9 Der 0taulr.
ldaft be8 @ipberldifes pprSeltreften $3.50 0 51
iii SuSablelt.
Der Stpnepau ipirb nert1utblid) er1t III BIZ
@erfte 9eben, uul letneu &iel relrigen SIT la1Ien
beppr CT nad ben Staaten abfdbrt.