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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

A very celebrated Scotch Divine, says
The world we inhaait must have had an
origin; that origin must have consisten in
scause; that cause must have been intel
hgence must have been efficient; that eff
fieiency must have been ultimate; that u.
innate power must have been ultimate
power must have been Supreme; aud that
which always was aud is Supreme, we
know BY the name Of God.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03
U. 5. $40 Six per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

Which are always worth a premium.
FREQ from TaxatiOn.-The 100 Notes
cannot be taxed by towns, Cities, Counties or
States, and the interest is not taxed unless a
surplus Of the owners income exceeding six hun.
dred dollars year This fact increases their value
from one to three per cent. per annum, according
to the rate lev led on other property.
Subscribe Qutckly.-Ic<s than s2ooooo,-
900 of the Loan authorized by the last Congress are
now on the market. This amount. at the rate at
which it is being absorbed will all be subscribed
for within two months when tie notes will un-
dcuhtedly command premium. has uniformly
been the case closing tn" subscription /" 9th,
loans II now SENS pr laLlc that con sidcfa' i"
amount beyond The present series will he offered
the public.
In order that citizens of every town and section
of the country ma, be offered facilities fer taking
the loan. tn" National Banks, State Banks AID
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen.
orally agreed to receive Inscriptions at PAR Sub.
scrihers i'll select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only arc to lie RESPONSIBLE
for the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders. JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent Philadelphia.
National BANK, Dubuque. nri-3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

On one occasion the Colonel was asked
by some ladies if it was not worse for the
gentlemen to drink than for the ladies to
use snuf? The Colonel replied that both
were very bad; and that if his wife sho'd
ever take to snuff, he'd ticker, certain.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03
SlcIycs.

TNRnM Vermillon. u. T.. on err about the 1ei h
Il day Of Angus, last. one BRoM MARFatout
four wears ol1. thistelow on the sh. n,,ltv and
lump above Knee on left leg, caused ~ kick Sls
was rather slight built and l"ng legged. An, rc,. 9
returning said mar" or giving infor nation y, =,
where she may be found ~ i,rrrr,', r.rsr,.a
Sioux City, Dec. Cd, 1854.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

An nsophistica,ed eountryman, the
other day, coming in town with load Of
wood, saw military officer, followed at a
respectable distance by two orderIias-aIl
three mounted, and in full galIop. Good
gracious said he, 4" havn't they caught
him YETI / was in about three weeks ago
and they was runnin' him then"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

Some citizens Of Troy, on Saturday last,
forwarded to Gen. Grant present that
will "take his fancy II is box Of c.
ears, one hundred in number, Of the finest
brand, and costing one hundred dollars.
Each cigar has paper holder, and the
box is got up regardless OF expense
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03
ENtcay.

ItAME into the enclosure of the subscriber in
~ sioux city. Iowa, about ten days since, one red
COW and STEER. The has "A white star in
10 rehsnd nd is about three years old and steer
seven or eight months. The owner Is requested to
come forward prove property, pay char es nd TAX
them away. WM GODFREY
Sioux City, Iowa, Feb, 10th, ls65--sw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Atlantic Monthly for 1865

The number for January. 1865. begins the 5th
N"lu'ne of the Atlantic Monthly The Publishers
state that they have made such ARRANGEMENTS for
inc coming year AS VIII convince theie readers that
'""N lhlthh to maintain the present position and
popularity Of their magazine. They now An.
I"nnrr definitely the following features Of the new
Nuiunc:-
Mrs. Harriet nc"cher Stowe wilcont ribute 4 new
s.r!"so Of domestic Palers, with the title Of 1.-THE
Chimney e. rEcr.'
D""ald G. Mitchell, author of ''Reveries of a
Ea' h"!"r, will hcg in in an early number story
WITH Ale lite # ''Ir. job MS
Professor ASas>z has in prcparat ion another
series III his interesting and valuable Scientific
Papers
Nathaniel Ha~t hornes Papers furnish some
scenes from H. uniIs ed work, 1.-THE nolliyer
Romance, which will appear in the coming volume
Fstz- Hugh Ludlow will continue his admirable
sketches OF travel and adventure.
l.. NJ. Gottschalk will begin in an early number
Notes Of Pianist, to be continued through the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs $. G. Hall will contribute to the
ne" N"lhlue Memories of Authors they have known
including many interesting "reminiscences of Moore
and other literary celebrities.
The author Of '.Ttn Acres Enourh', will furnish
the Atlantis" with regular tices strk incly ORR
CANAL charUcter.
Terms Of the Atlantic.
Single Snhscriptiors-S 90 per year.
Cub Rates Tw" c"lies tor 500; 1--WE copies for
sl",io ten copies fer $1,000; ami each al
copy $500. Fer every club Of twenty subscribers
an extra copy viii lee furnished gratis, or twenty.
coy les for $4,000.
Pustagc-The lrstAee on he Atlantic is tvent,.
four cents per year. aud IA !st in all cases be paid
at the Office VI her" it is received.
Ilt X NEk FIELDS, Publishers, Boston.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

A bundle OF accounts. containing a Tax Re-
~ espf On Lot 662 A., 10 the city of Dubuque
The finder will be liber ally rewarded by leaving
themsat the Bank Of NeareA Allison. -
) 80 ~ = u - s~~ 49, y: WILSON.
Dabu4ns,Iows, Asgust9th, issi--lw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03
j. III. DAVENPORT
LAND AGENT AND SURVEYOR,
CHEROKEE, IOWA.

NYlhL pay taxes throughout the State; will re
w deem lands sold for taxes VII Iuv and sci
land warrants. or locate them on commission for
Lon-rssid"nts; obtain patents for Government
Lands survey and examine lands in person, aud
give descr iptoH # same, and the distance Of the
land from rhe county seat, timber, streams etc
Collections made and money promptly forwarded
!. IL. DAVENPORT
Cherokee, Nov. aSth, lsf4-lm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

1t. Col Van Anda Of the 2ls., in a lrt
ter to y. d. Seobey, published in the De
Iaware County Union, urgas the erection
OF monument on which shall he inscrit.
ed The names Of the brave men from .ha.
county who have fallen in the defense OF
their country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

We have often heard of.men getting cut
. Of harms way 30 fast that an egg would
%, not roll off their coat tails. JEFF. travelled
so the 7same rate Of speed when our BOYS
chnEM him mapping down in Georgia the
Other morn ;sr. H1v dress s.o,d on. 40
b strAgbt .LHf his boots were plainly Visible.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03
FOR SALE.

OF number G, In hitrk number &; lot mum Der
! 10, in block number o, East Addition T., Sioux
City, Pearl Street. Title PEI feet aud price reas
enable. Enquire Of
Nh2t.3w J. W. DOsLER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03
Ito. FOR THE GOLD MINES OF

Ito. FOR THE GOLD MINES OF
zr@rA THE NEW. FAST AND
G-kfrt$ light drauvht Steamer DEER
-, LODGE I hrma> " kea. coinman-
der. Henri, A n"hrman. CLERK, how
being hui;t at tiishurg Pa expressly for he st.
Louis nd Fort BE nton trade Will leave Pitt $inl
February !S;h ami leave st i."uis. >ATl kIil .
March 18th u soon thereafter as river is open
to omaha, "hh Sioux City.
The new ,f,si and sight drauc'lt steamer BEN
TON " m. Howard Commander Lewis l.. line,
Clerk will leave for Fort Brnt"n ,nI itrr lihtc
points. SATURDAY, March nth.
The new fas, and light drau1i,t steamer YELL
Low STONE, Jos Mayhood commander Stanly
Roland, Clerk, will Leave as above, SAT UkDAh :,
March Is
The very fast and hight draught steamer FAM
NY OGDEN. Thomas Townsend. o:nmar!rr. VI
billiard, Clerk. will !caveas above SATURDAY,
March 18th.
Steamer DEER LODGE will remain between
Forts U nion an Benton untiI hr % ut all the
boats of this line is delivered AT Fort Benton.
BY this arrangement shippers have great adrsn-
tage, and an assurance that their freight will be
delivered at destination. We are Hlsr prepared to
furnlsh land trans p"rtatinu from Fort BENTON to
the lines, ANA will give through BILLS Lading 10
Silver City, last Caanct. rrirkley Pear. Deer
Lodge, Viz ginia City. hammock city and Ga Hat in
F'f freight 81 passage apply to
JOHN G. C0PEITN,
Sout Invest corner Main and Olive streets,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE,
No. u Commercia1 street. or
JOHN j. RUEAt CO.
Convent street. between ID and Sd st. Louis
Ba- For Freight or passage apply to
III. ID. BODGE s. CO..
feb1-3m sioux city, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

Water is q: once yielding and resisting.
I. gives way, when permitted TO do go, with
marvellous facility. The sligttss. and
lightcst substance. dropped upon j: is ad
mitted 10 its embrace, IN strict accord
ance and proportion 10 its deserts and its
density. A grain of sand readily finds it's
natural place at the bottom. A hydro.
static or waterbed is the easist Of couches
so easy, in fact, that iuvalids cam OF bear
tts excessive p'iancy and complete adap-
ta,iont to the form Of the sleeper, Hence
the notion Ct Descar:cs and others, that to
explain the phenomena Of wates, its ulti.
mate particles must be oblong, smooth
md flexible, lying one upon another like
cells 10 tub. But water Of given tenn.
perature, confined, is Of astonishing hard.
ness; it is almost incompressib'e at that
Temperature; for what is a reduction Of
from forty.four to forty eish, millionth
parts its volume under a pressure equa,
10 that Of The atmosphere? Many solid
ma.ter--wood, for instancc--can be
squeezed into much sneiler- than the
original bulk. The packers art has at.
tanned wonderful perfection Ia incosng
much in little space, but all the Queens
horses aud tall the Queens men cannot
put quart of water into. pint bottle
Ieu could sooner drive nail into solid
cube Of steel than yea could drive ono in.
to cube Of water inclosed in perfectly
unyieldirg box, + is the unsquoezability
of water which gives its enormous strength
to the hydraulic press. The hardness of
water may be felt by striking its surface
smartly with the open hand, the equality
is also known to unfortunate swimmers
who, intending to pitch into the water
headforemost, fall fat on their s'omachs
ihstead.--American Educational Kouthy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

A CARD TO lkyA,IDs.-A Clergyman,
while residing in south America Us a missionary
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure OF
Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs. and tho whole train
Of disorders brought on by banefu and vicious hnb
its. Great numbers have been already cured by this
noble remedy. Prompted hya desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, wifi send the rcei,,e eor
preparing and using this medicine, In sealed envc-
lope, 10 any one who needs u, TREs or cHAsas
Please enclose Z postpaid envelope ada, ess.d -
vonrselE Address. JOSEPH 7. lNMdN, Statia.
D, Bible House, N. City. t3n~ .. mrIl ,sua'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

BLOWING Our KEROSENE LAMPs.-Tbe
danger of blowing out kerosine or carbon
oil lamps from the top is greater than
people generally suppose. There are sew
esal instances on record, it is said, VIII ere
lives have been lost by the explosion of
lamps from this practice. The following
explanation Of the causes that produce
the explosion are worth considering and
heediug:
First, The oil in the lamp is generally
low, leaving more room for gas;
Second, The gass is very inhamable,
and will always explode when isrited;
Third, In blowing the blaze down, it ig
mites the gas. The inference is, a lamp
should never be clown out from the top.
The WICK may not perfectly fill the tube,
aid the fame may 60 down when the gas
comes up;
Fourth, The less oil id the lamp the
greater danger.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03

NALUABLE.-A .4Ian, says DR.. Franklin,
as often gets two dollars for the one he
spends informing lis mind, as he does for
a dollar he lays UT in any other way
A man eats up rouud Of sagar and it is
gone, and the p,e' sure he has enjoyed is
ended but TIE if, rmation he gets from
q newspaper is treasured in the miud to
be enjoyed anew, and to DC used whenev
er occasion or inclination call for #. A
newspaper is not the wisdom of one man
or Of two men; it is the wisdom of the
age, and Of past ages too. A family
without newspaper is always half an
age behind the times 10 general informa
ton, besides they can never think much
nor find much to talk about. And then
there are the little ones growing up in ig.
norance, withou, any taste for reading
Besides all these evils, there is the wife,
who, when the work is done, has to sit
down with her hands in her lap and moth.
ing to amuse her, or divert her mind from
the tolls and cares Of the domestic circle.
Who, then, would do without a newspapee?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-06-03
CHICAG0, iowa g. NEBRASKA
Air Lime

I,h /, LEE ~ sEsas 80 r -E5ss---clssE1
g - - 49, -
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Der prO;ee qcaer. On. S;riscpe

W1lGtn9tpn, 4. SttpGer. OaB
&rie9s9eri4t in Der Inter utun9 9egen grt=
9abe<@ eneral Srt6cpe, Spm 100. pennlYleoltt=
i4en 8e9iment, rer am Surtgen 6reitag in
S9n4bur9, 3d., orrttrt purpe, lit Geute sl-
1ammenbertfen morpen. a9 'S-
Gr lit an9etlagt ron Der Safe brs gultpesz
Suartiermeilters gu 9YnGburo cine @pIptarrr
i'm @ertb BON $11OO, Damn $3.50 in Stl6erz
Mtusen unp @pGpsN 6m;en i'm @ert6 BON
$1,000 seltp4let utO ii6 prpnungstpiprig be-
tragen 3u ba6en. F-IFe
@rz@ ruperneur Sprp spn Sbip erIbtett
ais Nnmalt pe6 Generals Sriscpe. Gje6ilf5=
Suartiermeiiter Gnpitan 2l6erger mar Der
6auptbela ltungs;euge. Elm Wor9en pe5 26.
September Bate i'm General Sriscpe mad,
bent 6duptquartier III 2Yn6burg fcmnen lalz
len. Der @eneral fra9te i'm, ME Siel Geo
CT IN &ale babe rnb in melGer 0e(tisrte,
nobel ct IaStc, man tGnnte eS eeraSe IrlbIt
ne9men nnp Niemanp piirbe be8GalG fliiagr
fem. III fsa ,74.j1@ $50 .1s.1, a.
Sn GrtptOerung auf cine Sraae la9te 3rttqe
gum @eaeral, baB er ;ipiI6tt $%60--70,00O
in leinem SeIib babe. Der General 1tln1
pUr, einen tletnen @elpbetrag an iraenb einen
9lab gu merf fen, rnp in pas 6au6 re5 j9elleen
einbre6en unp tbrn Den SAliiel lteblcn III
la6en, pagegen aber erbob Nlber9er @ttmelt<
ptngen. Or la9t ;aDaS @elp tGnnte 9enpms
men mi. Die balte Gtapt arretirt p8roer.
Der General G,l6erte i'm @elprGf, baB, ibeun
9eltge drretirt lperpen lcllte, er, bet @eneral,
prdiiOent psS &rie9a9eri6t6 Iein uuO tbn fret
lpreden pilrDe. H tl.li
dis er MCr9ets in bas 3immer trdt, mar
2adeY ba nnp ia9te gum 3cu9en, Der General
lit gang in Der Srbnuug, rpie iA ibnen iaate,
unD naf6er lMtellte Der General Die Sruqen
we9en bes @eloeS, 9lm Nbeno pe5 81. Soy
TENDER la9te agafe9 gum 3eueet, rs lei Elm
bdrte5 Ding, tpenit Suarticrnleiiter aus Dem
Dienlte iteipen miilIelt, rnO menn ltf Der
3eu9e niAt tn Oienlt reid gerna4t bat, Damn
Jet er etn Glfl,g b1l44 iy& rsflat Iai t@
r3eu9e fra9tei i'm, mas CT babel mette unp
galle9 erpieperte uSie Dabenpte SpnpS Der
Negierung in !6anpen .uno t6rnen barber
mad, Selieben Serfiaen.4n ,..53:.-.nI rs.i.fg r
ibri9en 8batlaAen unb Die umlfGnpe
Der gerbaftun9 be6 Generals Sriseoe unp
ieines GUmpliee't 2afsY, liebe i'm yGerutilGz
ten. ".l.a DIR -s..s- sa,s} f~st.n.f r.-r 10
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le &ilen fanocn lumber, ba bic NOreRaten 9ez
ltprben paren pcer ntht 9efunDet iperpen
tpnnten. 2lS bic 3weite 4apung a%nfanl, ipaS
.ren $4,000 Mann inner9alb Der Stcfape.
Die brittle Senpung &ilten entbielt Oefen u.
&letper. Gopt. NBtr3 lieB $50 p%arclirtc fcnas
men nnp 9ab jebem einei1 reuen Nn3ug, nit
NuSnabme BON Shuben. so 9aar SGube
waren aneetommen, ipel1e an Die Sepurttt9z
fen araeetbetlt murbrn. Nuc5 anpere fam
III DaS 6clpital.
Gs iparen etrpa 30 poer40 6ilten, fir pel.
DE bic Gtgsntbimfr ni@t 9efunpen merpen
~fCnnten. Die &ilten murpen pur6ludt nod
|Gfirituclen. Die 0efan9enen er9ielten pat
len upoS 6aufeln, unl liA Drummer 9raten gu
%t0nnen, AUDI Safer, I'm bic Serunretnt9ur9
Ypbi9er ab3ubalten.
Bum Netni0m peS 2asers, rarei1 $50
Niann fpmmonpirt. G6 p0ren 40 pper 90
Gnaben inner6alb be5 Qa9ers, welAenaA Dem
Sclpital fommon0irt ipltrorn, 3t 6ilfe Der
! Slide unp NufrGrter, ginmal war feline
Nlept3in fir liienterte bprbanpen unp gStr3
beorperte Sammeln Sun 8rpmBeeren fur Die
Sraufen !; bic 6ru6t ipurpe jeprA gu Ytea
%Derpenbet. '
9GIe li6 Gin Mann metgerte, li3 impfen gu
lnlcn, 1a9te Wir3, eS let tbm e%inerlet, CT (9S }
Gabe .rie Srper ntdt 9e9eben. E
g8ir3 Bate ben &etten9arl9 or9anilirt urt
ais elm Scmplptt bsltaaD sur 6luGt, erftdrtl
g8irs, ct weroe 70 lar9t mie e6 angling, Md
16te6en laien.
&tr3 mar i'm Sult nnp Nugult franz unt
9teut. Davis fOmnanpirte. SIN Sept. fan
g6ir3 lebr trant 3urid. 3euse tGrte mic, pal
Semnnp In @tr3'S 5auptquartier ltarb ppe1
pab er einen Mann eeiAla9en oper Sc
l9plen Bate. ~. e''' W.
Der 3eu9e gas aud inter anoerm an, tal
Die 6ciritalSN n9e1telten bent Sapt. 8trj II
ben 8unpdr3ten Ste1crl Jon uno -gBbite Elm
Serenabe bradten.
0cOr9 %. Srebnpr b~esen9tc, boB ct in
Stunt 1864 ais @efan9eter na6 Nnperlp on.
ptle 9ebraAt wurpe; er mr. Oefln9nib Sut
Ter. IS maren innerbat6 Der ~llm9egeno
Uoer 6 S6ubmta6er 1tnp ~ebrnlopiele Shnet
Der in Nrbeit, audi 2 u6rnta6er. Die Stra
fen be6 2a9erS waren 9efiltt nit Suppeper
%faufern, uno auf rO6 gebuuten GiIden tpur
ben S6inten, Gter, Ibee, &afee II. /. ~
feitgebpten. @S tparsn 800 SGder i'm Eager
Die 8uGen badtcn ltnp 1erfauften. Dnt
GtabIi1ement Deg 3eu9en purHe Der uglppett,
Store" 9e1annt, neil -er 1erldterennrti1er
Serfaufs : @rtifel fibrte, ais ir9eno Elm Al,
berer. ;.e 10 ,a.t .tr. ta4 -'aa ~
@S ietn i'm Eager ii6er cine Goltc MiQio,
Dollars in "@reenbad5" geneIen. @u6 8ar
btere, &leteerAanbler unb @elbmdt(er iete
in Men9e SOrbanOen getreIen. 70 4Asa
Sei einem a9rmader ia6 3suge ii6er s
ubrea uaO anoere Shmttdlu6en, Die 3ur& Sic
paratur iiber9eben tparen. 'uh
Qh6 Spie!sr CAB es, bic pStNepper" aug
i4tdten, nm Gin aItspiniet berbet3u0cler
Die @%efanaensn bdtten 9eitten, neil le mid
9e9en Die &ittfrung geIAiibt mare,, abe
ntdt bur4 -!5un9er.-Dn5 0sri6t eertaat
lih bann. as, 81 II. =.
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(G~OrrsipOnbens Oss Baltimore @eder".
8eabtmg, ben 80. Sept. 1866

JIeu peH o. Sept. 1860. ~
@>s alien 16eilen Der Ser, Staaten 0teBen
ZEN nSNfcr" Die GprrepunOenSem 3u /; piel=
fsin lp%p : ben 9elern pelIelben ni6t unlieb
Sit1ntttHtp en"'l @tpn6 DOt 9lt Serfs, bie1er
~ hSre,, w @"se3pin9lt@en Democratic"
t o'eif $. s%'9ge aH DehaFratie uno l6re 4t
plf 0eg 0rul'f in Der 8abel Don lett qnGrem
s2ttn 2eal''tE at in Sic nnbanfborr
2Selt Dt1allS. @Sit qut fir (e. bo6 ;Gr Ser
"llGere &roit 9etttebe@ Sd o6rr i, Ner no.
00rlteDfi1oen 9SaSl n,r6 t6eures SAINT
Mot Feblen miro, oas t, Dino 800. guap'
Gs 1T cine eisentbiarmli d,e' Gr5 49, ota9t.
Oieler gSagl' aaes 70 ru6ls unp itifi ni %M
pte 9ert119lte A9t9ation in the ,sv r. oaoh '
making. 8etpe 9arteien f6etnS =, 1pGeon
unO pae rthtt9e 6abrwai1er nod teSt = si,.,'
Den gu baben, tim nit octIen Seael1r Sm ,nt%
rpenot9er Weile 0telem @inp auf ibr 3IITag
3ulteuert. Die Nepu6lifauer .poer ,sllnt.,S-
lel'te Iino pfenbar 1erblift iiber Die rette
0Gbe, Die ibnen 8elpna in ben Sdpps ae=
lpatfet', llnlere OemOfrattl6en 5reunOe nil
len ttNt, ioQen tie einen Sdritt ouripdrts pper
4 t9l1n; Der Scpen in. 10 fhliipfrio
inter Den 8uBelt anO es mare ibneli M ra9
tDet, lte madten es ME jener S6uliunos, a,f
Dem V!dttets; le brebten li6 du6 6eritn' nm
mhrl9trten riifp1rts.
unlere pentpfrntii9 en &dmpfb1bne linb niht
alf Stolen 9ebettet. Die ;3eit rolf nit rosene
Der S@neui9feit babin F.; bic @erbdltniIe SrGm-
gen ItG un0 faum If pas @ort benz MnnDe
'tltflOben, 10 rOat lt@ Elm unoeres 9obleo,r
1nf; uno mas 70 Elm arlner Geufel ae(fern
Us itntru9lt6fs Gpan9eltum Der alGubioen
preOi9te, pas muB er betite hioerrufen
; OaS 1T feline &letnt9tett. IS SIS lit faunt
' Spanne 3eit, baB BON ben @epner6ibnen
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Ser YrnseB gcaem 2Gir3.

@ aibinatpr II, 4. Sft. q. MSSner
mar Glerf peS Gapt. 0ir3 gu N~nberlunsile
ltnp muBte Sroers tdG Der Stpfabe trinaen
itlto Die Ntcr9enteriAte mad benz 5auptauar
tier bes Sen. @inOers, Sebem Gda ipurben
Die Neqniliticnen neblt Nn9ube Der BAIL Der
0efah9ehen 9enta6t. @enn Elm Mant serz
mtBt mar, pltrben Die 8attpnen suraidaelie=
fsrt an bes @%pmmi6ariat. gDreimal f6mea
Senbmsen SUn &tlten an bic @efamsen F.; pie
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(trub Der Gyranns) plr 9emurbete @rdIipent
ySerlr6t unD Dor ben NtGterltnbl @'etteS CT
tirt wurpe, UNI 8eAen1Aaft gu 9eben ilber paS
8lut Der bunperttau lenp semcrpeten Sriloer,
unp berte = lteben feline S6er9en unp
6elferSbelfer-a uf Dem pempfrati lAen
3ifet - unp bic Oempfratelt iraren be6 Spl-
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OtIHnuhH q 3uUgCntr.UPn.

Slerbraucrsi ~ oermiet5en.
Nteine IN geters9ura, Qa. csle,e,s N;,.
Strm'et0Sa. Dur einen fetBisen ARan m II ej In : ntNt 81
SupS9t otftft I'D tter etne cute @eleaenbett|" va gefin9sn
per MpnGt. aus unfit erlteiit 0N"''"' "eite $75
tpt6-l5) WetFGe,
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~ W NtN NfNAh !N6ET1 |U -
9e9snmarti9m Nrctle li9 ni6t balten mrr~
Den.
(Gtnna9mm Der bieIisen 3beater.) @m
lebt!n Nfcnta9 bcliefen liG Die Gtnnabmen
Der bieIi9en 8benter auf fClscnbe Snmmen /:
Ncaoem0 Of Mulit, vSUne" $2987 so
Njblp'6 Garten Ste NaselS" &s. $4,000.
8arrum'6 Nfuleun tsa $4,000
SIZE Olympic uQplab" ,1.] 'a1189.00
Stapttbeater (Gnnee) II h.'21 t.1126.0O
@aQod'8 3benter i asf 1100.50
g8inter Oarten -al.e z>a aa977.00
8rpappoY G0eater mix a 850.75
SlD 8cwerY I6eoter q $500
9iep SpwerY -.1. 5 660.0O
Nmerican 3beater $4,000
Srqont6 WinijtrelS 440.30
0SppD's A 81 II riie 435.OO
San 6rhuciscU 1880
3ouY Galtor'8 Spernbaus i 2S5.0O
Srpctlpn NcabemY (6ermann) esa 10000
SQinni5 g 2. Sftbr. (Gtn
peutiAer 8irt6 S0n stpei iril6en 8ualeS &C.
Ito@en.) Nm Samlta tag er6fnete 8rtb 6aase,
Elm betannter peutlGer BIrger, ltinen Gallon
all Seferlon StraBe, 1ioli6 srn GanalpCrt
N9euue. Mbenp8 CUR lpaten Stu,pe, ais ST.
6aage bereits i'm Segrife ltanO, bas actal gu
lthlieBen, tanten sWei Srlanper, pie natirlih
int angetrunfenen 3ultanpe ,pars,t, in pen
Salpn II. fiu9en an, iid SIT @tsarren 3u GeIfsn,
Obne a6er ans. 8e3ablsn gu psntet Nuf
Otele Soeiie lit ST.. 6aa9s niGt gepObnt,
9&trtbIAaft su fitbret rnp ais er pagegen re
monitrirte, 3pg einer Der 5albwilpen elm gro
Be5 Dpldmeier ur1O ltieB e5 6rn. !Sua9e in
pet llnterleit, 9tiidli6erpeile Dbnen eiaen
Oarln 5t trefet, 10 RAP 5Ofnun9 ocrbanoen
1T, pa6 9eben pes pertpunoeten Nannes 3t
retten. Die beiben Srlanber Iinr 8ewpbner
Der clo1tl9en @e9enD BON Bridgeport uno
wobl befannt unD perpen bielelben beute per-
baftet werpet. a. s.,HI $3.50
cunefec.-Na16pt e.-8efanntltd
murpe @ntmd 9attmer, Elm faum Der S6ule
entraAiene5 MabGen, bier Serbaftet unb pUr
eth Nttlitdr9eri6t 9etelt, neil le cine ameri=
fanilde 6Io9ge, Die am !6auIe t6rer SHUTTER
an9ebrodt mar, berunter9erilen unp NIT Sit
6en 9etreten. Oa6 Militdr9eridt Serurtbeilte
lte GIT elmer OtfangniBltrafe pom neun3ig Sd
gen ul10 elmer @elptrafe ben $500. gene-
raj SUDnIpn, Dem pa6 @rfenntniB 3ur 8eltGti=
9ung ppr9elc9t mprpen, bat aber baS urtgeil
cailtrt. r.
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MpY,tG,t, Cine grauensserfcn sum lec6en un6 gum
OCI"uV1 9elRn teiin GDaI9tn; ferner Elm NPdOden
fur Sausarbeit. @uter 9r6n nit s~essten. 8r e%rIroeen fir
mabrere Gage in 2O7 5rantlinlr. jpiiGen Y,arl u. pineftr.
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