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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-14
~ Petsrsou's MAGAZINE, for Novsm- =

- Pstsrsous Magazine, for Novsm-
Der, Is received. The principal illustra-
ton 10 entitled Protection" The colored
Fashion Plate is magnificent, a. usual !;
and the Music is "Spanish Fandango."
for the Guitar" II IL now time to COM
mence making up clubs for 1866. The
new prospectus offers some rare attrsc-
tions. We shall publish il in due time.
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16- The esta hlishment known A. the
"Orphans Home" on the outskirts OF
thi. city, was burned to the ground on
last Wednesday uight.
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~ We were glad to take BY the baud,
and welcome to our inner sanctum Thurs
day, our excellent freud, q. W. Chamber
lin, Esq, Of Devils Lake, D. /. .
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~ The ATLANTIC NosrHLy FOR Oc-
ToBER.-The contents Of the Atlantic are
a. follows saints Who have had bodies ;
No Time like the Old Time; Coupon
Bonds, IL; The Author of saul y Nee
die and Garden, X; John Jordan, from
tho Head Of Balm; Noel; Wilhelm Meis-
ter's Apprenticeship, Second Paper; Doc
tor Johns, * Down the River; Abraham
L'ncoln. Among the contributors to this
number are II. W. Longfsllow, Oliver w.
Holmes. Baysrd Taylor, Donald @. Mitch
ell. D. A. WATSON, J. +. Trowbridge, E.
kirke. Harriet E. Prescott G. Reynolds,
Il. Fl. Brownell.
Terms Of the Mag azi.e: The Atlantic,
$500 per year for single subscriptions
Club rates-two copies, 500; 5 copies,
$1,000; 10 copies, $50, sad each addi-
tional copy, $500. For every club of
twenty subscribers, an extra copy will be
furnished gratis, Or twen,y-one copies for
oi4ty Do'Iafs. i. p
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B~We are glad to learn that Thes
plan Society is TO be organized in Sioux
City. This il an institution We have long
needed in our town, and will afford great
amusement TO all lovers Of the drama du-
ring our long winter nights. The mem
bers will hold their first meeting At the
Register office. on next Wednesday even
ing, 70 choose their pisys aud i..u..o;
other necessary preliminaries. ....... =.
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1Hr We are happy 10 he able I

DD- We are happy TO be able TO ac-
knowledge the reception of n call from
DR.. Bardwcl, f the Iowa 9Th. This pop
ular surgeon has been in attendance upon
Gsn1 Snliey's expedition this summer
and returns, we are glad to see, in q high
state Of preservation.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-14

DJ- Rev. Mr.. Dimick Of Omaha, will
preach at the PRESBYTERIAN Church to-
morrow (snnday) morning at l0l o'cl'k
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-14

Rs4- The citizens OF this ancient metro
polls begin to find out that krummanns
is the place to find bargains in the boot
and sho" line SAM is a tip-top fellow,
always polite and attentive.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-14

eES~ Sioux county gives three majority
for the Soldiers Ticket. How are yees
byes?
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Das~ The chap what has DIR iack-knife.
had better bring it back, or else expec,
thunder. =.. .@% E-.-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-14

Our old friend John II. Charles, COM
monty known as Old Man Charles, has
Just arrived from the east with such a
stock Of fall aud winter goods as viii make
the eye twinkle with delight. Everything
in the line Of drygoods, groceries, liquors.
hardwa re, &c, DC, can be had at whole
sale and retail. His clerks are polite and
accommodating, and win take pleasure in
showing their new supply to every one
who fayors them With . call.
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~ The election on Tuesday passed of
quietly. Tie whole Stone ticket, except
ing Stevens, for Sheriff. and lockwood.
for County Superintendent, had small
majorisy-John Hagy for Sheriff, and Dr.
A. N. Hunt for County Superintendent,
both cunning on the Benton ticket, had .
handsome majority. This was the sesult
At the citizens poles. @s 81 H..
At the Roldiers' poles in this town the
whole number Of votes cast was 3iS, o:
which the Stone ticket had SO, while the
Benton ticket had 225. .a~.s.4s
At the Camp 10 Union county, in Dako-,
t. Territory, the. whole number Of votes
cast vss Els, Benton having 5 majority.
Well dops SiSsh 1oya Cavalry.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-14

D6s> Our friend ScsLAwIG. is erec:ing
! handsome residence on Fourth street.
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sOr We advise all our young friends
who are about entering into the holy state
OF matrilnony, and those that have already
em'grased to that beautiful state, to call
and see Messrs. APPLETON & WEsTcorr.
at the old Post Office stand, where they
can find every article in the grocery and
dry goods line, cheap for cash. They are
new beginners, aud we wish to see them
paironized. Their advertisement will be
found in ano Their column,
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~ DAYLIGHT ApPEAss-H nrIrLuyA

~ DAYLIGHT ApPEAas-H ArfELuJAH
-FoRNEY AND ALL THE RED AND BLACK
REPuBLlcASs SADLY OUT OF LucK.-Any
evidence Of the return of the good old
days Of Democratic care of public affairs
Affords qualification to every citizen who
prefrs a safe. pruden. and healthy Ad.
ministration rather than the destructive
GRAB-ALL policy Of Red and Black Re-
publcanisn. We rejoice to rotice the
fact that President johnson has recently
made very important step in the right
direction, and as he Ia not the man to be-
come faint hearted and leave his work
unfinished, we have full confidence that
heneeforth, dating from very early day.
the columns of no journal of the class Of
shrieking. bowling. blood. thirsty, bread.
ers Of discomfort shall be the official
means Of communication between the
people and their Government ANDREW
JOHNSON. President of the United States.
has ordered the advertising patronage of
all the public departments At Washing
ton City TO be given 10 tina, staun oh con-
servative and democratic organ Of the
people, g The Constitutional Union" pub
lished ~ the Hon Thomas B. Florence.
late Democratic representative in Con.
gress from the First Pennsylvania Dis
trict. In pursuance thereof, the Cons,i-
tntional Onion comes to us with four
columns Of State. War and Navy Depart
ment's advertisements, and John Forney,
after paying parting call at the White
House, will probably see everything to
condemn and nothing to approve in the
Executive to whom he has been fawping
for months for the thrift that he hoped
would be the reward Of his sycopbancy -
Ahthat Forney and all men of his sort
may be sble to say or do will be but sport
for those who detest baseness of every
character and degree. The prospect is
cheering. Not a cloud Of doubt otscures
The view. Daylight appears. Hallelujah
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LEGAL NOTICE.


To Jerome NJ. White, Elizabeth e white Jacob r
copiap, Elizabeth G. Coplau. Hiram Nel.on
Hastings & Forby, Winston. Ss ift 4 Johnson
Conner Woman, Il. NJ, Drake Co. Albert
Je.ett. Cutler & Terril Carr Brown, AID
Woodbury. eoaRty. Defendants.
VnU aud each Of you are hereby noti fled fiat On
i or before the 25fh day of October, A D. 1865
there viii be on file in the Office ut the Clerk Of tho
District Court of Woodhur, totaty, Iowa the
petition Of John lnehram praying for the partition
OF The following described tract Of land, to-wit:
The north west quarter Of section twelve t12l ia
township 'nmber eight, nine 1877 north, range
f"fts-sefeH 40 west situate IN the unity Of Wood
bury aforesaid. Said petition will further ask that
the west haH Ct sal quarter section he set of in
said pathtio" 10 The said plaintiff. Now unless
you appeal aai thereto O, or before moan ~
the second day q the next term Of the District
Court 81 sail eonHtg, 10 be .egaa and holden at
-----~---~~ - sionx city IN and for
Is. Revenue Stamp 90 cts said comfy. on the
---------------)6 9Th day Of Noven,-
her, A. ID. 1850, default will be entered against
you ard Judgment rendered thereon In accordanss
with the prayer Of sad petition. t.t@ s""s fh@
JOHN CuRRIER. Atty for Pet itioner
Sioux City, Sept. It'll, Is65-4w
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| 1aho. IooItE CHARLES.
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then .hniiask You no, to ,ny n,.sI1i" "sm,
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yhfd Lawns l-2 cents
c, aha up"aras' summer
e"e"pe' '""n my o.nsr
place III the country: LRDLERlES
PROPORTIONAL LOW.
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sA- The wea ,her during The past week
has been Understanding the foar
seasons. First spring ga, in; then came
summer With i,s mosquitoes and perspira.
ton in regular order followed autumn
with its seven day clouds and drizz|ing
rain; but on Thursday old Boreas, with
his bowling winds, superseded the rest
and nov holds sway. He is run ming over
house-tops and down ehiuneys; putting
on airs 10 every street and.allsy; whi,tling
through gsrrets aud empty bottles, which
latter belong to our devi!). He is shout.
ing It in our ears enthusiastically tina,
Jack Frost is On bis way. aud that winter,
with its cool smiies, will soon greet Us.
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e0r Letters remaining UNCLAIMED ia
the Post Office At Sioux City, October
Ii h, 1865. To obtain any Of these letters,
the applicant must call for advertised let
ters, give the date of this list, and pay
one cent for advertising. II not called
for in one month, they will be sen, to the
Dead Letter office.
WIN. Fl, Anderson, Frank Bronson, r.
Ballard, William Bonn, Eras,u- Corners,
= Andy Clark, Amasa Deloae, George W.
Emeigh, NJ. Jetfries, A. NJ jackson, Chas
Lyle, Wolfgang Ledl, George w. Martin,
iheo. Mufly 2, NJ. II. McHDney Christian
Obreeht Tow OIeson, Charles Presho, S
steffey, David 1elford, Perry Walker, II.
White, John p. Williamson, Jesse White.
j G. c. HOokINS, p. NJ.
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~ BRowNlSa's PoExs.-We have re-
ceived from T1cKNoR & FIELDS, another
OF their series Of "Companion Poets 70.
the People" The work before Us is a
collection of the Lyrics of Robert Brown
ing, containing most of the shorter poem
of that distinguished poet. Among the
selections pill be found, "How They
Brought the Good News from Client to
AK said to be one of the finest lyrics
ever written, to which 7. Buchanan Read g
Sheridan's Ride and LongfelIow's "Paul
Reveres Ride have been compared. The
price Of this work lie the same as those
which have preceded it-50 cents. Send
the amount to Ticknor & Fields, Boston,
and copy will be sent you, post-paid
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-14

1J" The following are the names Of
the Grand and Petit Jurors for the Novem
Der term, A. D. 1865:
Grand Jurors-James Hutchins, Geo
Weare, Daniel Hartne,t, r. II. Powlesson,
K. 1. Hoyt, J. W Adams, W. VanDorp,
Q. B. Smith, S. r. Day. Abel Smith, II.
NJ. NJ. Sharp, John Pickpey, William II.
Livingston, Joshua NJ. Lewis, J. W. Ritz
Petit Jurors--John NJ. Freeman, O.
Plato, Luther Woodford, Lyman Stratton,
Jr, f. L. Smith, Isaac Truman, r. w.
McElhaney, D. T. Hedges, A. Parmlee,
Daniel Kelley, G. K. Howard, e. r. Nc
Douga', A. Fslk, J. Hittle, 7. Andrews.
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0Ius be,r @pIfaanten.

New Orleans, is. Suit. General
Snnb9, iebt @ummanbant pom 0Outidna uni
Geras bat lt6 BET @eneral @berioan rapppr-
ttrt.
Na@rthten pUm s. aus 8rOpnseile mel
Den, paB Die Hebe0en<@ enerdte &trbp Smtt6
Mfa9ruper, 9rtce, Sicily, Douglas unp Sad
ion NIT 400 Mann, 2 @elpube1 Ii. einem Ian
gen Sratn Md MeritU 9esauset Itnb. Sc
rt9te beltatisen Die Ilslieferun9 Der @eI6ubf
&c. anf Sefebl Nfartmilians. ~
T0perale SrupPen nabnter IeBt6i,t 500
Saue1 SaumpOae, einen @asen3ug nit
Sbtntn, Salpeter &C., tpelder anf benz g6ea
ma4 9eras mar, meg. as:s
9tcGrtGten pom Wterifo melbeu, oaB bic
&atlerIt4et @Owar9O 9eraumt u1O auf Mtpnz
terep 3urid9efalen itnp. 75s@ ~ ~'5sa
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Uerihts

rtmtnalgert d t. - 8ihter Bpnb.
Nah9enannte Yerl omen wurpen ipe9en Dies
ltablS Sor9efubrt unp plaibtrten vNiht iful=
Dig. Stole Stirling, ipesen DtebfaGl5 euu
40 CARDS Calico i'm Wertbe BON IS, Giaen=
t9nm bes Gaspari NicginniB, Nr, 65 gSelf-
Salttmprelt r. Gatbarine Jrant, alias Sitter,
re9en Oiebltabls etrter Mant;la uno GAlei
ers, i'm @ertbe BON $12, Gisentbum spn
6lora Srntela ferner tpe9en Oiebltabl5 BON
Meriar< unp Galirp<&letpern, inn WertGe
BON 500, Gi9entbum bon Gltiabetb Sabn.
WfoleS Selaacs, pc9en DiebltablS serl6iepener
artitel, i'm &ertte Sru $40, Gi9enthum BON
DaStb Scopes, ~-
Sobn Song, an9etla9t, Elm unUroentlideS
5aus 9ebalten gu BADEN, gab fir Iein ipGtereS
Grldetren $500 8Irelhaft purG Qputs
Vplmar. "
Shes, 2anpe9, an9etlast, 5auler gu lnledz
ten Sweden eerrentet gu baben, eab bur6 s..
Stewart $500 8ar9lAaft.
pOl. Wm. g. GaYman, an9eflaet, ben Ste
Seripn SIP 9etDptet 5t baben, eab $500
Sur9l9aft ourd Suhn !SarbeltD.
Sent. NithFelb, aneetla9t, Marp Nnn
Opop auf cine 9emeine @etIe ar,eeartfen at
laben. CAB pur6 Gam. Qit6felo $1,000
8ursbaft, ~
Sames 5unter, Elm 3euge sesen sSSubn q.
Suld,, -. W. 6unter unp Sobn g. Sumter.
angstlast, pesen 6ali6ung BON Guama6ten,,
&c. CAB $1,000 SIr9l6aft unp ipurpe Der 3eu.
senldaft entlafen.
Sn Dem !9abeaS Corpus Sal peS Neaer0
YerrY Barnet, 9e9en @m. 81. &irbs uno Der
9teger Spbn uto Stprence grppu, aeeen &.
Us. Stump bon cabot County, Ne9erle6rlinoe
betre1enp, palirte Court cine Orpre, ipelde
ben Sertla9ten befiebIt, bic ~betreFenOen ge=
gerftnoer frei3ugeben.
@m lebten Mpntae ipuroe Elm 6abeas Gprz
pus Seffbl, tpelder IS. Goble anpies, Die Sc
germ Sarab Greet, 9pGter BON 9Bm, uno
Glen Greet, Dem @eri6te ppr3uflibren. Gabel
fam benz 8efebl mad unp erlAien eefern init
beiagtem NesermapGen Dor @eri6t, madste
aber gelteno, paB Ie burn eigene gSatl lit
letnem 9aule Jet, ~tpurauf bic ,&laee perrprfen
lpurDe.
Gin 9abeas Corpus 8efe6l tpurpe erlalIen,
our6 irelGen SUbn WlcQ9ailg pon Queens
Anne5 Gountp an9ewielen iptro, Den 6arbtz
gen 2ncaS GlaYton am 5. Nnauit at iibers
ltefern.
Der @sriGtsbpf pertaste li6 bis beute
MOr9en.
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Das Rep gUrfsrSGnoerfea-

DaS Wer gDrferSGmqerfef.-
Die faGnen Sage pom Mranime3 lir6 pcrlibe,
mnb teDeS Seer NIT Sang nnp Slang siebi
9etm at ittnen Qieben. 90 baben ipir beutt
aud 6ofnlus, aniere ltsben eGneer in 8dl-
ttmore pieber begraBen gu fSnnen, Sire Gb=
1relenbett Deruria1te eine merfltGe eide in
ben ~9eIealGaftlt6en &retfen. Inn 10 freunD=
! der sptro Der Gmplans ietn, OBJ fe ale Str
ger ooer Veliegte tcmmen. lin ere Ganger er<
iparben ltH purG ibr taftecleS QIuftreteu III
9fetr gcrt a%lgemetne Nnerfenn,lnq unb bier
our6 aud ben Danf Der 6irltsen OeutIhen.
Souten TIRE &eblen in Stem 9jprf niht prei8z
tplrptg befnnpen tpDroen fem, 70 mar CO chem
falls niht lire Shulp, ia bic perIdiebenen
SrinfbSrner nno Der setlilber,e &rabnen ae,ptf
3ensniB 9aben, Dap lie fir gefeu6tuna ber@
lelbett belor9t tparen. 8enn iIibrtoens bic
YbtlaoelPbter Sie9er 9ebliebeu, Idbt lid Der
Uerbaat nt6t gang unterbriideu, baE lie init
tbrem all;ul6arfem &aIe, ben lie unlcren
San9ern CrItbten, bteetben obidtlt6 heller
riad,ea tpoaten. Doc in dubio Liberals, in
omnibus earitas,--pper beutld:
SIM Speifel bilt Ou fret.
.r@ Dp6 Iet ltets lieb babel. .g
polt3tifGlie.- Geo. STOP wurpe
pprseltern auf bic antluse sertaftet 1np beis
seltedt, emilte 8eio nteOersei 6lasen uno
miBbancelt 3u BADEN.
g. Miaer pnO Gutb. Dies purpen auf bic
anflaae Ser6aftet, @arY unbripae anqearifz
fen uno 9elhlogen Su bober.
Deter OOssett 'purpe seltern auf 8etreiben
letner 6ran pertaftet, Gelp unter fallder
Sor9abe erlan9t gu BADEN. 6riepenSridter
sSeIlb lteute i'm 'trtcr 8ur9l@aft.
Ote 9te9ertn Nnn !6urble wurbe tpeaen
OleOlfaplS elmer Auantitat &leipun9aft1dfc,
g'9enfpu'n Der MarY Brisht m,b Marp ST.
lber, Serbaftet unb bei9eItedt.
Moup SamS uao Gliiabetb 8tro muroen
perba ftet uno lebtere beteetedt, neil Ge einen
SOlOaten UNI $11 beito6len bate. 81. Sans
puroe pom ~6riepensridter tpieoer in 8rei6ett
cIebt.
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&munesho1tnfIfoSt.

8ai9tn9tOn, 20. Suli. Das Sn.
Dianer<Snreau Eat Na9ridt erbalten, BAT
fir3li6 TN 2anpe Der GbicalopS elm grpBei
&at9 9ebalten tpurpe, an peldem 20 Stdutmt
re%pralentirt tparen, N1e btel Snotdner lYrt=
patbitrten NIT Der unterDriiften Nebelltpn ii.
panIAen, mic tbre liOltGen Nadbarn, ale
tbre Serlcrenen Ne6te unb NrtDile9ten 3uriif=
gu erbalten. sic iinb iberein9etUmmen, Ell
nen anpern 9rpBen Stats in Sort Smit6 gu
balten.
Sen. q. Narbie, pom &riessminiferium
per6fentlt6t einen lansen 8ertGt, in melGem
ertlart miro, baB benz .9ater @alterS bur6=
aus fem plB Serpet9ert wurpe, bic Mrs,
Surratt gu belu6en.
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Son Sarrisbmra.

9arrtsbmra 19. Sult, Sn ciner
Geriammlun9 pe5 untpn6-S q aatSzG Committees
nnrOe bel4lOden, am II. Au9ut cine l1niotS-
Staatsl @U~nOenttpn bier ab8ubalten.
Die SeriGte Spt ben Mttgltepern aus yer
Ihtepenen Gbeilen peS Staates melpen etne
erf pl9ret6e Organization Der u~ntpnsleute III
ben oerl@iepenen Gbeilen peNelbsu. .s IT.
Nad Sertagun9 peS Committees oerfGgter
it4 Die Nttt9Iteper na2 Der Mpbnun9 pel
Gen. Cameron unO prGl~ eattrten Dem elben cir
l~eben6grpBe5 9ortratt. -.
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Menete &a6rt6ten.
Selrsrapbirt fir ben Baltimore @edcr"s /.
Wnu Sort Mnurne.

Sort MUmrpe, ga,, 49, Sui, @o'
rt9en Sonnta9 tpurbe IN Der gfabe Der 0os<
port gtapD gJarD GpwarD !SutpOeta Ier'rtor9et;
Derielbe mar Elm MatrOie, Der init xteitf'1ant
&uIbman Dem SOB entraitr, aIs leafr peN 1
Rebeaen= 8tpper yalbemarle" perm: Hfsfe, W
wurOe Elm eewtHer Smitb auF Den Serp91dtt
bin Serboftet, ben MOrO besamsen gu 9a6ea.
Der pfarrer Senrg Su9niOn aoa @4sferz
field. Ia.. Der etnen SClOaten erldeien bat,
wel6er ieinen Garten planOertef iii Su fanf
iGbrtoer 3ubtbausfrafe oerurtbetit trproeu.
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Sic Grnhte in anninnnn.

CARR, 10. Suit. Der Dampfer Gonti=
nental bringt Die Na4rtAt, Dap in Dem 2anpe
am SeO &iper in pielem Sabre wenig geernp=
tet perOeu wirp, Die @atsenernpte In Soul
ltana 1T beier ais ie, bod Die .3uderernptf
miro farg ausfalen, .ss= 81
Inter pen YaFagteren be6 Continental III
Der Ne%belensemeraL 0topbY pom Galtpprt,
NttlEr wel6er nm Narppn naflu6en pta,
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c,s,,. e:peu in Sreibcit sefesf. :

s. otto n, 20. Sult, Gtfs Srau beg Gene
rails gpel fam eeltern nit ether Srper bea
NrGlipenten SObniOn, ben @eneral GweQ ltt=
mer 6aft gu eutlaRen, IN Sort @arren an.
NSa6Dem er ben Greaetp 9eleiifet, muroe er In
5reibett seiebt unO Setpe reilten lOfsrt mad,
Dem Giupen ob. a by IGN
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@erurtheiIuua eines aRbrrcrs.

@tUrrtstUwn, Is. Suit, Yeter Gucuel,
pelaer far3lt4 lAulDi9 befunpen wrrDe, 1etn
gSetb errtOrOet gu baben, 1T gum &ppe perur=
tbetlt nnp miro AM "a. 9looember bin9erihtet
perper.
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Gifsnhnhn.ltnfnn.

@UbtGe, II. Suit. .3pet s3ase ltieben
beute anf Der NcbtlezN fOntgCmer4 8a6n gut
larnmen., tpOpur@ s. gleser 9et6ptet unD meb=
rere Yafiaatere gerlebt wnrOen.
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SenneGees WpIitie.

IS tperOen ser3petfelte ~Nntreneungen se:
ma4t, @Oaoerneur Campbell mnp Gmer pr
@tbertOse Bet Der 8aHl fir ben GpngreB 3,
iGlaeeu,
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EoStcbI0G.

Ypug4teepite, q. g., 20. Suit, Sc
tern @benp wurpe Ibumas OemOtt burd,
Bnt. SteOens, einem Nuoerer DeS 8OOtee,
wel6es in bent @etttampf perl II, il,s @eutd
9el6lagen, wOrauf er lofprt ltarb, Dennptt
ma4te Dem &uperer Gprpirfe, ct Babe liG
Retmli4 gum @ert3etge Der @etpinner ses
mu6t, rel6eS Dteler ernltlt1 serneirte; ais
Oemptt Die gelaulpt9ung wieperbplte, per
ieste t9m SteDeas ben fatalen S9lag. Del
lebtere fG lOfOrt BEN 8ebGrpen aus.
--a-@--r~-- 4.
Sie meae SInIcibe. a-e
Pbt4abeGpbia, 20. Suit. Sic Cub.
icription auf Die neue 9tnIeibe belief fid .beut'
auf $4,631, 100. 81 6
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9itcrarif4e Mptis.

ElIcr0ftNDe 1tOtI3.
'tThe COMMUNICATION. 0a8 1T Der S;<
tel zines neuen enslii9en @oGenblattes, her,
aua9e9eben i'm Snterelie Der farbioen 8epDlz
ferung pOn baltimore unb rebioirt BON Sore
blaen. 0a8 8latt erl6eint w6heutlih uno
tOitet $3.50 idbrli6. Sc lit I96n nnb auf
gntem Yapier 9eorudt ,re in 10. 81 oQioap
Str. SIT buber. Sein Motto 1T: Deus est
protectio nostra' Wir miinl6en unIerm
i9pdr5en Na6bar BEN belten GriOl9, benn mir
bOffen peni9lten8 in Der uMegerfrape" einen
guten 8unoes9enoiien al tim gu baben. Sem
Irtitel iiber Die Qincoln Stiftuna lit auSee5eid,s
net, aei9t aeer penig aus1tdt beS @cIinsenS.
"a I'm bic fran II. - NBenu Sic einen auten
9asSOfen Paben rcneu, nebmen Sic feine1 anbern oS
einen bon Der sGmericau Ufeter CONF. q semodt. Oiefe
@aSSSfen finb bic befteu I'M @ebraudb, unS NIT ben Iet.
ten 8erbeferunsen ~Derieber, to6el, BADEN unb braten
unb fnb in ieber WeHe sufrieeentenenb. @S fub anbere
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fnb unncnfcmuen. Daran, ieben Sic f9 Dor unb fau=
fen tciueu arecrn ais NIT Der a2arrs oan1erican Wfeter
Co." oerSeben. Bon Der 8equemli9feit uub GrSrornik
trerSen GVe it1 febft itberseuser. F;3u ~pertaufer iinh be-
islbeu Bel allen 9asftters luS Sonie Surnifbins Stores.
(29iuulUitiat) &
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StttS On 6anb unb auf EeAeuuna anaeferttat:
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S0fas Mm0 Mrm.Siid,c,
feline DeraUlccte Mobmeu
uns ane MrttIsL he 81 sintra @tabl .Hsmsnt eraer gIade &C.
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Gins @eAadlbt tSxaerte ~ NIT benz Store otrburhen.
SGmeS Sr9er,
(31nhGt ~ 2O6 80. Hdltirnsrehr.
Wcn nnetfnmmrnc Maarcn.
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