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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16
From Tenuessee-COttO Mark ct-Ecg-
islaIiNe BrOceeiingS.

NASHVILLE. Nov. lj.-The Legislature to-
day passed bin authorizing the Governor TO
issue new bonds for the railroads Of the State.
TO the extent Of the State endorsement: also.
for the funding Of the State debt n il natures.
together with interest part due or 10 become
due on the 1t of January, 1850. by the issu-
ance Of new bonds.
Cotton sales light to-day; a few bales brought
zoe. Prices range from 3Sc TO Zoe. Receipts
were 537 bales. and shipments Were $50 bales.
River about 33 inches. and M a stand.
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Later from Mexico.

NEN YORK, oAembfr H. liy an arrival
from Mexico additional news has been ~
celted
\ small band II Liberals l. said 10 have been
dispersed ai 1hiliehatta t0 the town ofOaj acca.
los. tO men.
The Liberals arr also reported a. rslulssd
IN an attack on Jslaneiug-. These are all on
Imperial authority.
oihef accounts represented b. b. later say
that the city q Michoacan l. still In A state Of
siege, with entrenehment. well guarded and
that the main body repul-e,l The troops al Per-
nandieo, organizing their Custom House and
establishing their authorities. and that the Inn
perialsis are strengthening the fertilization.
Il Moreia
The Esfgfeffs. on the strength 81 rtmor.
says. that General Oriega and i've principal
officers We're executed.
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The Steamer Persia Detained at
Quarantine.

QUARANTINE. Nov. To- Dr. Wlnb0rne.
health officer. thinks he viii be- able 10 per-
nit the steamer Persia t. 90 10 her dock and
land her passengers tonight. or early t0-mOr-
row morning. There l. no sickness on board
the vessel. but n there are few passengers
from Paris. he has ordered the baggage 10 be-
fumigated before allowing them 10 land or the
steamer TO 20 into her dock
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16

NEW YORK Nov. I5.-The >av annah Herald
Of the nth states that >am Nhaley. freed
man. In the latter part Of October attempted 10
-hoot Rev. e. IL Eaton Superintendent II
Freedman On ~. Helena Island. aud was IN
stantly shot and killed bv several friedman.
Hope Mcintosh and brother II Whaley was
lodged in the savannah jail Eighty freed peo-
nle arrived Al savannah from ~inlon'>. -. ath-
arine's Islands They leff there with their
household furniture and crops. on learning the
Islands had been surrendered 10 the owners.
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WASHINGTON. November ij.-W illnesses for
the defense continue 70 be examined before the
arra-ut Court Martial. surgeon Potter and
Lieutenant LennoX testified that judging from
All the facts in the ease. Commodore Craven
acted a wise, judicious aud brave COM
manueI IN noi engaging The rebel ram stone
Wall The latter believed there would have
neen no more chance for the NiaEara than
thert would Ice for brig in combat with
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16

BoSToN. November l5.-The announcement
made Yesterday that the publisher, II the
Evening Trarefer have purchased the >afur-
day Evening Gazette. was erroneous. Mr..
Good>ell Is now said 10 be- the purchaser on hi.
ndiA idnal account.
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Loss of the Stcnmcr crc,,os

hAll lfAA, November l3.-The steamer Gr,.v-
hound. from Boston for Halifax an CberIr,,.
town. was totally lost on Birds Rock. Resv.r
harOor. on Monday night. The passenger.
and crew were saved. The vessel va. insilre3
IN New York and Boston for zfo.l an
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16
LICE ~ SES.
Notice of Application for License.

NToTcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
~ 10 the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county
Indiana Al their next term. commencing On the
hr-t N0nday .Decenber, lss5 for license 10 sell In
toxicang In essQlAntify than quarts atie
premises for one year Ny place Of business and the
premises whsreon said liquors TO be sold and drank
wash.gson street IN Indianapolis. in Center township,
nsvis-dlt JEREMIAH o'coyxLL.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16

WAsniNGTON. November Is The Presi-
dent viii not immediately make ii appoint
mcnt to Hll the vacancy occasioned hy the
death of Mr. hing. In the meantime. Mr.. Z.
L. Clerick. Assistant Collector and >pccial
Deputy. under the law 81 l7'rl. WI act a.
COLLECTION of the port.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16
Canadians Getting over rthcir Feni,n


ToRONTo. 1. ". November i5.-There j.
no alarm n 10 Fenian rumors. IL j. thought
that trouble. however. Of some sort might b.
attempted on the frontier. and the auihoritic.
have merely taken the necessary precaution,
to prevent mischief being done. Tie prevalent
feeling ! altogether decisive of the whole hu>i-
up>>
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16

Iif COMPLAINT AGAINST GENERAL BAKFR.
IL = said that the recent complaint 10 the
''rand Jury against General Baker. Chief De-
tective Of the War Department. originated IN
his raid ON certain alleged pardon brokers,
whom he accuses q fraudulent practices. The
merits q the question will. however. be tested
by the court.
RECOGNITION OF CoNsUIS.
The President has recognized Robert Ruth
~ Ice Consul of Austria. M ST. Louis, and
Freak 6. Ramades as Vice Consul Of spain, 20
reside in Boston.
MASTERING OUT VETERAN KERERVEs
The work Of mastering out the members OF
the veteran Reserve Corps. who desire dis
charges. commenced yesterday with the I'D
company Of the lst and sd battalions.
THE PETIT COURT MARITAL.
The following named officers compose the
court martial 10 convene i'm Alexandria. 10
try Captain Petit, Of the 18th Regiment. V. X.
G: Brigadier General G.. II. Mckibben, Col
onel John Mansfield. Lieutenant Colonel Car
lille Boyd, and Major III. II. Burnham, Judge
Advocate. 4 large number Of witnesses have
been summoned. Ii l. understood that the ac-
cused is charged with cruelty 10 soldiers at the
WashingtonIstreet prison. in that city.
THE TUNIsIAS EMBASSY.
PROVIDENCE. II. l., November 15.-The Tu-
nisian Ambassadors and suite will leave this
city for Hartford on Friday morning going
ihsace 10 Springfield aud Boston- =.
REvIvAL AT TJEFFERsoNvILLE.-The Jeffer-
sonville Democrat says Rev. Dr. Davidson has
been preaching for some time in the new Pres
byterian church in that city. There has been a
large attendance. and much interest is mani
Tested by the citizens. DIR. ID. is one among
the most highly educated and strictly pious
and best men that ever filed pulpit.
TIGHT UP.-1tis hard TO tell which foots up
the largest In this county, the application for
marriage licenses, or the application for di-
vorce. We publish the former gratis, with a
growl-the latter for a handsome fee. and with
a SMILE Versailles Dispatch.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. l5.-The Hon. sam
uei Ames- Tor ten years Chief Justice Of the
supreme Court Il Rhode Island resigned hi
ONCE this morning because of i'll health.
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steamer North star Disa bIcd-- -uissis-
sippi Legislature Further From

NEw ORLEANS, November l5.-ArriNcd. the
steamers Guiding star and Morning star. from
New York; the Costa Rica. from Norfolk. with
the passengers. and cargo of the North star.
The Merrimae, hence for New ork. returned
10 the Bar. leaking badly, with seven feet Of
water i'm the hold.
Cotton depressed; sales Of eight hundred
bales at j00j2c.
sugar l6A. Molasses 81 -.
a,. 4s.,s,ass Ms.ss ssNle ~ ~ r.
passed a bill providing for the support Of
wounded and disabled soldiers.
General Howard issued circular instructing
officers Of the Bureau 20 eudeayer 10 overcome
the false reports industFiousy circulated to
unsettle labor, and give rise 10 disorder and
suffering.
Latest Brownsville adyees say the Liberals,
under Generals Escobedo. Cortinas, Canales,
and Mendez, vigorously continuing the siege
OF Matamoras. captured on the 9TH the steamer
Rio Grande, and brought her % Clarksville, 10
transfer her 10 a glnboat. The Liberals hold
the river above and below town. which has
been evacuated by the wemen and children.
who are seeking refuge on the American side
II j. thought they will capture the place
The Federal forces are enthusiastically cheer
ing the progress Of the Liberal besiegers. On
Thursday last the Imperial steamer PessanO
fired four shots upon them. The casualties by
thi, strange proceeding are unknown.
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auruius of N steamboat.

CHESTER Pa. Nov. 1.-THE steamer Meteor
vas burned 10 the waters edge II Chester
/ wharf this evening.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16
rKEAsURY DEPARTMENT.

Complaints having frequently been made 10
the Secretary of the Treasury that letters ad-
dressed u the department andthe various bu-
reaus DO not meet with prompt replies. An
order has been issued that they shall De
answered immediately
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16

DosTxRs neatly printed IN eolors. 81 the
u HERALD jos noo2n.
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NO - RrsCrTD.

In letter % the Navy Department. Lieu
tenant hitting states that two men on raft
were recently discovered OH Cape Hatteras.
They We're the only survivors Of the fourteen
men who escaped from the steamer Republic
They had been eight DAYS without food or
water some Of the praty were washed OF
having no strength 20 hold on. and others be-
came crazy and jumped into the sea.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16
'oUNTERFErTs IN CIRCULATION.

Owing 10 the many counterfeits in circula-
ations. banking and other parties frequently
send notes Of large denominations the United
states Treasury Office. asking whether they
are genuine That Office has not vet lost any
thing, IL expert, readily detecting spurious
issues
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Gold closed in New York Yesterday at
IssH.
The body q Preston King IA. no, been
discovered Jet.
General Mcclellan was not a passenger on
board the Persia. A. wa expected.
Owing 70 the frequency of complaints
against the Treasury Department for negii-
genoe in answering letters. the secretary has
issued an order that al letter. must b. answer
Cd Immediately.
Two more survivors u the unfortunate
steamer Republic have been rescued They
were the last of fourteen who took o. ran.
They had been eight day without food or
water.
The steamer Persia has been detained at
Quarantine. hut a no ea-es of cholera are
aboard. II = thought .he viii b. released ihis
morning.
The President ha- determined O. make no
appointment az present % fll the vacancy oc-
ca.ion By the death q Mr. King. Collector Of
New York. The duties Of the office viii be
performed BY Mr. Clinck. Assistant Collector.
The steamer Savannah was sunk recently
u The savannah river by collision with the
Mayfiower. I.os- S2s0.eOo.
Medical officers ofthe Freedmen's Bureau
in south Carolina report that Notwithstanding
the sanitary regulations adopted, the m"rtah-
" among negroes j. on the increase.
In view of the exorbitant demands Of
h0tel-keepers in Washington. a number q
Conyressmen have engaged board In Balti-
more during the coming session.
a. =. .....~zI -
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16
MILITARY MEN GOING SOUTH.

bravest military men are about to leave for a
Southern tour, and il is limited thai they may
not stop until they are on Mexican soil, aiding
in driving the French ont Of Mexico gradually
and quietly.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16
THE BLOCKADE oF CHILL.

The ram Stonewall will need considers
repairing before She can 20 to sea.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

The benefits OF matlimonSa are finely
illustrated in theucaSe OF Hon. r. M. L.
Hunter, ex- United, States Senator and
ex-secesh Senator, who had Just been re
leased on parole from Fort Pulaski and
returned home ''' i''t ~ t-'-f-A
ru Wheth er Hunter was AN original
eessionist we don't know! He was chief
ly distinguished for keeping in office, He
was never known to express an opinion
until he first found out whether it would
be popular. As soon, therefore az seces-
sion became popular he became intense
llyz >secesh.G He was one OF the famous
Ham pion Roads Conference, along with
a. Ii. stephens and ludge.J. A, Campbell,
who met Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward,
and it will be recollected that when he
wen, back to Richmond he made
speech, in company with ,I.lP. Benjamin,
10 order to fire again the Southern
heart" 1t will also be recollected that
Mr.. Stephens was olninot,sly absent from
that meeting, refused to attend, refused
TO say word TO prolong, the contest
which, TO his, clear vision was evidently
hopeless for which absence and silenoo
he was rasped by the 'last ditch" sccesh
paper Well Hunter is at home again
/ IN the Old Dominion and Mr.. Stephens IS
| -tilI in Fort Warren, which seems mys-
TACT that t SttpbReehhs is al l68p a5jPSd By chs
| Tor, whereas Hunter has the good Tuck
TO have good, virtuous, disadvantages
to plead his case for him, which she has
done effectually, as results prove. Talk
about political IN fuenoe u Give us one
sweet lady's voice to plead any cause
where man is the judge to decided the
! question, in preference to a whole bat
4 talon Of politicians She II carry her
point against the whole of them Hur-
4 rah for the ladies. say we: TheyAare
great Institutions couldn't get aalon 6
without them. IfStephen's friends could
I only hunt up some fair lady who would
agree TO become one with the distin
gdish ed prisoner, and then send her to
/ Washington, wouldn't be twentySbour
hours before he would be on his way
home. Andy Johnson may be able, to
!. withstand the secesh, but he is no mitch
for fair spoken woman with a pairi of
eloquent blue or black eyes-that'saseVl
dent. five ever get into 4 tight place
we shall not be long in deciding as to our
! advocate Louisville Journal.
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General Corners indian Expedition.

General conner AnQlan h6pSolCdOu'
FoRr LARMIE, October l.-General Con
ner returned on Saturday from rthe
Powder River Indian Expedition. His
column will be here in six days. The
result of the campaign is four pitched
battles with the Cheyennes, Sioux and
Arrapahoes, with loss on our side OF
Captain Cole, of the 9th Michigan, and
one hundred and twenty four men killed
and two wounded. The Indian loss is
four to five hundred killed and large
number wounded, the entire destruc-
ton of the village of the Arrapahoes, and
the capture of five hundred head. "f
horses and mules. Tho hrTapahoes, ac-
xnowledg e he loss Of sixty eight OF Their
| braves in one battle, and are now com
| ing in to make peace. II Is thought,
| however. that the Sioux and Cheyennes
are not half whipped, and that no less
than 500 men should be stationed at
| Fort Common, and the campaign be con-
ltInued in winter. Citizens are now fear
l full the Sioux and the Cheyennes will
come back on the road, and intefere
with the mail and telegraph. j" pas
-lta The expedition has been made under
the most embarrassing circumstances so
that not pound OF stores for it arrived
In time for use.
| Theftfoops are nnutinot1s, claiming dis
1 charge because the rebellion has ceased,
and the regiments were ordered to. be
mustered out almosta as rapidly as they
arrived on the Plains. ,.--
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

A Government tean4ster was killed on
Wednesday near Bottoms Depot. A train
of ,goyernm emit wagons were on then way
to this city, and arriving eat the point
above named. The teamster driving the
the wagon in the exti enc rear Of the
train Was attacked and killed by band
of robbers before ! aid could be given.
| Four mules were taken from the wagon
land "spirited away" The whole REGION
Of country ought to be searched by the
military and the gang of thieves broken
up at once+-Jacksen News. -as1 +. SOC
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

The proprietors of the Cla, qgille
-Frennessce) Chronicle have been arrcs-
ted by the military authorities, and Sent
to Nashville a nher guard aphe military
satraps did not relish the tone of their
editorials.
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Russell s. .YEO9sfeNgIe.
TO PLANTERS
AND fe atnr
LIND OW:VEKS.

A LARGE numbar of planters and landowners
"A throughout the States Of Alabama aud MISSISSIPPI
are Offering their auds for sale but not npmng puy
ers for want of known agent or me tum OF coln
munication between them and capitalists who Wish 10
invest in such property am devotipg my ehte
a. sroh I on, in const-p Mt commune t on. with capt
ts,ists seeking investment in DIS. have almost
daily sppcations by strangers and new com IS, woo
slI and land who have pl mutations TOT
sale TO send 10 me u and accurate hescfiP-
in cultivation ady for it, ard the number IN WOODS
or wlste and the quail Ct timber-also the averags
weld rer aofe in cotton and eornaso the state o.
It enioved on the place its distance from railroads
ae~ rivers the esirahle character OF the
neiehhorheod or otherwisc-alss the npInoe. anu
ansIity az cattle mules horse5 hogs and provisions
an the pare fer SALE and the number of freedmen
will prot Iy rem ain the place. Idesire ialr ahu
honest statement of these facts NPUn WHICH Pul,
ebeser can rely Charges win BE- such as IS usual
ar,ons first class brokers IN real estat' Wnen h0
80 Is M ade no eommissio will he charged. an
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Sss souiment ser apf.r.sp.fuIanten

Gp&efer, %. 0e3br. Ntarlbaa bon yaep
Sort, Der bur9 feline N9enten in bieftser 2anbe8'
@esenb ultgebcure Wtaieu BON Iepfeln bat a1f'
faufen luIfen, bat, mie man erfdbrt, fauirt. @i<
ri9e leiuer Mgenten III ben btefleitt9e1 iopte IN
ben m1arsn3ensen Counties peroel our6 letn Sal
lir1eut rninirt. Giner ~berielben par, epe er Wfar<
ftaaS Naentl1r iibernabm, $4,000 reid. Sett
BAT er ie6en Dollar ieilteS SermD9en8 perlpre1 II.
fteft nod baault in SduIoel. 0lebrere Sur
mer, bic ben Neenten crebitirte1l, p~erliereu ben
@ertb ibres 6rudtporratbs. giniSe 2anbbanfeu
1pllen eirerI unallgenebnl 9rpBen 8etrag Der anf
ieles Iepfelge1ddft be5it9ltdeu Grebitpapiere III
SSnben babe1 uilb ein GbeiI i9re8 Capitals wirb
fir file cine !3eit lang tobt leiu. 0aB auf irseub
Seniauben Ser 8fuin mitree faren mitfe1, Sla1bte
ieber perniinftise 0iauu, treu1 er lab, tpelde ltll>
0ebeure Quartitdten Dol Mepfeln sl 8reie1 ais
9etauft wurben, Die ii9 burdb ben Stalb Der Dlt>
liden Mdrfte burdaus nidt re6tfertigen lieBen.
8iele FARMER un6 @el9dftsleute tperbeu @elegens
belt babeu, nod Iauge j3eit bcr 4pfelsS Speculation
I'M Serbf 1865 III %9eotnftn. Der Sail U1ar>
IballS bat 5ablreide 9dnbler unb Sarmer ebel>
fans gu 6aG stbradt. Sn ben Counties Mcn,
roe, Orleans, Nia9ara, @en.iice u1o 8 :.aric itnb
I'M apfel,@el6dft iebr 9robe Su1uilten perlore1
ipprbeu. Bic lria9e be8 6aatrne1t8 1T Die Spe>
fuIation auf cine fdrglide grute, tpdbrenb bod
Sebermau1 Der nidt blinb mar, ieben fpnate, baB
ale Inbeutunge1 elmer ret9lideu NepfelsGrnte
NDrba1lben tpareI1.
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sinridhtuna .ines mS,ters.

&O9efer, Sc. g., %. Deg. @ilion, Der
DlDrber be8 Oeppe in Nila9e, tpurbe beute in sc,
nefiee 3pil6en l unb 2 ubr gta4nlitta9S 9ebar'
gen.
Der Wtorb murbe ant 16. Nfat beaaneen. gBil.
ion ging nit benz elbe1 nerbdrteten @emitbe gum
@aI9eu, baS er felt ieiner gerurt9eiluns seaeist
bat.
@r lGGelte berddtlid gu benz S9aufpiel, bel.
fe1 Sauptactpur er fem iollte. @r bat Nt9t suee.
ftdn6e1, baB er Der WtSrber Oeppe'8 iei, p0bl
aber, baB er ben S9uIbisen femme. ST mieS al,
len geiftli9e1 Croft bon Ser Sarb. Sberiff @bait
bate 9e9er1 leiuen g8iaen auf beut @ege na6 benz
@algen leiue Photographic nebmet lailen ; bafiir
iaate er, nit benz Strid nm ben SalS, al bieier1
er wiirbe lein (bes SberiffS) Bib berbammt ldneD
rebmel lafie1, tpel1n er bic Wfadt 9dtte. @r fart
ME ein Sbicr obne WfitsefI1t bon eiuent gttttpe,
ieuber gu erwkrtet. Nilipn seltanb, baB er ntGt
i.inen ipabreu Namet fibre, nerweiserte iebod
bieien gu ertbii1en, Ober ielbIt ieinem Inmalt feline
@el9i6te 3u eridblen. gr bat ater sugeitanbell,
bdB er 9fep. 8urr Burton bon Snracule lebter
Wtai umbra6te, iopie Dor einent Sabre cine ylrS.
9epiS in 2ancaiter, ObiO, unb beutete auf Siele
anbere 8erbredet1 bin. gfdbere Mltstrnft aab er
ni6t. Seinen &Drper perntaGte er ieillent Mll,
malt, ber Jpn an einen @birur9en in Nunba Der.
faufte.
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Observation-Disclosures

rtm;nets Z / d t.-Son. @ihter Bomb.
Der @eri9tsbpi mar am Iesten SanenS nit ~frlsenben
6Glen beS66ftigt
9cbn Samiltpn, ~angefln8t, feline Grau attadirt unb
miSbanbelt su baben, Der Setrefenoe uerfeblte ju eriGeis
men unb feline burG @at6arine Saniltcn sefeIte 8ir8s
iGaft ipurbe fir berfalen erfl1rt. - Scbn 2Belmer, it,,
~anseflagt, feline 0ral 1niBbanbeIt 5u baben, pirbe um
$40 uns bic Soften Seiiraft. - ScPn &eufel, bes angriffs
auf 9puis Spnnebprn a~nseflast, purbe freigelprp6eu.
Gcunebprn muBte bic Soften 5ablen. - Scbn Spper, be8
Mnsriff8 auf @ecrg Burt ~ausetla9t, berlanste einen9urbz
Ieiten, bod Opper tpeiserte it&, bieiclbe onsuneRnten uub
Iies ft9 cpmmittireu. = Der. GaG bon @barIeS 3rauie,
~ansefIast, in bieielbe Niaire perpidelt gu iein, purbe bis
n64fteu Samfas Deri6Dbeu.-N0n1. Wtcrsan, ~an9efagt,
feline Grnu geGlaSeu 81 babeu, iplrbe bonn @eri9t Ibul=
big befnnben, bod bic Strafe i9m e~rlaeu, ba CT bets
fpra&, ni9t mebr trinfeu gu ippGen.
Ser San bon Senrp Scpsrs peSen Gusriffs auf GGnt.
gtaSleS tpurbe bersliGen unb Der bon Cabin Gcipers,
.befelbeu Gnsriffs ~ansetlast, purhe b~eiseIest.
Die T1Ie bon 9tebecca Suit6 peseu Nn9riffs auf
Marb 9 Smith Sobu Golfer, treseu InsriffS auf Sacob
Spbn Ntcpn wesen InsriffS ouf gBm. Warb nit
elmer 8leii9lin8e unb Warb ipeseu Nnsriif8 ouf Wtcpn
eineui Saatuter; Nitolans Stunt tpeeeu Insriffs auf
Yolecat lnb befen 6rau, icwe bct Gal bon Geo.
8ui1miler tpurOen Bis nd9feu Samfcs beri6oben.
@ertast Bis Sauitas.
6 ON mon RGea 90 eri@t. Neperbb 9Obnion,
GpejiaG=9fi1ter. @lilabetb Mnn Mc@orulid, @~recntps
rim bes 9o9n q. Wtc@Crmid, Sesen Better g.. @aaertpeiu.
beri&tet. llrt9eil gu @unFeu bes SlaSerS fir
$209.2Q.