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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-25

10.Several hundred settlers from Penn.
sylvania are coming b Iowa this spring,
and the Story County 4Egis says they will
probably find homes In that county. II
not there, the Register thinks they will set
tie il Polk county. From word lately re-
ceivsd, however, We feel justified in saying
that they will ''pitch tent'' permanently in
Dec Moines county.
0-Ths Milwaukee, Senti,.cI states that q
man was recently decoyed into gambling
hell 10 that city by party Of cut-throats
who Intended to rob him, bat was rescued
by the police. He gave his name - Hiram
Chandler. said he was from lows, and had
500 concealed in a handkerchief round his
tody. When taken from the gambling
den he was badly Intoxicated. Nai
~ The Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago Journal, winds up letter with
the following reflection: "Talking OF the
ladies naturally leads to the author Of the
recent tragedy in the Treasury Depart
mSnt. Miss Mary Harris will probably
have her trial for killing Mr.. Burroughs
at the next term Of the Criminal Court
Able counsel have been. secured her,
and every effort will be made to clear her
from the responsibilities Of her terrible
act OF revenge by which man, in the full
prime Of hanho0d, was stricken down in-
stantly, and summoned to appear before
his Maker, without opportunity Of making
the least preparation for the awful change.
The trial will attract considerable atten-
ton, and AZ your special will attend he
will furnish your columns with some
iteMs.'' 84
IsEoRMATI0N WANTLD.-A young 81 !
named Alice Bates left her home in keo-
kuk on Monday last while in tit of In
sanity, aud has not since been heard from.
Any information of her whereabouts would
be gladly received by her widowed mother,
Mrs. Phoebe s. Moore Of Keokuk. Her af-
ilioted daughter is about fifteen years of
age.
MIR. EDITOR:-On my return to-day,
from Dixie, where have been prisoner
for the last nineteen months, was grieyed
to hess = report, that s.had deserted IN
order to get out OF prison It IL un.
true. l took French leave at Florence,
was out nineteen days, was rarap tured
and taken to Charleston.
". II. BARNH1LL,
Privnta CO. G Goth Iowa Iafk
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THE CITY.
~Major r. B. Kinssl, OF this city, was
.dniteed to tho bar 1t Mt Pleasant On Fri.

AcCrpnNr.-We are informed that . lad
.reuned Barns, . resident Of Henderson
.ceunay, while out duck-hunting Monday
- ~ accidental dischargs Of his gun 10
Aavsa . charge Of ahot in his les, innicting
= aavoeo but not fatal wound.
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leWe continue tn hear Of damage done
Ay the high wind of Friday last. A frame
house some two or three miles north Of
town was blown down. and haystAcks and
fspcss In every direction were Frustrated.
We hear several buildings were unroofsd
west Of this city, and in Henderson county,
Illinois, the damage done to buildings and
fences Wa considerable. The Gate City
says concerning the tempests,
4 " Allover the city. in fences toppled over
extineaished. ana signs stfewp Il iii sorts
OF improper places. and dilapidatsd build
ings inverted, are the evidences OF the ter
ridc force Of the blow Of Friday. Il Joshua
had had one OF our Equinoctials he would
hsve brought Jericho to grief without
horns. y
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RlvRR MATTERs.-The: water Is higher
hero than it has been for long time past,
and 10 stiIl rising. Wslsarn thatsome parts
OF the bottom opposite this city are
-overfiowed, aud tesins lind difficulty in
passing backward aad forward. The Gate
CITY says it was rumosed in Ksokuk on
Wednesday that there were seven feet OF
water on the rapids, but does not endorse
the report altogether.
4 The New Boston catne UP yesterday, but
did not effect u landing without oonsidera-
BILE difficulty, owing to the violence of q
high wind that prevailed. Sue was blown
across the'river and compelled to run down
stream some distance and take fresh start
before she brought up at the levee.
Ferrytoats have commence running 1t
Dubuque. and tho Times says there are be-
tween four and i've feet Of water ON the
OAs. 3a
We are indebted to the officers OF the
,Hawk.Eye State for Int ST cnis papers.
HN>-----
"a A family named Sailer, residing some
miles VEST of this city. have been mourn
ing for several months rs dead y member OF
the household, who enlisted in the 18th
Iowa, and was supposed to have been killed
during the operations Of Sherman around
Atlanta; but . few days ago letters were
received from him stating he was prison
or aud hoped soon to be exchanged, and
permitted to return home. So convinced
were the family Of his death that they had
assuiaed the mourning habit, and applied
for his back pay; but upon hearing from
him their grief was turned to happiness.
Il 10 said the reception of HIS letters caused
his mother to eins with joy.
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samuel 8, COT WAS arrested in this
city Saturday ard consigned to jail tor at
Aamutin9 to enlist men and run them over
into Illinois to be applied on the credits OF
chat State. He Vas subsequently released
upon the promise to leave town aud not
como back on any more such errands.
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-.

At the Darret House. In this city. on the NOR
ming Of the l7eh inst, Of inAamnatoo OF tho
lungs supervening IN attack Of 1eosles. MARIE
s. 6CH00LCRAET. in the tth year OF her aga
'9u@e6 Httl0 children to come unto mo and
forbid them not. for of such II the Kingdom a
God"
Athis residence corner OF Fourth and Divt-
sion streets. Monday. March nth. 1885, PHlLklP
TRAU, aged 81 year,.
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The aatention Of our readers q respectfully in
vited to the advertisemint Of llGsm an Ward
Z Co. which viii b found In another part Of
this pepss. We are personally acquainted with
tho members of this nrm, and can gvoach for
their responsibility in Ill business arrange.
ments which they make. % We haveh thorough
knowledge Of their mercantile integrity and
their full ability to meet Ill obligationh This
notice Of course, II intended for such Of ourrea-
dem - have no acquaintance with this nrm: to
all who know them no Recommendation Is
necessary.-Aysny and Navy 0aseNe.
marl0.V3m NTFf s4 TN II 81
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TH8 BURIAL or GRN. WHTTrN0.
rebel General Whiting, who was captured
and wounded At Fort Fisher, of which
place be was in command, died Of his
wounds on Governors Island ON Friday,
while prisoner In our hands, and was
buried yesterday with allthe proper solemn
ceremonies in Trinity Church. It 10 not
long ago since another rebel General died
here while in captivity. and was buried in
Grace church with similar ceremonies. So
deluded men dies in our hands he receives
Christian burial. What . contrast to the
way our soldiers are treated when they die
in rebel prisons!-New York Herald.
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" -. Mr., Bierwirth informe ~ that he Il
.ahaut % make N effort to re-oreanise the
nolloines Fire Company aud dssires % to
~ that DO will soon call upon the young
In OF tho city. All our business men-
al Who own property are interssted-and
such . afe Of suitable age and able-bodied.
ehouh themselves talke hold. There never
iii b IN effective fire department until
fhs men who have the greatest stake take
hold.
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Total, 347,43l l76.007
The following 10 comparison BY States:
e6.lo5
Decrease.


This is equal to 27a per cent.
Toe average weight of hogs and the yield
Of lard show light average increase, tho
this was not uniform, for in 1l1lnois and
Missouri there 10 falling Oh in these res
pects; but an increase in all the other
States.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Evening, March q, 1865.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts today, &C.
cording to the board Of Trade report
amounts TO $40 head, and shipments to 435
head. The market continues perfectly Nat.
The contractors find less difficulty in get.
ting cars for shipment, but there Il large
number Of cattle on hand yet, some Of
which have been lying in the yards fortwo
weeks. @s
We learn, by telegram from Suspsn-
sion Bridge, that the yards are empty there,
the cattle having been shipped By the Ba-
tavia and Canandagua Road. There is,
however. no shipping demand At present.
grade OF stock. The sales to-day amount
light scaliawaSs to good shippinR steers.
HOG SALES TO-DAY.
HO0s-The receipts to-day, according to
the Board Of Trade report, amounts TO $40,
and shipments to 1855. The market still
continues weak aud unsettled. The re-.
ceipts are quite light but fully equal to the
demand. There has beens decline from
the closing prices Of fully SOC . 100 lbs.-
There are but TOW LEFT.
The sales to-day amount TO 1850 head, ct
d 90 for stock pi9s, IS SCAT 50 for light to
heavy smooth hogs, and are - follow:
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GRAPE VINEa-sev-

~ eral thousand well-rooted vtnez. price IN.
rylle from g to ~ Per hundred ,bverned ~
quality ar size and quantity ordered. A fe1
9l5 par 1al 80 r>'s
GGesebeEyy. two to three Y4Ass. nrscs. u nas
fD00 HHNRY AyGR&
tao2s-iSapWH =.
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CHICAGO DRy GOODS MARKET.

CHICA0O U8Y OOOU9 HANKEIe
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March q. s.
There 10 q fair business doing in the mar
ket for dry goods, but Il Ia only in small
way. Country dealers are buying sparing-
~ aud only Of the newest styles. Since
our lsst report Ne note decline Of 1@2c p
yard on prints. Sheetings here declined 2
Priuts- Aferrimac 24c: Cochecos &c !;
Sprlguss 2o4c; Duchess b l7c; American
2lc: MORNINGS &c; Danpels 2oc; Aliens
Observation-Disclosures 44c; Pepperell, r
a:;c: Appleton, D 373c. .ssTaoof' 81 4@aa 3
,,n,,. n n.Arr - .ro. h,,,, !. cs ~ 90
The following is the amount Of Flour and
Grain ID itors . reported by tho Secretary
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MONITOR PLANTERS

ERUIT TREES Two and kalf miles
j West OF Burlington. Iowa. Apple, Pears
Cherry. Plum, Ouince and PersinlHion tres,
Grape Vines, Currants, GOoseberYiea, Ever.
green's. Shade Trees. FlOwering Shrubs and Ro-
&c. sweet Potatoe plants In their SEASON.. Ait
OF which will Ike sold NJ cheap ~ the chea nosf
mar4 -dWsksw5W, DAVID LEONARn
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I'M NEW S1YLD, OF OR2SsIN0.-Th0
Fast season has begun II good earnest, and
! nasten 20 inform yoa OF . nav and heroic
cost Of al material for fins dresses has Allied
many ladies Of the highest nobility with Z
spirit Of noble renunc1ation. There ID moth
tng they will not gladly sacrifice, and they
afe Therefore firmly resolved to dispense
with dEeo0 altogether! have recently ct.
tended Dveral parties Of the sslectest nash
i sse. nth ;v:5y young man mimic N TOW. IT,
mtration that what you viii permit mo to
call tho heroic movement u already rapidly
edvancin9. Il begins ct the top Of tho
dreeo, and the most uuninching Of the fair
patriots have already reached point In
tho sacrifice fAr below tho neck. The de-
lightful emulation continues, % that by
the opening Of next season 10 may comb
denGy expect to 80 perfect heroiDrn.
OF course, - drsss diaappears, . refined
and elegant substitute u provided. The
neck, for instance, 10 draped in tho most
exquisite enamel; the checks are protected
BY the roeiest rouge, and lest the exposure
OF the eyebrows and eyelids should 20 n.
furious 70 health, they arc clothed in the
surely enough for those who are ready for
the Last sacrifice. What sublime economy!
What unspeakable remuneration! The far
Their it gees the more INDISPENSABLE it 10. III
wish you would come and see for yourself
We never think Of not going to parties now
when there is 80 much to be seen; and what
do We not owe to ladies who thus surrender
everything! A queer old prig TO whom I
was dilating with enthusiasm upon the
subject, replied, Yves, have seen great
deal in my time, but this gives me an en-
tirsly new view of women" OF course i
does. Il It not clear that every one who Is
capable Of taking part in this great move
ment is capable of any thing?
know that you are interested in every
thing which shows devotion TO the country,
and although you were y little skeptical
about the Women . League to use only do.
nestle manufactures, because you thought
there was some evasion about It, am sure
you will hear with astonishment and graf
itude ct this truly Grave economy which
conceals nothing. All for our country or
dress well lost, il the inspiring rallying cry
Of the lovely patriots.
Good-by. must be of to dress for the
ball, which the ladies' used to do before
these patriotic days. Yet Dress is just the
difference between Ne now. How much
trouble they save themselves! But oil vir-
tue has its compensation. Remember I
have told you nothing but the naked truth.
and have barely time to subscribe myself,
Yours in breathless expectation,
Or. Haypers Weekly. THOMAS Pep.
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nary AnA SEXUAL eyglans-nsW ana eol1ahl0
asakmsnt-inR epoesa Of The HOWARD ALSO.
CIA1yoN. Cent ~ mall In scaled lst1se Gnvsls
opes, No. Of oha1yo. Addroas. DR.J. oKuLm
HOU0HTON. Howard Aasoo1Ation, No. 80outA
Ninth Street. ThilndalphlA n ;G ad
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- The State Register learns from Mr..
Elliott, Auditor Of State, that the number
Of children In the State in 1864 between five
and twenty-one years Of age. was 2Sl, 939.
The number In 1865 is 295, 496-increase,
IL, 469. The amount of interest collected
on the school fund In 1864 was $l35, $40 IS;
In 1885, 4l3S, $50 81. Amount Of interest on
the fund delinquent in 1854. $S67, 400 IS; in
1855, t2SS, $50 4S. So it appears that there
are thirteen thousand four hundred and
sixty mine moro children in the State than
there were this time last year! What .
prolific people! We presuma that Iowa
presents the best inducements in the
world to obey submissively the Divine In
junction to multiply and replenish the
earthr' It in no uncommon thing for one
family to contain thirteen children or
more with no elimination Of surface indi-
cations.
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DECLINE IL PRrces.-Goods must te
going pretty low in this cityjust now. The
Fairfield Ledger says; ''Oners were made
in Burlington on Saturday last to dupli.
cate cotton goods 1t one-half the prices OF
Two weeks ag0!''
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and destroyed pew. such was the force OF
/ its fall.
PoLlcs CouRr.-Louisa McCandless was
brought before Justice Wilcox Thursday,
on the charge Of adultery, and after exam
inatiou was committed to Jail in default OF
>200 bail to appear at the next torn OF the
District Court.
b. G. Mckinney, . very hard case, was
arrested for disturbing the public peace and
riotous conduct, and fined 8 and costs.
Michael Mentally vas arrested for drunk
snness and disorderly conduct and sent to
Jail on . dray.
John Myers was arraigned before Justice
Wilcox on the charge OF assault and bate
~, aud fined o and costs.
Albert Collins some months ago was
guilty Of leading Margaret Fitzgerald
astray, but made amends yesterday by
marrying her in the police Office, whilher
be had bsen brought by an of1icer.
Polio. Cousr.-Henry Dewsin for in
toxication was fined 80 and costs, yester-
day.
]. d. Orrick, tor intoxication, 90 and
costa.
John T. Freeberg, for assault and bate
y, q and costa.
Henry White. and two others, for dis
turbing the public peace, 81 and costs each.
All before Justice Wilcox.
POLICE MArrERs.-Dan Cochran, known
. ''Irish Dam charged with adultery
with Mrs. McCandlass, who now lies In
jail, appeared before Justice Wilcox yes
tsrday for examination, but The matter
W. postponed till next week on account Of
the absence Of important Witnesses.
IS It was 10. Leury instead OF Little that
vas fined for drunkenness In the police
court few days since. Mr.. Little IL q col
der. and 10 absent from home fighting the
battles of his country.
PoLrCE MArrERs.-Wm. Carnahan, who
went to jail on Wednesday for assault aud
battery, but Wa few hours afterwafd re-
leased, was sent up again yesterday for
drunkenness.
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TO GET.GOOD INSUR-

: ~ ANCE-Ny hOdileb0l1 and kifche1 fQf.
stIoysd BY Ire e b tie iSth Inst I had On insur-
ance ON the same In the New Englana Fire In
suranee Company Of Hartford. and On the 18th
my los could be aacertsined, Mr.: H. =. Ohrt. the
Agent OF said Company 1t Burlington, Iowa,
ance cheerfully commend Mr.. 81. G. Ohrt to
tho public as . prompt agent,i s0A Particularly
tfeiVyYdn lend the. New ENGLAND - . laliabl0 and
1snenpt Comn auy and honorable % ia potrOna
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nR R. J.. COCHRAN, DENTIST.
D Artificial Teeth inserted "a Cold Pistina
Silver and Ruhooe. FILLING and dtooaoeo Of thS
Gums attended 70.
9t4.AM work Wo1Tanted.fS3 :. II
once No, 8 Third Street. one door north Of
Dr. Scarff 'St'' 81 Eafai6fl6.Wtf
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Local business Ii very quiet. Our deal
ers are we'll supplied with goods, and are
doubtless prepared 70 sell At reduced
prsceS.
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- The pinnacle. blown from the tower
.of tho Division street d. e. Church during
the high wind on Friday, in it, descent
passed completely through the roof and
lodged in the gallery in the body Of the
adiace. It tore large hole in the root,
and DESTROYED pow, such was the force Of
its fall.
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I1-1ne lafSe amount Of alth and
GAIT eo.t NJ Oeea accomolattns IN our
s'les0 oull1s 'ne p.st w1n.ee v MT being
losloveu' .1.u ou1 soo.ou nnts oee1n ooI
plesas : vv rs 49, .1o c1o'seo.e appear
nc....A ~ nss's Wy nve ysats old, the son
- ".- ~ w.1osm.o, leao.ne On SCUM
.'.e1sa . - ~. l1a ovse y tae team OIL
.. .1's 49, y,.elu.y' soc sevefeiy M
! 49, o..s w. ofA sNa-
49,. =. - ..s-...'S...,. ....1 ~ w "n.s no
. .y- -. !. - y .s-, 1919, 80 .aen oee-
~. - ,I....s. =. = uo =. 1890
.....-r.. =. 49, - .Rlnce ~
~ Is, = o1d 1ello,
and with no moro Of ! forehead than an ~.
lieator can boast st, dropped his pocket
book containing S783 At the n. A. NJ r
Railroad depot yesterday D. N. Just before
the western train len. and upon new hov
returning Il 70 him the old unia6r offered
him fve cents The lad thanked him for
his generosity, but declined receiving the
eilt -. :. The female soldiers discovered IN
the disguise Of regular uniform are said to
be good fighters. Prentice adds that all
women are who wear pantaloons.
Drs Mo,.rs FIaE eoHPANv .,oka
/. d.v ~ Two .po az an effort that -. ohont
he;rv raia - nro.ni.a . E,,. Cor,,.nu
a. tha sD.;r. ..ne. Nro;na. - .na CO.,
th.t tir,e .ev.r,v.f;va n.m.. ~. ,-.sn
.rro,Ied w. a. raoue.ta,, - 49, ~.
meetino viii Ia held ~ thu Co,nyh;.
.,raet Env,na Homes n.r4 s.tn,d., av.a
Inc, thn q6.h in.<.. 6or tia el.c,,or 80 ~
~" .ra 49, rar.tar :. ..l,r....s - :.
=, h..a :, ~. r..rt;r,. th,.. ..;sL:-S
- ;o,.~ho h.,. 40, .,...a, -:.,
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3 b01e6, trunk, FOltz ! Z, Xe0kuk,
mara. d1cW0e SitG.a sd ,,.fs
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- We are ia receipt Of tho Oos~ssr, q
papex just started at Alton. Union county,
by Robbins & Westover. Politically il
promises to support the Government, and
appears to have . very poor opinion Of the
deludsd vagabonds that seek the overthrow
Of the National power, and tho building
upon it, ruins OF slave oligarchy. W.
predict for tho Courier successful career.
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8auOeshaubttsaOt

Daibin gtOn, 26. San. Sic @e>
ridte, Oab General Meaoe,oe8 Commands Der
8otuulac @r:tee entbOben ipuroe, werOen BON
ibm wioerle9t
9ie 8eiisuutiOn OeS SER. 9. g. 8enia-
miu I'M &ebelenzGa binet 1T e elm ~tpeiterer
8eweiS, bab es nit Der 8ebeqiOn auf bic gteis
&c 9ebt. Sic &ebelensG pngrebmit9tieber reis
ieu na6 9uuie.
SSpbniOn bat eS obgelebnt, paS COMMANDO
iber 8eauregaros 9epartement Su ilbernebmer.
See bat eS e~benfalS ab8elebut, oo8 Commando
ir9eno elmer anoerna Grmee, aIs Der 8ir9iniz
iben su iibernebmen uno ale GabinetSsWRit
9IieOer biz auf 9renbUln iino ausgei6teoen.
9as GOmite iber Nfttel unb &ege bat iid
9etpei9ert ben 8ldttersSaba Su beiteuern
Sine Delegation BON II 8aItimorer beiu6=
ten 9eltern 9rdlioent 2iucOln, I'm ibu gu betue.
gen, 6errn 9pffman bon Der STEELE zines 6as
fenz Collectors 81 entfernen.
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Observation-Disclosures

Grter 3weis. a. Sine 3emonltra-
tipn bon s. 8rugsman, SObn Siaiod, Gbr.
BaIitre uno Is 94nOeren ge9en Die GrtbeiIung
elmer Grlaubnib an Die 6irma Sreul6, S66n>
berg ltnb Co., an Ger Gde BON @plf uro
2bames1tr. cine &rp9ens unb S9aaIenbrenz
nsrei ansulegen.
Ser 8rdlioent iberreidte cine GOmmunicas
lion BON Wlapor Chapman nit einen 8rieie
pon 9tpmiral Surra9ut be5i9Ii6 ieines BE-
IudeS.
9ie Oroinansh welbe bic Sin teauns bon 2
Glerfe i'm 2. 3meige perfi9t, wurbe aufgerufen
uno fir unbeltimmte 3eit auf ben Sti6 9ele9t.
9ie Oroinanl peld,e cine ldbrli6e Yenlipn
pom 800 an bic alien @ertbeioiser ODER Oeren
8ittpen gu SubIen perfiSt, iuuroe artf9erufen
unb paltrt.
gta9 annabme Ginger unbern unpidtisen
8elGllile, G%erta9lng.
3wetter 3 10 g.-Wr. WoCre rief
bic @elplutiun besigli6 elmer 8ermilisuns fir
Oieieniqen SumiI:en BON Sploaten, tpel6e in bier
flyer Stact tppbnen, gu MAIDEN; angenpmmen.
9ie Helulutiun, melde $7,2O4.28 fir Ous
SeuerrS Department b~ewiIt9t, wurce e~benfaas
angenpmmen.
Wr. 3obinIOn rief bic HeiOluticn anf, in
pelder bas SaIair beS Gitp gommiifiOnerS auf
$4,000 feltseIest pirO; paiitrt. @ertagt.
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Nlns &apanua uub Wecrieo.

Nem<Dort %. San. 9ie neueren
Na6ridten aus WierifO belt6tiaen bic friiberen.
Die Gitafette pom 20. 9e3. meloete, oab
General GcurtOtS 6Sprbat cine &ecOsnOsci'
rung biz unter bic Mauern BON Oardca bot
nabm, no auf feline Gscorte gefeuert ipuroe,
unb paB ct barauf na6 Sta am 25. Deg. 5n<
ridfebrte. Ser Nngriff Der Sran5pien auf iene
Stabt, 9e9en ben man eInen bartnddi9en VII
beritano erpartete, ipllte am 81. 9ej. itattFne
ben. 0ie 9%enannte 3eitung melOet, oaB Der
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bate. Ssn 8e5us auf bic Nnjab[ Der merifaz
niiden Sruppen babe i6 superldiiige Na&ri6'
ten, oaB Sielelbe mebr als bas 9pppelte Der
Obisen S6dsung Der Stan5oien betrdst ; AUDI
fino bic Wteritaner NIT allen 9Ilfsmitteln str
8rie9Sfibrung better perleben, als bies bel its
seno einem liberalen t9eere biSber ber Gaa ge'
meien 1T.
. ie- 6ir9 unteritist felt
Ginger 3ett ben merifanii6en General nit
@elo uno Mannidaft. 9ieie Bartei lit iest 9e>
gen oaS aaiierrei6 bitter feinbli9 gelinnt unb
erfldr., ie siebe Suares Dor, neil nerielbe nur
tbr unsebeureS l~iesenoes Gisentbum megge>
nDmmen babe ; Marimilian iei weiterseguns
gen, inoem er 5reibeit bes r~elisi6ieu @laubens
uno @OttesOienites ertldrt babe, tppOura oas
2ano NIT &ebern uuO 9eipen iiberidpemmt
peroe. 9aber ibre unterltIsung beS YorfiriO
9ias. Die Winse in Oaraca it Bel ner gta6t
pte Bel Sage i'm Gan9e, UNI cas GOlo unb
Silber, bas Don ben &ir6en uno Dem Gplfe
ben meritanii9en 8eb6roen gu setrasen pirb,
in @elo nrnsuprdaen.