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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04

from Rev, J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor 81
The Encyclopedia Of Religious KpoNedgs and
Christian CHRONICLES. Phiiadslphla. teolf
= Although not disposed W aForl or rpcommend
Patsnt Medicines IN general, through diptrust Of
thrir fngFedieuta aud enecta. yet know Of ne
aafficisnt reasons why msn may not testify 20
ths bepehts he believes himself 70 have 9. calvsd
irom any simple preparation, IN tbs hogo that he
may thus csntribute 70 the bouoAt OF othafs
DO this the more readily m regard 20 Hoof.
innda GermaR blEterss prepared BY DR.. q. NJ.
jackson Of this, city, because 4 was preludioaa
sgaiDst them for many years, under tEs imprea.
ai0u that they we're cAisny an alcoholic EOixtars.
I am indebted % my friend, Robert shosmAksf,
Ksq., Tor the removal Of ths prejudice b. proper
tests, and for encouragement 20 Try thom Whsn
suffering rom graat aud long oohhausd debility.
The OF thrya bottles of these Blttsra a. tbs be-
ginning OF The present year was followed By evil
dent relief and restoration, 20 degree 81 Bodily
end msntal rigor which he'd aot I'm for slx
months before, and had almoat dsspalnsd Of 70.
gaining. therefore thank God and mT ffisnd
for directing one 70 the usn Of them.
$50 "a t-sf- % JhEwTON nRowH,
rlsnH saf iar ffe rals Philaaelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
NOTICE.

ITO BREAD BRAN AND CORN
= n l4t A EATERS - ! a.
7, We hays sold Of our; old stock sf Flsnr. and
are now il the market With Fresh White and Red
Wheat Flour; Meal just ground; Corr last
through elevators and very nice and elsan, in
small or large doses, Just to suit patkants at tina
So1tnsrp Mitls' cor. Locust and cxnal asrpets.-
;is4 IGLEHEARr sRorBkRs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04

From ths Rev. IossDh n. Kshassa, Pastor
=. J JsSissa Baptist cAa''t'iMOH
DEAa sfRi--T hays been frequently rsqasstsd TO
connect my name With Communications Of difsr-
eht kinds Of mediciHss, bat regarding the prnos
tiee - ent q Ey appropriate sphsfs have IN ell
cases declined; but with clear proof 10 various
Instances, and particularly Ia my family, Of the
uNsfalna1s % Dr. Hoonand's 0ermmn Bfttsra,
depart for once from my nanal cBufss, 10 express
my fpn conviction that, gor general dsbatv e( fAs
sgsen4, dad especfaify for Liver Compiaist, q e .
ss aad pafHabis preparation. n soma cases Il mar
faii but usuay, doubt NOT n wiz b vsfy bone
l H ~ ~ Yours, very reepsotfHiiy
J. H. KkHHARD,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-04
CARPET
DRnarfnRnt.

rg.aaa sssgs assEz ussste9 no &
On the second floor of our whole.
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen Sheetings. Corniees,
and almost every article in the
line required' TO- furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels. ~ sag
Call and see them. fs-
JAQUEsS, FRENCH & CO.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17
Wanted, A Foreign War.
From the St. Louis Republican,

Several cf the Eastern Journals are seriously
aeitating the idea Of another Wal, 10 &c coiu-
,,,enc, 1 u sf,t,n as the present one ends. lie
:, .xr rim. i mus; b. with Il foreign power
Iha 6 ;rc, ) 10 haGmou:2e parties al hHlno
iha ,n,rnl;an j. not Il u1aIeyoient one IJw:id
States and ;ov~}}: a|.I:,ah. These Journals
hare n; part, i.iar lIlVli 70 these p2op G.
aud vou]., pslhaps, &c glad 70 AVOID a VA
uuu,. lhG:I, # il cuu &c es:ap-d, But there
Is 10 a-capr since = foreign war, as they tel
u.s. is e:..searT t<,y t!la e'iiiiD2I ARD AappIness
t,f our pc pie One Of these I:a)eT<, lie
PHILADELPHIA L, g,a;'h. tails rs thar altef ths
war il oyer: 'i?e soy wh} II az 3 factory haid,
r. tie man aho was a zieca;, when the
stirring tones Il ,he zrlIlpot war called Nus
. the ia:, als! wt,u is tu day the bear! III All
- e}e CT a star III ~ his shoulders will never
he ,xontce tn r.yurn u bis t>.,l oE bis loor
'Ia has tasted If the cup Of glory be viii
nDt give i pp whale yet it is fGl!. VIII they
9pa!n ,eiu;p 10 the lno1otosy OF civil life?
And even if they v..nid. would they not cor
RI &C our population Wul'l The military vices
OF the oanp?'
s'The.e other advartages 10 &c derived
rLeref:o:a. When rhe evil strife Is ended
there will sail exist an esTs rgment or 'ile
affections Of the people SO lately IL arms against
each other There must &c some cement to
reuinre the hearts OF brothers SO lately lighting
for each other lives Lez> Us, then, have
foreign war There is no power on earth
which can so s)on make friend: OF foes as that
which cones froul suffering Injury from
common enemy
Whether our people Will be prevailed upon
by such, or any other arguments and Incentives,
to begin new war as soon as they are freed
fron an old one, remains to be seen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17

The operations on all Treasury Trade Per
rz1its, and all other trade permits and licenses to
trade, within the State Of Virginia, except
that portion known as the Eastern Shore, and
the States of North Carolina and South Caro-
lima, and that portion Of the State Of Georgia
immediately bordering on the Atlantic, incu-
ding the city Of Savannah, are suspended
until further orders. Supplies of all kinds are
prohibited from passing Into any OF the SAID
States or parts Of States, except such as are
absolutely necessary tor the wants OF those
living within the lines Of actual military, occu-
patton and under no circumstances Will mill,
Jarv comm anders allow them to pass beyond
the lines they actually hold.
The mother Of the Queen of Holland died
at the Hague on the st instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17
Robberies in London.
{Frou, the London Times, March l.

From the lADadOE IllneS; march 1.
Since the fogeries Systematically organized
BY ''Jem the Pennan, aud bis accompllces,
no crimes have caused greater sensation
than the late burgaries in the metropolis. -
They foil wed each other in such rapid sue
ce.slnn, partop5 50 largely Ct the saine cElarac-
Ter, and were committed with such uniform
success. that it was impossible not to connect
them with the existence Of an expert, active,
and daring gan2 ct there's. They were all
robbcries Of buon> ], we)ry, or watches. -
They oil gave evidanca Ct deep design and bold
execution, In each case the amount OF spoil
was unusually large. Mr.. Johnson, the jew
eler in ';,hreaclnee0e street, lost "a. 900 worth
Of property; AIessrs. Baum, the tuition deal
ers in Lombard street, nearly s j0,0O0 worth.
At Mr.. Abraham S in the Strand, the punder
was valued at anove FL, 900 at Mr.. Walker s,
IN Comhiil, at sc, 900 La every instance the
robbery was effected in spite Of what were
considered sufficient precautions, AMI the
thieves eludea the vigilance Of the police and
broke into the strongest safes with complete
success. At last, however, if present suspl-
cions should be verified, the gang has been
tracked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-17
GAS AND STEAM FITTING ESVAR=
~ LH&EaNENTe
q % ~ ~ Nsa @
PRACTICAL GAS AND STEAM FILTER,
10. IS, North Royal Street,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Is now prepared 20 do
GAS FITTIN G

u Il I ! L ~ "
il all its branches. Stores, dwellings, machine
shops, and public buildings fitted 10 on the
most approved plans, and at reasonable terms
For CASH.
Steam pipes, guages, cocks, and globe valves,
Of the most recent appaoyed plans and Of 50.
perior workmanship and quality, constantly
On hand. Contracts will be made for work,
and fixtures Of any kind supplied at The lowes1
rates.
likewise has on hand ANDELIERS,
pENDANTS, BRA CKETS, DROP LIGHTS
GLASS GLOBES. MICA and PAPER
SHADES, &c, Of al the new styles and beau
tiful patterns at prices that cannot fail 70
please.
Also, has on hand, and is constantly receiv~
ing. at wholesale and retail, The most extensive
and best assorted stock OF
l. AMP G 90 DS
ever offered in this market, comprising every
thing connected with the trade.
LANTERNS Of every size, kind and color.
from the smallest to the head lights Of ship
KEROSENE OIL
ALWAYS on hand Of the purest and best quality,
Dealer supplied at small advance on factory
The public are invited to call before pur~
chasing, and examine my stock, as IL IS pur-
chased expressly for this market. jan 12-5ln
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12

subsequently,. On motion by Mr.. CORBIN.
u wa Rad by title anil referred o. the Com.
mittee un Corporations
Mr. HANNA introduced bill =. No. 40
Ipr IN Act IN relation % The laying oui and
opening public highways.
Mr.. SfLES introduced hill - Ne. SoSl for
IN Act IN relation % the vacation u streets IN
cities.
Thc-e bin- were read the art time and pass
Ell % The second reading.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
MIR. OYLEfs. from the Committee the or
gauiZati0n q Courts, returned Mr.. lachmond's
bill. :. No. g1j. extending the terms u Gre uit
Court 10y adjournment; recommending it.
Nr. CULLEN. from the Committee on Canals
and Internal lmpr0y einent-. returhed the bill
n. II. IL. amending section , II I'm Act au-
thorizing the construction u lesee. and drains;
recommending IT, passage.
These bills We're passed a. the third reading
ON motion by Mr.. BROWN. 81 lIlmilton.
his gravel road bill. :. l'o. was read by title
and referred 10 the Committee on Roads
ON motion by Mr.. BONIIAM II was
Rs.olr,d, That the As'or q Stat. b resur.iss Ct
a. early day a. possl', % fepEtto hf senate COT
It q The si4as .lio~ IL The last se..op and
remain ng unpaid.
RIAL EsTATE ArPRAIsFMFNT.
ON motion by Mr.. ALLISON. the bill II. H.
zig, 90 lt-,aizG the apprais,nent &c real estate
made uadcr the provisions Of An Act approved
December ~, lSJ~, and assessments made
I aud thereafter b. be made. on such appraiss-
ment; was read the third time
The question being: shall the bill passs
\ constitutional provision demanding the
yeas and nays, they were ordered, and being
taken
The resih was NOT announced.
Mr.. THOMPSON demanded a call 81 the
senate.
The demand was not seconded upon a di-
vision. Affirmative ., negative q.
several favorable reports from the Committee
on Claims were submitted.
On motion 10y Mr.. RICHMOND the Conn
mittce on County and Township Business
bill, y No. 30l, making sheriis the custodians
of public buildings; was taken up and read the
second time.
Mr.. RICHMOND demanded a call Of the
senate
The demand was seconded, aud the Secre-
tary proceeded 10 call The roll.
Before the roll call was finished
Mr.. CULLEN said: As two Senators have
come ia which will insure the passage Of the
I'LL, ! move that further proceedings under
the call be dispensed with.
Ihcmoiion WA agreed 10.
The resillt OF the vote on the passage Of the
real estate appraisement bill II. II. az was
then announced, VIZ, ysas So nsys0.
DO the lill passed.
And then The senate adjourned.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, December II. 1885.
The SPEAKER took the Chair at . O'Clock
\. NJ. and directed the Clerk 10 call the Roll 10
ascertain quorum.
The Clerk reported to the Chair that there
Se,e - members present and answering 10
their han,es.
Mr.. NEWCOMB. liz. Speaker, presume
we shall not have quorum before noon, and
move that the House adjourn till two o'clock,
The motion WAS agreed TO- and, accordingly
TIE House took recess till two o'clock r. NJ
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
Rates Of Advertising.

Advertisements Inserted a longer tiuae Than three
months all be charged proportional 10 the three months
sc4e.
facnl notices. six lines and unier 81 81; than
lines ant les than ten. ~ co. Ten lines. 90
cents per llns eA-h insertion.
al transient and occasional Advertisements and Local
Sotlces must De paid fo- Ia advance
Marriage notices. 81. Funs raj ppc ~ ell
40 adsertisenr with cuts vi be taken.
The rates 81 advertising In the weekly sentinel will be
half charged In the Daily Herald for week
"a longer time.
Afysfti.erenis discontinued before expiration Of con-
3i BE- charged Tor the inherited according
are shove rates
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
RENoVAToRs.
Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment.

rUyHR UyrTKD STATES DYR-H0usK. no .sssoUrB
Illinois street, Indianapolis. Indiana,
At this old and sell known establishment, the la1iss
can silks and voo'en goods dyed perm snsnt and
besnifnieoiors and gents garments
ted and repaired.
Eew and second hand clothing boashi and sol4 sl.o
paficulAr branch In the buslness ap~
ns-biiis ttsble ciosh In any Rarment An h
II u can not b visible 20 the nsked eve
Rsnemherths place. No. - South Ilinols street.
novi ar JOsRPH HARRfa p,pprsetor
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
NIGHT SESSION.

The SPEAKER resumed at o'clock. p. NJ,
and when the calling of the roll had failed %
determine A QUORUM
Mr.. BhATHER moved call Of the House.
which proceeded-the Clerk reporting CO men,
ber- present and answering
The STEAMER directed the doors 70 he
closed, and dispatched the DOorkeeper for
members absent without leave Of the House.
Mr.. HoGATE. being reported present by the
Doorkeeper, and having leave 10 excuse him
sell, said he had no excuse, except that he was
detained 10y conversation with gentlemen. He
complained lhumorouslyl Of the manner Of his
bis arrest, etc. n m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
ARCHITECTS.
LOOMING, REXXINC L co.,

II ASDscAPE. GARDENING AND RURAL ARcH-
nscts. hars street. near City Hospital Orders
zen 81 Auellsr Ria Drag Siore, No lsf Kaa Wash
ING, on street VII - promptly attended To-
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE
Special Session.

AsroMrsD urEAlD sr AZ ,sD ". n. nn,rrs
Omissions and cHrtaiimeRfs al these Re-
ports. Tor rant Of space iH these columns lrU
be printed ia the Brcrisr Legisldtire Reports
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12

advance.
lrfso paper .ent without the money. continued
longer time thsn paid FOR
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12

Envelopes,
Letter Paper,
Note Paper,
Legal Cap,
Record Cap,
Bill Cap,
Eng. Blot. Paper,
Eng. Blot. Pads,
ArnOId's Inks,
French Cop. Inks,
David's Blue Ink,
David's Black Ink,
Pure Carmine Ink,
faber Pencils,
Star Pencils,
Union Pencils,
Carpenters do,
Rubber Goods,
Steel Pens,
Pen Holders,
Sealing Wax,
Ink Stands,
Copying Presses,
Pen Racks,
r. D. Boxes,
Envelope Boxes,
Letter openers,
Chess Boards,
Crayons.
States,
Rhodes Oil BOar(
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12

The SPEAKER directed the Clerk To report
/ the journal Of SATURDAY.
Tn motion by Mr. BuRWELL. the journal
WAS authenticated without reading.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12

Diaries for 1866,
Cap,
Deny and
Medium Blanks,
Folio and Quartz,
full bound and
half bound,
Mem0randums,
Pass Books,
Bank Books,
Paper Fasteners,
Paper Clips,
Invoice Books,
Letter do,
Scrap do,
skeleton do,
Portps
RulerS, Rubber,
Rulers, Wood,
Office Tape,
Eyelet Sets and
EyeIets,
Spring Tapes,
Sponge Cups.
Check CanceIors,
Erasers,
PrepeIlorS,
Dice,
Slate Pencils,
Rhodes Mucilage,
5, etc., etc.
Of Every Kind
vest Prices.
oss, County o1oes. Railroad
lers IN want % goods In eur
nd sss ear stock before per-
np>iy.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
NEW JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

Mr. BU >KIRk obtained leave 10 make re-
port from the special committee on his new
Judicial Circuit bill VI. X. 3Os returning the
same with an amendment, making said Circuit
To consist Of the counties OF Bartholomew
Brown, Lawrence, Monroe, Green and Nor
gan. and re-arranging the courts for the first
second. aud sixth circuits
Mr.. BUskIIlk said it was satisfactory 10
the LAWYERS II these circuits.
Mr.. PRAIiIEn said. whatever the LAWYERS
might wish. the people did not call for this
change, - FAR A. his district j. concerned.
Mr.. 81 >klRk explained the bill.
Mr.. ol.LEMAN was not aware that IN. bill
was demanded FAR A. his district was CON-
cerned.
Mr.. HAMRICk hoped the gentleman would
not pres action on the bill. Let In 20 on the
table
Mr.. BJSkIRk moved Intellectually that the
amendment be considered now.
20 IL goes 10 the calendar.
ON motion by Mr.. GOODMAN. the House.
Al +. NJ. took recess till T. VI.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12

&C., SC. &C.. &C.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12

Mr. Il LIEN introduced bHl j.. Ne. 3ss
for An Act rePcalitg sections = u - inclusive.
II An Act for the incorporation Of Insurance
tompaEis :. defining thor powers and describ-
mr. thcir fuficS. err. STilroN al Marrh l.. lSjs
L. provide for the winding up Of the business
a Mutual Fire Insurance Companies organ-
i<ed under sald act, and providing the time
within which the same shall Be done: which
Wa read the first tirne
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12

nFFKk TO TEE TRADE fns selectlon % goods
at the lowest prices u Chicago. Cincinnati or Nee
York. Oar Line Of Stationery oonsiss In psrtd
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12

No. 20 West Washington street.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-12
JEWELRY.
HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TO De ulSPoStI
or At ONE DOLLAR EACH.
SPLENDID LIST Of Articles

kncw What ycu are 20 re I've.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20

w Wife, door through; private table; location between
Twenty seventh Forty streets and Madison and
Erhh avenues References exchanged Address Board,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A VALUABLE FARM IN MARYLAND FOR SALE
n For SALE first class Farm containing S5 the
PHILADELPHIA Railroad aud turnpike So miles from Ba
cars stop within half mile Of the irm the improve
the best quality: two hundred under cu
tvation tho balance in timber The property has fine
water 'front.' ducng and fishing shore Price 500 per
For particulars apply TO GEO. u. WALLS lM West
Fayce street, Baltimore, Md.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20

A NEW TWO STORY BASEMENT AND suPcELLAR
"A House IN Brookiyn eight rooa with marble mantes,
CAS- ana water; price % COO; small down, balsnc8
sasy mcst desirable ,scaoH cosysnIsnt 2 ely css Poe
session Oct ]. YOUNG ELL0TTS,
No eJVhp eyeeA n y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-04

Ieben, es belobnt ii6 Der Wdibe. lno wenn
ler bic Segel Dor Sbuer seitriden bat, oann
.tpenoen SieIih an MIDI gSr werben Yriienz
9eri6t iiber i'm balten unb i'd peroe i'm ccn=
Oeni,ren = Oafiir bin id grOBabmiral pm
5rantreid. 9uu, nebmen Sic oieS @la8 uno
tritfen mir auf iein Slid in bieiem 1d6nen
8bale! 'i5 .-'@'i''55'' ~ -'.'. ] .'l''
..a Sibplle tonnte iih bieier Nufiorberltns niht
entsieben, pbpObl lie pIselid, tiei erdrpden tpar
9ie mertipiirOise eSeibung resSptelnannS
pOn benz Sarge nit oen rotben @appen mar ibr
ndmli6 bel ben lebten gGorten bes @rpbberSp9S
-iie tpuBte 1lidt, erurd tpeIbe @eoantenz Cont
binatipn - untpilIfIbrlih our6 ten Sinn 9ez
fabren, lino erb'afieno iG9te iie raid, pbne ibre
DOrte lange sn ilberlegen:
9ieS Sbal, flrate id, bringt benz 6errn tein
Slid. Gr tbdte ipobl, tpenn er es beute pie=
Der perliebe unp es ME mebr beludte. @..
llno pesbalb? Iagte Der @raf 9lntOine betrofe
en- bon oem bittern @rnit, tpOn,it Sibplle gez
prO6en bate. 'a .-.sti ..s.
l5ut9Ja (SprtIeBung folot) % p -.
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Ttlb.jrltbtte Derionfn,

pter Gcl2e mete l III rsrteraben teabT9sen, anb i@
pbsher SdrGde pcer etnee aNnyen SiuSernieS herubt
tnb iclten unoersi8lidl Dr. Sgbnrn sn @atft tisten
rttu1g eisbartrit Sr e pen 3ittrn unb g6wadt Ober
GrfM5ptun8 ter ftreadne! Nrt, pertsn 6ntl turirte
Derenpe tcslter Il rcr 8etantlurs unb Turcrse bon
Dr. ipGntpr uneraeGi tdnn tbn ai8 etntm @brenmdnnt
otre Surdt M anpsrtreuc unb ;yoer@t auf ieine drat
Efdbe ENefChtGItGjfstt psrld1Ien.
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9siRtso

Die fredtttn Bsrtunsen oe8 saiter8 nb isbr 81 at&'
tn. 8eru peS @ttd9tntes. Ssrptrrun8 ser Sheen @e-
brGtbei Ger Geifr8rae bBie Nbnun9er, Mbneeuns crg
ber efeliGaft G9uGt mad Gtnan,tee, Mifranen 9eeeu
f4 ielb 5urftIamfett l. ~. tnb ent8e ter f4Itmmea
YfpIde.
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Ssuuoe 2Dl0rner,

bepSers mele tte Gpier rncs Aehmen 2Gfer8 euerbeg
ne ba8 i9rl1 70 riete &aueuoe in Elm gu rubes @rdh
rtst fclte cu tire erbatsnen &nente lpb fntidelten
@erdnteSfraite nit DNmsr hrr tidfett ben Sc
be9eert o FER 2er besebernre &Sne entlOft baben
wirten, mSaen icb nit pUIem 0ertrauen naben
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T @3giol.nera III beddl!rr !

Or Grbn!pn betet aQen Oenen feline SIlfe an elGe t
turt9 olt eeteme unb utnatir5e, @e unb 6brptr aer
fGreute r bic Mrbe bic GeIeafae unb bic Gse unfdbte
ntad1cnte 2dtev seihrrGdbt tabsn. s--@t
ier nb en9e trGurgen un6 tetlasensMertben Scls
sen ruben Gerrbnbeten Res QanerS: Sfr DE m iE4
Ten unb ben Gltettrn Gmsr;en i'm 6ppf wa6e oe8 &c.
Ht8, @erlm Der Stu eltraft 9er;ppen b5fe lMrute
Wasenl9pdc uncrbnuns Ger Seteauunes-Sreenes G0ees
a.:tns @ntfr6itung, Ssrnptpme Ger S6ptnbuGt -
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e 2Q9up Uu9t'tV'
Ote Damper te, gaplinte Serlaien rem I'm Ds
am @nhe ser gDncp-bf, I d, nm ubr gta6mttaas
fir Bprt Monroe unb Rcrfclf 3d. no e 0ur6 etne ere
glaHa Oamperltnte duf dmee BluB nit ettD prtnt
unt Hidmpnb In Berbtntuns teben. .t.. .-.
4ettere rerafItn Gts pOtnt uno Rtdmcnb tdelt6 um
utr Wcraens unb eben b prt WCnrrs NIT bent gdhedT
pfern tn gsrtnbnns, pel4e NrrIrlf nm * !(9r Nadm
resalen urb IN Batmpre rebt;eittg ur bic oltdsn nett
lten uMb DafttnetDn BabnSiee ertrsffen. u,
az Dte DamYsr Stetr ente e'fabren ben Samss bnB
btnunbauriid il Sur GagsSjet unb sstea ben Yaifa8is
binldns Geleeeubett BE BertifsaNnsu Wno naSers
SebenSTeribe su bef6autn.
&tdets fur tle 9IGse limb Spt Der Ddmpfer 3u ta6en
Upn Baltimore mad NOrfrlf ...................$6 on
{. Sort WGnrpe..... .............5 90
Durdj 8tdets BON Baltimore mad &tdupnb ......SCO
= =" - @ttp pDtat .... ....750
.ef -., gauenammer unb &lsn r ra.
Ge intner 8equemlldtetten fab nnIbsrtrNIFen nrN Der
It9b gut per iebtu.
paiiaere, pele I'm lis pbiIarslpt!a absefen trs
fen rettietts fir eieIe Ddmp'er bier etr.
priIastere nit 81 Gr MprBensug Rer Yert haten
btnre&enb 3eit In Baltimore Su yItta9 5W iretien.
Yaasere nit rem ltr @a@mittdasius bon Q9ai5nssrn
trefen reGnettJ bier Elm.
~. Y. sails, YrdNteni.
SuAbO' Gcnnrr TGiT. .Neert. t3lmailN
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9unee 2sute,

bic i Sur9 bsiml&t 2aier sedWdGt ta6sn, be e 70 D
bcien 9euten IN Der Sule ernen unb bere Sol.
gen e aand@tIt pirer eltit I'm Staie hurt YplutiO.
mem Die penn unsetfetft, bic @be nnn0slt9 MAIDEN nnb
te t9un. Sple QerOnen ,ieu bspUr lie eteteu tn bic
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WsFdDrlt6e &rontbcit.

qDenn rr irrsgeIetttts uaftuee Singing Gusnbst bGt
e. BEN Seii bisr imsrihaiten &rantett tn3 aIeenrn
fabl pter bic Turt @ntbsdnr3 tbn nbftreft f9 an
ene su renbe au wede f IN 0rl3e brsr @rite6ura rnb
marte 10 !anae bis 81. S9mptps otc8 iNreden ebels
pt g. q. eit nit @eidgl eut3uitcet gals, ene bSis
gaie 5tner3 I'm fppie uuS III ten 9leern Mbnepm Res
GeTt8 Sautbeit, Ausr bie Ser Sdu Snpen an BEN Se'
nen lub arten Inneu i'm eefte a,nt ben @rtremtd-
ten @ seteen, aan riele ebel NIT elmer dretltden
S&nsatsfet Dor f tretsen, SIS sulest Der Gdnnsn uns
6ettt eaetdnb rs8 gtleies tp:rb b Ger Erb etnen
itredden 2eteen tabri ein Gnbe mat Sa6 CT TIN mad
tene 0ante qrtn9t fein Reiienter Srdtebrt
Gs III cine tre;isg 3(Gtate, baB Gauente beier frr9t'
baren 3rantet gum per fdlen IN Tglst Der llnset6s
Iidtet npiIerte DrdDter med)e burd Mrmeueune eneS
t5teniiteS hes WefurS bic Gonitutipn pernitsn unk
Sen 9e SsS Teten5 IN etn elepeS Dalein persranSelr.
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ll:ti,ell Der WreTe.

Die ptele SduIenfe rtle w6trent Der lesten benjebu
SATIRE in cteer 2tat turrt ben unb bic Menee EiG
taer wunbarSttdeu Srerarnn, relde Or. Solution aus
Arte tGe nuen ee 3et98 >apppreire unb ceIe anbere
Wcronen berDtntsn pubittum su teperhplttn
AFdteu Enerrtd wurb9 nh entld IN Se;u9 auf Ietnen
gtaatter ais @brennann in 83ug au Ghdratter unb @e'
penhatistet nb Hsieenten cine btnret9enee SerGbr-
letfGng