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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03
YOUNG MEN

Fspecnlly, who have become the victims 0f SOLITARY
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which Hnnu.
ally sweeps to an untimcly rave thousands Of young
men OF the mo't exalted talents and brilliant intellect
Who might othGtuisc have cntranccd ii. .tcning Sen.
ntrs with hG thundurs Of ClOIucnCc, walked to
stacy the living Tyne, may Gull with full confidence
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-03

The Plague has broken out in Russia,
Thousands of deaths arc said to occur in
single Aly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-24
Poliee Intelligence.


BOLD THEFT IN A STATION HOBSE-A 5OfSsA
RoBBED BIT SAILOR.
few DAYS since Joseph Brown, discharged scs6ssa
arrived IN this city route to Europe and during ~
stay here was relieved Of portion OF his wardrcss
The Fourth precinct police arrested on suspscssn
Of stealing the clothing sod Friday night Brown w.
in one Of the lower Of the station house cwatng
the opening OF the in the morning when Joseph
waien a saitor attached 10 the ship Monpngabe'A was
admitted 20 the q lodger. Brown 500
fell asleep, after which wacn cvep up beside him -
stole four hundred and nfty dollars in Treasury nosce
from his pocket Brown subsequently missed his money
nd,suspected Walen OF taking ~ By order OF catAs
Thorne of the Fourth precinct the sailor was
and searching him the missing money was ioono ~
his possession Yesterday morning WALTON was arfa'gne
before Justice Bowling and committed to the ToinE IT,
trial in default Of one thousand dollars bail The accuse"
is thirty. FIVE years OF age and native OF Engand
RHpUrED THIEF SHOT nv wArcHHsN.
Yesterday morning John Mulheine, private wa''o'
man was arragned before Justice bowling on chage
OF felonious assault In shooting Frank Huntington,
youth OF only nineteen years Muiheine, appear y
employed 10 watch merchandise on pier 3l NWA
river At three O'Clock In the morning the wstchmao
Jaw Huntington in the act alleges OF stealing CO..
ton on the pier and asked him what no was doing, 70
which question no reply vas made bccomlng aarfned.
Frank attempted 10 escape, whereupon mu'heme Ms.
charged one barrel Of his revolver AZ nm The oen .oox
effect in the fugitives thigh innictng severe wound
Tho injured man was conveyed 10 the New York Hos
i,i ara MuIbeioe taken 10 the STATION heusa by ocex
feld OF the Fth precinct After listening to the facts
OF the cass Jusice Bowling charged the prisoner trosA
cuetod-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-24

The railroad recently referred 70 being before
the Supreme Court Of the State OF Pennsylvania sitting
In Philadelphia involves large interest," and is one TO
which the people OF this city win look with great dead
OF anxiety 1t from the intentions Of the English
capitalists who atey in this country TO construct
broad gauge railroad westward from New York through
Pennsylvunia and on to the Mississippi river. The
stands between the Philadelphia and Erie and the Penn
syvana Railroad companies side and the Catta-
wissa Railroad the Central Railroad OF Pennsylvania
and the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad companies
OF New York. Ohio and Pennsylvania the other-the
two first named corporations asking for special inunc
ton restraining tho defendants and declaring null and
void the lease OF the Catawssa Railroad dated Novem-
Der l. and tho contract dated October 81 between
the Philadelphia and Erie and Cattawissa Railroad COM
panc and that the said contract DO delivered TO be
cancelled The party who propose TO construct the
broad gauge line have already leased and taken posses
sion OF the Morris and Essex road extending through
New Jersey, from Hoboken, on the Hudson river. to
Easton the Delaware rivera distance Of eighty
nIIes-and tho Catawssa road which starts from tho
head OF the schuykil valley. Tunaqua and runs
westward to Milton the west branch OF the Susque-
hanna rivera distance of sixty. five mies-and then
continue the chain from the terminus OF the
Cattawssa road TO the Allegheny the charter of tho
Lcwisburg Centre and Spruce Creek Company will FIRST
be used This latter company obtained charter last
winter TO connect with any company In Northumberland
county, and to make their western terminus at Belle.
fonte From Bellefonte is the Snow Shoe Railway to
Phpsburg from Philipsburg another route is secured
Cleardeld and from Ciearicid another TO Franklin,
the Allegheny river. From this point connection
easily be obtained with the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway already consructedthus giving entire new
route from the West New York. ind pendent Of tho
Erie and all other roads, and entirely under the control
of fhe lam, liz md
strucon Of this line, 1t Is claimed, will not only macr
ally inure the corporation asking the injunction above
specified but win also direct large portion OF tho West
trade from the city OF Philadelphia and throw into
New York.
The following table shows the receipts OF -four and
grain at the principal lake ports during the week ending
December 49,
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Totals 80 COS 2o2 800 100 729 1917 oos 1898 10 AZ
-o-a QJ0t .spcY en, I0G1 nsa

Totals 80 606 202 $40 100 T29 l07 OBS 1878 10,432
Prov 1927 6s6 $40 $780, 26 1870 JOB 106 1S9 81 0Sd
The earnings of the oarietta and Cincinnati Railroad
during tho second week in December amounted to
$25629; increase the receipts Tor the time
year, So. 327.
The route Of the Huron and Ontario ship canal,
extending it does in almost a line from
the waters of Lake Huron to those Of Lake
Ontario. compasscs distance Of four hundred and
twenty eight miles, md is intended To about
three times that number of miles Of dangerous and
tedious navigation The enterprise Is under the dlrec-
tership of Mr. Frederic G. Capreo of Toronto Canada
and is likely prove Of tho important works
OF internal Improvement at present ia contemplation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-24

THE ORIGINAL DRAFT President LIsCofS's EMsNCrrA-
noN Pm ciAnAu,v.-The Albany correspondent OF the
Springfield Republican says 1.-THE State Library rooms
contain Object OF great interest now and witch In the
coming centuries will be Of still greater and increasing
iDtcrestvz the original draft of the proclamation OF
emancipation" considerable portion is In the hand.
writing Of Mr. Lincoln and tho remainder In that Of tho
Secretary state with the exception OF the quotations
from the laws of Congress which are printed and at.
tachcd tho manuscript This orginal draft Is accom-.
panied by notc from Mr. Seward certifying to it, genu.
incness and accompanied by the statement that
gwen by the late aenled President the Albany SAM
tary FAIR where II ratified for and drawn by Gerrtt
Smith, who donated IL to the United States Sanitary
Commission, from whom II purchased by the state
OF New York II Dctcd to the Sanitary Commission over
two thousand dollars
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Our Rhesms Corre.pondsno..

4
ANCIENT provinces CHAMPAGNE, Oct. 10, 1896.
This Pears Vatoge-Saperior Quantity and Quality Of
Wie-Hgh Prices Realized for Grapes, Wine and
Laad-7Ae Vinage al vvzenay-The Champagne
Trode-TM Red Min1 Of Champagne ymroman,se
Appearance Of the Cosmtry-M0rdlay Among TIE Cham
penoscs-Eq1dt and Ezact sisceEscitemenf in Toscs
To-day-Old Houses Stopping and Ne,c Ones Springrg
Up-TAe American Consular Agent in RAeims, DC.
The vintage which docs not usually commence hero
Tin about the middle OF September, this year
plcted by that time, having been brought in nearly
month earlier than usual owing TO the exceedingly dry
weather. which FASTENED the rpenIng of the grape
Not merely in me but in quantity and quality has this
years vintage been cxtraordnarytd since the
year 1858. In all parts Of the district the wine grounds
have had very abundant recole and the character Of
tho wines is exceedingly nne and more than usually
vnous Good this for lovers Of the sparkling bev-
erage who In spite Of the high price now commands in
the United States will be able three years hence TO
drink the wine lying In casks in the cellars Of the
manufacturers The vine growers have all been better
repaid this year than for many years before In the
little district Of vcrzenay where the very best wine Is
produced grapes sold at sixty francs for tho hecto
liirc or the rate OF about nine cents pound and In
and about this little village, situated upon the hillside
above slery tho snug Of francs or about
Ave hundred shousand dollars has been realized from
the grape product and this has been distributed among
the twelve hundred proprietors many Of them owning
piece OF vine land larger than q good sized back
yard at verzcnay SO delighted have these little pro-
prIctors been at this years success, that sun
dry last they had grand Te Deum in tho
church to give thanks for IT, and at the close OF which
NJ wcrte the Mayor Of Rheims gave Ave hundred francs
out of his pocket for the benefit Of the poor Of
vcrzenay-although there ought not to DO many poor
this year. considering the hghprccs which grapes wine
and land bring The verscnay wine, which used prn.
opay by the manufacturers to give ''body" TO their
champagne has been sold this year in cases, as
high as five hundred francs the pece OF two hundred
ltres, two hundred and forty bottles the average
price, however, being three hundred and sixty francs
the piece Land has been cold also at most unusual
prices, some Of II high two hundred francs the
are which would amount TO about fifteen hundred dol
lars acre. although the ordinary vine growing lands
Of Champagne may be purchased At from two TO I'VE
hundred dollars per This year. however 10 excop
tonai 10 all ,hese things and have boon told OF
sinai proprietor who has realized 'ror THIS seaaon's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-24

ride 10 me station, - tsks siook from the omabG
window at these pretty neatly dressed. we'll fosmsA
cAampsnoiss "a they trip along the streets OF Rhosa
and whose bright eyes and handsome features No.
make cad havoc in the heart u . more suscepthssn4
less vtrtuous man
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On hand December 10, 1865. /.

On hanu December 10, 100. .Ifo, ID
The London Baniers' Magazine furnishes the returns
Of the circulation Of the private and DADA stock banks in
England and Wales FOR the four ending the 1lth
Of November These rctu MS combined with the crcu
aton OF the Scotch Irish banks for the period
and the average circulation u tho Bank of England for
che -four weeks ending the SIN OF November ho
date furnished by their rcturns will give the following
results Of the circulation OF in THO United Kingdom
Mhan cnnll,nrnd with The nrn viois month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-24

Petroleum stocks we've dull. At the first board Phole
Greek closed 30c lower than the time ycser-
day. selling at s4 60; Palmer Petroleum % IS, Ben
nccG Run sl5 co. Bradley &c. Brcvoort 80 So Empire
City &c. Germana 29c, Rynd Farm &C.. United States
$27 90, Webster ST. Gunne Gold 81 o5, Waikiki 81 49,
The Worcester railroad Company have declared dvi-
dcnd OF 5 u per cent, payable January l.
The Boston and Mime Railroad Company have declared
dividend OF per cont net, payable January TO hold
ers Of stock 10th inst
Tho Boston and Prov dence Railroad Company have
declared dividend Of 8 per cent payable January l.
. Tho Boston, Newport and New York Steamboat Com
pany have declared dividend Of per cent, payable
January l to holders OF stock 18th inst.
The following tatAe shows tho balances and ccarngs
the Clearing House in Chicago fot the ending on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-24

The directors OF the Fifth National Bank OF this city
have declared semi annual dividend Of ave per cent,
payable on the I'd Of January next
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-15
GAreiben Ses @~rdfioenten 2tncoln an
Den 0rafen De 0aspariit+
@aiAtnatpn, 4, Mu9. |
@eehrter Ser

WeeDrter Derr
SIR mertbes SMretben, battrt Srb, Gan=
ton @aabt, in Der S9wei3, 18. Suit 1862,
babe tb erbalten.
Der mpralt19e @inprud mar oaSS@ltmmltR
pom Dem &an1pf Dor NtGmpno, benin lettl
Mrseang tpar 1e6r entmutbt9enb. DD1 mir
balten bereitS mteper StanD u.lD tperpert aud.
ipte mir bufen, balD wieber pur9eben. uebrtz
gems CLAUDE tA, BAT SET ben leBten @efe6ten
Der Setnc an Mannl6aft unb Miatertal
arGBere Gerlulte e~rlttte1t, Die er niGt 10 letGt
erfeben fam, ais mir. Sci unS lit jeDer Sui
bat elm Wiann BON @6arafter lt1p mub NIT
me6r NIidli9t bebanOelt perDen, als bieS IN
europa gu sel9eben pfe9t. DeSbalb fpnnte
unlere sroBe Nrmee mod pur6 serinsere Ser
anlalune, ais bier 1tattfanp, % 1ebr ent.
mutbtgt merDen, 70 Dap Elm nener Nufruf fritz
Der nptbwenpi9 purpe, ais man erwartet
Bate, @tr merDen tnpeB BALD wieoer neae
Nnperbungeh gu Stanpe 9ebra6t baden.
@unpern sic lid niGt, wenn sic bGren, baB
mir auA sur 3iebun9 genGtbtst paren.
&Cmmt eS mir pu9 lelbt punperbar Dor,
aber Die &e9terung lit pur1 ba8 a1gemeine
Gerlangen Da3u %ge3ipuilgen, Saulenpe, Die
ntmt felbIt Otenlt nebutet molten, pplen 8ipar
8ablen unD Sub1ttltuten ~lteler, tpenn nur
Nnpere, Die in 9leider Sage lfnb, baburG &C.
nGtbt9t per0elt, tpenn audi nod 70 ltngerrl,
baleIbe 3u tburt. NuBerDent 3teben Jreipil=
ltge 1T Der &e9el Dor, IN neu 9ebilpete 8egi=
menter ein3utreten, ipabreno nit Den G%Dnicri=
btrten alte 9feetmenter 3ereDaltanot9t tperoett,
no Mann fir Mant nod etnn1al 70 otel
wertb 1T,
Sie fra9en : @te fpmn,t eS, baB Der Npr=
ben NIT leina 9rpben 2lrrneen ben Nrmeen
bes @iipenS gegenaber 70 oft in Der Minper=
aabl if2 2eiper mnb i9 .oteS ausefeben.
Mdre th Mdlitar, 70 pnrDe t6 Die 6rase be1
fer beantpprten fGnnen. SIS 1T pte5 audi
ppbl beaGtet pUrDen; Der Grltnb Der @r1hei=
rans lts9t, CLAUDE i'd, in benz l1mitanpe, baB
Der 6etnD Die tnneren 2inten in1te BAT ltnD MIR
Die duBeren, pOpur6 lnlerf Sperattunen DEM
5einpe oerratben werOen, Die peS 6einbeS a6er
ntGt ut8.
DaS 8u@ unb ben 8rtef Die ste mir De-
Dtctrten, BABE t6 empfaneen; nebmen Sie
meinen aufrt@tieen Danf pafar. Ntan be-
punDert Sic IN Nmerifa ais talentDolen
S6riftfeler utO Serebrt sic tpeaen Sebrer
SYmpatbten fur unS utD SIRE 9iebe slr
5retbett. Gle BADEN Spllfpmmen &eGt, 6aB
fir un6, ipe9en unlerer Stelune gu europa,
militdril4e @rfulge 9plt GROCER gSt6ttefett
linp, eS gilt bie6 AUDI in geSug auf ur lere
tnnere 9Clttif. Op9 iAetnt e8 unbtQia, ba6
baB cine &etbe BON @rfol9en tnnerbalb zines
balben Sobre6 ipppur9 Elm sanb BON me6r als
100000 SuaDratmetlen fret puroe, uns 70
rpenig uiben lp1te, ais Der Gerluf elmer I'M
enti9teDenen S@laGt uns 9eI6abet baben
iOlte. OD6 mir miiden @eOulD baben. @s
frent mt@ iebr, 3u bGren, baB metn @erfabren
SIREN Anli&tea entlprtGt,. Sd babe mad
meiner beften 1eber3eueung srban6elt, ubns
SelbfluGt unD 5ab, unp werOe NIT @pttes
5alfe 70 fcrtfabren.
gie9men sic Die @erli&sruneen metner
9rVBtea 5p4a4ting utp @ertbl6Gbune.
abraham 9tncDIn.
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mi1ltpnem g d ar5er an TIRE
GteIIe aefeBt perpen iDllen, I It
Elm 9prf6lag, Der nmr 9ema9t
IN merben tram6t, 1t m aud o.
I6Ieih perbammt al werDen ~
Didicn metnt, DAP Cor eben gerapelc pom
gcrurtbetl an9etedt felt tpte ptele atoere
Qeute i'm glcrDen uno Sipen. CT 9lanbt
ni6t rie Cor, an etnen ufeltsewur3elten Nn=
taapnismus" betDer Nafen, Der nit Der TIM
tertpGuns pper 8ertreibun9 BON elmer perl Ell
BEN enbtgen mitIe. Der Sflapenbalter bafie
ben Neeer ni6t mebr ais ben yyanfee" unp
tppIe man Die Srennuns peS etnen NeserS)
70 maGl e man audi Die Srenaun9 oeS anpern
0anfee) wplen. :3wtl6en Dem Steeer utD
@eiBen berr11e ntGt mebr Nnta9cntSnu8,
ais srtlden Supen unb Gbrtlten, proteltan~
ten tub &atbpliten. Na9 Der Gbeprte De6
5errn Gpr miutrpe eS our Belt Der @rinonns
Der Nepublif ba6 8elte sepelen ieit, oas Sano
inter Die perl6iebenen u@laubisen" 5a tbet=
len. gr tpilrpe pann pprseI Glagen baber,
ben Nrptetanten bic Neuz@nelanp Staaten
su eeben, ben Snoen 9ennIYloanien n,to Netp=
SerieY unp ben 9telt ben Gatbplifen. Slid
lidermetle batten aber Die @riiuDer Der Ste
publif Die @el6iGte urD Die men|Hlt9e Naz
tltr beNer Serltanpen, uno barno6 sebanbelt.
CT, Dtdlp Jon, fabrt Dann fort: v9Str baben
eeleben, mie bic @prurtbetle antlhen Sube
uno Gbrilt, 3pti6en Drptetant lnO Gatbplif,
wobl neben chamber eriltirt uuo iA 9ertragen
baben Dur9 Die Nirtuns Der erbabenen Brin=
3ipien unierer Nesieruns. OeraOe 70 p}ro
pas Nelultat fem, ipenn man bte1e prin5ipien
auf Die 1GNparse 8affe d1tpe1oet. Der yte9er
lptrD burA Die @leiH9ett Dor Dem 0eleg ben
GbreetS baben, Elm gutter Gir9er gu merben,
wabreno Der ambttiDle gSeiBe Die Nfaht pes
Neeerpptum8 relpeftiren uup 1lGen pirp, pa6=
lelbe bur1 quite 8ebanpluag pe6 Neger8 gu
sepinnen. Sbne 3weifel werpen li6 feline
friberen Metlter Dase9en pebren unp 5upet~
len werDen fnpwnptbineiltilde &ubeltGrun9en
TAFT tnpen, aletn Der ltarfe Nrm Der Jte9te=
run9 ioQ %Otelelben unterpriiden urtD naG nttb
mad tpirb If9 ein Sober Der neten Srpnnlt9
Der Dinge fagen. Serfabren mir pa9e9en
pen umsetebrten Neg utp bebdnpellt ben See
ger ais einen madtlplen Bartab, ais ein UNI
munpi9eS &tnD, Der rpben 8ebanplung pes
Starferen unter;pprf ZEN, unp Derpan1nt 5a Dem
eeben zines NuSgefobenen, 10 beparf e8 fetlter
srpben @rppbeten9abe l,,t DEN ~blrti9en Stat
ientampf int Sipen p~prau85uieben, penn Der
yls9er BAT l9On 3t piel BON Der 6retbeit 9ez
noiien, I'm liA nit ipeni9er als Der leidbeit
0pr Dem @eleb ,ufriepen gut geben.
SD mDGte ptele traurtge @atalfrppbe ber=
metren, NQs Elm Mtteltep pes COMMITTEES
gab t9 @eneral Cor metne freupt9e Inter
ltibuns unb trerpe eS AUDI ferner tbun, Oenn
i'm Senat ut1p I'M 5elpe 5ei9te ct itb pe6
gertrauenS wirpig. allet1 i6 CLAUDE, er 1T
in 8e3iebuns auf cine 9rpBe 5rase in flag
li6em Srrtbum. Nian 1T ntht 9e9ea tbn
auf9etreten, mabriAetnli6 neil man Der Sa@
de ni6t ldapen woate. OieIe6 SAwet9en
tGnnte jepp6 ais lebereinl timm1n9 NIT iet=
nen Mnli6ten an9eeben perOen ultp th tpilrbe
bebouer1t, ipei1lt cine 70 trrtbamliGe S4lnB@
fUlgerun9 ge3p9en trerben fGnute."
50. Sc. Dtdfpn,
Cincinnati, Nuguf 10. 1865.
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stn.ff0rS OiOtiS fur AppelatiOnen.
3. 9iltrlft BON Marplano,

3. 9iltrlft BON Wtarplano,
Office 2O3 SO. 8lltimprefrY ater 9arntens Grprsb.
Burger Der 8, 9, 10 IL. IL, IL, IA, Is, 1917, Is, 1s u. 20
Narb Ger Staot Baltimore
uFbmt NectiS.
&ne @tnfcmnaer f~eusrdablsr u QUE anbsre, tnttretltrt bt
her S1eueri 6asun8, AufS ablur8 Der @infinfte. 9tSenien unh
Artital, pe In Iateae u per eiGnet unb baI@ pie rerl9tes
ienen @fbul fS. A0sf0ren ber pbeneenannten StltrttIe nnN
W4rhs retpurntrt auf ter abrlt&en 3tfe fur 1865,
iDereet biertnit benadri6tigr,
oaB Id &ppeaatiDaen rpegen Srrtblm'r Deer nbertrtebener
NblbGsung, Muf5ibtun9 Ger G~tufmnfte, bar6 ben Aisior
UOer gebniis-2f loren bes 3. Dttrtfte oDn WiarpIanb, IN Ote
ldbrl DE Cite bon 1865 einsetrceert, tn rhetner . free, 293
Us. 8Gt lnOrettr, tGbl d. pcrn 21-31. Mu9ut bon 9 ubr
UiprgenS bis 3 lltr~ Na6mlttass entse9ennebrie unb earub.r
snti6etee, Die 9taen uAo 3 Dsptcne Der Sebiills- 9%Heforen
ltessn sur @tnliAt often. Das @efss DerfuSt bab tetne
u peItattpn trssnb Semanb eefnttet tpirb, nahbem
ct ssrau at8s(&det 9no bic rte A9I6asuag enthaItsn,bs etae
GEM Gp0ettCr tes DtffriftS berettS ~ubereeeen tit. Mppeua'
tpnen, mtlGe, ME eCrbsr sefa5t. BET Gem &d. flor tema@t
psreen muGtn i4rtft!s3 eei9sgsn nnS nag senaus @sreait.
nts, @eeeutuns peer perfOn, i'm 5aue eth prpJsB bseebrt
perten fpute, fcrte GrHnb unb lrf1te beS Deri,benS, mpr-
uter man f@ bS t9rperk, ~Gngfgebtn ~uer6en.
SSt S. Stemart,
(auel1-31) &ht0Vr 3 DtRr. W~tarplanb.
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Sberlt Sieut. unb 96, Sen. Obi
2lms 0irainien. (gefreite serlo,5en 5,

Aus WlTsiniem. (gefrette perla0en ben
Staat) @esen 1000 8efreite se6en mad
DEM etaat Seem gurf, Sic ino s%eOunoen
@~prpetl, Sol3 gu lAlasen, pofir le per Saq
Sl ltno Jtattoten erbulten. Sier bepauert
man btei en Gerlult an Mrbeitsfraft ntGt uno
mare eS Der SAT-, 70 tpirbe es ni6t aut lein.
Otele yie9er, bic tebt tta@ Stem gJurf aeben,
pitrpea audi Damn niGt bier bleiben, le,lbIt
ipenn tbnen bGGerer 9pbn 9ebpten iriirbe. sic
tpollen ibre 6retbeit benuben ben Net, Der
gleubeit pes gteilen6 su eenieBen. sic 6aben
Sdiptngen befpnmeh unb ippGet nun leben,
pb tie b~teielben at9 brau9en fDnnen. Dieles
9ar5e SOlf iNetnt iebt ba3u 9ult 3a baben.
SObalp Der gie9er 500 in @reenbad8 betlam=
men pat, 9ebt er na6 Dem Norpen unD fpmmt
,slteft fpteper. DaS it's, tpas mir tpplen, bas
SssMgt lnS petBe @rbeiter ms 9anb, te eber,
l2Sal9tngtunS Seitament.) Das Srqtnal
eOn SSalptngtOns Sefament, welGes sI Mr=
lang pes Srte9s nebt anbern ~rrfunben BON
6atrfar COURTEOUS bierber sebradt tpprpen
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9lus beut Situate MarDlauO.

Gectl GpmntY j. = (gerbaftuhg zines
GatermSrbers.) @eltern Dor 8 5a9en p1rpe
Spfepb @eblter burb ben S6erif beS Gpun=
tYS unp 3tpet pennlYlpantlAe geamte nabe
8pttonrppp Stattpn Serbaftet 1tnD In Die
Clifton Sail 9ebraGt, rp ct Bis Oienfa9 Niprz
gen 1T 6aft 9ebalten tpurbe, UNI Scn ba na6
MpntgumerY Counts, ga, gebra6t nnp me-
gen @rmprOung letneS 8ater6 prp3elItrt gu
werpen. @ebl ter befam Dor etnt9en @Ohen
Streit nit 1einem Gater nnb i'm Gaul@e be6
aufpalenben SprneS lpaltete er Dte1em NIT
elmer Nrt ben &ppf. Gr purbe f116tlie
rnp fUnnte ~rtrgenps g~efunpen tperpen. Da
CT etne Dame aus pbteer Na@bar19aft 9e.
betratbet Bate, ll1Gten i'm bic SebDrpen bort
itnD waren 10 erfOl9ret9, tbn an 9etannter
Stele ein3ufan9en.
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GpwlpntpwnzS Sail entIprungen.) - Der fre6e
Dieb ltabl, welGer Dpr etntsen Ntonaten in
Dem 6aule beS 5errn @prtbtngtpn an Der
&etlterstown Npab DurG 5 m,gebli6e Sc
beimppli3ilten Seribt purbe, lit tppbl mod je=
Dem unlerer 9eler I'M @epd6tnib. @S 9elan9
Der pirfli9en @ebetmpoliSet, lire 8p9uSsGpl=
lesen St perbaften, uno bte1elbeh raren felt
benz in Der %SppIontpmner Sail tnbaftirt, i'm
ibren @rp3eB absutparten. Sn Der 5reita98~
Na6t 9elang eS Dreien Der Sonpe, 9farten6
Benjamin &raft, Solepb Storm unp GbarleS
8enner, GIT entflteben unb ptelelben %befinoen
lt@ 9esenparttg mod auf freien 6iBen. Gin
&nabe glamenS Splepb Se1linger nno 5tret
Neeer entflpben ebenfallS nit tbnen. GS TT
bD@Ite Belt, DAP Die alte Sarrade IN SOM
l%pntppn, mel4e falt gum SpOtt BEN Namen
Sail fabrt, bur6 Elm feites, ipltpeS @ebarpe
erlebt ptrp.
(5euersbrunlt.) = Die S6suern nnr
Stalluneen auf Der 5arm beS 6errn SCiepb
Soipen am 9ptapscp SEED murben am lebten
Oonnerita9 Elm Taub Der 6lumuen. Serluit
$4,000.
CSerbdftet.) = 2etptS GrcB BON @pipansz
tOpn, Elm 5uritd9efebrter Gebeueniplbat, lit
oes 9cGOerratbs an9eflagt unp perbaftet
,oprDen.
Nlle9banY s puntp. - (Sel.) =
Set Den Srten 0rant6pile unb @elternpprt
ptro jebt feiBtg na9 Sci 9ebpbrt unp bic
betrefenpen uaternebmer bDfen 5uYeriGtltd,
auf @rfol9.
= Set bret N6p1en BADEN Die Mpunt=
Sapa9e-@iienwerfe aufgeb6rt au arbeiten unb
mebrere bunpert Nrbetter linp auBer 8eI6Gf=
ti9un9. Oa5 Sabrtfat 1T 3u btatg eepprpert,
pabrenp Die 2Sbne nc9 gu bod lte9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-15
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