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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20
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THG ATyO8MAXe8 NOATAa e.
M
The following b the oath prescrioeu "
Mr.. Haines' bill. 70 be taken by al attor-
-. 80. 4. -. discussed at
ne!s N 'his SIa'e' .de the
great length Yesterday, and was "
sna.;sI ordar tor ,o.day. at Jpn:
SF- 4o- .fs,m as the case
do solemnly swear lot haTne arms against
may be) that have ne authorities Of the
the legally eons . .;ded. nor abetted, nor
United states: ;nsnrcents, in the so-called
symPatnizcrun s.Jeracy. rebelling against the
Southern W. ~ The United States, since the
Gose,nmf March. 1851; aud in particular,
IGN oAy ,,nIy swear, that did not applaud
90 sI,s,;on OF jefferson Davis, Judah P.
tas in and their official associates when
BEN y. ,ss;T seats in the United States Sem
Inet "a snnounced their remuneration of al.
se, 30 the Government of the limited
E lss md their ;rtsnt;on m stimulate. belp,
oeA o.reura,s ths ;ns,;tnt;on or a govern.
ot ...;sh;r ~. En,;,. ~ 10 Ifn;,ed States
SS.,;,s - q, en,;rai,, srs,. from, the Gov.
nOsS,S .s - ,hs IIr;tsS 60. ,h.t Aid M,
II.'I ~. Sr;,,,. ,,,,.,s r., Snn,,ar in the
SSpg as - Gh,rIss,oI S,n,h csroI;nn which
ia ~. ~ a. az Io,S J,y Of AnT;I
,Ss, ~, ,hs rehsl,;ons Toroas Of ne so.caIied
S roo., ~ Conts5.rse,, 49, nsvsr axnresse6
~" Lnna ,hst The n,;i;,arv forces Of The So
wy ~ Son,harr. confsdsr,cv MIGHT he sue
eag s., h.,,Ia ~ sn,. ,;rns s,,;nst the mill.
.ess' 800 ~ ,hs Goysrnr,,nt AZ the JIn;,eG
S -. 't| 80 rn;e;.aa go a rsnor,o3
States' t" 49,, =. ,a;l;..s,, t,rca 81 tbs
Nletol{ "a Sn.,Sa-I Santa5sra.v a. ,g.ins,
~ r.;l;sax,, 60 oS,ba Cavern.
any any " ra;,.S c.. ~, h,va nevar
tienI VI t1e 80 a., toss;,,,, ,,o,vars roiob,
e4PIesSu :1 ,.s.s = tha ITn;3e5
in'er'eie u sue 80 - ,Sc, &c Al
States' th.. sou.eeS ~ 49, ~ ,nto
recuty VI ScsL..a ront,Sorao,.
nance 10 1ne % oeIeu . S"Ss,Ie - - ~,
tnat never Souiulu NSS -. "N'. .maa S"n,h
OF omeer .n tne amy " -, sae ~ n,hsr,v;Sa
esn Sonleu3' contr,hsn5 nj
tneleoS t"g t.nnn.;n,,Ir h.rhored or
Wat ma 80, ~ on;Ssary of the 80.
mS5 S,.h.~ confs6er,cy. that I never
carey S, -" ;IIaaal escDns fron military Gus.
,.Ss ~ nv nerson or persons arrested under
W! " 80 ,.asssnn,ble act;on. or use of dis
S..,s. tha, T meyer contributed in
80 r..n6s- 70 ,he building of vessels of war
49, Ss.cr;nt;on. To me known. or suspected
" .sn5a5 20 sa;l under =, letter of maroue
teoUe J.E nav;s. president of the so-calied
Son,hern Confeieracy, and 10 pre-, upon
,~.rrh.n, yessels owned or sailed by citizens
of the United States; that never belonged
TO or sncourasea .ae naSar S,op pSsr
a s1S hostile to the Government Of the United
States; and I do solemniy swear Tor afirm
as the case may Oe ga iI J.f.Ds ,bs c"nst;,utian
and Government of the United States against
all enemies, whether aome mes n OF IoreiS "a
maj Una. r W ,S S cons,;rnt;on and Geyernmeni
of the United States; and that will to the
extent Of my 1GIsy use my InnSspSe v as
ment and foster a love and reverence for thu
Flag Of the Union, any laws, ordinance o.
any S.1 0s;o oo ~ .nv ,os;ssy ns,oeia,ion
or any decree or order from any source what
ever, to the contrary noswi'nst9naing; an'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20
sprn1An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rl,

SPECIAL Acknowledgement Bias
del, of Nevada, has created quite an ex-
element by his veto of special bills. 1t
appears tina. the Constitution of the new
State positively inhlbits special legislation,
while legislators assert that it is absolute
ly necessary. The Governor stands by
the constitutional law, and the Legislators
stand by necessity, which knows no law.
The early conflict between the Constitu-
ton and necessity bodies anything but
harmonious Executive and Legislative de-
partments. Some of the adherents of ne
cessity talk of compelling the Governor to
abdicate. and others think of leaving the
capiral themselves. the necessity Of pay
ing their bills doubtless prompting them
them to the latter course.-Sac. Bee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

MARX CRRDuIous. One would sup
pose it next to impossible that q person Of
sufficient literary taste and aspirations to
offer his illusions to publisher, at this
date of the worlds history, should be b
norant of the fact that an Gnonyr.okf con-
tribution goes struightway to the itoye.
We are in constant receipt Of this kind Of
fuel, notwithstanding the thread-bare
warning which has been given to that
effect even since newspapers were pub
lished. Mr.. MARX CREDuIous" docu.
ment took the usual course" this morn
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

CoSTRADlcTEp.-A statement having
been put forth that Garibaldi had virtually
expressed himselfin favor of the South, a
private letter from him is published, in
which he asserts he has been misunder-
stood, and says: My opinion of the
American question is well known. Not
only do 1 hope from it the abolition Of
slavery, but consider the question to be
one affecting all mankind. Woe to the
world if the North does not come out VIC
torious.''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

TIE DIVISION QuBsrIox.-The ques-
ton of advisor of Storey county, and
creating new one for Gold Hill, is de-
cidedly the most popular thing out with
our citizens. We have conversed with
many Of our heaviest taxpayers upon the
subject, and have met with hardly dis
senting voice. We trust the Legislature
viii not delay action upon it. Storey
county. as public sentiment now is, is
like "a house divided against ITSELF"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20
Latest Dispatches!
SAN FnANC1s0o DlsPATCH.


Especial DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEwS.I
Robbery-sudden Death-Fire Tele-
Rraph-The Wreck Of the or SsHn
Franklin.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 2O-2P. n.
Billy Wilson and Cornelius Lyons were
arrested this morning for entering q saloon
and robbing it. When the officers as
covered them they entered, and were .t as.
founded at finding Wilson endeavorlng 10
pass himself off as the proprietor. Inc
noise, however, awoke the owner, VINO
made his appearance and ended the dis-
pute.
Simon S. Fulda, member Of South fark
Hose Company, fell dead while running
to bonfire. last night, which had caused
an alarm to be sounded.
The wires of the fire alarm telegraph are
nearly put up. -.
Captain HaIloe, with the William lre'
land and two other vessels under direction
of Captain Fletcher, agent of the under
writers, started for the scene Of the wreck
of the Sir Franklin yesterday.
Over three hundred barrels Of alcohol
and whisky, and considerable coal oil
candles and other freight have been saved;
and it is third to a half of the cargo will
be recovered. The Captain, Supercargo
and eleven men are known to be lost
Insurance on ship and cargo three hun
dred thousand dollars. ...aa,
stock Sales.
/ Ophir, S29o@300 Savage, $l,6S6Q
1886; Gould & Curry, $l,52O@l,63c ;
Bajazette. 81 5O@5; ChOllar, $l,ol6
Bullion. $7l@74; Imperial, $l2S; Mos
COW, 1923 5O@24 so; Del Monte, $l2.
Greenbac4s, 4St@4S4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

THEArRg IN GoLD HILL "A splendid
theatrical troupe, with MissVirginia How
ard and Mr.. J. D. MCGOWAN in the lead
ing characters, will perform at the Gold
Hill Theatre for few nights, commence
ng on Saturday (to-morrow) evening.
As there has been no dramatic entertain
nent of any kind given in Gold Hill for a
rres, while, this will afford our citizens
a, opportunity TO visit the Theatre. The
troupe has been performing in Carson
City for the past week. .s.f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

DIvIpESD.-The Confidence Mine, IN
Gold Hill proper, has just declared diVi-
dend of one hundred dollars per foot on
its capital stock. This DIVIDEND would you
have been declared on the LIST of January,
but for the difficulty Of getting the ore to
the mills in the month of December. The
Confidence is bully mine, and consider
ing its size, can hardly be said to have its
superior in the State. Its management
too, is in the very best of hands, We
saw some Of the richest rock at the hoist
ing works yesterday that it has ever been
our fortune to Law eyes upon. iG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

An eastern paper says there is a woman
on her way from Ryegate, Vermont, to
San francisco in close pine box about the
size of coffin. She has nervous affec-
ton of the brain, and this mode Of trans
portation was resorted to to protect her
from the noise incident to the journey.
The box has small aperture to admit
air, contains bed, and is mutAed. On
stopping for the night she exchanges her
box for bed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20
Mineryn ConsoIIdated Geld Hill


Mining Company Coppers & Mills ground
Nos, =, 3 and i-Gold Hill, NevadR-Notce h
hereby given TINT the above Company Is no"
incorporated aud fully organized, under the laws
Of the state Of California, In conformity with
Articles Of Agreement entered into by members
of til Minerva" Superior and Omega
Gold Hill Mining Companies and that certificates
of stock In said Company arc now ready for Is
suance. All persons owning stock In either ofthe
above named Minerva" Superior" and "Ome-
ga" Companies represented by certificates, are
hereby requested to hand the same to the fre-
tary, at his Office, room No. =, Armory Hall, sun
Francisco, and receive certificates Of the Minerva
Complicated Gold Hill Mining Company there.
the said Minerva, Superior or Omega Company,
by virtue Of ownership in the said Coppers and
Mills ground Nos 9, , and T. are also requested to
present their claims and receive certificates for the
same. Those residing In the State of Nevada n ny
apply to ROBERT APPLE, Esq, Superinten.
dent, Virginia City, who will forward ind receive
their stock az they may direct.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees:
Id. NGoLDSBY, Secretary.
Room No. 2, Armory Hall,
jale Wv H San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

TIE bill for the payment of invalid and
other pensions, reported in the House, on
the 18th December, from the Committee
ON Ways and Means. for the year ending
with June, 1866. provides S4,Ooo,ooo for
invalid pensions; slooo,ooO for pensions
To widows, mothers, children, and sisters;
and 1880, 900 for revolutionary pensions
Ian aggregate of sil,23O,ooO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

The secession journals in Paris are
amuslngly exhibiting their knowledge Of
American affairs in their comments on the
reelection of Mr.. Lincoln. La France
oracularly announces that the election,
being illegally conducted, isnot binding :
while La Patris informs its astonished
readers that Mr.. Lincoln. not receiving
the votes Of one-half the thirty-six States
of the Union, Il is question whether he
should be recognized as President for the
next four years. Positively, mo other
paper has the news"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

TIE Postmaster-Generars estimate OF
postal expenses for 1855, as communicate
ed TO the House. is Sl4,ess,5oo. 11e asks
for $ls2,o0o for transatlantic service
100000 for letter carriers; $7,so6 for
inland transportation and $4s,ooo for
the West India service. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

A CORRESPONDENT says that he saw in
the British Museum the first Bible printed
BY authority. Turning to the sist Psalm.
insteadSof " Thou shalt not be afraid Of
the terror by night" saw the following
/" Thou shalt not fear the bugs and YER
min BY night" etc. There were other re-
markable differences, but had not time
70 examine many texts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

WHEs General Thomas was cadet II
we.t Point he was called !" Old TOm,"
on account of his sedatsness. BE was .
meshodicsl boy, and IS . man Is 90 strong-
minded that in the army he is known .
Obstinate Tom"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

wHxx General sherman was told that
Gen. corse vas wounded. he remarked !:
wal Il he had half Of his head blown
Of. hs:weuld ssill have more brains than
some Generals have under me"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

Ta1s HAsoED.-Hnry Deadmond is
to Be hanged On Friday. February 18th.
psoxiA6 for nnrdsnpg George w. Meek
and Crawford Isbsll. in Waseo county,
Oregon. He was uisd ct the Dallss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20
NEW TO-DAY.
GfRav6d,

StrRyed. s.-a 4
ABOUT SIX WEEKS AGO, FROM THE
a Office Of the Yellow jacket Company, q MIN.
ing Engineers COMPASS. II was enclosed IN
small square box the box and stan being is.' o.
strsyed, bv zistdks. aud aa Il cannot be OF any
real service without the staff, the person having
II Is kindly requested 10 either return the com.
pass through the Post ONCE or otherwise, or 70
call and get the stat and boz, and no questions
will be asked !.
Yellow Jacket Once, Jan. 90 6S. laO . :.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

s'DEArH The grave-stons makers Of
Boston are on strike, and until he
thing is settled folks have refused to die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

or GOLD HILL, A MEAN, Low, con;
~ TEMPrIBLE, kalfbreed thing. hAa stoSPed
70 faIify, through the press gentlemen wn9 naxs
manner IN which they have been charged. Tne
!" ordsr' fstSFTod 10 Nas hot paid BY NJ, ana y
NOT n our hands and this dirty, lying mongrel
en-. bad every cpportunity Of learning the mcts
connected With de "GreenbAekh nom sltoe,
ISdr. Hal ~ M, BssKan, WAich tho thing
NM 70 Al '1ai - 6EALE q ANDER60N.
Cola am, jan. 10 1e0A lau.St.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20
Dirsolut,orl Notice.

DtB6olutiOn NOULC0s ?
Aror1cE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Arm heretofore doing businsIa 70 Gold Hi,
and Known a. Turpey. D Brlsn Bullet, u thin
day dI11olged BY mutual consent. s.,
HssarS billet 4 O'Brien will continue the
GEORGE w TURNEY,
THOMAS OBRIEN,
r. W. BILLET.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20
Gold Hin, Jan. Is. less I'm

MipInR Company. Tbs. annual meeting OF the
above Company win be held on "wednesday, the
25th day Of January, 1885, at o'clock ?. H., ut
the ofice Of the Company, In Gold HUI, Nevada
iall.td 49, g. ". CHUBBUCK, Secretary, q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-20

CAUTION.-The public AFRO hereby
,auiioued not to buy or negotiats for the follow
ing certificates Of stock In tho Original Hawkeye
.1old and Silver Mining Company, as the same
have been sold for assessments according TO law,
and will not be transferred on the books OF the
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-17
SHinbielt.
Oeiekaebnn0 bam MarhlamD.
81 II It a b o

41 II II q potts 16. 6sbr.
Senat. Ser s9tb. $. 9. 6pltpn, ipele
der alS Der re6tmdBjg erpdblte Senator BON
9oUaro GOuntp ertldrt mar, nabm leinen Sit
Elm. Scr. Carroll pom SncDrppratipnsz Gpmite
beri6tete cine Bill, ben Charter Der 8ptapscu
Wilnen Comp. 5u amenbiren. 9erielbe beri6>
tete Die bereltS i'm 9~elesatenbals aneenpmmene
Sill gu @uniten elmer beuti9en SeuerperIi6ez
rungss0e ieai6aft nit einem Enhancement. Wlr.
DIR BON einem Spesial=@ pmite, beri6tete gu
Suniten Der 8e9iftrirun9 BON Geburten, 1pbe8<
fallen uno 46eiratben. 9ie geneiniame 3eiD-
luton gegen cine Steuer auf 8Idttertabat PAT
iirte. @ertasung.
6aus. 9ieier f6rper 1tabm peri6ieoene
neue 8iaS %ent9egen; oarunter befinbet lid cine
3a Gunlten Der b~efretten 9leger rno cine anoere
pom 8Irgern aus Sarforo County, betreffeno
cine 9lmenOirung bes %2ebrlinsiptems. GOn
Dir. See, I'M benz perein. Seuer>9 Department
5u geitatten, ibren Spno beS ~Nltenmdnner,
Oeiu1atb gu il6ermaden.
@lnittg bert6tet tpurbe iber bic Bill sur eeSSt,z
corporation elmer Baltimore uno 6errinq &un
Pafagierzg iienbabn.
Wtr. Willis bat I'M Die grlaubnib. einen 8prz
etnbrIn9en 81 6itrfen, Sur Nniaafung
8iloes Des perltprbenen Gr>@ .ss6ifs
IN 9ebens9r6Be, uno zines 9entmaIs auf sefIen
@rab.
Sie 8iQ our Gmenpirun9 oes @eietes in See
8ug auf aisenien fir ben @ertauf BON Spiritue
oien, wel4e pOri6reibt. bab Die 8~etreffenoem
oorerit BON 5p6lf GrunoeigentbumbeiiBern in
ibrer Na&bariduft empfOblen peroen inl6en,
tpuroe gum 5peitenmal perleien. Gertaeun9
bis NbenoS Il lbr.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Grter 5 IN e 8. Der 9tapcr H6erI&idte cine
Scti&aft beaHslt& Der freieu Bubble gdnleu Fir geuer.
Hinoes; ~petlelben mar eiu 9etrudtes Circular elmer init
o'eiem 3~ed bet9dtistsn @eieGi&aft ~beiSefHst. neber>
Der Sei@lnB, $4,000 CUR @rri9tuns unS @usftattuna
e'nsr neaen Pablic S9uIe gu b~etpiGiseu, paiFrtc.
wtr. patio aberret@te 8ei4tNfe, in pel9en bic 3rauer
bes Stabtrat5S it6er ZEN Bob bes Senators Sida ou8oes
Iproteu tprrbe.
3~elter 5 NJ e 8. -. Str. 0toOre rief bic Drbi>
nan3 anI, Der Blinbens un6 &uubtummen@2aftalt nettere
$500 ffr 2 Sabre 5a sertuiIisen. 8aIfrt.
Die OrOinant ieoem 6reipiQisen, welber bic GtaSt
Quota falea buft, $500 Bounty 5H seben, pallirte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-17
81 MnetenaSo!l bes Yieocrtrnn;ee
a1 20. Sebruar
in ben WeiU MfemblN WOOms.
m,

y q III.
~ @rreer Maafensxs, er6fnet bon BEN 1eien besabtea
eefolst bon i6nmtltAen fatenttrten gldrreu unb
bic hle6erne Wuft iptelt etnen Mario uub
aus BEN tauertaftefen etpfen etsens az bte1etn 8wede se-
fertiate Geabpnne, mad Der Welpbte: uSdter 80 Sabre bf
bu dlt."
~ g%0dbrsnb hes Rarf&ss: Ginsus beS griuasn guraepal
NIT ieinem 8efclse:
a. Serplbe b. Banner. unb 8abnentraeer nit hex
gen, unt9eben BON ietnent nGrrtl9en Scffd1te d.&oel.
fnaber. Stieien unb Emerge; C. bertttene 2etbearbe
t. btr 9Dftn6enma9en nit &etbtpd uaO &atentuneen;
<. Nepr1ientanten aler Narrenltaaten: Terte NIT
tranme 8etn' UT Sdpel; ret6e @neeGdnner nit
Selthn 6rdntuie NIT eruBe Wtduler: aatrRe DtttRhe
nit r~tefslanee S9nrrrbart ptlbe 8uHe, bide Sol
ldnner Ralmude; puuafe; Spttetptte upb amer
8eiineel h. Gin frteelieben6t3 &leetldtt: /. Der
last Draft; k. Sammel inrtum Spdusem1nn6er
fort6eldufene Strrtpiid, SrrIt6ter I'M Detpel6er
f8ntarte Sunee; SOunte Sumper, @aleeartd &c.
81 nn9ebsure Settettettt wslGe Or. Hldeber1eatl6 benubt
ietne bumrrtatl4en Yiuen an ben Wtann gu btin8en, TObei
U1i1er unb S&ul3e ais Warftf6reter tienen.
AZ @rdnte Quabrtle GiatpItnD, eetan3t bon metreren
GeufetsterlS beS 2teeerfran3eS.
81 2uft8e gtarrenfprunse ub YurJelR1unte, ~aas8efatr
Ssn BEN 7 8 dtmpn5ftreerM.
81 Suntelnagelneues t~riii Observation-Disclosures ia
fha-8auet.
Snbcrtptisns Itfen lte1en pfen bet.
s. Sempel gtO. 10 y. Hrebertfir.
Dtntwart. 100 Tdpetttfr
SetoeriG, G. %9tbtrtefr.
Peters, Stag 9da, 9auDperitr.
BARE, 20 etsbttr,
8ditSr, / g. Treberiffr.
SDbn @~rpubaret. 70 &nfeGr.
8. S6pary, 327 50. 8altimOreRr,
9ep. .. 3tEiHbad, 70 ID. 8dIttmprefr, ND GinIaB-
tdrtca a 81 teinfalie6lt& iptt feparater Sameutartsn) su
taten tn6. Sur etne ltmiltrts Nnsabl BON 3arten iptrb
duS4eeeben.
(ianz1 81 enuGSptter graf.
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Sermif0fes.

GENERAL so s q II + a, ebemalioer
g,rdIibent Der Ser. Staten pom Columbia, if
IN glep yprt ansetommen uno mill ieBt Graz
tcnc, Stalien, Yreuben uno anoere beutIde
2dnoer b~ereiien, urb apar in biplpmatiI6er
Gi9enf6aft i'm Suffrage ieiner @e9ierung.
Gen. Npsquera f6tug aIs prooiiorii6er Brdis
bent BON Columbia i'm December 1860 nit
5000 Mann Elm speifa6 fairies Seer, uno bic.
tlrte Der &epubltt Ecuador ben Srieoen. Gen.
WOsquero le9te bic 8rditoentl9ait nieoer, ala
i'm NprI 1864 fem amtsterimin III enoe qina.
Auf feiner Niiii1n na9 europa bealeiten ibn
Capt. 6. NrbpIanbO, 2i.ut. 6. Npsquera unb
8. MOsqusra. Wasri6einIi9 miro Der Gene
rdE ant ndditen Mittmp9 bic Stabt perIafen.
"SpteI MALLS. Die 9am>
burger 8rigg nGusuite", gapitdn 8enosI, bate
I'm slOoember pOrisen Sabres auf bet Subrt
pom Gn9Ianb na4 6apanna, unpeit Ter a,s.
rem, etnen auBsr9ew6bnli6 beftigen Srfan AZ
beftebsn. Ser Sturm, fanf Sage lang lpitbepo,
nabm benz S4tfe SegeI uno Raaen, rib eintn
Ibe:! bes Sedes auF uno wui9 babel oas aroSe
Boot, Ubsleid es feitsefdraubt, beruntsr. 9ie
Brt9g trieb enblt4, oa cine Qanbung in sSsant-
reid uno Spanien niB9lldte, na9 @nglano que
rid. 9ort, i'm 9afen BON 9artmptb, beItrte
lie pr9en[ang bic ~erIittene 9aparie aug. NHh
bas rerlorere 8oUt tpuroe bur9 elm r,eues ers
fest. 8ei Der eriten PrpbeTabrt ieopd iunt
oofelbe pl0Bli6, unb nut nit Der 9r6Bten An.
trensun9 rettete iUh bic Demanding bur9
S6wimmen. @inise Gage oarauf, naGoem
saa ~9tiuntene 8rOt tpieoer eeboben mar, ereis.
tete ii4 aber Elm 3ufau, Der ebenio bur9 feline
SeItenbsit, als Ourb einen eetpifsn Bug ibnt
ianepcbnenoer 8Oeiie, intereilire1 m6dte. @pa
cen 8suen setricben, idtpanm bus uIte Boot
Beg nNn9uite", bas an etnem 1900 en9lii6e
ReiItn entfernten Drte pom @erbed g"eri1en
ano feds @odeu lang st Spiel bss Weeres
gepsien mar, rubi9 IN bentielben 9afen Elm. in
benz fem e4iff cine 3ufu6t sefunben bate.
Us mar ibm sefOl9t unO bdtte iia fiber an feline
Seite seleet, mare es ni6t an Der Ginf1brt be8
9afens aafgefi6t poroen. 9as 8opt, nod
in sieuIi& 9utem 3uitanoe, fam our@ bic afs.
curonj gum 6ffentlideu 8ertauf. ga bat es
ii4 Der Gupitdn Der pqu9uts" nutlrIi9 ni6t
nebnten lailen, bos trsue 6abrseug pieber iu sr,
|ltebsn, uno ss nun an ieine aIte Steue 9eiett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-17

Sic balboffSieue 8rooinstal=g Corresponding
BON Berlin meloet, bic 8eratbungen beS &abi@
nets iiber Die i6leswiss bpliteinii6e Srase ieien
10 peit 9eoieben, oaB Preuben balo feline 8ea
~pinsunsen Der 26iung iener 6rase 6ifentli3 be-
fannt MAIDEN fDnne.
Ser &6nig bon Breuben ipra6 in ieiner Artz
mort auf bic NOreile beS Serrenbauies iein 8ee
Oauern aus, bab baS 6au8 Der Mbgeproneten
feline yteisung tunb 9ebe, ieinem S6ritte sur
&~eri6bnung entge9en gu tclnmen. Gr ertldrte,
er tperbe unipanbelbar ouf ieinen Grfldrun9en
in ieiner Sbronrebe bebarren uno prppbeaelte,
oaB bas WibuertdnoniB balo peri4pinoer
perbe. Ser neue preubii6e Militdr9eleBoprs
idlag mar ppn benz &6nig genebmi9t pDroen
unb ielte BALD benz lSaule Der Mb9eOroneten
pOr9eIe9t tperoe1.
z- ag4tl CEincten. ra
Sine Sepei6e aus Gpnitantinppel meloet bic
Gr6ffnuns zines telesrapbii6en @srtebrs 5wt,
i6en 8aaoao uno Ofinoien. Sic erIte 8pt,
16oft puroe AM 20. San. BON benz @pupers
neur BON 8a9caO OH ben Gouperneur Don
Bombay sei6idt. $3.50
Stalicm.
Sn Surin bauerten 8olfssS empnftratipner
fort. 8erbaftunsen puroen pDrsenpmmen,
aber es fielen teine ernltliden Hubelt6run9en
Dor. sac esa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-17

Bette lptelte, iiber 9errn MOieau, Der ben reiz
9en 9anquier Spelmeper aufS Natlrli6its
imltlrte, iiser 9errn @irtb, ben Gt>9 ambuur
uno 0efdngnibwdrter, iber 9errn &ei6ert,
ben Wtt6el bon einem @auernburi4cn unO
uno lber lutte quaint - 9errn uno 9amen!
SaS Stid wiro beute wieoerbplt uuno per
eInen plab baben mill, Der lebe BEL J3eiien gu,
bah er einen betomae!
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Observation-Disclosures.

aPeriDr@ourt.- 9Iaac NIB S5oulas De-
S"go SeSeH @corse u. Sroten. Gi&t ~beenbist.
. Q NJ ~ . n @IeaS q erid +. Sie Nirm1
$aelor aaS 9arrner seSen u. o. @uIs6a@er. gDeaea
radfanOi9er G%0rberuuS far in 1853 ~selieferte Sitter.
SIN TrO3eB.
Se3trt8-@ d t.-GDa. s.. @oOb peseu COS.
o.. Rent. Gti&t ~beenbi9t.
9nbeu abriS g II @sri9tSbSfeu fanben teiueger,
banblungen ftdtt.
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Surnbailc, $50. 800 @eit Nrotttrabe.
gpraeaunsen fnten sROntaa, gittpOd uns 8rsttas fatt.
'NeaifIeur 49,. aDm 81. Bad
MMGifSireftor -. . -. 49,. . pr. Mote
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pom Bhlabelpbia 8eltpbalis2 uno Sbeater.