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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-17
StaatSgefebsebung.
q nn1bpIt8. 16. Gdr

~ Wv " + W. Cpl<
SIM Senat erbtelt Scr. g8bitnep ST.
s(aubniB, cine 8iu sur Incorporation Der
~ arYlanb Nlilttar9 NcapemY" ein3ubrin;
gen.
SIR. giderS pfertrte cine Srber, baB Elm
Committee ernannt tperpe, gu u1tterI16en, pb
reenp melGe oer Gt6ter DteleS Staates burd,
unaneemelene @rlafu bon 5abeaS Corpus
8efeblen pber auf anDere Nrt bic gntlAei=
Dung pes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES contraotrt ia
BEN. Gin Committee tpuroe e%rnannt, betebenp
aus ben 6erren Bidders, Sbr unb Davis.
9te 8ia CUR Incorporation Der gureta>
9Oge paIirte.
SIM MISUNDERSTANDING er>
btelt Ntr. Smttb bon 6rebertd @rlarbntb,
ben @puSerneur su ermd6ttgen, Dupltcat
Discharges lUl6en Sclpaten ausSulteaen,
pel6e ibre Original de S~erlpren baben,
tpenn leBtereS pbne tbre S@ulo unO Gernadz
ld11sun9 9el6ab.
SIR. Sapcett erbtelt grlaubniB, cine 8tu
etn3ubrin9en, Die cpnltttuttcne0en Gerfusun<
gen nber 5etratben tn &raft su ieber.
Nuf STR. JuIter's Mntrag puroe be1dloFen,
baB In 3ufunft BET allen cOnteltirten Wablsn
Die Gntl6eiDung Der @ablrt6ter alS enbsI[=
ttg betra9tet tperpen IpQ.
Die galttmprer Delegation bertGtete cine
8ta, ben Wapor 1tnb 9tabtratb 8u autprt>
tren, etne neue Stabtba1e au bauen.
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Sunnrshanhtfnht.

@afbtn9tDn, 16. San.-gtne @ra<
mtnatton6=@ Ummtlfon fir SecOnDe>2ieute=
nantS Der Ser. Staoten Marine lit BE-
DrOert rprben unb miro am II. b. Sc. auf
benz 5auptquartier biele6 Corps sulammen>
treten, III iiber Die 9ualitfattCnen Der be-
trefenOen @anOtOaten gu entl detOen. Die
@ommiiton beltebt aus fUl9enben Sff3teren:
Waior g., 9. @rabam als prdlpent; erz
lter lieutenant 81. 9. Coleman nlS Gramtnaz
tor rno erlter lieutenant s. @O9rane ais
&ecDrDer.
Sur I Gacan3en 1nb nOrbanben unb 600
baben li6 nm le berprben. Das Wartne=
Corps 1T gu jeOer 3eit etne beltebte @afe Sc
pe1en.
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0In8 Der Geftmma Monroe.

6urt MunrUe, Is. Sanuar. = Gin
8efebl pom 8rtegslefretdr 1T etnsetrOfen,
iammtltae @lerfs, welGe In trgenp elmer Be,
5ie6un9 gu ben &ebeaen %setanOen, gu ent<
lnlen. Sn 6Ol9e befen bat Der ccmman=
btrenoe General 25 4bteler 5errn iOfort ben
IbIdteb 9egeben.
Der Q9ent Der NattOnalrG rpreB=g ompag>
ME muBte aus bemlelben @runpe ben Ylab
Derlahen. Der 8efebl 1T un3peifelbaft &C.
9e6en, neil man einen 8efreiunssoer 1u6 fur
Sefer1on DapiS firAtete. gewufnete @9iTe
lino gu ieOer 3eit berett, fammtlt6e antUm=
member S6tfe a1 eramintren. =
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0eriMtSzN

@rimtual>@ eri6t. = 0ti9ter 8pnb. -
g. 6. Wtatub, $780,, StaatsprpfnratOr.
SIM %9eItrl8e1 Sertrlirt falne1 fpl9ellpe Safe sur
Gerbanolun9
4nprem 8. 2inbiap, angetlagt, etne alte Negerin
nit ei1ert Snittel attadirt 81 babe1t, lief leiren
Nrp5eB nad Baltimore Gountp b~erle9et.
Spbn OicGtaiOu, all9efla9t, eine Sd9e %9eifpblelt
81 babe1, wltrbe fir 9eiite8fratf 9ebaltet lllb
nad benz Ir1lertbaule geididt.
3ipei 8dlle be8 Ybilipp &aterS, brei be8 @eor9
2aber, bret beS gernarb @lempert, bret beS Sa>
lantin 2tpp ulo brei be5 Spiepb 9telefelb idrtntt<
lid we9el 8erfauf8 BON Spiritltolet am Spnrta9
an9etla9t, pnrbe1 9e9en 3abl1ng Der Soften bur9
ben Staatsantpalt rteber9el6la9et.
Oa8 llrtbeil be8 6rtepeuSrtdter8 Spbnipr,
ipeldes eiuen Sanltrer nm $35.75 ltrafte, wlrbe
~reperftrt.
9ie Betit~ Surp purbet1 e~ntlaIIen.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

@rfer weig.-Sn Der geltrigen Sibrng
rei9te Wir. Wtc@nire eit @eIl1d Don San1e8
@ba1ns Ii. q. Stra6enfegern ein; ben Saselpbl
auf $3.50 5u erbbbe1, biei ebet erbaltcn bis iebt
$3.50. Ser Sprfi3er le9te cine Ntittbeil11g BON
Ot. $. SanffOrb Dor, be5it9lif Der Nnipriife pes
Scr. Satd auf ieinet Sie. Ser Sabre8bertdt
Der SrulteeS beS Otc0pnpugb Sam wurbe norge
le9t.
SIN 3weiten 3weig murbe eiu @elud
BON George 9ilperl1agle pplgele9t Inn @pmpenia>
ton fHr leere Suffer, melde berielbe bel Der 8ar-
Saplar beautra9te cine Srbtl1al5, 8 Stluben gun
9eIebliden 3a9ewerf SIT nt0del, fitr bic BON Der
Sorporatia1 belddftigteu Nrbeiter.
Gertagt.
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6sa!!Dora1-3eritht
= - Ks
Grnn Nttilie 9ritids@enfr.

@eltern Nbeub trat 6rdu Sttilie @enee III pier
~fleinen Stiiden a1f. 0a8 Saltlnlorer Pnblt>
fun bat bic ridtiae Dirt n1b NetIe, elmer titdtt9ea
aiinfflerilt 1ei1ren 8eifaG S1 bri19e1t, baolrd gee
~trpffen, baB es bas Gbeater III Otalie bell1dte.
Nir batten gum Speiteu N1al Die @ele9enbett,
bic Gielieitiafeit Der perebrtett Sitnltlert1 ST be-
punberit. Stir ieoe ibrer Stolen bat tie cine alt@
bere Gpmif, aaes gelinst tbr ll1o toIpert 4@eblete'
ri16 ba8 8rdpp beS Ynblifum8, pelGe8 INNER
ertbuiiafttld bnrd Die Hdrttle be8 SbeaterS balt
S1t' biele11 glusetblid lift lte etn S~auermdbde1, I'M
rdd1ten ein lllltiges 8erlirer Sinh, bant1 cine
@rei1in, flrs unb gut, ite beliBt Die &l1itferti9feit,
brtrd ibre peribtebene Minlif, Die Ser3en ldtlt1lt@
lider 3uIdaller S1 erobern NIB Su be5allberlt. :
9b berliniIG pber I6tpGbtId, Gber hcdzpe1tld,
ane8 lift eleiG, iibera1 5etgt tie inns bic Dieilterill.
9iidt nur I'M Sptel aaei1 1T Sra1 Srttfds
@enee cine gerie, Iplloert AUDI I'M 4u8tpdble1t
Der &iinitler ibrer GeieIidaft. Sn Sri. Son9e,
Srlt. Srtke, Sdeerer, 2ennert &c. bat le pirbi9e
0teprdl %entanten Der &1nft.
Seute Qbenb mirb 1e mieber in bier fleinerl
Stitden allftrete1t, bon benen bas lebtere beIplOerS
fir fie aemadtit. @S lift "Folichionette au bal
de %l'opera", iporaif mir nod b~eIpnber8 a~ufnerf@
fam nladelt unb peroen alt9 6ra15pien Die Sc
legelbeit baben, rrIere 9rpbe DeutIde <1lltlert1
barin bepunoerl1 81 fo1i1el1.
2etber fol- eS beute baS lette @alfipiel fem, tpie
a~naeseiat lit. Nie mir BON ptelen Seiter1 gebTrt,
piinIdt Das Yublifur1, baB 6rar Ottilte @enee
uus nod ~meni9itenS bieie Wpde blr9 ibr Sptel
ent5iiden mSse. Ob9lei9 mir wifie1, baB ba Die
Dame idou fitr bic nd4fte 3eit @ontrafte nit all@
bereu 9beatern einse9auSen 1T, 9Iauben mir bod,
baB fe ben a19emeinen 8uni4 be8 YublifnmS
erfiiueu fanu unb bpffen nod 2 peitere SOritel@
lungelt. Dtit benz tleiuen &idelie1 all Dourer~
flag unb Der @rille ami Srettag pitrbe iie, wie mir
gebDrt, idnntlide SIT en- Der Baltimore Sunltlieb@
baber erfitneu NIB biele perben e8 it9 a1selegen
iein %lalel1, blr6 a09emeineS 8eiude1 beS Sbeas
ters ibre 0anfbarfett Der 70 talentpOle1t Siinitlertn
al ~betpeiieu.
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Weuere8 aus europa.

New gDrt 16. San. Der Dampfer
v8Orulta", tpel9er ppn @OutbamptOn am n.
.. @ltS, %ab9eean9en, 1T ansef9mmen. Seine
eurppatlden Na6rt6ten lino ihun o%eraltet.
Der 9artler Gprrel ppnbent beS u5eralo"
brtngt bic Na6ri6t, bab QputS Napplepn unp
lein cabinet sntfAto6en waren, bic Eruppen
ans Merifo Bis gum Scat surid3u3teben, je=
bod auf etne ebrenoOlle Betie; Drpbua=
gen perben paS @e9entbeil be3pe6en.
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@tabtif 4ts Qt-geor8
Bnbft 1t. u. 8eget Setter 1rlb Gat9artna arteg,
&ntrag etnert 9ewiiett &aufbrief SIT annulltre1 II.
pa8 betreffenbe @rnnbet9ent9unl 5t Derfalfelt.
Common Blea8 @ert6 t. = George SO.
Srarf gegeu Solepb 8arlr. Qtppelatipn opn Trie>
ben8ri4ter 8balen; llrtbeiL reperfrt.-Sp6n u.
Stole 9e9en 4eter 9prart; Nppellation Dpn 6rie<
beu8ridter O}urrap; ab9etpieieu.- 8ernbarb De-
Sriebensridter griffin; llrtbetl 81 @uniten be8
&ldger8 fir 1914. %; urtbeil beitdtigt. -&briitiau
9ar 9eAell Soiep1 Gtafer; &~er0liderl.
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Illus Sphou.

so t . II, Is. San. = Der Sefretar Der
8rantlin SYpp9rapbti6en @eeuldaft, 5err
SbomaS S. elite, farb beute.
8et etner aablretden ~SeriammlunS Der
&aufeute unb anOerer 0el9aftstreibenoen
tpurbe Elm COMMITTEE e%rnannt, aa9eme1ene
3eu9ntie fir Gupitan 8urte BON benz S9tf
5repUnia aussuferti9eu unD far bic Inter
labuns Der uerunsladten gmisranten Gorge
su tra9en. 8alo parauf purben lebtere matt
ALIEN glutbwenoisen BON bem Staptbe96rben
uup 8uraeru DerIeben.
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rleber infer gerbdltnts NIT srontreid.

New< gprf, Is. San. = Der Spe3tul>
Correspondent Der tribune" In 0albinstpn
bat u fderen @rioatquelen BITE NadrtGt
erbalten, 6aB pas fran3Gflae Corps 9estslatif
i9 Bis gum Is. b. Sits. %perlammeln tptro.
Sian 9lautt, baB Der &atIer lit fetner GrSfs
nungSrepe BON ietnen freunb1aaftlt@en Be~
3tebun9en 3u ben Ser. Staaten ipre6en tperOe
1tnO baB er Serlpre6en tperpe, bte fran3Sfl1en
Sruppen aus Nieritp su ateben.
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Bss MssAt 9e.st#se.

Ddfbtn8toH, Is, San. - @aPbdtt
Semmes, Der notoril6e Gapttdn bes ,Nlaba=
mdn' tptro In ben Marine>8 arraden tn eneer
5aft gebulten, nt1t bas gerfabren Der 8eeie<
rlta9 ab3upartet. Ser commandments Sberlt,
Sacpb 3eilen, Ser. Staaten Marine~G Cops,
lit nit Der Gertpobrung be6 gefaneenen be-
traut. @emme6 1T 9elunO unb gut aufeele9t
nnb iAetnt otel gertrauen gu 1aben, ltd
re6tfertieen aa f6nnen be3a9li& ieiner 5anp=
lutaen als &aper.
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9entf0e Nrtete,
weI&e III ber en8ltf&en 2tFe entDalten fiab.
g a r4erI itc.

DfrS GltIabetG 8iblinas, Nrs W1ar9 geerfamp MtB Sas
rb u SGrtber9er, WrS Nerpn'ca grtBman, UtB 9elen Sic
@tar8 9artaau, IRt6 aRarB Iltaer, U1rS q0a8ner.
SerrenIt tic.
80 NGerdnber, g5m Brandt if, Stephan Stride, @pttGcIf
& 8eGreno, M Serst5r8 & GO Sc 9enB ID auneetmer'
Sec Aremer, Sec . &letn, geln 8 aranB, : 8rans, u So
Gep Daniel Msper, 2Oui8 @rf, 81 $ Ntb olaS, g8m 9r6e,
6rant 0tGienter6er. " @OfentbaL, VI 9 SGenf, 9 Staier,
qDteft NeS 9 Zimmerman, ID .3tpe8et, 6 8a4artab.
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Cine NRofda inenmerffdtte ~nerbrannt.

Gaia a, ga, Is. San, Die @la>
i9tnenfabrit Der 2ebi9b Srpn Comp. purbe
1eute Moreen bur4 Serer 5%erlt6rt. Der
SGaoen 1T ntAt 70 bebeuteno, ais man 5nerlt
annabnt, pa Diele tpertbSUlle NfalGtnen MUIR
tbetlpeile 3erltGrt tpurpen.
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cAllL. Gpmw0D.


S. 8nnYp bsatt6ttst 1tt ShIfe l:tueS 9etrperfpuai8 etne
beutI&- eneItIWe Mbenbfdute SUI %er6ffneu, tn Der Ser8ei6tttz
tere 5GIler lnb @ttpat fene 8ele8enbett baden, E9 cine ttr
1nterri6t ftnbet isben atenb, Samtaa un6 Spnntag an88e-
npmnen, BON 7 = 9 ftatt tnb untflBt f%ol9enbe %Sebrse9en-
aue 3psiee Der Dtatbent1t t. SdDaf4retbcn, ett'
fade unb %bpppelte 8u6fibrune, GcrrfIprnbens, @ef8raphte,
@ef6t6te> unp Naturmifeni9aften 8retfanb5ei4nen, Wfe'
bpntren &c.
4. 8napp 1T 3ur 6 ~ttbetluna bpn Diplpntfn bere9tt8t. =
Ndbs'e aus'uni wttb in S. 8napp8 Snfttnt 10. ~, 81 u
% naLA.LIL
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seraDruna BON a~eaierunss. Gisentbuu,.

Nt6mpnb, 16. San. 5ehte 9ertetb
elm @aaren6au8 NIT 8aumpolle, Sabat &C.,
Der Ser. Stnaten Ge9terttn9 9ebSris, TT
8ranc unb purbe SDlfdnOtg ~;erltSrt. Set=
lult 100000.
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gitr Safe nrtb tsrnrcvfe ~ am.3I@-

sur SGue nrb SUncerte sm ermtethem
gen Greutbet un6 Befannteu Der vGpncrtbio" gst,nf6o Il
uno benz 8eebrten Yubltfum ~Iberhdupt ,ur @oSrtGt Nv :
tur trgeno etae Belt mad BEN l. Septeinter bic Ed5ne, erSfe
fart8eSante nfue 9oae teT @pncprtta init ben femit rfgrEntn
Dtrb.
Dte ele9dnfe pne fpTbote NnsrofHrur9 bes ArDfer Sec.
les, nebf fetn nt6blirten r6ercbesirnme fir Serrn nrb
Seainea, iDlpte beauenr8 81 Rauratipn8 5tnmer, nebf erpffn,
@slaei NIT oeaRcnot8 etnet rtdtetel 8lGe, lafen nt6tS
wuniden abri8 ~
S?llanot9ee GaftI8efdtt fur 500 GDuberte III su:etnent
"aB'Sea Vre'S 5u mIesben. Ndbert Nu@tunftbet
osiuenu, q. 80. RpeteL,
A'A''oDil oS ". Salttm0refr. tpt iGen @utep u. %aenhr
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@uoliSdoer @oroAsltnterri6Dt.

9ieuhag, 9. SaHuar, 8 lltr Abenb8 bate t9 ned ette
Gtane fur 9erren ansefan8eh, pe1de bic en9ttfbe Spra4s
ipreGen, leien unp fAretben gu !ernen prni1s1. 0teIents
kdben, wplen f4 scfiGief talb metten. Der unterriGt wtrb
Dienfdgs unb TrettdsS Abenb8 unb SUnntd8S gta6rtt.ta9s
erttetlt unb besra9t has 9pnprar So oterteltabrIt4 TN Gpr~
aus 5abIbar.
$, Mdnner
(6jat-l IS Gernanfr.. 5ptiAeu 9pmarb II. gutawdr.
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Seute abeub pirb gum letten MtnGe uYauorette" wie=
berbOlt wsrben, porauf mir bas 9ublituur nod ~6eiOnbers
aufmertiam MAIDEN.
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8aD SStcsp Slftiem= Sraucret.

Dem PubtiturI 5ur ~gefaGi9en &enntniBnabme, baB bo8
0irettprinm Der Baltimore County 8reping, Wtaltina
unb 0tftlinS @rmp. " bei@lpfien BAT, baS Gtot6ua 3ur
@utseSenua9me bon 3ei9nunsen fir ben Gfeft Der unab=
9eiett Sebliebenen 4ftien gum Sapitalfpd bon gteueut in
Der Office, geo. Is Gaprt6traBe, pffen 81 legel, ba6
bic mad bem l. Tebruar etpa uuOerfauit se6lie6enen
nur nod nit SIS Prduie ~ab9eiaien perben ioNeu.
6. g. &ideL @ecr.
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WUItUTUlHSID e0Ier. I'M
Sente abenb bas 9iffOrti4e @6auipisl: nDie aarls,
sGitler."
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SGOtiS+
Baltimore, 10. Sanuar 1866.
Conrad 3euI, prn Ser frIbern Trma 3 &
3eul, bat ben nun at bag Gefdaft felbf iitcrnpnmen
unb wtrb aue S6ulben Ter Ieeten Sirnl be ablen; auf 1T
bcrfelte aletn autrrtfrt, bte Au8fanbe lebter 8trma 3u cGI+
lefitren unb bafur du quitttrelt.
50. 8raul,
tbtntibp) @pnrGe 3enL
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MQbiIDn 6au 8auperein SO. 1.
OtnIdDun0+

@ue Mttslteter res Baltimore Sroappab 8auberein8 fnb
btermtt gu rer am Uitthppt, ten II. IS iattfnbenben iQbrs
ltGen 8eamtenwa1I etn8eIasen.
S. Dtnter, @rd1.
%(mpttnt) 6. ., et. SER.
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gYSi(linnt Gsfr. S30uDcrein-

Etele Setren, mPlfe QDtGenS fnb, einen neuen 8auter.
Elm Sn %erunten. erfu6en aue ~ttejent9en, wei6e bet5ursten
puni6er, nad1Ren 8rettag, ais am 10 10, Nbenb6 7 llbr BET
6rn 6;Crg Mtarr, gtg. 1856 g%DtItamir, su erldeineu, no
iOprt pa6 @inf4retteeetb In @npfaa9 9enGnmen (prb. Gine
fbretteeelo nur 10 Cts per Antbet!.
@iele Treanbe 5etbertG, grdf.
Spbn S6ulB, Sfnbnt.
(mttp) @rnf G1pBner, Str.
0nllirt1nrn @AEi,c ta- Gsrsr(SMnE4
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Tops,
Marbles,
Balls &C.,
Wholesale,
g. .. g tetnbG@
Ual0-l 70 80. @aIttnrreftr., Ode GrtPplfts MNes
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J(eu0 dlo6ej0oll.

Seutfdbc 0efenfa0ft octt WfarOlanS.
Die SaGres erfamn,Iune urb @a1f ser 9eantten tiefer
@sfeli9aft nirb beute (aRittnpd) NbenS I'm 7 uGr tn Ser
n@errndnia". gtO. 165 Som tarbfr, fattfinten unb merten
bic MitsIieber bierbur4 s~ineelacen, FER icIten teisurpbnen.
init $. oOn aapff, Setf.
Wabiipn Sail 8auoerein go. /.
@ue ~ttsienisen, wel6e s%efcnnen -fnb, f6 etncm guten
8auperein an5ul6lteGen, ifnb eru9t f6 Mtttmp9, II. San,
Gtents hS ubr BET 9rn gOi8t So 81 9arrtipnfrp etn5W"
Tnten, inbert nur nod uent8e @nttetle 5W ber9eten fnb.
(btntt) 9 +: 9 d metnSber @etr.
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Mlnsken-Boll!

~~N*V"WNV~ ~EF0NNBNv
Der g e + nj a SO dnnereGbp rtadt feline
Wit9lebern unb B%reunten bic ~er8ebenfe MnSetee, taB er a
Safnadt, ben Is Sebruar, tn ser @pncUrpta Sale feine
I~faSfental abbalten tptrp.
be;27-2mlw) Da8 Gpmtte.
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GuBen Gioer! GiOer !!

9epple's 8anf, @de 8altimsre nnp 8ac Str,
Bel GenrD Senft+ (22ts1mt
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~2SprlGnfne gGnsefne.

Mteinen 3ablrei6en SrennSfn unb 8efannten made i'd
Dtermit bic %pprlau18e Nn5eiee, taB tb am Wrntag. 5. Sc.
bruar. etnen . a l psranffalten merle, petter, mas ceut-
fGe @emttblttfett unD oleeneine S~eiterfett antetrifit,
meme fruberen S9ae mod ltbertrefen fou. @etetes fpater
(r-) Spbu 8Idrf.
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Lieutenant Lee reported il to Lord Nelson,
I The admiral, putting the glass to hts blind
eye, said, with mock gravity. ~ really don't
see the signal Keep our flag for closer
battle still flying. That's the way Ian
swer such signals. Nail mine to the mast.
It,seemed that the fortunes Of the great
ADMIRAL and his protege were mysteriously
united, for this victory, which made the
one viscount made the other a first Lieu
tenant, though he had Just come OF age.
He followed his commander, who had be-
come warmly attached,to him, through all
the years that, interviewed, so that, when the
great day OF Trafalgar came, he was the
second in command to Captain Hardy, AS
the action began, Lord Nelson approached
him, and, placing his hand on his shoulder,
said. ave are going to have hard day,
Edward. i hope you may pass through -it
safely" ......, ..,.s. ,...
sI shall try to do my duty, my lord" said
Lieutenant Lee. "But," he added, pointing
to the uniform and decorations which the
commander wore, contrary to his custom,
''why does your lordship render yourselfso
conspicuous to. day? You will surely draw
upon you the fire of some marksman." -,,
~ have presentiment," said the admir-
al. that my race is run; so Lhave put on
all my harness to-day. In honor | gained
them," be exclaimed, proudly laying his
hand on the insignia, 'and in honor l will
die with them" 71a ,'-u isuq
The presentiment was realized. 1t was
the last action of the great sailor. AS he
fell on the deck, in the heat of the battle,
the captain and lieutenant OF the ship
sprang to him, in an agony of grief.
go back to your post, Edward" he,
said, as the lieutenant knelt by him. Then
haoddad 0anfIu H(Nnd hlaco Won 1o1 -
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ed to his place. The fate which had SEEM
ed to unite his destiny with that of his
commander was fully realized ON this day,
for, just as the victory was gained, heavy
discharge of grape from French ship Of
the line swept the deck of Lord Nelson's
ship; and when the smoke cleared away,
Captain Hardy saw his lieutenant lying al
most in the same spot where the cOnquerOr
of the Nile had fallen, with his breast torn
open by the terrible discharge.
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