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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-06-11
Weueres aus europa.
Stanb Der beutf6en 6rage.
Cgi, ~surpoSfftrr CsuuorsS.

Eva SutpPU1INNI SVb6As
New0urt, 10. Stunt. - Die Ddmpfel
Muemannia, WaIta, 0enmarf uno g~otnbur9t
lino nit NaAriGten bonn 81. aus QioerpUO,
bier ein9etrpfen.
9ie brit. Nesierung purbe i'm VarlamenI
bur6 cine Stimme eeIAlagsn.
Die GUnlultoateO Bant Of 9onbOn BAT ibr'
3ablun9en tin9elte0t.
DentG1ldnb.
Die Gtnlaoungen gum eurUp1ti@en Gpn=
9reb sur 2Glun9 Der beutlaen 6ra9e iinb aat
aceepttrt pcroen unb berlelbe ptro li4 In
Varts %Serlammeln.
YreuBen, Seitrei4 mnb Stalten riiIfen te=
bod nod INNER. Die ttal. 6retpilieen Der
lammeln i4 RAID. SeltreiG bat 100000
Wann auf ben Setnen uno feline artiaerie
unb iGreren 0el1ibe ltno l6l19ferttg. Die
YreuBen cUncentriren &ruppen in @lab rnp
9anrSbut.
preuben unb Stalien peroen bic GrUf
nun9 Der 6einOleli9feit SerIGteben, Bis F3
Der @cnsres ale Elm 6ebliAlas e~rrpieiem bat,
Cine 3peite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat in @ten
sroBe nn3uiriecenbeit errest.
Sur weni9t 9lauben, Dap bic @Onferen3
etren Srts9 oerbinoern iper0e.
Oas YariIer 0aYs Ia9t, ba6 Sefrei6's Grz
Jap fir Den 8erlult Sun 8enebig in einem Qdn>
Derltri6 an Der oortattI6en &ule beiteben
Wiro. 9reuBen pirb bte Gl%bber3Ustbimer unp
Oanemart 9tUrol@lespig erbalten. Die 3betn-
prOpinSen ioust gu einem Staate 9ema6t per-
Den nno BITE Deutl4en &leiataaten UNI einen
Stat Dermebren.
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Observation-Disclosures.

&rtmtnaIg ert6t.- 9ti6tec Boro.
Sl Der ~9eitri9en Sibun9 tamen fOl9enoe Sale
5ur Set banclllng.
Samuel @tiloS tpe9et 419riffS auf Ilfreb Oil
bri9e purbe nm 25 &entS illO bic Soften be-
frat.
@m. 9mitb, Elm Neger, a~ngefla9t feline Yerion
auf cine unau1tdnbige ySeiie i'll @e9e1part BON
0annen entblGBt 81 baben, ipuroe nm $40 uno
Soften ~beitraft unb fir smel OiOnute nad| Der Sail
gei6idt.
Utarp 2ObrmiGer, bes Qnsriffs aIf @milie
Spiepb a~n9sfla9t IpIroe nm l Dollar NIB Soften
%9eitraft.
@Owaros @ittens, pe9en Gn9rifi5 auf @riIie
Donovan; nidt i6ulpis.
Sobu 3ieoinger, ~augeflagt auf Senrn WtatberS
geI6pilen su baben, mar niht erl6ienen unO Die
BON ieinem Sater s~eIeiliete Siir9ibaft purpe fir
~perfaCeu trfldrt.
Sp6u Otpb, a~useflaet Gbps. O1orlep unb So,
Iepb 3t0ft attldrt gu babeH, purbe frelgeIpr0dell.
Robert Bennett, rpe9eu AngciffS auf Suui9unoe
unD &Uurab Qinoner uio 2inpner Ds9el Ansrtfis
auf Sellett; ab9emlel ell.
@brlltlna ulo 0ellrp Stnnerr1dnn pege1 Nns
griff5 auf eiriBe Ne8er uno bic Ne9er ms9erl Nnz
9riff8 oIf Die 3lnmermann8. Die NeJer mure
Den frel9eIprCbel IND Die 3inlmermamlS nm 81
leOeS 9eItraft.
SObn 9On9bertp, tpe9en Gnerifis ouf SUbn
@waIo. Sal beieelegt.
NntolauS grant, pe9en angrifs auf Oiarp
&Uurle; ndr ntht erihienen Muo lelle Siiraldalt
wurbe fir o~erflHen ertIdrt.
@aSpar llenig, megeu Nn9riff5 auf Otar9aret
Otter uno @pwaro Otter tpeSeH ~9n9riff5 auf ue'
Mig; beioe nl6t l6ulDig.
6enrp @rDffOro, beS Nn9riffS auf 2poia Sbielb
a~n9etlagt, wuroe nm $40 9eitraft uno fir eiuen
OtOuat nad Der Sail gelfidt.
@barlss O%islpmunI peS 2(ngriffs auf UiarS
Weaper an9efIa9t, pnrbe I'M So unb Soften 9e>
trait,
@uPeriOr 9ert6t. = Wi4ter Wiars
tin.
Servings se9eu stirling. 8ersits bsridtst.
JtI6t beenotgt.
@ommOn BIeaS @eri9t.- GiGter
Sing.
@iGiam Ginbau gsgen @liIabetb &nOOr. Ip>
relation BON 6riebeuerl&ter Weltwppp. lrtbeil
%beItdtl9t.
5tdOtif9es 8eitrtsseri9t.- Gids
ter Alerauosr.
@liIutetb QYoe II a geg,n Soiepb &unbleS grs>
~cItOrel &C. Gin 9etrtt pnroe e%rlaflel, our6 Dels
Dies pas Seltauent BON SObn Sppe IT. orruItrt
mlro.
Charlotte 6 9arper II a segen HObert S $
Bennington II a. giht t~senoi9t.
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(Siuseianbt.)
SaS 9ie0 bont branen Wann.

sod f(inst bas 2ieO bonn brabeu Wfann,
2Sie DIRECTION uno @lodentlars,
Der bebrsu Ututb'S ben 2aulpf beeann
0iit benz oerbammten Spnntag63para.
Sin9t all ibr @n9eL in Der SS6'
Sin 9aaeluia6 unierm Gpreb.
Teas remit oos Bolt, tpas tpG(t fb bort
hub trGn9t bic alt MOI eftra6e raul,
Sum Srre6, gum &preb, ruft's fort unb fort
Gus benz nerpp1ruen Msni6eutuouf.
Sin9t all t6r g&aaren in Der SSb'
Wr 9eBen Sonnta9s an Die Gpreb'.
DaS if bes beuti9en 8aterlaub ?
SIT ee am Nbein - anu ncr6'ihen Gee,
JffS mo uns einft bic Biese # mo
Dds 8aterldnb Iie9t an Der Srreb'~
GtQgt an ibr S6aaren in br $685.
Ods beuti&e 2anb liegt an Der Spreb'.
Hes INNER Greu unb 9tetli6teit,
Sis on Dein tii6ieS 9ra6,
llnb sieb ia teinen 6iuSerbreit
Son oeineu 0setten ab.
Gin9t al ibr S9adren in ber sos
l1no ttut uno bentt nie INFER Spreb.
Den i6perfen 4ampf unb barten Stanb
Srin9t' ibm unb aud ulan&' bittres Ae6,
Drum rei6t @u3 manni9li6 bic Sanb
3d.npft fur inns ielbf uub uniern Spre6.
gGie f9 Ger Diuter ~tritulat' unb breb,
Stebt Ntann fir Oiann fIr unS unO Spreb.
g5re bem G6re sebubret,
aus GGtung Sepibmet bon
8. @Inbina a.
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&Sursberib +. - @plb 40, 1394, 1925.
5I2Oer 1917. 7l3Oer 1921. 10l4Oer SO. 188ler
1898. 9tortbern Central q 81 BOnos IS. ytsp
0ort Central Sabn 974. Sutnois Central Sapu
l2I. Gantou Comp. SO. Wtarft fau.
OieSabreSfeier Der Staats Npr|
m a / d. III { fano all lesten 6rsrtdS Ateno III ben
9fep AIiemtlp GOOm8, on 9dnorcrltr., ltatt.
GS bate li6 ell 3ablreibes Yubl,tum ell9etulotI,
I'M bic SOrtri9e Der SGiler &C. 81 bDren uHo oas
Broaramm mnroe auf cine befrltoi9enoe' Weile
absepidelt. Gum SGlnB belt 9r. y Ha'
trObe cine 9feDe al bic Anwel,noen.
Otrectprenmabl ber&anton 6 o III y.
Am Iesten DUnnerltas flnp cine SerlamnInllg
Der Nctleuinbaher Der &antcn Comp. III oerO ftce
Der Comp, @de bon 8oltou NIB Yutnrentltr.
TAFT. Der idbrlide 8eriht purpe ~perlelen INC
Gum Orltf %beoroert; lOoann wuroen folSeuoe Ser
rem ais Oirectoren fir oa8 l~aufeuoe Sobr e.
piblt:
Sobn SO 9fanbDlpb, @iuiam Siiber, CHARLES
& Sater, George 8 8rOmn uno &barleS y Was
tiers, Baltimore; u y SapliB, George S 6orreit.
George g Scctt rnb s s Ntarberrp, NetpDort.
OaS rele Oirectorium miro itb onl 20. olele8
Wcuats per lammelu uno eIuen yrdlioente1 lllo
anotre Beante ernellle1.
4bfabrtbeS . mp er8 Wcrceter.
Der Oanpfer 8orceiter Bon Der Baltimore luo
2lperpool Oampfer 2inte fubr am Slmit1g Nlt'
mitta9 BON bier nab 4iperpooI. O1S Boot mar
out btfrahtet nno bate and bic Ser. Staaten
Iclt am Bpro. Nuber elmer miBigen Nniabl
Yalia9iere I'M 3wilGenDed bate Der Da1npIer
folssnoe Saiittenpaff lsisrs:
SiibOp NttiniOn. BON u. G., Ulib Wiar1 @raee,
Mr. Samuel @inlteiu NIB 2Odter, DIR. S. Sob.
barb, W1r. Soiepb @rae, Wl,B Sarst 8nrtram II.
8inb, SCR. . W Smpred, Wtib Suttarine &rane.
Scr. g 8rl3bt, SCR. Blaiam WfcJtab uuo Utib
Utarp Siug.
Sesnabisnns tiueS 8alttmpr {
H.belIea.- Ypilipp &aibmeper friiber bier
anIdilig mar elmer Der Sanptfibrer i'm 10. April
Aufrubr, 1861. 4ls unn bic 9flbe ipieoer berge'
felt unb bic Ser. Staaten 2ruppen Die an ben
&ntefSrnn9en8 etpeAisttn iu4ten. murbe er fit4'
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Na0rtateu
$50. GDn9reB. = L. GtBmna.

@aGttngtUn, 8. Stunt. - Ser 9 e
nat war beute ni9t in Sibun9.
SIM Observation-Disclosures E le9t'
Der @preGer etne Mittbeilun9 pom SGab.
am,tsIsfretdr Dor, be3i9ltA 8crla9e eineG
BeriGtS fiber Die Salairs, trelAe Die Mit-
sIieoer pes SO. GOnsrelies erbalten BADEN
Dem Appropriations : Committee it6erpieIe fen.
6erner cine Mtttbetlung UUn Dem Cont
manbdnten peS @albinstUner NrieualS neblt
8eriAt iiber bic geribetlun9 Der, fir Die
burh @rplOliuuen Uerlesten Nrbeiter unO If
rer @rndbrer beraubten 6amilten 9ema8ten
SerWiai9un9en.
SIR. 8urleisb BON Dacotab iprd& iiber
bic Snbianer : unruben IN Den tpeltltfen
@rdn3sn uno empfobl Mittel sur NbbulFe.
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NSidbtis fir Die Sertem S~isrerausr

ner BrAuertt pratttf@ thlttg tt IS MIR eeIungen, { n @r'
ftntuu9 IN ma@eu, meIGe oe Sdu { ntuifelunl hf8 8Gre&
b Ebin.ert pper btrette ldusrIt6es Bier tiRpsr gut nnd&t.
Ntetn Yrdpirdt bat fb bet alien btfb rt6en 9rrben Ene
InwenhunBtn aidnsFno berGbrt.
H1dt nnr, bae &c ale benz Bier iddbIt6eA Su5Rdn1eH GER
fort, ~pCrbtnptrt 80 aud bH n &aIreneu tr dfIun9 bs III
etner Esmpsrdtar , m 800 515reEtftt, 1T oar&lus eefuno
urb ntatt te'ne VeraneerHH8 tn s trem ~btstert6en Srau'
plrfa btn n6tbt8
Gegsn Qnis nflns bon S. 90 Ienbe i'd Sbnsn ttrt prDbe
mrines DrdpI' ats n.bf 9ebraut SarHetfuus, ptIdes fur s
3 rei8 cut Az maiden rber fir 1S Barrels Der Slurtentr
etdeluae ga tbub'n h'rre'Gt.
Durp aabirstSr 3 feaunssn Bin I'd In ben Stanb eefbt
g. tt 100 Barrels SlBerbter oaS n5ttt9e QUAINT uua iu $40
III ltefe II.
Dtt Sufeubun9 sc t&ttbt par Grprtg unb ne6me i'd ben Sc
trGa, ions etrisr etr S.ttfa unI ntAt ~betaefdst III. rad.
Die Blu '0fetS elmer Prob ieub ina ma6t es SbaPn IstGt
mSeltG, fa Srn her Cue me,rer @r6ntune ~ ubsrteuuen.
GmiI Sdak. M. D,
Gun1l-lMtl IN 20 nbetL SD.
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0erbaftmnsoU Gieben.

@arbiner, Dtaiue, 8. SUM-. Spei iun9t
Wdnner, gtamens gSeets unb 9olis @blie, Spieb'
9eIeuen Ron s. .. 8bitnep, bel tiirSlt9 einer
Qaoen llnl $40, 1868 beraubte, wuroen beute in pie
Itaer @taot BON Deputy Diariboa Wentwortt
BON Yprtlano perbaftet. sic perben mor9eu mad
8Oifon absetiibrt weroeu. sic 9abeu ibre S4nlo
ein9e 1tanben.
3milGen $4,000 unb $4,000 bes 9etObleuen Gel
beS fi1o wieDererlan9t tpOroell. Wbltuep puroe
berte i'll Vortsmputb rerbaftet.
GrpreR. 9iebnabT.
Ranfa8 @itp, 8. Suni. Die @elo Sptnb'
be8 Ser. Gtaaten grpreB SotidafterS alf Dem
SItll6 aebenben Bug Ger Yacific.g renbatu purot
tente Iiprseu ull u~nsefdbr Drsl ubr nm $4,000
beraubt.
Nus Gan 9rdnciSev.
g nNranciSeo, s. SUIT. Union Bur-
Iineuame, Der Ser. Staate1 @slanote tiir eb,l.c
unO @eueral San 8altenburgb, Der @elanote t'tl
Sapall. leSelteu seitern nit Der Barrie nSmauOw"
nad Sbdu9bai nno &audgard alb.
Cine Oepelde bon Yortlaro neloet, oab be
8sridte itber Die Wabl III Oregon aus plelel 81.
Itrtten nod nidt eln9eluufei finb, baB ater Dill
Gni0nleute einen Ste9 nit 700 bis 1000 Stttrlfler
WtaiOritdt beanlpru9en.
Smei fur4tbare @rbftSbe puroen beiite O1or'
oen nm flint l1br bon Spupra bic Rsnteep rer'
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0IuS RurS EaxUiina.

NaGetst, s. SUM-. = Sic @OnoentiOr
berietb beute paS 3ur StaatS Contribution
uorseIAlaeene @menpement bejisliA pes Su.
ttSs Departments.
9ie OrOnans, worin Der 8erfauf Der gSeIl
q. 6. 8abn prOppnirt Mir, murpe beratben
aber ni4t cariber entlAiepen. Sic Wabr=
l6einlidteit If, pas il er teinem Der 8elHlulie
abaeltimmt werDen wtrp>
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0rc6e @daul.GrsmrifOn

- Der teu fden sadne. lutb. 81 2ucda @emeintt t$Ghsr
60 3immermannl am Nipnt 8, IL. Stunt mad SaWerR"
iDmttt's GREENWOOD Yart.
ga Ser @rtras gum San uni rr reugn STRIDE bsfttrhn1t
m ~ eos esiGmmts beut de grbIi nm hEfiAf triu6t, nns
rett iab rein m t itrem Selu1e su beebren Der 3u9 stFe,
beoleiiet on Capt Seu1erts 0tufttanbe, Spn Der 8tr6e paiS
roh & utr ate ben. Sic ref II B0i tehrur9en sur untfr"
NSttuno her SAFE unt sr aufrs te~rtaltung Der Srenun {
Tnb gttr fen. 8tdets Ju 25 @ts fur 'rwadlsnt ysTlrEss.
SetiSurnsn + ei Serab sf8t werfen. GtGets fnh 81 tAtsR
bsim 0trheurdtb, 3fbrern, @enntGgsfaHI'Gsb1sra une etm
80. Ssr nhi1,n (Senelnbe. (mpecfamp
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a2 0rOf + Nss5us nnS Rtentc
nrr W~errininten 0elclihaft.

SIs . re ntate gddsr 9sie1 daft Iatet TIRE Dftf0leet'
mi na Qubl FUN ,u otn n " mod IL S"nt, ratiFt'
rsuc,n pten c IN 6fm pcbbstInuten 93' Sdnernl1mIetS
Sreentr 20 Part er9eoenf { IL.
TEN mne RPuterbgn Elm a%nAsuetmeS uno un8el:Srtes Ver'
onuo II ,u terttrn. ga Der &rtrIs ju etnem wop' ipat gen
On de bentm NJ 10 rern oil. 70 nitro eire MARIE Sttpttlt9ans
erp RET. a1pt Wteuat5s DtuTtcprpS nj , cen 4ussu5 be-
ajetnn uro ie Il D6 IiAes Bet ra5en, bHTU euif M"ft cen
Idg ;u pR herritben.
Ch ,n,dih S,n pcueu. ptrcen I'm SK l1r WOr9enS rt IN
orr .IRebab te Saae p~erfImmtlu, UNI punt 9 Hbf abamarl+t'
rem uno ,plr In benz loon betlunten una g.
,fa-nt
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0arre ct. Bluuereiu SIC. /.

SNoer ponrere n wurbe an 8 g TN 6 fule beS 3 rrn
s e fbarbt. u 1870 ga, renr G%rodntErt. 0Sbouter stHes
auten pa 4uereins werbea trlunt, IN Der nd tnsn y risnm-
fnbst, gu erfbetata. S@ Auftras bee gsmtte's
81 &C. &dbdtbt
fampbt) Ne Iso Barre Gtf.
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Critics erOees Ntc ylic

a &LENIGW BLURBo RVC VltE
S@ bes
4A Or. DO. 9utbcr uuterf. 8errins,
5nm 8elten bes bautiGsprpt. @Iiien-0 uuies
n1& ROfY SATIN 8eI4tt grat), am ID . II ia g. Zen III
Stunt 1876.
Ttn & .eunben beS BE ems ippte tent eesbrten PubItturt
ttr ~er9sb.nfe A~n.stge, ta MR. an atSatos zen IL Stunt tu
pbiasn 9atr unfgr brtttes et0bes ptO Ntc gum Bitten Der
urmen b. utIaen I31iG nttnter abbditen psrttu; ter Wnnfa
tt @eeft 9 IL. tnB F6 bas Ssebrte YAbltfura rt3t iablr ID
oar N betb itigen oer}e. Ale @ert b;ureeu Fue setftHen,
UNI sGs *il etnts Der er5stfn n .rren Bu ldlIen.
Cant. Mpna b. rIbmlttf tefonntts MuN'e1rp8 Ia ,uea.
etrt anb Der feun tide gBtr b, II &Orenl, mtro Muts aNf-
bleter. UNI bs publtt i'm suf tetea gu Neltu.
Gtdsts 3u rs Gsnts IHe Ju bab n an Gage beS TeReS.an
ter EGie ionic bIt benz unite 3ri6nstsn &pnt'te.
g9m. 8rant, d. g uen. unS Bette ,fF' Nu. lOs.
G0ara) Se4rpsI WO. I16 Mrnfr. rm>
W Scbn, No. 1873 MaGbtn8tonfr.
Rtnter untef 10 S1tren fnb fret, W~fttel'teer ese Ber'
ems taben ftp punt. rs utt in Der 8 ne etn3nFneen,
M-mEl
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NMtunn 10. @aro.

Die GpIbattn unS Seelsute in ter 10. Uarb 10 tntdft
fnb a6tunesop1 erfu6t { nr @erlnmmIure tn Ger al
an Der NJD& te Don 2ertne!su unc 56rDeertr am Dtontal
ptn IL. Stunt, Aben6s 8 ubr tgtturrobaen
grI s. s. Brpwn. 9r6I
lanp) u. S a m n, Str.
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Gne 9csen. @eIaueStretne. SOnnt'es @luts. SdgDeretne.
narneuttt& aas 6 gems Snt1tsr unb oas beIti4s gnDiisum
ub Tblupt TAB bic mi dufsefpresrt, nGd1en Oprnerfd9.
ben IA Stunt. in Z ia | 9IGs, SUnefr. NO 1913, Abents s
ubr 8u E fbeintn rbrr Del 9etsn gu lenfen UNI ef8 = cas-
unccr itutigne De-. mud; rtihe Sonutdee9eIeS thdttldttig
aus atreten. 8usteiG MAIDEN mir beflnnt, ole &c nitt elm
aasemetnyS 8ats ef G~bSstaiten Uetben Nib, iur Inter
itusan8 bteies 3redes.
mo6p) 6. GIduS, Sefr.
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QiQbt Str. 8auuertiu 10. |.

DEN Witslieoern Cbisen 8trsins. icp { iOthen, bic I'D
NOD ani6Iee n molten, htene btrnntt Sur NaGrt6t bi
Diontas. ben IL Dc, Ab nbs 8 lMr StanttnrGtl wti
@eIocert1 # 4 ttfnctt; aub frerpen BITE Qutttun8sbu6l Il
a~asjeeeben srerein. Sm Auft1a8 bs &Omntts
u b. ~ i IIer,
Gamp; no 1868 Qtahtfr.
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0nm Ctr. Wnuperein.

Den Ittptitber btess Der the jur gtadrt&t tos rdbfen
WpntaJ NbenO, on Ii. SI7t BITE Sdtree' Uerldmm uos up
Beam enpdb f~dttfnbet. vi Dt.Gritetnenp ~perfalen ia
rie gefrstt9e Strafe.
llmDl 0ButA Z Il 8. Sfir.
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Itlrt. - an ltStsrem NiGse fCIen SisTttbert am
Sehlgften gepeieu fem. &eiu SGabeu tpuroe bers
uriddt.
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"A OrOBe GTcurIiOn
- Gnlumhia 0oae DO. 26, 1905

N&aM VUIWIIUIU NUBN HF"' W
gen IRtousberu. ouen Sr6en ~stritsrr, fCSi' benz SubIt
Fum ~ibertaHpt blcne btermtt CUR ytabrt9t, naB US'se Hrg
am Ii. SUM- gum 8ehsn er S,oltotret ttne 9rcarnSH nag
rem 6Sueencpf an Der BE dir Ncab Seranraitet Dat una
iaret bieiIben sur ~neiaHiseu lbeilnabms b'er3u ttn'
9rn. Wtnfer'o MuifcOrPs min DE ns"eHea @'"St
Suilptet n uno tte Nupelenotn erbett m.
Sc igitolierer, icrpte b G . oens 'rIber Hne trIuht, I'D
Wpraens u 8 ubr in rem Veriamm!9nesistal riniuFnesa'
UNI fb an Der pprans sebinbsn erojettcn gu betestit8en.
~ No 80 SIM NHft,aa y. Ybtltpp, Sefr.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-12-28

boys, I've got the pistols. tie was not
much inclined to boast of his exploits, and
that briei declaration was all L ever got cut
Of him as TO his experiences on the Texas
trail. What they really We're, can perhaps,
be lar better imagined than DESCRIBED.
HIS STYLE OF FIGHTING.
1t seems to make little ference to Fate
Arnold what mi ght be the number of his
enemies He would ride mp to an encamp
ment of the cuerrilias, who were the espe-
cial objects Of his hatred ana vengeance,
mark the position of their bivouacs and
watch fires, and then, mounted on his
dreadful spotted horse, ride through the
encampmcnt, firing right and left, with aim
all the more deadly because the reckless
any returned bullets Of course he was
frequently wounded, for the men opposed
to hun were nearly as possible of like metal
with himself, and he Is now, if still alive,
which | do not know, mere ba,tered
wreck Of his former iron self. But his last
and most dangerous hurt was received III
cause which would have did honor to any
knight OF old.
4 KNIGHTLY DEED.
4 poor woman whose husband was in our
army was falsely reported to be IN posses
sion Of sum of money. and gang OF the
unutterable miscrcants of the border sur
prised her in her humble cabin to rob her
Of her supposed treasure Her two little
children, twins, were playing by the
hearth, AMI the robbers threatened to muir
der them if she did not at once disclose her
hidden treasure.
The appeal to her mothers instinct was
strong enough, bat she had nothing 10 re-
veal; nor did she believe that the world
contained brutes vile enough to carry out
such hellish fOrewdrnIngs She was mis-
taken-the fends dashed out the brains of
the infants by knocking their heads one
against the other, and the heart broken mo-
ther was maniac from that hour.
CONCLUSION
Fate Arnold had been dischal geI from
the service, for the war is over but he
Immediately called together dozen OF his
comrades about equal in number to the
guerrillas, and started forth. They fell in
to an ambuscade set by their destined prey,
and suffered severely. Arnold was shot
through the body but, after he was fatally
wounded, was supposed, killed two
assaiiantS. Hardly more than half OF his
party returned, bringing with them their
bleeding leader; but only one of the am
| buscaders carried the story OF that close and
desperate fight into the low Countries"
". .. STODDARD.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-12-28

LsS~ The robbery Of Gen. Lyon Of IdaLo
who was robbed of $4,000 in the cars be
tween Philadelphia and Washington, was a
singular affair. He took the cars at Phila-
delphia, occupying the lower berth, and at
once retired, Mr.. Mccall occupied the
berth above him, nobody else being in the
section. Both gentlemen slept soundly
until morning. \ peculiar feeling about
the head, producing dull, heavy scnsa-
ton, which Mr.. Logon experienced upon
awakening in the morning, induced him to
believe that he had been drugged Meth
er of the gentlemen have any idea by whom
the robbery was perpetrated or the hour of
occurrence. The detectives ar at work up
on the case.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-12-28

THE LAC LA BELLE.-Thorough investi-
CATION has demonstrated the fact that this
fine steamer, which was sunk in the st.
Clair River by collision is a total loss. The
wreck can never be raised. 1t will probably
be towed out of the channel and left to rot
upon the shores of the river, through
which she has so many times sailed Most
Of the cargo of ores has been already got
off. Operations are still going on, and
should the weather continue favorable, the
wreck will be stripped of pretty much
everything valuable. This will bring down
the aggregate loss very considerable.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-12-28

HORRIBLE. different colliery ex-
plosions are reported from England-each
attended with terrible loss of life The first
and greatest cf these was at Barnsley, in
Yorkshire, where three hundred persons
were burned or crushed to death in the
mines. While the dead bodies were being
taken from the ruins, second explosion oc-
cured by which thirty persons lost their
lives. The third explosion is said to have
occurred in Staffordshire, and great loss Of
life is reported, though particulars are not
stated. At the scene of the Barnsley dis
aster a similar explosion occurred some sew
enty years since. 1t is, however, eclipsed
in its magnitude and horror By those of the
latter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-12-28

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDER. -
1t appears that one Of the Soldiers OF the
Revolution, of whom nothing has heretofore
been publicly known, is living in Noble
county, Ohio His name is John Gray,
and he is one hundred and three years old,
lie was born in Fairfax county, Va, and
enlisted in the Continental army in 1881,
serving for three months, taking partsdn
one minor engagement, and being honorably
discharged at the expiration of bis term.
His period of service was so short that he
is not entitled to pension under any ez-
listing law. He has been unable to support
himself for the last seventeen years, and
his neighbors now ask Congress to give him
a special pension.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-12-28

rea, Daring the month OF November &c
emigrant vessels of all classes arrived at
New York from Europe, bringing 3,l45
cabin and II, S63 steerage passengers, max
ing a total of 2l ,0OS souls. On the voyage
there were Is births and OBJ deaths. The
table SHOWS that the comparative mortality
was much greater on board the vessels
from Hamburg and Havre than on those
from other ports. OF the vessels So were
steamships and 81 sailing vessels, from the
ports of Bremen. Glasgow, Havre, Ham
burg, London, Liverpool, Rotterdam, and
one from Wales.