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Very truly,
The Olderl Time.

We resume our history of the proceed
ings of the famous ''Nine Penny Whist
Club" as it existed here more than sixty
years ago. 1t numbered, among its mem
bers, many more names than we have re-
ported, but owing to the lapse of time and
other causes, many of the papers have been
lost, and the list is, therefore, necessarily
imperfect. At the next meeting of the
Club his Imperial Majesty, Robert LIST, pre-
sented the following communication, which
was read with great feeling and expression,
and in clear, sonorous tones, by the Arch
Secretary. 1t is in reply to the address of
congratulation made to him, upon his cleo
ton to the Presidency, which we published
in a previous article, and in felicity of ex-
preston and the modest estimate of his
abilities to discharge the onerous duties of
his high position, which he SO frankly &C
knowledges, will commend itself to all:
IS Gentlemen of the Committee Of ttei
"Nine Penny Whist Club"
"Ireturn you my most sincere and hearty thanka
for the respectful address with which you honored
me on the first night of my official Presidency.
"Genaemen: At this period ofpoitical vibration
"a period fraught with dangers and difficulties OF
magnitude and ntricacy sufficient to appa the most
invincible resolution, and depress the most inexi-
bic spr1t-a period, when not only the official con-
duct OF every ministerial officer is perverted by the
envenomed shafts ofbaleful malevolence, but their
most innocent opinions and unmeaning express
sions, by an exertlon of sophistpy unknown until
the present era, construed into indirect and fell
attempts to violate our sacred Constitution and
erase to its very basis the august representative
OF our political liberty. At this period / cannot
otherwise chan experience an awful and deep con
viction of the important and multifarious duties
arising from the highly honorable and eminently
cepted, only through the unanimous and earnest
solicitation of order, novel in its nature and
so extensively advantageous in it's tendency. Atths
various functions of the Presidency, cannot avoid
exclaiming with the great man who is about re-
tiring from the tumultuous scenes of political con-
troversy to the humble and tranquil enjoyments OF
sequesterea Quincy: eve have indeed fallen upon
Wilmington journal., 1866-12-13
The Howard Amendment.

We are able to-day, in advance of the
mail, to lay before our readers the very
able, manly and patriotic protest against
the adoption of the Constitutional Amend
ment, reported by the Joint Select Com
mittee of our General Assembly, and read
in the Senate on Thursday. We will
advise all to read it, as we are satisfied that
so important paper upon so vital mat
ter will claim the attention of all. In
adopting the Report, the Legislature viii
be true to its own reputation and do all it
can to maintain the honor and dignity of
North Carolina. Our information leads us
to believe that it will meet with but feeble
opposition.
Wilmington journal., 1866-12-13
ALL SAFE.--The two missing boats be.

ALL SAFE.--The two missing boats be-
longing to the ill-fated steamer Suwanee,
were picked up at sea, by the brig Poto-
mac, bounl from Charleston to George
town, S. c., few days ago, and carried to
the latter place. ALI those on board said
boats have thus been saved, and reached
Charleston on the 9th inst Their names
are as follows
Adtes Boat-Saued. Pickens, First
Mate Charles Fry, Second Mate James Cutter,
Ships Cook; w. Brown, Seaman; Thos. Duffy,
Mess Boy Thos. Martin, Coal HEAVIER j. w. Ad-
ans, Second Cook.
Engineers Boat-Saoed- Henry Naples, Chief
Engineer; VIM. H. Crawford, First Assistant En-
ginser J. Fred. Schultz, Supercargo; George
Kirk, Oiler Hugh Simpson, Fireman; Thomas
Mclaughlin, Fireman; John Norman, Seaman
Henry Beaston, Mess Boy.
Wilmington journal., 1866-12-13
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDA1, Dec III. 1906.
Mr. WeuEh introduced the following resolution.
Whereas, III the discussion of the resolutions which
passed this House on the 7tit instant, declaring
among other things that the charges Of disloyal-
t., OF persecution against those styling themselves
the original Union men, and of the partial admin
lnlotion OF Justice, are false, and known by those
who make them to be without a shadow Of fOun-
datiOn, the member from Henderson (NIr. Blythe)
declared he could not cOnscicntiously vote for the
resolutions, because they untrue in that they
asserted that the Union men Of the State had not
been prosecuted. THIS allegation that Union men
had been prosecuted (Which allegation is under
stood to refer to persecution since the re-estab-
lshment Of civil GOvernmcnt) coming from p mem
Der OF tins H0u5e requires investigation Bto
the end therefore, that the person or authority
guilty OF such persecution, be daily punished ;
ReSOtred, That the committee on the Judiciary
be instructed to request said member to appear
before them, and furnish the facts on which he
rested said allegation, and that said committee in
order that fair and full investigation may
DE made, have power to send for persons and
papers, and that they report to this House at an
Adopted.
Dir. Cowan, for the committee on Internal I'M
proyemcnts, reported back bill to incorporate
the IancoyvIue and Milton Railroad Company ia
tayOrably, with amendments.
Also bill to rc-enact and confirm the charter
OF the WIliamston and Tarboro' Railroad Compa-
ny, substitute for bill referred: also resoIu-
tons for the relief of the Manor aud Commits
sioners Of the city Of Raleigh in response to the
city's subscription 20 the Chatham Railroad Com
pany.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Pr. Boyd a bill to regulate assignments and
protect creditors.
BY Blr. Waugh a bill TO amend the second sec.
ton OF chapter 68 of the Revised Code.
by MIR Trull a bill to pay taseS Jurors for their
services on capital felonies.
BY Mr.. Simpson a bill to incorporate Centre
Hill Lodge in the county of Chowan.
By Mr.. Perry of Wake bill for the relief of
Wards. e
BY Mr.. Dargan; bill for The relief of the estate
of the late Lawrence 0. B. Branch.
The following engrossed bills had their first
Lodge, No. 1O3 of Free and Accepted Masons a
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Dec. 8
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.

Mr. Avery, bill to incorporate the North Caro-
lima Land Emigration Company. Ordered To be
printed and referred to the committee on the Jul
dietary.
Mr. Speed, ~ bill to authorize The Dismal Swami
Canal Company to issue coupon bonds bearing s
per cent interest. On motion of Mr.. Leach the
rules suspended and the bill PASSED its sew
eral readings, ordered to be engrossed and sent
Immediately to the House.
The following resolutions and bills came up and
passed und:r the suspension of the rules: A bill
to incorporate Pasquotank Lodge No. 1O3 bin
to incorporate the Hibernan Benevolent Society il,
the city of Wilmington. A bill to incorporate tile
Mclean Fire Engine Company in the town of Fay
etteville. Aresolution in favor of W. S. Mason for
services rendered the State by the direction Of the
Governor.
message was received from the House trans
mitting the report of the committee on joint bal
lot for Counsellors of State which resulted in the
election of Mr.. Edwin w. zones, of Caldwell.
message was received from the House trans
mitting the House resolutions relating to the 10y
atty Of the State. On motion Of Mr.. Love, they
Wilmington journal., 1866-12-13
FUr INC JOuTnnI
New Hanover Agricu:tu ! Meeting.

New Hanover Agricutu l Meeting.
lieSsrS. Editors -
The farmers and others interested, are
requested to meet at Ellington, New Han
over County, at II o'clock, M, on the last
Saturday in December, (the 29th of the
month"; 1866.
The object is to consider the question Of
forming an Agricultural Society i'll New
Hanover also to agree upon uniform
system of agricultural labor throughout the
county, embracing regulations alike Just
and advantageous to employer and EN-
ployee.
Jas. GARRISON, d. Macmillan, Jas !.
Simpson, w. S. Larkins, O. Fennell, Jr,
J. S. Hines, J. A. Jones, John Jones, II.
+. Murphy, S. S. Satchwell, and others.
Wilmington journal., 1866-12-13

were made the special order for Friday next and
ordered to be printed. A bill to amend 9th sec
tion Of the 48t chapter of the Revised Code bill
to repeal an act to provide hands to work on pub
lie roads. @ A
The bill to repeal an ordinance to exchange the
stock If the State for bonds, came up on its third
reading and on motion of Mr.. Berry it was passed
over informally.
mssage was received from the House propos-
ces of the Peace which was concurredln A num-
Der of changes and additional names were offered
from nearly all the counties in the State,
On motion of Mr. Clark the Senate adjourned
until Monday at 101 O'Clock.
Wilmington journal., 1866-12-13


IT has not been unusual for many, both
in our own State and in others, to attempt
to treat with ridicule that sentiment Of Vir-
ginians, which would make them claim for
themselves descent from noble and gentle
blood. To him, who looks beyond appear
ance, and searches deeper than the surface,
will appear in that very spirit, the cause of
Virginia's prominence among States. Her
State pride has been ever an object of earn
est consideration and tender solicitude to
her statesmen, and they have exhibited
greatness of soul and far reaching wisdom
in thus intoxicating principle and a feel
ing which has made their impress upon
all of her people. We have made this allu-
sion to Virginia, to introduce subject
which should be dear as life to the heart of
every North Carolinian we mean the re-
putation of the good Old North State
With no desire for vain glory, we would
instin into the minds of our people that
pride of State, which we have cause to feel,
and which should be our glory to claim,
North Carolina as our mother. The hon
esty and modesty of her people are proven
bial, but these Yirtuous characteristics have
otwon forher in the estimation of the world
that high position to which her real worth
and noble deeds entitle her. There are other
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8unDesfeuersN1ptiz

fir oue S~teuer3abler Inn 8. 8e,irfe Marp
lambs.
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Die bebOrftebenDe Iheateriaifan.

9letd3eittg nit @teoererShnuug Der Sinber.
iGulen, tDer6en and bic S6ulen fir Qrpadfene
tpieoer erSfnet-bie Sddubfbnen. Sic U1uIe1 u.
Wfimen, tpelde Dor Der f6redliheu Site fiber Gee
Ober ins 2au0 Gefioheu paren, ffuo suriiddefebrt,
nm ibren beiteren Beruf aufs gteue 3u erfituen:
nm uns oas 2sben in ieinen bunten @effaIteu bors
Sufitbren, bic @haraftere Der Ren1hen In oHen
SIREN Nuancirungeu Iuo 96attirunaeu 3u seiaen;
u1s 81 ~belesrer, 3n erbeftern, su eridittern, Al.
riibren, cor allen DinQeu ober inns All beffern.
Somit hGt bdsTbeater etnen hoppelten 2med, Der
9ei66ftSntann l11b Grbeiter teiuht bafTeIte ftf,
31. erbcle1 uro tptro f1id't felten beIebrt 1nb febrt
NIT aan3 anberen gori6ten unb Gmtfuouuoer
beim, ale Die paren. psIte er mitbradte.
OaS VerSonol ees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1T ffr bic
fcr1menbe 9aiion neu r~efrItirt uno miro Der Ebes
aterfreuno am n66iten NiontaS Nkenb gar man.
Dies unbefannte @eIiht fiuben. Son BEN beffen
8rdFteit Der Iesten 9aifon irteIen MIR 6err une
Trau Weaubert. Sr. unb fran 9eraes unb Serr
Nornan pieoer NIT. Neucnaa9trt finb: s5r8rl.
2ubcpicd Bfeifer, ais erIte trdoiide 6elbi1 uno
2iebtaberiu; cine tunae intere1iante @r1deinuuq.
Die Dame 1T cine Eo6ter beg niel t~eriibn1ten
i6auIpieIers s Nfetfer BON Ranubetm unb fpG.
teren 8 hnterbtrectOrS In ct. 2ouis; fe frat in
mebreren StGbten bes @effenS NIT arosem Grs
fOIa ouf; ferrer FrduIetu Clara @olia, Trdulein
Wtir1I Us re b6ft, ErI. Niniler. Sr 6 Erau2.
miiler, Sr 6 Dranf. Or QeuppIo, 81 Sod II. Sr
4rrHer, ans bis jsst .nh 2ienrf;&, assk.a~..+. O.
1neu uup 9erreI, bic ~iibriaens buB Gl6n5snbite
ermarten luIen, bei1 fte muroeu idr1mtIt6 Don
Sru Meoubert e~nsagirt. gfeusu9ugirt purben
feruer 5r @m Gob, oIS @eIana8fcmifer, elm
b~etaunter SdauIpteIer uno S8user uub Elm 9errrs
9~eletsHer Acteur, Sr 9eI13erIing, tpelber bereits
frtihsr in mebrerer Ro1en NIT qroBem GrfoIs
ouftrot Il. Sr6uIein Grimm. benz Sbsaterfreunbe
9IeidfaIs befauut,
Die Saiiou pirO nit 0Hefctps beribmtern
biitOriiGeu GuftipieI 3Opt unb S&wert
arn MfOntag Gbenb erEfnet merbeu.
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9ds gbItemfeit.
Der nterfe& eftfGa.

l1no penu be @biissugeieOiGaft ibr 6eft Il
Gage lang hauern IieEe, Der Yart trtrhe INNER
3ablretb beiudt ietn. @eftern mars nun polenbs
brau6en gum &rbrtidsR pon unb 1T es rrpbI ntdt
itbertriebeH, rpenn mir Die 8abl Der Seiuder anf
12-14, 900 Tsripnen angebeu.
gSns Nuen am n%leiten tr1po1trte, mar Die rIus
fferbafte Sronuns, tpeLhe n6breno bes aan5en
Eeftes herri6te. mir batten fsille S6ld9eret AZ be-
rtbte1l, mir eIa1ber fa11u1, oaB ir9enb cine lTnans
rebmItGfeit fonit inuerbaIb Der Ginfriebigung bes
Barfs rpr9efauen lift. 9eutids, GtHge5orne, Sr<
lduber, SraH3pfen ano StaIieuer, NUes ppate bunt
bur6 chamber nnb ale tetratteten ft6 als cine
grCBe SamiIie bic Der Genius beuti9er Sr6hlt9feit
in feline &reiie bannte.
@6brenp Der bonn G6ieB &pmIte beitimmfen
Stunben DON 9 bis 6 l1br nauerfe bas Breisi6ie.
zen, belfen Rsfultate bsute sur SeurtniB 9ebra6t
meroen. OaS 4reisfeaeIn bauerte BON sc Ibr
unb bate f~cIsences Gei uItat, Den erfen 45reiS
getpann:
N2r . 9al5tg, stue lilberne ubr; 2. Breis, 9r
BauI Berg, etr Eron6irbefted nit SLIDER beidIae
aen, dbnIid benz, melbeS Sr s @ieEIer ais TreiS
iGenfte. Ser 8. Breis beftaub IN einem boIbsn
Dubenc WeefIern uno @abeIn NIT Stlbergriffen
ulo purbe rem Srn. 8 g Osbn1 gerrnnerl; BEN
A. Breis, Elm 1lberplattirtss GruGtfSrb9en erbteIt
Or @in bon @afbin9tcH. Die beioen lettSe'
nannteu Serren poreH heIanntlt9 geftern 1&cn
u1ter ben Gerpt1nerl.
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SIN groBen San3idion tDurbe pG6reub bes gan,
gen gtadnllttdaS trdder aetdnat unb rlIr aedeu
4 ubr, als Sr. 2eBlie ietne gorfeluua ouf Rem
Seile gob. nar cine feline B.u1e. Ser berifbmte
SetItdn3er erntete aud geftsru mieber fitrmiiden
Settal. 90 ctnoos itebt man ober aud In Der
Gbat ieIter unD Ioute iGOn bieIeS ben, Der ben
qarf no9 niGt beinGt bat, tetpeasn at aeben unb
beute feline teste @oriteIuns NIT on3uieber,
Wdbreno bes 9tad'mittaQS o~rronoirte Brofejor
Gnopp, oer Wtaitre be BlaiHr ftr bic Suaenb
@oIfss un6 Suaenoipiele unb certbeilte baum cine
srcBe @n3ubl idSner unb foftorer Breife (me;s
fters @ei6:nfe bon beutlGenHtrMeu unb Suoenbs
freu"oen) an bic erfcIgreifen 2Snfer, 9lettes
FER &C.
Sim Nbenb Umrre III Ter gGiieenbaIe 9etan3t
lib terrifte hort bic unumi9r6nttelte 5r0bli6teit
urb @emiItbIi@feit.
SIne fclhe DieufdFmmaife, nte 1h Geiferu
Nbeno IN Dem Yarf berumbr6nate. lit ncbl felt
cer @rttn6unaB aitir1cres ni6t tn einerr umIdloIz
ierer Bldt 3niammtn 0eIeten mcrben unb bis ce.
gen 10 ubr, mar nod ieber Observation-Disclosures.
Der bilanSfubr bon. Sic Ba6ntpaaer, tpelhe
nab Der Staot fubren, paren am beffen nit 8iee
rent6rben AT oe9lethen. born, binten unb an bei@
BEN Setten bi19en bic 2eute uno bag nibt Elm ei1re
5I9er unfau ant benz @eae paiitrte, 1T 6a6 erSBte
Wunber, rOelde6 bon geIterH AZ beri6ten if.
gtln erit bic Qobnfutiden, OnlnibuIie, &baiIen,
oOu4I NUCL OOO tDuL1 tpSlC4k
bis ipGt in bic Nadt Der benz Barf bic Ba1Iaqe
reriperrten unb oeren &uti6er einen Qdr11 pcus
fiibrten Dor benz es fau1n r1SeIi6 mar, fem eteep
n:s @Crt 5u bSren.
QSie Elm ipdt beretnfommenbes Gon1itemtteIieo
iast, tparen geftern mebr ale 10000 BeriOnsrI auf
benz SsftpIob.
9eute mirb Der Barf Obne 3peifI ebenIO sabl.
reid beIudt tperben unb Attraftionen pirb e8 3ur
Genige geben.
3uerft 1T bic @reisrertbefluna au ertpGbucr.
rpeIde aegsu Wnhmtttag ftatttnbet. Borber tpir6
bic beriibmte gticoIai Samilie, reI6e aeeentpGrtte
I'M UfarrIano Snitttut gOrfeIuugea gtebt alf'
treten.
Sr. Settle stbt teute feline @aIapOrIteluna unb
BRENT auf benz Sel eth Seuertperf alb: biefe
Qeiftpns merbsn aemiB MUIR penise bts5er seiebeu
haben.
Sr. Snapp ptrb Defenders in Ietnem Clement
ieit!, oenn n6breno oes Na1nittaes ltnb Bolts.
uno Slueu0fp:ele onberaunrt i1nb 1T cine orofe
In3abI fdSner Hreife AZ Uertbeilen.
HbenbS trenut Yrof. Bomb, Der beTdnnte Bpros
tedriter, Elm grcBes Seuerrert al; nebenbet mol.
len mir, bo utr aera6e ron T~snernerien Ipreten,
nod betnerfer. oo6 eeftern Mbenb Dor benz Saupt.
bes SrOid Club, 9r, WfOris &abI Elm
6eWerDerf ubbrenneu lief.
SOfentlt6 r1odt Der Sinmel fIr beute feinen
5tri6 bnr9 bic Hehnung.
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Rur5t Sepef@en-

st. Qowts, 80. gus. Die WltHOuri
Delegation gu Der Convention Der iaOlt6eu
.l1ntont(ten In @btlapepbta reiife bsute BON
bier al.
San Sran3tsco, 30. @wg. SIR.
6cIbrccf, Der bempfratti@e Ganbtoat fir bic
STEELE zines DeIssaten, nm Soabc I'm Cons
ereb su Sertreten, tptrb etne Natoritat SCn
900 Sttmmen baben.
GremtDn, 80. Musuft, Vcuo. @arc
fat etne 8rctlamation erlaHen, burd pel6e
bte Wetsgebung bes States auf ben 10.
sept. In Sisuns berufen tptrb, nm bes @cn'
Rttuticns . Mmenpement au ratf3tren mnp
BITE erleptste Senatcrfele su beieben.
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Die eawaotifs 8esterung berlam9t Sruppeu.
Gin an0erer Observation-Disclosures.

Die rauaotiGs Stesierang perlaust Sruppeu
Gin anDerer Observation-Disclosures,
Rspolnfion tn GauciG.
9enbcn, 80. Mus. Die cnmattIde Ne
eterung bat bic Nesterung beS MutterIanbel
sebeten, mebr Sruppen mad Canada 3u Ihtt
fen, ta man etnen neuen GenterRreif1ua Be
fIrhtet.
Gs purbe beldlOAen, 5rOeI Jtes;menter Sm.
~fanterte unb Elm Reetment @asoQerEe mad
GAMBIA at 1dtden.
Con T a.nttnOpel, 20. Aug. DG'
:33uitante tn Der GIrtet ltnb febr prerdr, btl
NeuOluttCu In Gambia ereift tpetter UNI l9,
Die 8epctner Der SnIel - Greter 80 ia
ben TIRE anabbanstefeit Der 9Grfet ~geeenibe'
erfldrt.
G~OntanttnOpeE fol- Ila I'm 8elagerun9s3u-
fanp befnben.
Musfau, 20. Dug. Die Ser. StaG'
ten 0elanbtidaft Fat G%intaDunsen BON elmer
grOBen Mn3abl BON Gtabten aus Dem Snnern
BON &uBlanb erbalten.
Raris, 80. @us (abeurS). Ste Pins
nabme, baB Nurtmtltan ~ubbanfen werbe, fin
bet bter piele Nnbdnaer.
QonDOn, 80. Nua. Ser. ct. 5.2Oer
723; SatnOts Central 761; Grte 452.
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BnnbskIanptlfnbt.
0i. sbIaeeIpbtsr eepfemDersGOuOeutiO

NV RuS~0StPVtSS
Wafbtngton, 30. Nue. Sic r1ntcr
Qeasue BON &merica bat fit teoen Staat etner
eber u1ebrere Delegaten eenannt, bic fe au|
ber S~eptembers@ Contention In Dbtlabelp6io
Sertreten foaen. Bon Narplanb 1T baruntel
Gbparb q. @olbstOroueb.
~- 9as Natioual Grerutib @cmite Der Col.
baten uno Seemauns Union bon bter Bat fiji,
ieoen Staat etnen prcmtnenten SfT,ier Re.
lttmmt, weIGe bte nStbtgen S6rttte au t6un
baben, bag ibre Staaten in Ter am Is. Sept.
In ptttSburg tageaben G0npenttun pcultan.
big p~ertreten treroen, Sir MnrpIanb IN
Gen, Oenilon ernannt.
JsepubIiaantf&ts SeatioualsG ouafte.
Die bter annelenben Witalteoer DeIel6en
MAIDEN batauf omf merfIam. baB bas Gpmtte
int Continental 5otel in philadelphia unb
ntdt i'm Nfor 6amIe In Stem gOrf, pte ba8
8apmOnc'iae Circular tptl, aulommentrttt.
Die Wit9lteper betraften Ra9mcnb aFs etnen
BerrGtber. Der lth NIT ben Rebelen unb 8es
belenfretnben serbunten bat, TIN bte republts
fantfhe Bartet 3t 3erifSren unb ie elauben
raher. ba6 &c fetn Ne@t fat, N1 nod lauaer
ais gorliber bes republtfanti9eu geattpnaIs
Gomite's au 9ertren.
GieE9ferfdgeT.
Erpb Der abpeenbett BEG 8rafbenten tptrb
Der Stnau5mtn'@ter Don Memtertdeern Gber=
lanfen.
Wafbtugt0n, 80. Au9uit.
9tretf nit GnsEan6.
Cine DepeiGe 5etgt, boB 3pii&en benz Gtaat8'
~iscretutr unb benz brittii6en Wiuiitsr bes 9aepGrs
tigen cine I6orfe Gcntroperie itter llniere ariess-
forberungen beffebt. Ser Eert mirb nod 3uriiG.
sebaIten, aber es 1T fem SweifeG barber, baB
Geecretair getrarb eineu Iansen uub 3useipieteu
Brief iber ben @essnftonb seidrieben BAT.
oBro3.sanleibs,
Oie 3eamten bes S6abbeportements 1tno elf.
rig beI6Sftiet nit Der umtpanbIuns Der 7y3Ger In
5I20er, ba hos neuerlihe gteigen Der 2eetereu im
MarTte b,efs GOnoeriiOn bStft portbsiIbaft ma9t,
Ser @ebanfe, 5 Nro5. asslerunssauIeibe auf
cen Dfarft gu briu8en, Der Der einiger 3eit aufse.
aeben plrbe, lit in 6Olge bes nod niGt basepe1es
uen Gteissus aIlsr Reeisrnuesfiderbsiten pieber
anaerest mcrbeH-
Dian sluutt, baB bic Nu9frase mad unIersn
Yapieren I'M AuSlanbe nod madden wirt.
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GhDIcrdsWeriAtte.

Cincinnati, 30. @ug, Gelterm far.
beR BIER nur bret Derionen an Der Cholera.
ct. 2Outs, 50. Nug. @steru wuroeu
nnr 90 an rer Cholera 9eforbene 0erioueu
bier b%eerbtst, tpOrau6 au erIe6sn TT. ba6 biz
Seu6e obnimmt~
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be9Sroe teri6tet, Cab In ben Ieeten S Gasem
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Sarbtee.
@emPbis, 80, @us. Son II Ser
lOnen, peI4e heute erfranften, farben 90.
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1pirS besa5It fir bic ger6aftnus etuss 3etsu Obsr Urgent
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