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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-08
Smfrlkdni(ds ua6ri6teu uno noti3en.

0es GerrGtGersQobn. Der 0reuc
ubemrtrdtiide" 81 lerper ing Gentrebiue, Queen
Nuns'S Guuntp, perlpabrt f9 gang entlaiecer
segen bic Mlplraticnen beS 0Oup. Stpann aui
Die SuneeA lsnatprtsle. gr eriunert an bas
9eieb, tpornad> elmer Der beiben Genatcter
bon Der Sttuits fcmmen mub; porna6 alic
Smonn Id,un aus lctat.u Wri.uDen nidt aee
wablt tperpeu fGrne. Weiter laet Der S6iers
Der: .,0cuY. Spann io0te un Term 0ulfe AZ
betannt 'ein, ais oaB i'm ebem bic Mdnner Die
ct felt unDenflidsr Belt 70 bebarrltG be-
Idimpfte, 81 etnem ~ NJ dttseu 9mts erGTben
F0nnen. Gin %ctnsi9er 8lid ouf i'm esniiat
unl ms 81 ilter,eusen, baB er ntd>t 9esienst
III, bas 8olt bisleS Staates In iraenD einet
Steilun9 gu rai%entireu. Detl er msrtte,
eab Grssrel innerhatb Der rapitalen Nartet
gu iarf fur i'm lit, besbalb ertlarte er E@ fir
bic Sonlercdtiper. 6dtten i'm pie Nabttolen
sum SnnoeSienatcr ermdblt, 10 pare er berte
9erpiB niGt bet ben GcnIerpatipen. Ner be-
3%speifeit htse? Smunn 1T Itets bereit Elm @mt
5a erbaI@en, 9letdpiel Doa melder Bartsi It
es betommt. llnlere Disqualification iolten
ibm aufs entIdteoenle Dppuniren."
Nebnltde Sttmmen erteben f6 lett i'm
ncemofratiIdsn" 2a9er atlenthnlben eeaen
Swamn. Is wiro i'm eeben wie Monteu
rner9 Blair. Dtsie gtrratAer erbaitsn ni6t
etnmal ibrtu Subasipbn.
Gin %9tebltng berM r
&ebelleM. S~etanntliG 1T Der 9auptre6.
nnngsfIbrer in ber..91uYY 2jarD gu 9lorfolf 3d.,
oieler Id9e NIT elmer beDeulencen Samme
aus Der &uiie psS 3ahlmeiiterS uno NIT Der
Srau etnesNncern mad unbsfanntan @eaionsu
eerpuftet. unp wsr 1T pieler senteine Verbres
der? Nn:ipUrt: s. 6. Stint, Der neben
lelnem 10 fGannti4 Don itm mt6brauGten
NmtSppiten bic 8epattiua oes NebeIenblottes
nOlO DOmipn" in 9lorfolf fabrte. Mdbrenp
Deg Sur9ertsteaeS tpar er uuter Dem Nonen
"Ornle" Der Correspondent Der Stem Oprfer
@Opperbeaobldtter 8crlo uno STEMS un5 aetdN.
nete iid III pieler Gt9eaI9aft Tim SntereiIe Der
Ne6elliOn purd, elm ~&ueentalent aus, pos bic
Yb0ntalie WiIn6bauiens nett In SGotteu
iteQte; 3uslet6 Dor er Elm semetner unp boss
batter Qugner. ST. tpuroe BON ben tieIaeu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS auf ben 6dnpen 9es
traeen. ST mar ppm tbnen 70 sefstert mis
p0rr9 WlrtCre telell-
Gtnwanperung Ii Der New gort.
8ts 5,tm 3. OttUber famen in bielem SABRE tn
gfeip DOrt 1862 Ginwanperer an; fir
oenlelbsn 3eitraum bes pori8en Sabrs5 betras
tbre An,abl 140,2l8.
sSdbrenp oes WunatS Ssptember tamen 27
Oampfer tn 9tew gurf an, psl1e 1870 Gmts
9ranten b~radbten, Mno 16 Se9ell1ife init
olao Gmt9ranten i'm Gansen alic A.
$50 Gtu,panoerer.
Webetme Nebelten @efeII>
6aften TN Smben umb Nprbeu.
Beinabs ale Na6ridten, mel&e bic q. gorfer
Srtbnne nod bon Nep Orleans erbieIt, wurs
ben ipdter amtlia beltatigt; 70 murben 1. g.
tire 8ert9te iber pte 8lutbodseit bur& bic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-08
Tcreitlung Spamn'i6er I~urfebrnuger
iIr BEN @alltaa.

9tr Partri bss @sr. Gsann fastmt rtsfl.&
bic Itii6t aebabt gu BADEN, ON Wabltaee biz
alien l6euBlihen @ewalt8benen gu pteber6cs
len, NIT cenen Scr. Gmann friber ieine
pWablEe9e" burGsuisben pftsgte. So Bate
tie ). 9. in einem ibrsr Suartiere in elmer
Waro DieruncIe6ssts Wusftten bepunirt.
@ber bic 8citSet lit waniom; Ge ~iaiirte am
Somsta9 Oieie mGroerilGsu Swann'lh sn
0ablmol&insn. Da5lette miro fe in auen
anberen @ares tbun, IN trelden tie pe,einie>
ten 8ebelleH unc 6now-N othings a9nliGc
OepUltipnen maGen.
.llnlere tiidtise Staotperpaltuug mirb oolulr
iOr9en, cab mir cine frieoli6e @a9t taten,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-08
StssiTsirmna Der gtiunGeber.

Sin 0srseidbniA Uum Wamsn ais reaiftrtrte
a~naftFstrte @ttmmOsber Der fitniten G3arb Der StaSt
Baltimore Wb.. nad benz GtantcDeies, l74. Gbteettane,
pafirt am 90. WHr5 1865.
GGe bieriu bst6eilisfen Rericnen tperben bena@riStist,
H& bel benz Oleoiitrator benauuter gsarb In In $40.
20 @retetNr., Trantltn SaG, am Dlenftag ben 30. unb
Mitpo@ zen 81 Dftbr. 1855 bpii1en Q Qbr Nlorgeus
u. S n6r Na6mittass %einftnben, um etpaiSc gusIaHanseu
ober anee,e 3rrtbimer In bsiaeter Cite 5a beri3tisen.
u. .. Crane, 0tesifrator.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-08
Je!CDOftS= U~il6eineN.

22Sne, Sc. Falls,
&ed)tssA nhaIt
@runreisentbumS> unO @eiGafts : Assnt,
Wr. . st. @dalRreRs.
(iept 26-3nttl BdtttmDtt.
Gnglifde mnb DentfAes!& nabenfdule
bon Q. S@eer,
@de Germans uno 0reenltraBe.
SefonSerer GIeiS ntrb BEN rnterri9t in Der Wat5ema%
tit ~Seplbuet.
Gbeuic auf Herlan9en dlte Grra1eu.
F. Q. @@eer
18plmt) So. IS Qertugtonfras..
S. Snaps TcrtbilSuueSfbule.
Die gGtebsrerSfuuns bie'er gGule fanb am Mcntas,
ben l. Dttoeer fat. 9e6rftunbea @bsuh8 ron rs
nSr. ehcriare finb TN SuiitMte, SpGtbesitrass gu bas
ben. lpftI inn
On9ltfher Gpraaumterrtebt.
Bon DDuueftas, ben II. @spt., a6eubs 8 ubr aR,
ertbeils i'd breimal wS@entli6 uote,ridt i'm Gpre6sn,
Seien nub GGretteu Der enshi6su Spra5e.
annelrrngen beIiebe man uGgiiGft bal0 Su MAIDEN. -
@ebtusuusen SIS oierteljG5rIi& i'm 8craua sabIbar.
3. WGuusr SO 0erinanftr.,
s. Srtf&su 9ctparo@ Inb Gutarfr.
IS EEAe cS 23
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-08

ans S&rift Die GmansipaticnspOlittt Oss
YraFeenten 3tnceln 70 bebar.lth mno naGs
oraalsh pertbeiDtete uno cifen Dor allemUolte
Ieinen Stimm3ettsI far bteie 9cl!tit absab.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-08
Gbr. Se9,
23
VsFpanff
pVFUNia
Safob @eeger,

halt fertuasrtab elm GOT ~iOrti'tes Cages Don pIa1ttrtsa
Rab MetaapGaren
aiGI
sbareuplstttn. SdHsazmm;ra, lsa@sastu, M. t6uEn5bfe,
Ie3st&sM FIR eVs-n Inb tpnaiga Ssretnf, Narteu Gttdsj
P1bnen fur 9Dtttbf ale SDnen Gtsfir9. gerHibsv, Eu.
= : Sc. tn Eaftin acb Gropk 3iau, y 81, Erippei. garttSer
NSt9 SoIir unh SrasSIrfsn SAas,te6ei, Rcte!Sttitu,
N~1rbtde'u. @entf1 gsrsinister EMptsrbrabt. SunSetaIs-
e9neer. Setten u, 1, 10.
Strect m OF ttrt. sBSGsns ssartGte S3den, Tue
ptyrre xettennbeeL, Set!faf6Cn. Gprir aetItsm5tel, tetrs
!.attrte Waeeitdfise, 8ebe rrFRr, Ers1bst4itGs S@rstb,ss
fen &c
Natsr S~adasrnus rssaeF nab sutsF g~sttensuO btstrt um
~sentieten 3ufp:gA
tNtl-oMt @hf.Dfs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21
The Militia Enrolment.

The annual enrolment Of militia, In pursuance OF
chapter 500. % 1896 laws Of tho state Of New York
which prov for enrolment Of all able bodied
root. will cemmrnce to-day, and all who arc liable TO
military duty viii b. enrolled and assigned 70 various
refmens Of tho state National Guard. Tbo5e claiming
exemption from disability other will be
qslred 10 ne written statement OF such exemption.
verinsd by AFFIDAVIT nj tho County Clerks on,
before the 18th ~ August, In default OK which the
benefit Of such exemption will be- lost A prompt at
tendance this mater will greatly facilitate tho enrol
uent and the parties much trouble
In 1897 the nufnbt % crempts was twenty six thou.
sand since tho has terminated " ~ expected that
tho 81 inyads will be greatly redues and fully
one hundred thousand able bodied males ~ be enrolled
for militia within tho few days from thu city
and county OF New York. Colonel PneknSy, who has
had several years the bssnea assisted by
Lieutenant benjamin. exoncer 81 tho Seventy hrst
reg mcnt have appointed by the Governor ~ the
Of the work. and have entered upon their
duties Tue enrolling clerks nov soas The rounds
and 70 h expected that every facility viii b. Afforded
thsn IN the discharge Of their dntsx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21
NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Yeatan Coils pse-Ths PxoeseAisgs
OF Conxress-sptrtsed Address Of santa
Anna % shs Msxsea ns-Dsath OF Gen.
Lewis Cass-Ths Latest nsus fvos Es-
rsps, A<., -.
no mall steamship New York, Captain cpy. IN
issvs Tits pos tLis nssnins sos Asplswail
me mails fss Central America asd the ssuih Passse
wai Gloss q hsif-psss ten o'clock us morning.
The Ngv Yoax HnAiD--EdiiioA Zoe ths pscic-v NJ
" ready a half p~s nine O'Clock IN The morning
II wui oonsAis account n the eissins nevssnsnu
d lhs ysniass In Canada asd u thsr ana Cons~s Asa
spss~oa, Rspor y ,ss pessssdisgs u Cosgsss; Hsws
frun en- psssioas o. The eoanuy: rAs slusas AdSr-sa
" esa SANTA Anna 70 We nsseAs ps<uls, oss,assy
se,ios u sbs G.ssrss Ls~s c.s Iat~rsssss ssvs
from I'll rsr n Esrops ed ssosssu ~ al Interest
eccgr~noss of The tsv
sss's o,psss 10 v~pp~n rssdy To- naaiins. q, ssssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

JuSs 9o-TA> I~posfers' aaa radsrs' iaswasss tS~-
pany CAr,sse and sn,rs Tho action n this -Hr
brought leas 10 try s rsbt 81 ,is den ndsass "a
Sub lot basement which oy had rented sIioo broad
war from the defendants Tie ieaso and . her papers
eoreected with the suit forth that The dsesnd had
taken the saent Tor plas- that bd fcn sub lot
to . Mr. Lyon for hiSraSD and fssisnD ni nd that
this contrary 10 tbs ar.smnDt rtssss us Iariies
taat no obi stlonsbs basses~ sl<uid b. carried in
10 Mace Tho defendants admitted the slb lling bot
tsned thsg tho basDa~~ carried ot)sgsl0u able
II was also syerred mat pslnrs had fge two veeks %
very cold weather hpr'~sd Tho dsends nir "a e means
81 heating their ap~rtT-.nts sons svssgos having
been TAX o. the csss wss adjourned ~ tot.arow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

0ALvUros, TeIAA yuns u lsSo
General Sheridan and portion o. bis stan arrived
yesterday, 1893 from BrHros, fcS New Oreans hs
ssprssssd sas sesscn ii The auiss state q ars aoeG
The Rio 0randa General Gregory, having 6s'sned ne
Inspection Of The S<ats, lett In oompanx Win ososrA
Sheridan. for Nee 0sIesna, rcsss 'os WaehingsqA
General Rddsv IN . order 70 ASSISTANT onf.nfs-
ssoaers urges them 70 Kr~siss essvuoe 70 ays end,
possible increase the cutton crop.
The frssdmen's oolsbra.lon ~ smandpAsos ~ noas.
ton pAs.sd % qaIstly. General railx2a be- 90 Te'
arrived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

The trial of DanIs and Ases 0'Rsiy. charged n
killing Patrick Donnsily or.ihc 22d s;Apri oonc' II
81 yesterday In ths General Sr~osa Assistant Di-n<t
Attorney Bedford csimsA vertGt of msnsiaughts In
the third degree against DANIEL k1d of A<~Aa and
terry sgnna Niles whish, after feu moments oxAxnI
TALON the Jury rendered. Rsoofisr Hacked a&sdsd
he pyiso erH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

A.-A.-A--A.-A.-A. A--A.
~ SO ~ tks sA1Ss wssh ssy
s.y h... $500 gssa ...y.sl 80. s:f.,l Y ~
mss1y vss~rs % sss nsassey, rs~s ~ ss.ss I, q
kross " ss syss~n ~ vss1 80 a an fs.<sfs -
y. -. e. 4 sss.1..S. dee tss ~ -, y :. ss.s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

rirsin IN. Ra,xerx.

The alarm OF ore % eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
caused by the awning the dry goods store 81
y. RUSSELL 800 Bowcry, taking Ore. buroed about
oncthrd Of the awning aud the goods placed out for
show front OF the DANA ed about $500 the
Ore having fallen down, setting Of them on IRE
1, 10 not known positively how the nrc occurred but 10
suTSe 70 have been donc by ono thr-~ing OFT
match or lighted paper from OF the upper wndowR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

Ore In IAwrenos last night destroyed the building
Essex yard, occupied by Laid Co. steam planning
mill Williams Berry sash and bllod factory, and Tor
other mechanical purposea Loas $4,000, a which
aboue hnkf = Insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

Fr Ltf Juno DO 1s66
The cioshing store Of Friedman 4 Co, on Fourth
street, bsswsca Locust and yine and the millinery
rooms of Fedeslins Cohen, the second naor OF the
came building were burned lad night Totai ioss about
Ga. 600. which 10 fully insured In Eastern sficc&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

Repairing the Brssk IN the Erie Canal.
ALsAsv, June 70, lea
DIVISION Enssnees Jeuns report. thai The gresx btoseh
In the canal i've lss west Of Schenectady which or.
CURED last THURSDAY nghb ~i b repsirsd 20 Ass bcss
may pas Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

me building and machinery ~ the CHICAGO Rolling
Mn Company destroyed By IRE Ass nght Loss
$500 coo, Of which $4,000 insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

IITrS FAffs ~ T., June ~. 49,
Tho John street Catholic church totally derIoyc1
BY Ore this aesnooa. Estmaied loss $500 rhs hss
Wns eOcAentAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

Agae.-strte'Gia ntSs AGue Kennedy 10 .
u has stood to- tssi n ysars IN The ,siies
Mls.s. li ard hs-esn ~ !. ~. .ss'ssn n"say =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

t0irnntt, Oh0. JuDf %, fH14.
Tho Union State Convention met to-day and nognt.
mated Secretary OF State William Henry Smith, ~
Hamilton Judge of tho suprrm. Cosr J. scott. ~ Hot
inr, Board Of Public work., john NJ baxr~vs Tbs FOB
lowing resolutions adopted -
Resolved That tho Union party ~ Chs having sus,sosA
the general durny four ys-r seae-sfn go
North p~ans
Foundations that rebellion accession win again
DANCE. national eIissno~.
Resoi,ed That th Convention fully .rSorss. ihs an~A
the ty Congress tho fegte
isures o. states h~fa ~ss~ sn1 pauoe a.
and hs Union parry Of Ohio ssdss for nss assssA
and hearty support
Resolved That tho nation ovss t. tss hssoie n go
aud de- bt Of lasting sunde for their p~tfssto
services dsNcnna of tho consolidation and unon snd -
Congsss the daty ~ sta.hsing toantss a.
fallen brsv.s pledge the ,tAovs and espbAns ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

snsng u0.i a. An. asa y.suin, ps~ssryng 700
ard cothnz trsss pg.h. Ths on.rs.i al ssaalas =
sgtsf ~ Lyuf AZ otAsfA ifna seas Tass ~ 49,
Ins-et pa-ass bsa Iysas. SID " Al afasxiAs ssA ~
MAMA A Z "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21
Maine Republican Csssrssssesai Ces-
vsnt1o0.

The Rrpubiosn capsrcsfoasi Convention held hsro
today Vas fully attended Mr.. John A. Peinu -
maatsd for Congscsr receiving nearly uhAnitns1o
vote large number ~ delegates have arrived 70 -
tend the Union stso Coz nation 10 DO held bore -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

Agsnts w~.ses--ea.oO0 . yesS and All
Tor further 2.siiepisrs address - q. Ws~ss
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Mach HAS Been said IN Tfmss psse
ssost Ne Rrot uAr. sat o.iy usasr 40 Nssn .s
Irsxsfs1 sy~ss t1sff lgsi ~snursgast
tsyrn ks fat th&i KsDx k&s t~~n osDsls4 ~s 10y
s,rvy vlaias a. M eses<~sr yyrnss y tsa sgs<t
srtsnes .ss tes tuAiie ere esxsnhns ~ sTf"~%@ 49,
"a tasiy ED eve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

A.-samsrfsAs's Gtu Cures IN fvs0
naRs.s I co. n r.rs ros. "a q, sc.. ras- q
sent ~ mall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21
The aighs - . wife to Dispose OF the
PrspAssy OF usr H'asbAsd.

Boksns Judge Amer AID Jnry
Jrs 2o-Hs~sssn ch- II al This scson
broush, 10 sssv.r The vAlas u isosahod fsrni,ars
wb<h had bsa aid 10 Tia ssna.sis BY the pisipurs
~is withoa. IN. kpovsdxs ssfbori,y - her hus
bend Trs s~sirnony o. rv- pisiptin proref that "
b.a oomGsyos<f prrs~ilns- ss~stt hi~ ~ for "A.
gsrc~ apon his rv,arr bs hone be found Wa,
90 bad sksn s~hy the rurnlafe u 90 sf,sfsstds
ssovsps MAJ the psoTory b& been is1sn y The siprs
of the bfsndsnts. rbo had naysnef ssr5 1gon a. ard
slb~~ssgssfiy sid ~ ~ he reply, M Eisis James.
fof IN <sntr oenten<e n taAf the Sc hal ssthVf
~ u sss the hnssbds. ~ s~rty tat The a.nsNciion
- defendants ~ vsry 40sstigttis ctsfkee
VI. the dafenfaSs ADMITTED tssy sn~- from sra
MD~v~syn she had huutsnd "a u rleif fusy 70
bars made isqutry ..a.s AlssF Ntoltsd this vsss u
ihs h~, and NE Sury fean1 ssrsist 80 ttco.
Phaioa - 50 's Essvast OF the wight
rIOOwfsa CrEftrN IL spsfE&k srbraftsssf
k.afssre.sf wrh In pssfarne y tspirs ne fs.re
VIA rfoh ffsxrss ssias ~ ufe4rs
hi~.ves 40 vsn msrs kai ~ lsyisltls stArm sstss
svsporafsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

a. A. MsaaA Jun>srs hAmmsvssl
s.irn for dsvs asinl female form Lspoi "a Csso
sus~t sod b. III epassists
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Royal Havana Bos,srys-Sss os.ssas
"ss ss's - r1rLos co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

All Legal Lottery Psisss Csshss, Draw
IN oLAiToS " wan $500, ~
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CrtssaAore's Ustr Dye--Ths best Esss.
nssussssfsa Va >~&ls 400 f.isl. sis- sgpasd 81 Ma
As,a
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Csrrs. Rastoss. EsI.rgss Joinss so
81 esssss tss fsss " ~ zssnAHit. ion SssAs
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Ia. yrs~s<. kys. fIWplss T<sh~Wms, frakttess -
y6tFAIDs OSifstAL CHAM. oh sAgh Al
UTsrftyfpn psfsfshe~s ~ - snf msss9~
ie.s ssaav-.l "a A.yot a. sfs.4rsy. .hd aIssxstA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

Lsvssts satsssnta sas Cleansing ths
T-s,A sol asosslss shss1sny fsfrsshsss fs<sas ~
1nmih.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

GGesIstor
TiGrwONrt
Ia thsa 4@syftmsnt q No. reft
L4os nRfHrE
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uswe's sewing slsehias Coapasy--
EIIAB nowE. fFssl1s1t ~ ~ srss<sg Asssss
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RARoAfss ~ oEsrLKsgssAsDB oYs cL0rniso.
An msss>sss trimmed ssusi v eesson .sss noJs al
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!, sys $50 '.,s...1 III ,ss~s ss... s..sf-
ssssa' y. s.i 4, ~ ~ s.::.s. 4 VA s.~
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wsssI., = w,is.~'. rcsh stts.s sswssG
ss~Ah-s ss< ssssvassls ssssfss, ~ - rr,s1~sy
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Ing 10 was wasting time and losing ground resolved 70
force the nghting rushed In and fought Barney down
This round lasted only two minutes
RousD Slime being called both came up slightly
touched In wind Sam look NC serious and deter
smiling expression N he had snce the commencement
of the Tight Sam at forced the nghting leading
on with his Ic, and receiving blow In the no. IN 70
down for Aaron and great enthusiasm among h frsnds
One hundred 10 nfty In favor Of Aaron.
RorSD t-The nghting had now lasted some twenty
MINUTES both were evidently feeling the effects
OF the exertion they had undergone Barney kept his
sayeary following him .rosnS the , rms Ss.nns h .-s
until he concluded 70 take the Offensive and succeeded
IN planting a singing blow upon sams noee, which
~ h eye receiving in return blows upon the bead
and body without however, doing him serious injury.
First blood tsmsd for Aaron This round lasted twelve
Rovsp slime being called Sam quietly came 70 the
scratch and advanced 70 Bsrneys CORNER The lssssI
seeming greatly Of wind and desrous OF avoiding
innmcdisie attack Sam, smartlns under the punish
OF The previous round forced the ngbtng max ING
feint with his len and II the s4ms tme strik nc
when Sam slipped and wentdown
Rousp e-Considcrsbis time occupied In Thu
round spnr1nc FOR wind Harvey seemingly being IN
the worse condition cf the He backed around th'
ring closely followed BY Ccyer Both men we're bleed
e .s o. Gam raw. isaesson Of sSs science
Aaron Coyer had decidedly the bcst Of this round get
ting In telling blow upon BArnsys nsh. eye, and als,
upon hh body and finally fought him 70 the ground
The friends Of coysr feeling more eonndsns N shsi
pet, chcerrd L,m Justify.
Rorsp T-1is was The longest round Of the battle
and occup ed oarsen msnutes Colyes encouraged b!
the success the last round and urged % W his 80
opds commenced at onoe 70 force the hghting bu
found very dicult 70 hit his more active opponsni
Ansr considerable time bad been spen, In fsinsins
Coiyey GOT In Q clever blow on Bsrneys noss, Why
drew plentiful stream Of the sparkling ruby, sscsv In
10 exchange . terrific isfthandsf on the nsek HSns
| then vent down.
Rovyp s-Xsroa went 70 Cas V CT wind. who,
| any punishment
time Barney smilfpg but In evident distrev xhils
opponent seemed - piucky and fr~h - d The ssaI
Barney vas srsnns ios Wind md psysd Ga aud haAl
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