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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-09
POETRY.
THE wIrE's BArrLE-DREAM.
BY J. AUGUSTINE sIGNAIac.


On an humble. lonely pallet, whore the glimmer
Ina frozen night Of winter twinkled cheorless
through the bars; .,
Was o mother sadly sleeping by the side of all
BY the image Of her husband. by her darling
bright.eyed boys.
Dreaming Of her sons dear father. who was on
the tented field.
Ready there to meet the foemen when the trump
Of battle pealed.
Now her soul was all but breathless, for she saw
the foemen come;
She beheld the banners waving, then she heard
the beat Of drum;
Now, the peal of thousand trumpets tells the
onset hath begun
IT'S the child against the father; It's the sire
against the son;
Now she hears. above the battle, tho wild moan
And the curses Of the dying that in anguish
rend the air.
Closer, closer comes the battle, and she holds
with fear her breath,
As shesees the foemen srapple in the agonies of
death;
Nercer, fercsr grows the contest, louder peals
Hand to hand the dread fray rages-friend and
foe together fall
But, oh God didst hear her shrieking? it had
agonized the dead .rrlr.
She hath seen her husband falling crushed
beneath the horses tread. II TAm
Scarcely had passed by that vision when there
came the cheering cry,
That the foemen had been routed-that they
had been forced to hyI
Then the wife forgot a moment what her loss
had been that day;
And she wildly Joined the cheering heard above
the deadly fray;
Then she waved her nations banner with pa
triotic pride,
Take my boy. "she said. my country in the
place Of him who died."
Still the banner she was wayiLg-still she saw
the foemen fly
Still her soul was oyerfowing- her heart
was beating high;
For upon her country's altar she had sacrificed
her all
She had seen her country's glory--she had wept
her husbands fall;
When, amid the shout of victo-s and the Tying
foes alarms.
Game the sweet voice of her husband--she
awakened in his arms.
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Letter from Mr.. Davis.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-The following
letter appears in the Southern papers
FORTRESS MoSRoE. Va. March p.
MIS-. ]. R. KYLE, Fayetteville, N. C. ::
My Dear Adddme-I have the honor
to acknowledge yours of the l4th inst,
inclosing a check to be forwarded to Mrs
Davis as present from the ladies of
Fayetteville. Sadly remembering how
your homes were desolated during the
war, could not have expected you, in
the midst of ruin, to have been mindful
of those at distance. Nothing could
add to my admiration for the heroic
denial and Christian virtues of my
countrywomen, for the measure was full
TO overlooking; nor could anything in
crease the gratitude with which | will
ever recur to their confidence and sym
pathy 1t only remains to assure you
and the ladies whom you represent that
| am most gratefully and respectfully
your friend and obedient servant.
lSigned) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-09
Danger Decreasing.

A New York dispatch of the 9th says +:
The Health Officers report shows that
no deaths have occurred from cholera
since yesterday, and the danger of the
disease reaching the city from the harbo,-
is decreasing. There were three cases
of sickness admitted TO the hospital ship
yesterday, two of which were varioloid
and the other cholera A child Of Mrs
jenkins. who died of cholera in Ninety
third street, died yesterday of the same
disease. This Is the second death in the
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sEMINA1 WEAKNESS CURED.

nR. BoHANNAN's VEGETABLE ELEC-
spermatorrhea or seminal weakness. This rem
edy, which has been used by the renogned DIR.
Bohannan in his private practice tnr. oyer
twenty-five years. was never known 70 IAN IN
curing the worst cases OF seminal Weakness ~
from two to FIVE weeks. After over twenty five
years use IN private practice. It's now adVef-
Used solely ior the benefit Of the untortunaies
to save them from the hands ofmerciless qnaeks.
ifnot from the grave. Price So box--sent 10
ali parts of the country. For sale at DR.. Bn-
hannan's Office, No. 80 Pine street, between
Third and Fourth. Established in st. Lous
in 1877 Na
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-09
Night Express at 8 pm. every day.

This train is especially for through travel;
II is furnished with new and CONNEXIONS, well
ventilated cars, elegant and spiendid sieepine
cars, and goes through without any change OF
cars or baggage, making close connections at
Cairo with through Express trains on Illinois
Central Railroad at II am. reaching ~. Louis
from Memphis in ~ hours; Louisville III 81
hours; Cincinnati in &c hours; making this the
shortest. quickest and best route to all points
North and East.
Through Tickets for sale at all the principal
Gayoso House. s Cook, Agent: II Jefferson
street Larry Harinstad, Agent; at Memphis
and Ohio Railroad Depot, head of Main street.
SAM. b. JONES,
an25-lm General Superintendent.
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Law Side Common Law and Chan :
Gerry Court IA
OFfTHE CITY OF MEMPHIS.

,CLERK's OFFICE. May z, 1866.
iThomasP. RUBY, plaiutiii,l
VS.. fi Af- >Attachmept Shit
James B. Trieg, Defend't.
A FFIDANIT 70 Il ATTACHMENT HAV-
IA ing been made in this case in pursuance of
section 341l of the code of Tennessee, and AT
techment having been i,sued and returned BY
the proper officers levied. etc.. on the properly
ui the defendant, james b. Trigg, Il is there
tore ordered that said defendant appear at the
Court House inthe city of Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the second Monday in June next and
defend this suit, or the same will be taken for
confessed as toll him and the case set for hearing
ex paTte. and that copy ofths order be pub
lished once wock for four consecutive weeks
in the Memphis Public LEDotR. V
A copy: flE R' Ts''
ANDERSON a TuTrLF. Attys for Plaintiff.
iny7-lawltc M
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Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
TO CAIRO By RAIL IN FIFTEEN HOURS.

nAILY MAIL PASSENGER TRAIN
~ (Sundays excepted, leaves Memphis at
$50 a. m, making close connection At Hum
boldt with Mobile and Ohio Railroad for Mo-
bile, Meridian, Columbus, Corinth, Jackson
Trenton, Union City, Paducah. Columbus. Ky,
and ali stations on that road. and at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad for all Northern and
Eastern cities.
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james K. Branch
VS.. . tH
7T iii PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
j that the defendant is indebted to him..
and is nonresident of the State. Hav-i
ing obtained from me, VIM. Sims, a Justice Of
the p ace for tho county Of Haywood, and
State of Tennessee, an original attachment
against the es. are the defendant, and return
able before me or come other Justice OF the
Peace for said county and State, and the same
having been levied on the defendants prop
erty, it is therefore ordered by me that said de-
fendant appear before ne at mo Office in the
town Of Brownsville, county and state afore-
said, on the 2iih Of May 1866. to defend said
OK parte. And, it is further ordered that this
nonce be published in tbs, Memphis PUEBLO
LEDGER A WIN. SIMS, j. L, P
X. p. BoYD Atty for Plaintiff. a2l-law4w
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MEpIcA1 ADVICE FREE.

ALL THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING
N from 'Spermatorrhea' or 'Semipal Weak
ness" or any Private Disease, or are in doubt
as to the exact nature Of Their cQmPlaintshOpld
send at snce for DR.. Bohmnan's =" rrestse on
special Diseases, which gives atull deserip9
ton, symptoms, etc. OF all Chrome and
Special" diseases, as 10 leave no rn0m ior
doubt. This valuable work is sent FREE ts
any address DrccttbDr. G. A. BOflANNAN.
Nos so and s. Pine street, between Third and
Fourth streets, St. Louis, No Established IN
St. Louis in 1877. 400 na. H apa0-Sif
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Law Side Common Law and Chan
cery Court fs l..n
or tic city of Memphis.

CHEEKS 0FFIcE, May l. 1866.
Rolondo Il. Arata, Plaintiff
VS.. Attachment suit.
Wm. III, lane, Defendant. j II IS t
A FFIDAyIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAy-
II ing been made in this case in pursuance of
section 1856 Of the code of Tennessee, and at
tachment having been issued and returned by
the proper officer levied. etc.. on the property
OF the defendant, VIM II. Lane it is the efole
ordered, that said defendant appear at the
Court House inthe city of Mernphis Tenn, ION
or before the second Monday in June next, and
defend this suit. or the same will be taken for
confessed rs to him and the case set for hearing
ex parte, and that a copy of this order be pub
lished once a week for four consecutive weeks
in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
A copv.
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ON Tmn CHAN Gerry SIDE

Common Law and Chancery Court Of the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee.
i Il RSia i hsi I:S slafuan Attpchucp.
aud Grcriiiwald& Labc. J .-
N APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT in
L this cause that the defendanis, II. Rafalsky
and N. Greeniwald, non residents of the State
Of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein at the Court
House, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee,
within the first three days of tho next term of
said Court, 20 commence on the second Monday
in May, 1856 and = cad, answer Or demur to
complainants bill, or the same win be taken
for confessed as 10 them and set for hearing ex
parte, and that a copy of this order be published
once week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis PUBLIC Ledger.
AtGUSTON ASTON.
Yt4 Clerk and Master.
By BENZ. COLEMAN.
a. Deputy Clerk and Master.
EDGIyGroN & HALsEY, ri
Solicitors tor Complainant. ~
April l6 1885. apl5-law4w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-09
ELFYFN TICKETs F0R sIe.


Money oa- be sent a. our risk b. DRAFT, tx
pres. postolice Order. or REGISTERED Letter.
Editors, postmasters, and General Dealers
viii allow tlIc fan curaInisiou on az tbctickets
ordered. AGENTS viii be supplied Win the
Look7. uron application, Scr free dicirtuiion
Addrcss al orders e.
CLARK q SAYLoR, IcWclcrs;
iiG Dearborn strcct- Chicago, III
postoiiec Drawer. COS.
- Enclose stamp for return ros iagc-
G5- In presenting you with the above u.s. We
would say that the foeds are 81 "a thc nneat
ouaIitr. and were rnrehneed Tor ihc hrsi-clas
retail trade III Chicago. -An cpois warranted
n rcuruseuted Call and examine The goods
CLARK a SAY LOh. gc,Tclcfi "a,
7 70 TICKETS, 81. Aps-o"
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sT.OCgES.

French Clocks, ss0,...-..........,.......... 100
French Clock. 50
9 French Bronze Clocks. val. $40 to S20,. l4l
3fCiocks. valued from 50 to 81 .........-... 81
lJ7 Pocket Kniveg. valued nom I5c 70 S.. 9s
go Ladies Chatclanrr, with Pms. S5.-..- -
go Solid Gold Gifts, s2...................... f00
sJIj Giiis valued at.----'is- i'r'42+''
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AtIministrntor,s Notice.

rCHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUAIL
l fed as the administrators Of James Armour.
deceased, before the County Court Of Shelby
county, the creditors OF. said estate are notihed
10 present their claims for payment within the
time prescribed by law, and persons indebted
10 said estate are requested to make paymentto
the undersigned nj her residence on Madison
street EMILY ARMOUR,
ap25-lavif Adminlstralrlx.
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GIFT SALES.
Depot, ls7 Broadway
aHlllll.ll. -l.L.lEa1

A N IMMENSE. STOCK OF PIANOS,
"A Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods ali
10 be sold for ON i DOLLAR each, without re-
gard 10 value, and not to be paid for till You see
what you will receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article, ana
its value. are placed in sealed envelopes and
well mixed. One OF these envelopes will be
sent by. mail 70 amy address on receipt of %
cents; FIVE ter 81 eleven for 50; thirty for IS ;
sixty-fve for $40; and one hundred for SIS.
On receipt of the Certificate youwill seewhat
you are going to have, and then il is no your
option to pay the dollar and take the article or
not. Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold
Watch, Diamond Ring, a Piano, Sewing Ma
chLe, or any set of Jewelry on our list, for 81 ;
and in no Gas c can they get less than One Dol
lars worth, as there. are 10 blanks. sa
Agents ar1 wanted in every town in the
country every person can make $40 day
selling our Certificates in the greatest sale of
Jewtiry ever Rn.wn. I4 Ia
send y cents for a Certificate, which will in
form you what YOU can obtain for 81. AT the
same time Get our circular, containing full list
and partienlarsi also, Terms to Agents. &
JAMES HUTCHINSON & co.,,
rnar0ts-9tn LUZ Rroadray nj "
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ANp NOE Ro BE PAIp ZOE

ttntf you know what you arc to reoeivolll
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Wemeitcs aus Gnrnpa.
MlocnttOn hes papfes. - Gr Drpbt Stglten 81
berlGien.
RaiGer EfappIeon bat benz MatimiIian Ses
ra tben, etnen SbeiI WeCrifo's ait Die
Ser. &taaten ab5utreten.
Gndldn b.

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Dublin, 81. SIT. SIR. Bright lit bier
aneetpmmen. Sin grOces 8antet tpurbe Inn
gu Gbren seseben, ct belt einr9tepe III pelGer
tr bic lnwenbung angemenenee Nsittel EN-.
pfabl um ale uriaGen 81 geiNWegben 81 be-
ben.
2onbpn, 81. Stt. DaS 8anfet bra
2crp WaYpr gu Gbren Der erfOIgrethen Dol
lenpun9 bes NtI. &abeIo fanO 9eltern Nbenb
TAFT.
SranfreiH.
Darts, 81. Stt. Man iaet, ba6 bic
&aiIertn Charlotte bon Napolepn ben &atb
erbieIt, bem &ailer Star cine Gellton BON stpei
merifanti6en prppin3en an Die Ser. Staaten
su empfebIen, bamtt perlelbe feline 9errihaft
tsfeli9en fOnne.
YariS, l. NOo. Gin Setret 1T erlalen
pOrpen, GUu1mtfdre our Reorganization Der
frau3. Mrmee 5n ernennen. Der &ailer tpirb
Set Dteier @ommtltsn perl6nlt@ ben GOrlib
fabren.
Sefret6.
50 Stem, 81. SIT. IS betatigt ltb, baB
80. 8eult gum Mtniter Des Nuswdrtigen fir
Seitret6 ernannt tpOroen TT,
Stnlten.
&Om; 81. SIT. Der 9aplt bat cine Ml@
~lCcutiOn %erluiIen, in mel6er CT pte6anplunsem
Stalien's miBbtat9t unb erfldrt, DAP or berett
1T, fir bic gsrtbeibiguns leines Jte6tes gu
iterben unD boB er, tpenn e5 bte9l0tb erfprber1
Io1te, Iteber fem Nmt in etnem fremten 2anbe
auSuben werDe.
9remben.
Berlin, 81. SIT. Die Ne9ierun0 bat
etn Setrrt erlanen, weI6eS teOrbert, Die Sc
ltun9en Saarlouts, Matn3 unb GObIens AT
ltletfen uno bic Irtilerie auf ben6riepsnsfuB
3u repuctren.
G1rtet.
QOnbDn, 81. Sft Dte Tiirfen beau<
ipruden nabe Orl1a einen Gtes uter BITE
G6rifen BON Gambia erfp&ten 3u babea. Die
@reter S%erIOren 700 Mann, tpabrenb ber0ers
luf Der SMrten SerbdltntBmaBt8 nod bel
arGBer mar. Drettaulenb Gretsr ltnb in elmer
95ble ertrun'en, tn UelAer Ie l6 serfedt
batten.
Sinan3telteS.
2OnbOn, 81. Stt. Gpnlols 899 fir
8aar /; Ser. Ct. 5.20er SO. 81. Central
III. Grte 61d.
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W0(6mOton, Q. C.

Dte ne . ampfer1erbtno :
init New Oprf. - SGDn fell
ldnserer Belt sebem bteltge &apitaltiten nit
benz Nlane uln, etne 9ampfetltnte 5tptl6m
ben betoen Dtfrttttabten unb Stem Sort gu
errthten. Nm Dtenlta9 9tbeno fanb eine
~rpettere SerIammlung sur S5roerung Dielea
YrOiettes ltatt, uno eS iinb bereits $4,000
aeaet6net, wabrenb teire GtGtte mad bsr
g~erani6losuns $4,000 aufsu6rinaen baben,
iOmit TT bteler plan bereits 1einer Sermtrtlts
9ung nabe nnb es lit ba6 Snslebentreten BET
betrefencm Qtnte nur nod cine 5rage bes
3ett.
/ gtn 9olt3eibeamter burf
0efan9enen oerwunbet t.
@esen II ubr in Der MtttWcds Nadt erts
tanb cine NubsltSrune Dor Wlt6. NepnUlp'a
Stpre an 8rtpeetr. in @eoreetomn arii6eu
ether Mn3nbl Wet6e" ,tnn 9tscrn, re6ei Z
farbtee 9rlpaten NamenS Gbn Sletder mnt
1bpm1s 0trtdf pom Der In Sort Gprf0ran
G~tattCnirten Comp. q bes 107. ga gieg. lire
8euOIver 3csen unb gu Ibieben prOtten.
8wet pOlt5iiten, ptlhe pa5u famen, Iudbten
bic beioen Neaer gu perbaften; 0trtan ergab
lih tptGig, bod 8letber ipirerleste li6 unb
prO9te jeOen gu erlHieben, Der ibn 81. nabe
fdme.
Der YCli3etbeamte Cunningham adtste
biele 9rO6une niGt, CT ldritt auf ben be8pe>
raoen Neser gu uuD pteIer ihpB, bic &usel
Orang Dem YOltsiiten ms 8etn. Der Neger
entflOb oann, wurbe aber~ OOrsetern Oerbaftet.
gsioe 0sfangene erwartcn einen BrcseB Dol
Der @ranp 9urp.
+ Gener.-N DIM WtttpO6 Mor9en nm
10 ubr entpedte manTeuer in oem@ arDerobes
stmmer beS Observation-Disclosures. Sine Shaus
ipiel artruppe Serlpr 0arberObenide i'm Wertf
BON $500. OaS Seuer wurpe gelOldt. Ubn'
bab alarm nGtbts mar.
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E Die beuti8e beut1@e re
putlit. Ser. a nj nn9 in bet
Nebenbal c. Der geltern Abeno IL
glGnsenp ultSsefauenen semetnl amenG eriamm=
lung Der bieltsen 8epublttaner I'M 6rOntltr.=
Gbeater folst beute NbenO cine ipesifil& beut-
iGe republ. Seriammluns IN Der N~ebenbaue
IN Sapettez nabe Jreoeriffr. Dielelbe Be-
ainnt beute Nbenb nm balls adt ubr umter
ben &lausen etneS tidttsen Muffcprps.
llnisre beutl6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dr..
Mnbr. G6warb, ST.. @arDe
nnb Capt. 5ellmann, lcrie
General Sig Ell unb bic 5errem Chr.
8artell nnb @tlb, &app perpen in
berIelben 1preden.
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OroBe8 Tcner in WiIioro, M0ii.

8pfum, l. Mpp. 6. & s. q. pterce's
Mail De Heel-6abrif in MilfOrO, Wu1i. rarO
bielen MOrsen bnr6 Seuer ean5li@ seritDrt.
Gtnen She'll reS @eb1upes Bate bic Naoels
Sabrit pom 2iQep d So. time. SaS 6euer
tbetlte liG balO benz Bottom & @prcefer s.
8. TraAtbauIe NIT, pa8 nit alien Snbalt in
ben Slummen auf9tng.
Das Seuer fol- oneele9t tpUscem lein.
9terct's Serlult tetragt $4,000, nit uut
$751; 900 perliGert. 2ilep d GUS S6abeu
1T ntht befannt.
Dte Bottom & 8urcelter 6. $50. p~erlisrt
$4,000.
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SelsGrapbtrt far ben ,.geltimOre gBceer~
Die Senior.
Of. @Oberts erIdat cine Mbret

IewgCrt, 2. gloS.-@ul. Goberts ba!
etIe aufreseupe NpreHe an Die Senior ~erlaleu
tn rtl6er er tie auFOroert, F6 IOfort ,pteber
mttitGriI4 gu DrsaniFren. Gr Iaot : Seen.
troltt0tsseiebe tOnuen eua nt6t btnbera unb
britttlAer GinfIuB miro nt6t LANCER mebr In
OieIem Qdnbe eeculbet tperben. @reioniGe
1teten beSOr unO t1r t0nnt ni6t ipiGen ME
bolb ibr nbermals auf9efCrbert pereet, Sud
fir SrlanO gu lAla9en. Qabt euG nt6t au.
ppTRereitet fnpen.
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SOfGIsG %mpfebluna.
Subfiftem5 Sffice Der gser. st. Sgrmee.
@o. 8 Sdb GapEr.
wv ~NO :.
0aItlMpre. Oib.. 9. Nphbr. t6G.

~""'@ @f%"f - SkH1Oke NVo
8eritegette MH9ebpte i'm OubIfHa
UsrbeH aui bieier Sffce Bis Wdttpp9 z. Rpoem6sr 1895
Wttttags ~ nbr ansenpulmen, i'm bas Ser, Gtdet,n
SubiiItsH5sS eparteu1ent in Baltimore, Nlh., ~ Seris6en
nit
80 SaB HeNem ober prtua R e BorF,
lpaS a%nge9e6en ieiu un6) S~olianbts SefaIoeU, ie
200 Yfe. in einem DcItommen s~ereiften ei&anen
SAP, nit Q eitenen 5tefen rerie5er,, frei ecn
TdllnIB Nnb Gleden, uno tinHen 30 Eagsn Dor
Der Nblieferin9 u~nigepadt, QbIuliefern in 4
Gasen mad Gulpfans BEG GOntrafteS.
4OO 0allpneH retHeM Fl 8 BON Better Qua
litGt, nur 6cn Cher utS g86isfep Subersitet. fut
Don allen fren,bartigen GIIren, cher f6GnIiGen
S%ubitanSen nHo BON 9Iei6m&Siaer Stdrte. Ser
2EbiStep GIltg muB IS Gran Sicartcnat Don gpts
alHe auT bic llnse SIM NeutraIiIttHng 6ebarfeu uuc
Der &tser GIii8 ~berielbeH &tdrfe 10 nnbe ais m6a-
lt1 teniH,sn. ScrIsI6e ma6 in balben SarrelS
non % @alloneH @ebalt aus neibem @i6enbcIh
gut gerelrt, nerpadt Iein. Seee 2ieferIng muf nit
sinem @~ertjfat Ton einem befannten G5enriner
perieben letn, welteS ~beitdtigt, baB ben GHig bon
Der p%erIan9tsH Starfe lift unb nu6 inaer6eib 4
Gagen Bon Der outage an, a~bseIiefert Ierben.
1000 Pfunb 9uter barter branner 6 etfe
hur6 Gctea f%abrietrt unb aus tautsr aute1
WtateriaI, fret ron S9uus, enf6sbarsul Glas
Hnb ancern 8erfGli6un en-, c5Us fpteerli6su Qe-
ru4 ni9t nlepr ME % prp5eNt Wefsr sntbaLs
teno Nno gut ~geerpfuet ebe oerpa6t. Btunen 4
1a9eu ab3HIiefern.
Cir tebeR @rtitef mlIian @nge6pte Defenders etuces
reibt ~eteer, rN3H SlaHtfOrtHHIare in hisIer Office Bg
BADEN itnc.
Brc6et ter artifel mlNeH in iebeuI Safe eiHgei5idt.
aber ni6t BEN GngetCt beisei9lpfeR Istn bel BEN Ies4
teren lnu6 cine @Cpie Der anJsi9e Sbeu an ,eflett fein.
@or Gnnabnte Der &rtifsl sei&iebt bic gtpStUf@e ort,
late S~nipecticn NIB tein Bort wir6 anssuruImeu. ueI6e
aiGt hem 01uiter slei6tcmnt.
3ablauS WIrb mpuatli9 mao a6liefrwas ia foI9aa
G0neS sema9t, ais an 5aue iHS fsHb Eeine bor5duteu,
icbalb ais ioI6e einsebsa.
8ehin8anssu, GrfcposrHiie nnb i9aSIanssn &C., ole
bisber,
8bpmaS @tlIcn,
Srecet st. @UI. nnb 6, O., II. ct. y.
loft2-) Srebtt Brig. Den. @0i
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Observation-Disclosures Sn(rutticnsn werbea an
Die Derihiepeten Circles seiGidt tperoen.
glusebli9e Slnbt hon 5en;erseiauseuem.
Gin bier etn9etrUfenes SGretben melDet
eaB ;rpet in Canada 9efan9en s~eweiene Tenter
entflOben unb mad &Chslter q. q. enttcm-
men Iinb. Sic iaaen, pa6 Der ameritaniEAe
@cnlul tn 3crOntr bic 6rfnung ausgeipro>
den babe, bab bic canapilde &esterung ale
0efanaenen h1naen mGae.
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GB Die mprstse 8eramm :
bes beut16en l-unt-
pnoereins in Der gentral9alle
1T Die IeBte Dor Der @abl. 9a iber leBtere
% Mantes gu beipretben 1T, 70 ioate feineS
Der 3ablreiNsn Mttslieper feblen, Mebrere
tii6tise Mebnsr msrpen anweifnO ietn uno
uber Die @ablfrase ipreden.
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elnIprSd,e an sie britifd,e stcsteruas

@eneral @leaipn 1T In Stem Sort unb be-
reitet cine Nnlpruds>gltte fir 100000 seeen
Die brtttti6e Nesieruue Dor, iresen an9eblt-
der iQpaaler @erhaftunaen In Sr!ane.
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Q1OtterD 0au 8auperein SO. Ii

0onnerta, ben l. b, So, fanb'tie 8aemtensg3a6l hies
fes 8erein8 itatt une bic @inI6reiteSebs6r mutben er,
bp6ea. NG4iten Boomerang miro bic !. aufbess9lHn9 in
Gmpfang genomHen. ale 9ieieniser, rpeI6e einer sa@
ten SaWz8ereiu, irbem min bsr.itS 500 antbeile ee5eiGs
net itub, ~bsi;utreteH ipitnI6en, werOeH eriu@t nd6ten
DpuHerItag, ben 8. ,. ST., Mben6S nbr in ter @ptterP
6aG, glp. 8 gtcrtb Gbenftr. 81 eribeineu.
5eiuri6 Ba8quap, Yrei.
9Obu sos, 8ice 4rei.
9eturi6 3raft, S8asm-
0ol s, 8IatA, Ger.
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Wnn At QnuiS.

st. 20uts, /. gUp. 6eute Ma6mtt=
tag sins cine 3ublret9e @elelldait nod Sort
8tleY, &anlas nm Der 6eterltGtett pegen
GOaenpuuS Der Union @acife st. Ct. bet3u-
fOphuen.
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8ana @traee Raupcretn $40. s.

Inter pbisem Namen nur6e Elm neaer @ans8erein
I'M 9Scate ses Serru GsorS 8srt, SIR, &c 8anffrase
s~sgrunbet. G8 Iinb BersitS tber 700 antbeile ge3ei@net
unh finben Bier Dieieuiset, bic f@ ,inem suteu Saupercir
an3ai4lt.Ben pini6eu, ee bette @eleSenfttt. @ie ta&s
fts gsriummlWHs pirb AM Mt0ntas BEN 5. stcb., &bsnbs
%8 ubr im abem g~endHnteH QpcaIe atse9atttn, liz bic
gini4reibegebii9re eutSeseu gu nePmen.
SIN Iuftrag
Gamo) Geo, Rraug, Ptpp, Secr.
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OerCanot unO 0e(uc6t.
Geiuht AL faufen :

SSaier Otsr gef6SftslctaIe, seeisuet fiji "eriEiebene
Grt bon @ei@Gften. Breiie na& llmftanSen ansenlefieu.
SebinsuaSeM entweber @aarsutlnng cter mad GbltluE
teS S~'ertarfeS se6Gris s%0rantirt. yfad6uirG8en SO. s
@purtlanbrr. [Iano
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II. Is, ;. G;. 81


ale 0tsienigen, pel6e @iQens Iinb, pbiB.r grse 6eis
~sItretsu, ftnbtn bieruit @eleggn6ett fir eineu bilisen
4Sreis Gufsencumea 81 tperbeu, Gfe Wsr1au1mluns fins
bet 0lpntas ben 5. b, 81, @benbs ~ n6r im epfaie be8
5. O. Sniri4e, Ode @a0Iffr. unb Canton a1enue ltatt.
O0uo) 8. O. &niri&e, Getr.
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2u ~perfaufen:

Cine i4Sne unb gut einSsri&tete Birtbi6aft NO 451
Penniplbanta Ipe. Habe 8. Strabe, lift bilis 5u ~berfaufet
tregen Nbreiie mad Deuti6lanb binneu IA Eager. NaG.
~1ufragen 456 Benni. @De na5e 8. Cir. TIamobi