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Attempt to S,Uindle.-Several days ago, an in,
diyiduaf call. d in at the counting room OF one Of
our merchants and represented himself as Cap
tain of q vessel said he had cargo ofstayes for
sale; that his vessel had got aground in coming up
the harbor, but would be off the next tide; asked
if the merchant was buying slaves and what price
he would be willing to pay, DC. The answers all
being satisfactory a bargain was concluded, and
the shipper, so-called, received instructions to
land the slaves the wharf Of Messrs Peters
Reed. in Portsmouth. One or two days elapsed,
and in walked the shipper again, with the tally
Keepers account of the slaves, specifying the
number and quality, with Mr.. Edwards, the
tally keepers signature attached. The merchant
glanced at the paper, and not suspectng any, foul
play, passed it to the Captains credit, and ar
Fanget for him to call in again in an hour or two
and get his money. The Captain had left, and
had hardly had time to get more than few hun
dred steps, when Mr.. Reed of the Portsmouth
fran happened to step in. The stave purchaser
Immediately got to questioning Mr.. Reed about
the looks of the slaves, &c, when he was assured
that no slaves had been landed at their wharf
The tally keepers account was shown, and the
matter closely examined into, and on comparison
with former accounts from the same tally keeper,
it was easily detected to be forgery.
The merchant waited patiently for the return
of the swindler hut, it appears, he had "smelt
large sized mice, probably in getting sight at
Mr.. Reed in the vicinity, and has not since made
his appearance to have the settlement
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SCARCITY of Nschaaics.- New York World
states that it hears constant complaints OF the
impossibility of procuring masons and carpenters
in that city and vicinity. 1t instances Orange,
Elizabeth, Newark, Jersey City, Morrisania and
other suburban localities, where number of
buildings have been stopped for want of masons
and other mechanics. The World says the same
state of things is reported from all the large
cities and alludes to the scarcity of hands, and
states that materials are high and mechanics can
not be procured at any price. This reminds us
of suggestion saw some time ago IN an ex-
change that the labor market should be regu-
larly reported. So that when scarcity, and
larger rates in consequence of increased demand,
existed at particular points in the country, the
working men should be informed SO that the de-
mand might be supplied from points whore it
was less and by consequence the rate OF wages
was decreased, Ii there could be labor market
reports the equilibrium of supply and demand
coad be more surely preserved, and the working
classes would be relieved of the Inconvenience
and priyations which they suffer in districts
where the supply of labor is in excess OF the de-
maud, Those suffering for example from the
want of employment, as sometimes happens in the
Government works here and elsewhere, could
RI he informed where they would find ready
market for their commodity; and. instead OF
waiting for something to turn up to their advan-
tage, and spending the small earnings which they
NAV have laid up for the day OF adversely or
want of employment, they could at once proceed
to the market where the demand existed, and at
once en- err upon work. This feature of labor
market intelligence is one which 1t seems to US 1t
v Guild be pdicious to l0pt in organizations hay-
ing fur their object the interests OF mechanics
and laborers, and we allude to it at present as
subject of thought for those Interested
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Election Of Surueyor.- have the full re-
turns from all the precincts of the election which
took place recently of Surveyor for Norfolk
County and announce that Mr.. Sykes has
been elected.
The aggregate vote of the eight precincts is as
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From AsninWall.

New York. October sl.-The steamer
Auzoria fiom Aspinwall arrived this morn
ing, She brings million and quarter OF
treasure. The French war steamer Talisman
arrived at Panama, Mexico, with large num-
Der of sick and wounded, who were placed
in the foreign hospitals; and the vessel sailed
again for Mexico.
A serious conflict took place at Aspinwall
on the 9th, in which the United States Hotel
was destroyed.
Honduras has decided to remain neutral
in the war between Spain. Peru and Chill.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-11-01

MAYORS CouRr. PoATsAou1H, His Honor J.
White, presiding.
George Evans, colored, arrested by officer
Linn, under suspicious circumstances, discharged.
An Englishman, just arrived in this country,
was arrested by officer Mcdonald for Offering
stees pens for sale without license, he was dis
charged, not being acquainted with the laws OF
the State.
The watch report the city quiet last night.
Two men applied for lodging
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LOAN ASSOCiA.
I'll VlON.

CHANGE OF PLACE
The Regular Monthly Meeting of this Associa-
ito, viii be held on URSDAY EVENING,
LIST November, at IA o'clock, in thu, office Of
Geo A Martin, ESQ.,. on the second to9r OF
Stewards building, Bank street, one door North
of Main
Applications for redemption of stock may be
made at that meeting. x j
r. HARDY HENDREN,
nol-it Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. 4 PHILIPS, Auctioneers,
No. s Commercial Row.


SLOOP MARY ANN AT AUCTION.
nN SATURDAY, Sd November, we will sell,
~ ct Campbelps wharf, at IL O'Clock M,
IS SLOOP MARY ANN,
With Oyster Skiff, Oyster longs, &c.
E LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS;
n0l-tds Auctioncers.
By virtue ola Deed of Trust, executed to me
by the late VIM. l.. Wilson, shall, on
MONDAY, DEC. 80, 1866,
that being the Monday of Pasquotank County
Court, offer for sale, at Public Auction, before
the Court House Door, in Elizabeth City, for
Cash, that
VALUABLE. TRACT OF LAND,
situated in Pasquotank County, on the Road from
Newbegun Creek to Dry Ridge, known as the
Messenger Land, containing 45s acres, more or
less, adjoining the lands OF j. J. Shannonhouse
and others, and being the same tract of land that
Messenger bought of NJ. NJ. F. F. White.
AS the Land can be conveniently divided into
two Farms of convenient size, it will be so sold.
nol-lm WIN. +. MARTIN, Trustee.
A DESIRABLE TRUCKING FARM
TO BE LEASED AT AUCTION.
ALSO
The Lamberts Point Houseaad Appat1teadnces.
.nN SATURDAY, Nov Sd, at the Exchange
" Reading Room, at Il o'clock, will be
Leased, at Auction, Superior Trucking Farm,
containing 230 acres, one mile from Norfolk by
land or water. A good Dwelling, Barn, Stables
and small Orchard on the land. To be Leased
for five years.
ALSO
The Unexpired Term Of the Lease of Lambert's
Point House, with IL acres of Land, Licenses for
Retailing Liquors, and all the Fixtures for a
Public House. Lease to expire on the LIST OF
January, 1869. fs
7. f. OWENS, Auctioneer,
oc30 with L. C. LINDSEY h co.
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Mayors Court, Norfolk, His Honor, John r.
Ludlow, Presiding Joseph Chappele, charged
with being drunk and dsorderly, fined IS. "a
George Washington, and Garrison Wrenn,
charged wit breach Of peace, fined IS, and bound
over in the sum Of 500.
Frank Fitchet, and Anderson Gish, disordsrly
conduct, fined IS each.
Jeremiah DEAN, charged with being drunk and
disorderly conduct, fined $40, and bound over in
the sum Of $500 to keep the peace.
VIM. Brickhouse, charged with stealing, dis
harged.
David Lawrence, charged with being drunk
nd disorderly, fined and discharged
John Rogers, arrested uuder suspicious cream
stances, discharged.
George Holmes, charged with being drunk,
reprimanded and discharged.
Sergeant Burk reported the city quiet, watch
men attentive to their duty.
The trial of the parties who were arrested yes
tsrday evening by oonstables Taylor and Wyatt,
for being engaged iu the lottery matter, common
ced yesterday morning, but adjourned until ten
o clock to-day.
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FOR RENI,.s

TIME STORE No 16 Roanoke Square, formerly
occupied by the "Harnden Express Com
pany," will be rented on very reasonable terms
Apply to ]. H. RIGNEY,
oc3O-Iw Adams's Express.
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DIRECT TRADE

HNHE FIRST CLASS STEAMER MELITA
l. will load at this Port for Liverpool direct,
and sail about the middle OF November.
Advances will be made by the undersigned.
Agents in this city, upon all produce shipped to
the consigners OF the ship in Liverpool, Messrs.
G. M. Fry Co. firm OF high reputation, and
originally from this State.
All shipments sent fl ON the interior to cur care
will be forwarded free of commission
Merchants and Planters in this State ana North
Carolina, willing to encourage this effort at d.
rect trade, will please apply to
W. ID. REYNOLDS BRO,
ootl6-D&Wtf Commission Merchanss
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ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL.-A. q. NEwroN, Prop'r.
WEDNESDAY, October 3lst, 1866.

WEDNESDAY, October 3lst, 1866.
Jno Blackston, Accomac, Va; Fl Rawls,
Franklin Depot; w Taylor, Jackson, N C; o S
Wiley, Washington, d G; W II Scott, Jr, E G
Fisher, Stone, New York; A II Wood, Dan
Vile, Va; Ii Bailey, Cooke, Isle of Wight,
Va; Jos Comet, Philadelphia, Lewis Daughtre
and lady, Richmond, Va.
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Cholera Repo,t.-For the "a hours ending with
noon of yesterday.
3Deahs.--l-Nancy Brown, coIored, near the
Gas house. sss
Neao Gases. IL Nancy Brown, colored, near
the Ga house. w
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The pooements.-The pavement on High street,
Portsmouth, in Fl ont OF Oxford Hall, is in very
dsreputable condition. That portion of the
pavement on Crawford street, near Gosport
Bridge, alpo need repairs.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-11-01

H.'d has Ear Cat of.-A few nights ago when
on the Batimort Boat, in the Bay, a. North Car
Gilman was requested by man representing
himself as the son OF clergyman, to be allowed
King undue liberties with the North Carolnan's
pockets. In the scuffie which ensued, the ear OF
the thief was cut off and he was finally secured.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-11-01
PUBLIC DINNER AT MONTREAL

Montreal, Oct. al.-At a public dinner
last night, Gen. Sir John Michael, comman-
der-in- chief, made speech recommending
the fertilization of Montreal, Kingston, and
points West also, that volunteer movements
be extended over the entire British America
Canadian papers are discussing Stewards let
ter, and the tone of the American press on
the Fenan trials. They say threats will dc
the prisoners more harm than good.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-11-01

Norfolk aud Petersbars Railroad. Among the
products brought to our city by the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad, was heavy freight of lnm-
Der, which might have been observed on Wide
Water street.
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1hanks.--We are indebted to Mayhem Bros
for late papers in advance of the mail Thei
periodical depot 10 at 81 Main street, where thu
latest papers may always be obtained.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-11-01
FENIANS Stacking A CHURCH IN
t- CANADA.

Toronto, Oct. 81 The Episcopal Church
at Brantford, C. w., was sacked by the Fe-
mans on hearing of the sentence of Lynch
and Mcmahon. r.ss
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REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
COTTON.
The market for the past week has been quite &C
tive A large quantity has changed hands prices
receding as our quotations indicate. The larger
parts OF receipts are Of lower grades.
In better demand though arriving in small
quantities, prime lots would command full quo
tations.
SLAVES.
BACON, Firm.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Per !Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, Oct 81.
269 bales cotton, 20 bales yarn, 5 bales domes-
tics, bale rags, ID bags fruit. bags faxseed, {
boxes bacon, II bushels potatoes, 235 bushels
peas, 81 bags peanuts. aOo bbls rosin, 2 rolls
vinegar, boxes Cheese, 90 doz eggs.
Per Narjoik and Pe'ersburg Railroad, Oct. 81
26a, O08 feet lumber.
Coastaoise, Oct. 81.
LOG, 500 shingles, 12s bales cotton, so bushels
peas, 68 bushels corn, 20 bbshels potatoes.
Receipts of Producsf for ,oeek ending, Oct 81 ,66,
per Railroad and Ceasticise.
2,lO4 bales cotton. la bales yarn, SO bales do
mestics, 81 bales rags, bbls spirits turpentne,
ia lbis rosin, 17s bills tar, 1000 feet lumber,
10 900 slaves, III, $50 shingles, "a cords wood,
hhds, 10 boxes bacon, hid, 5l5 boxes tobacco,
"a cases smoking tobacco, 2a7 bundles paper 20
bbls apple brandy, g. ZOO bus corn, 800 bus wheat,
4,s2s bus peas, ASS bus potatoes, 1,O24 bus pea
nuts, 4 hbls, ia bag roots, Is bbls, 2,072 bags
fruit, 4 bbls, 24a bags fax seed, Is bbls, bags
beeswax, 80 bags Leasher, aack ore, Dbl black
berry wine, Kegs butter, SO rolls leather, sc nd
cattle, lO6 boxes pipes. SO boxes candles, 2 bbs
OIL 6 bbs chesnuts, bbls onions.
Per Alben.arte and Chesapeake Caaal.
l66 cords wood, 7l,750 hid stsres, 200 cy-
press slaves. 2a6 bus corn. so bus potatoes. $40
bus wheat, 400 hus peas, 100 900 feet lumber, las,
loo shingles, SO bbIs tar, SO bbls fish, rs bales
cotton, 25 tons old iron. 1900 lbs rags, 200 doz
epps
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LOST-$5 REWARD.
A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. six
IA months old, with feet and tail tipped with
white. Apply to
oc30-3t RURRUSS, HARRISON 4 co.
NOTICE.-FoT Boots and shoes be sure to
IN leave your orders with
G. A. DAVIS,
oc30 IA Bank street, doors from Main,
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BALTIMORE ELECTION COMMITS
SIONERS. ,,.

Baltimore, Oct 31.--The trial Of the CONS
missioners is still progressing. All parties
are very anxious to got through with the
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-20

9rantp, 1 5laiGs Wbisfsp unb fl}laltsu Bit
ters icwis cine an,at 8Iai&en sinsema&sr
5riitte unp TsIicateItn. Sn Mtw ysrf gait
tasllntsrnetmen ais ein ptrIorsnss. Die WGn-
nsr nauntsn hurion eintn Narrsn uab BID
,}rausn betefen fir ibn unb isine 8falsiter.
Sten in einissr Gn'fsrnuns pom Msw yorf
ma&ts SuSion bic unanssnsbme Gntssduns.
tab bas Dsd ess SdiIts ltdts, unb bic natiir-
li6e 5olse tpar, tae iit tale a 3oa WaTer i'm
S6iife tatten, pOeur6 itrt alsiper unS grusi.
iicnsn Surbnabt wurren. stuBsrtsm strlorsn
lis ibrs Sisnalamps. ... @ q.
Vie 9Eabt periaben lie atwedisIuS - ,sa-
rsn absr einn,al bic Ssssl Gin Su,isbsu, 10 wnr.
be bic "san,eManni6ait" auf's Dsd sspfifen.
Das S6iiI rcllte unp tanste 70 lsbr anf ben
ruIsnbsn Wsllsn, RAP bic Mrmrn wSbrsnb bn
san,en &eiit nltr ieltsn ein Geusr uuttrbaltsn
uno sttpas Warmss senisben fcnnttn, tpGbrsnb
lie fat itets burbnabt waren. Tabti batisn
lie ni6t wsnis srn eer Niltt ter NG6te ,u lei.
ben. Ter @unb, 5anuy, fane wenis Geihmad
an hem neuen Clement, war fat bic san3t Gre.
reiie iitsr tranf uno ifarb ttim Ginsans in bic
3temie Ill Gntf,Gitlus. slm srlfsn Gage its.
sltcn lie IL @lsisn, am speitsn Sage 40 @isi-
len, I'M ii. 5uli ispU@ t39 Disilsn. Git psr~
lVren ben @ebrau9 elmer llbr bic tur9nGbt
wurbs, sresbab lie bic lasss,sit nur mad Spn-
ne Nuf- II. llntsrsans unb Msrisian bsrsSnsn
fcnnten. 0-..N ''s
slm Is. 3uli iabsn iie in Der Gntfsrnuns bon
itpsi @siIen Gin S6iF, bas lid isbpd, unbarn.
ber,is ssnus, talp bon ibneu entitrnte. Nm
l6 ausuif snrIi6 srrsidtsn lie nad Riirmii&sr
5abrt unc MAIDEN Iranslalsn Marsats, bon
no iie ant IS. wisber meg bic 1bsmie tinaui
nat G,raSssere iutrsn. Bon bier ans wurte
has S9iif am Samifas na6 tsn stiryfaa, "a.
lait sstra6t, um i'm nG&fsn Sabre aaf btr
@eltaustslluns iu Yaris 3easuib sen her
@aabaIisfeit tsr amsrifaniiden 8aes at,uls.
gen. Eie &siit bantrts bon Nsw yorf mad
bent Canal 81, nab @arsats 80, na1 @rasss.
enp SO Sage. @ie oefabrpoa bic 8siit mar.
ssbt aus ptm Gnti&luiIs Der bsissn Ssstsrnts
bsrppr sum ,3wsde Der Hiidrsiie iit ni&t wie
Der Ssm ,,.Rsp, @bite ans Blue" an,ussrtrau-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-20
Die Tobrt be8 "Red, White an
Blue"

Das in 0ontOn sri6siubs bsuti6e Wo6sn-
bIatt ,,5ermann" mabt ibsr bic Gabrt bsS lit
Der lletsri6rift ssnanntsn ilsinsn S9iH5 iibsr
ben Sesan fOlsenbe @itttsiIunssn .-..
u0or wenissm Sabrsn untsrnabmen spsi
wasbalTss Mmsrifansr cine Ssselfabrt pen
Nsw yort na6 Gnsanb lit einsm mam 20
Sub lansen 8pDte. Sie famen leibr nie al,
bas 3isl ibrm Rsile unb Is IL auber 3peifeI,
ba6 bic tsrsboben Dsasn tss atlantii&sn Ses-
ans lie ssri6lansen. Ssute easessn 1T sin
S6iT9sn imfirsitalIpaIait aussetsIIt has bic
gswunssrer hes @asbaliseh ipis Is bic mel
iisnGnsancsr inO. auf bas esbbaftsfe an,isbt.
Mm 9. Suli perIisb Gin Scbn %. Sueiun ais
Captain, nit Sranf 9. Git4 unt einsm Dumb.
als MannlGaft, ben Safsn ppn Msw yprt IN
sinsu SGiH&sn, bsiItn ganse 26 6ub 1t. biz
Yreits GuB 3Oll tstras.
0ebaut pis elm 9fsttuussbeut nit waiIsrSi6.
ten 8uri6lassn an ben GnSsn, unS siasm Der
bed III bas S1iif rssslrs6t wis cine 8rcb'
griaa ausssriihst. Die grrratbs bic ;ws
NSnnr an 9Orb bes ,,Stsb 0bite ano Blue
pie Sas S9iiT setauIt tpurbe, nabmeH, beRan'
ben I'M: ~ Ranpen WaiIsr pon it IL Gal
lOnen, 200 wfunb SroS, 5 plumb Safe, 2 pr
Itss, 10 wfunb Butter, A aifsn ssrau3ert'
5Srius., IL aannen @il&, "a pfunO ssrauG
ertsnSldItts, IL plumb aals, S Glal9m pidel
Ssnf vfsisr Sala unp Saucs, 2 5lal9tl
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-20

In 70 ernlf mabnenter @siIe an i'm er.
aanaen. .....-. ....,
Der na&le Sag ianp itn III tem te-
,eictneten Srte, einsm einiaden in @ar-
ten selesenen Saasden, an rshen
S@weae cine Mast itano unp ibn gu
srwarten i&ien. sic seleitete ibn cine
l4wa1 beleuhtete 1,epre tinan, peren
Stufen ,pie bic !Sausfur 10 tidt nit
5eppidsn belest mar, tab Der SUP
fautlcs bariter slitt. &aum mar ct in
bas ibm tsssidnsts :3immer setreten, has
sltih tem sansen 5auie etwas 9fcnnens
baites unb 8lSferlihes an it trug,
ale cine 5bir seSeniiter aufsins nnr
cine 5rauensefalt gang in Sdwar, ses
tleibet an Der Sdweue tanb; ras 9lnt'
lib mar erna amS icrsenpra, unter hem
buutlsn Sdleier iAimmsrte meiBet
5aar.
Gs mar 9lmslis, has Yiarriranlein.
,Sie iinb Is, mein Sraulein 2" riei
Sfbor unb trat einen S6ritt 3uriid.
,,Ste wasen rs, nod enmal meine sRes
&c su treu,en unn rurh cine neue vilse
mid bierber 3u lrden? IS 1T zine Ster.
benpe, gu Der i4 seruien BIN"
uSie 1np nidt setauiat, msin S0err",
eatsssnete pas 3raulein unterpiirfa
,,lsipsr inp sic es nidt; Sic werpsn
an elm Sterbebettt treten miiiIen. :. absr
erf bSreR Sic, mas i'd Sbnsn Su Iasen
babe. :"
Sfccr lieB fG unrubis auf ren all,
ssbUtenen Sip nieper; Elm @efiitl nns
iGsli8er 8ansisteit fam iiber in.
(S1lue fOIst)
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sinise 3sit @eiRli&u unt ltin soafanbtssr
giame II %. 8. Disss. Derislbs trat ,pSlf
@0uatt mad BEN auSbru& Der Rttsllion in
BIZ eoafSbsrirte Nrntfe unb trbitIt mad Der
e&la&t am Sions Silver wessn isinsr Sapfer-
isit zine Resails. Rur, ua& Der S&la&tsSm
Murfrssstsre. psrlis6. Disss isia Resimsnt
ans wurss Ritslisb elmer GusriQabanbs, wel.
Ut untsr BEN Gommanbs einss eswiiIsn Ibil-
lips fanb. gpnbisiu3dt an murbs Der tapfsrs
SsIbat in einsa MSutr ans MOrSsr umas-
panbsIt. Sm Ssptsnbsr 1865 ma9ts DissS
nit nod mebrsrsM lsiner 8amsrabsn III Sstn-
lonsias feds 8unbsslpltatsn Ut @sfanssnsn.
Disislbsn purbsn fur, barauf in Der NSbs pen
Paris BON tieitn S9urfen nit laltsm Ylute
sri&cHen uns anssnaubt. llnssfabr um sisislts
3sit bttbeiliste iid Disss aud an GspaIttba-
isetiten, bic IN Garpq County besansen wur-
ben. Gin alter Mann Nantens Gbwarb Ct
MINT purbe son ben gui@Flsppsrn anf bic graft
iamae Weiie bsbanbslt, psil Fe slauttsn, bab
sr sisl @slb belize unb ibnsn ben Srt nibt
anssbsn wollts, ipS n Is SsrbSrssn batte. sic
Srbranntsn ibm Gibs unb Sbrsn nit sinsm
eliibsnbsn Giftn uus bsraubten Jpn tann um
$500, psl4s Ge na& ldnsersm Su&tn in lei-
nsr WUbnuns faubsn. Gin anbfrn Mann
Namsrs 5rani Ibomas, purbe sbsnfals Don
bisisn S&urlsn bsimssia&t anb ibm $500 &C.
nommsn. @sbrere hisfer Gusri0as purbsn
talb barauf tbeiIs ssn eOnfSberirten Solbatsn,
ibeils s0n YunbssisIsaten ssfanssn unb &C.
taust absr Disss sntsins ibnsn ifsts bur&
isins S&Iaubsit.
Rad 9eeubisuns bss Srissss purbsn srOse
Gnarensunesn ssma&k I'm bieitn funasn
DsIprabs ein,ufanssn, unb Deputy Sbsriif
1Jrsbsrid Srpin ssn 5snry County spurbs alssr
auf Jpn fatnssts. bon ibm eri&ufsn. Rad
eisier 7bat bssab lid Disss na& aennsHse su.
rid unb trisb i6 in Der @tssnb BON SbsIbY-
Sias bsrun,, no sr ii& ,alest ni&t msbr rs&t
ii&u fiiblts uns babsr bsi&lsB, untsr bsm 9ia.
men ssn 8. 3. Sarson mad. .stalbsiae iitsr,u.
itbsln. Der City Maridall bon Naibpills
purss ssn Dtsss Muiunft IN bisier Sabt in
3snntni6 ssistt unb sslans es ibm bsnleIttu
amlsStsn Dsnnnsraas In sn @pams Grprss
Dice iu Serbaften.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-20
Yetrcpaulppst at unp betimmten unter
pielen Sdwteristeiten senau bic ginie

| Yetrcpaulppst at unb befimmten unter
rielen S6wteristeiten senau bic ginie
fur ben 3utiinftisen 3elesrapten.
Die Medunsen Wurpen son NnabYsl
bis na6 Dem amur aui cine Strede
vpn 5000 sSerits prtieneet unr bic ii.
nie tsitimmt. Diss Selhab wabrenp si.
mes iurhtbaren gBinters unr auf elmer
8siie purh sInilih untewobnte Gins.
ben, melhe balp aui Shlit.sn, bic srn
Sunren seScSen wurpen, balp auI
S6neelhuben rurhicrlht merren mug.
ten. Shneeitiirme unp 'bittsrsr Jrpl
muBten ertrasen wereen.
Srbalp bic See YcnShrtsf pom Gile
frei iein wiirpe, erwartete man tamals,
alp imSpmmer nGhites Sabres piean,
tunit ppn Shifen ppn 9lmerita 3u
@uisi9a nit pen nSibisen @aterialisn,
Inn ras srrFe seert lcfcrt ,u Beginner.
,3u9leih wirr cine 9lnsabl ron 9rtei-
tern rrn s)afcute entsesentrmmen, Die
tereits ensasirt Tnp.
TGs SSerf wirp alseanu pom 2(n,ur
5luile nad Der 8ebrinssitrabe nit gro.
per Gneraie in @ngriT senpmmen ,per-
ren. 3wilden Sthptst II. 9lnctYrst
1T bereits rerslnfans semadt mprpen,
nit !6iilie tev Ginsebprnen pss ganpes,
Welds in Dienf senpmmen fnr, UNI
SGuler ,uerrihten unb Sdume gu be.
bausn, bic ais Selssrapbenfansen pes
nen ipaen. @fan bpift, rab sufclse
bisier enersilhrn 59atisteit bus srcbe
y6srt binntn rrei Satrsn pullenret Iein
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-12-20
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unb Der brsi au,eritaniiden Snssneure
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aennan, tpslde ben guftras 9atten, bic
Gssenpen ,u unteriuden, snr& welde
eer ralEIa alneritaniiAe aelesrapt
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