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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown TO land sndsmberk Aais
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills Of lsding
here ut through freight to St Petersburg,
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothcnburg and Havre
seersge tickets granted here this line to bring
passengorsirOm Liverpool or Queenstown New Orleans,
for $50 In currency per adult
The anal port of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills of adng declared by shO holder of the bill
of lading within twelve hours after the BteAmers arrival
at LvSpOol TINS aRoraing the importer tho choice Of
nArkets
ETHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
During the surnrper.
LOUISIANA 1874 tons. p. JainsOn Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. lss7 ...A, Finn, Captain
MISSOURI. 1864 tona A Hancock, Captain,
ARKANSAS. tons Barron, Captain.
1879 tons. VIM l. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA. 1851 y Graham Captain.
CAROLINA ,l6ll sous.,.,.J, Haroy, Captain.
BOLIVIAN 1913 tons. P. P. Couchs Capt
Cabin PsussgO to liverpool sl2s gold he equivalent In
currency.
Fer rates Of freight apply 70
HUNTER, AsKBw co.. IL oarondelst street.
OOnsgness goods respectfully desired shelr
Bills OF Ladug tho ONCE pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PASSAGE 800 CUR
RENCY
To sail on SATURDAY, Auguat &th at s a
EOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT-THE SPLENDID
steamship Florida.
Cargo now beng received at the COmpanT's Wharf
Third District the above steamer sailing punetaa1y on
SATURDAY, August 4th, at 8 o'clock 4 N.
For freight passage, apply
HUNTER, ASKEW / CO.. 43 oarondsiet street.
az Bills lsding for this Company (which only be
signod> Win be had at the AGENTS once ss seove
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Receipts by Railroad.

N. o., ]. l. G. N. R. R.-July 3l-5 bales of
W Thompson-4 do R Pritehard-3 j R Powell
"a John Watts &co-20 NJ Smith &co-20 boxes
48 do l. Goldng-50 CognariGk-7 Yates & Gil
lespie-l GrifRn & PORCH sack guano 8 Barratt
bbls -four j b Cobb Geo. beer barrelato order.
Total Sc bales cotton.
N. o., D. @. W. r. R.-July 80 - 800
feet lumber L Budreau--7 bales moss J A Donna
fon-7 do A Fernandez-7 Montague & Caross-
10 hides De Blanc-29 SKIS onions 2 SKIS potatoes L
Surle-23 beeVes suRdres to order
July 3l-l6 bales moss NJ Gambert-4 do J A
Bonnafon-50 SKIS onions B Rieel-2 bbls potatoes
John Bells bbls rice l6 hides surle-649O feet
lumber Andone-29 head cattle MeQuoid & M
sundries to order,
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VALUE OF aRlMAuLT a
4 Co.'s Chemists in PAris)

FerrnginOus Syrup of Peruvian bark.
In solving problem hitherto decared unsolvabe by all
ssvauis 1 the COMBINING OF IRON WITH BARK
called Ferrugnous Syrup Of Peruvian Bs k, Messrs 9RI
MAULT x Co. Chemists to H. l. II. Prince Napoleon at
Payjs have medicine unexceptOua merit
highly competent persons agree IN recognizing tie
great medical value.
The following important document has been from
Germany country recognized the st chemists
Ia the Law Courts testdes following tht
value rup Of Bark Medca Gazette OF Vienna Oct
II, 1859
combining relative qualities Of different parts OF his PuR RE
AND EXuELLeET MEDI INES; the the iron
thus discussed add On Its agreeable flavor Is much
noe rapidly ABSORBED any other ierrugnOua medicine
ii the best pharmaceutical preparations truly scenhc
ferugnou medicine, which h solved the therapeutic prOnem
long sought AFTER of giving iron and bark in simple Snd
agreeable om from deeGt and satisfactory alb parties
Tsisnedl VINGEhT KLETZINSKI,
Chemical AnalyEsr the Law Courts Hospital Chemist
L r. DU WIEDEH.
Professors Of Chemistry
Let us now sec IN what the French Ambassador
Vienna replies Grimaut Go regards the high
estimation in which MI Ketzinski is held;
"FRkNCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,
.......- Vienna, August ., 1855 !
8ENILEHENIn reply the letter you dressed to HE
Excelleney the Ambassador have the honor TO Inform
Professor keEinBki of high standing at VennB
he personally much thought Of and passes for Of the
best chemists in Germany.
Consul and attsehe 70 the Embassy.
General Depot in Paris, GRIAAuLT CO.'S,
In New Orleans, DUCoNGE DELoCHE GuILLoTs.
nd good Chemists.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Texas Stanton, from Galveston, to
HAYES & Boweu-lst district
Ship Lisbon, Curtis. 81 days from New York, to
q A Fosdick--lst district 80
Bark VIM Van Name, Cook, ls days from New
York, to master-lst district IS
schr Electric, Davis, from Galveston, to master
I'd district q
schr volumnia, Ryan, from Havana, 18th inst, to
J B Murison &co-Algiers
schr Aurora, Garland, from Vera Cruz, in ballast,
to msster--2d district Il
schr Neptune, Ribas, from Havana, to master
Raa1n
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sehr Bella, Arnett, 10 days from Tampico, to S
schr Emma, -, 70 days from Tampico, to
|, Wense
Bark II Gushing, Rogers, from Havana 18th inst,
with 200 bxs sugar, to B Murison eco
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HAVANA-Sohr Volumnia-430 boxes sugar to
] B Murison &co-99 do R Conner
HAVANA-Schr Neptuno-4o boxes sugar II
hhds molasses and sundries to order.
NEW YORK-Ship Lishon-Astd mdse
NEW YORK-Bark VIM Van Name-Astd mdse
MoBILE-Steamer Louise-Sundries TO order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-01

Tancsa 10 the ronmasers Of the district On their
"nlsnt. - or real estate and machinery and many
NJ 3nterest which had beep Maintained BY the
Bank Of England during the preceding seven
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THE PLANTERS BANNER
FRANKLIN, LOUISIANA.
DANIEL BENNETT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
Terms Of subscriptions
-FOUR DOLLARS so for year, in advsnee-TW0
DOLLARS 50 for sis months in advance,
Terms of Adver tIELng

DOLLARS 80 for six months in advance,
Terms of Adver tLEtNG;
opeand doprs ST So for the rst usef
ton QUE each subsequent except where they
nt Intervals in which neySin inyar-
abb, he char s
When is specified advertisements vi be published
Eve 81 AID CHARGED -ccEdnpy
Sntic Of Application Ada Of Estates 30
HuinOl sgrtlnu Notices, $40.
Announcements sh and Offices sl bs charged
$40, ~ able adv
An fer promoting the iRtereeta Of l1ei
Vida Is tooetis Will h ed tor advertise nsnss a1o
osfiua S. tUbutes 81 respect etc Ia L. -,
asnIs per- lus for each Insertion.
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Exports Yesterday.

GALYEsToN-S Steamship G Harris-500 hbls
-four Is bbls whisky 1000 SKIS corn 100 SKIS coffee
HAVANA--Br schr Welcome-65 bbls onions
7s9 bbls potatoes 10 bbls apples ECO Skis bran 100
SKIS corn
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oattle AAarhea.


JErFNRsoH 0iTT, August 4 1854
Arrived yesterday Texas Beeves, 1852 Calves
and YeaTlings, and SIT Sheep Sold 2l7 Texas
Beeyes. IS Calves and Yesrlings, and 10 Hogs.
Stock on sae-1421 Texas Beeyes, s2s Calves and
Yearlings, 80 Hoga, 1928 Sheep and % Mich Cows,
We ouote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-01

Mississippi, Hurd, from St Louis.
Irene, Hinckley, from Washington.
Prairie State, Harrison, from st Louis,
Lafourche. Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile. E..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-01

a man who had deserted from the Confederate
amy and hidden in the Iii swamp. Florida re
gently came out having =" heard the a. IVES over,
and be wanted to get psreled."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-01

THE GREAT EFFKCAGIOUANESS OF
i Messrs. GrmRult Co.'S IudiEed syrup Of Horse Rad
ah-The iodized syrup of Horse RadiBh of GsR
4 Co, Chemists II. l. b. Prince Napoleon, Paris il
always par excellence succedanous God Ives on and the
best treatment follow Lymphatc and Scrufuous
TONS we'll In various CptaneouB diseases The public
viii therefore read with interest the analysis this
medicine by Professor KleEns extracted from the Chemst
Journal Vienna we'll the letter addressed Messrs
Qrimant CO. by his ExGsleney the French EnbeBaadDr
VIENNA conf ming the high reputation of this learned Doctor
1t is as follows:
"Grimault's IOdiEed Syrup OF Horse Radsh is
elementary oAustc state, bat in the acid
organic combination similar the iodine contained
Cod Liver OIL.
lSignedD VINCENT KLETGMeKl,
Chemical AnslyEer the Law Courts Vienna Hospita
Chemist. l. and K WIRDEE
Professors of chemistry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-01

Reeelpss Or Produce Yesterday.

Per steamship Texas, from Galveston-Wm Ed
wards-M ] Smith-Geo Elmer. ....
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FaErou EMBASSY At vIEEEA,

FaRKou EHBABBY AT VIENNA
Vienna, August 3D. 1858
Nessfs Grmault q Co.. Chemists at Paris
In reply the letter you addressed to his Excelency he
Embassado have the honor inform you that Professor
Ketainsl Of high standing Vienna; that he s
personally much thought Of and passes tor Of the best
Chemists in Germany. PlERRET,
2 Consul and Attaehe to the Embassy.
General Depot In PARIS, at GRIMAULT CO.'S - rue
Rchesu. In New Orleans, At - .
A,da nj bAnnist "a
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oPELoUsAs.
LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR CoAsT AND BAYOU LAFoURCHR PACKET
ONCE A WEEK
Leaves every SATURDAY Of "a
Steamer j. N, SHARP-HENRY sTREUK, Master, JOS
DALFERES Clerk
NOR THlRODA UXVILLE, PATNTCOURT
VILE NspoeOnyile ponaidsonvile, and all intermediate
coast lendings-Wi leave regularly above
The j. NJ. Sharp will give particular attention 10
freight passengers and will continue In the trade
uenty. For freight passage apply on board
p s. Shippers ali cases. responsible for pRymen,
Of freight. ]. s. RELF, Tehoupitoulss street..
VIRGINIUS G. DERTZEL. Advertising Agent.
TheJ NJ Sharp viii take all freight through to Lockport
usuRl
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
EoR NEW YORK DIRECT-TRE NEW
and splendid Bldewhssl steamships- ...
MORNING STAR. -. 400 toms. Nelson Commander.
EVENING STAR. 20l5 tons. Delaney, Commander.
GUIDING STAR. ... .Z5sS TONS. Berry, Commander
RISING sTAR...n.. $500 toms. .1.-, Commander.
Tia new and frst-class steamships
MISSISSIPPI. toms. .FurbuT Commanding
1000 tons. .Vansioe Commanding
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IONS. Quick, Commanding.
MONTERREY. 100 TONS WhitEnan Commanding.
The new and 6rst-elass steamship
MaripOsRs
-, Commander,
Wnl leave the oOmpSnys Wharf foot of Jackson Square
on SATURDAY, August IL, at 7P.M
The Line composed Of the largest and most elegant
ships which this country any
line They every respect fitted for and the
upon which they Their passenger accommodations
excsed by those Of other In the world
RN~PASsAGR AT REDUCED RATES
Freight will DO reoS7ed the Compsny's warehouse the
landing all during business hours and the Oompsnys
rates freight viii always be made By any other
Iinos
For freight or pssssge apply 70
J. n. OoURTEEAY, Agent
SSUsYondelet attract.
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Rarlne 9nteIItgenre.
0ppsoEsr OFFIcs, No. 81 CAMP STRT ST,
"wednesday, August !, 1851
CLEARED Yesterdng.

Steamship Harris, scriageour, fCH Galveston,
iC Harris
Br bark Tecumseh, Sponagle, Tor Pensacola, in
ballast, Master
Br schr welcome, Blohm, for Havana,
Gaidenbow & Lesparre
suhr e G Knight, Kent, fog Pensacola in ballast
Thorndike & Morton
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BAYOU SARA.

6A N on ga 1As
REGULAR U. 8. MAIL PAUAEI-TWlGE WEEK-
HGR RAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BAToN
Rougp, Plaquemne DunGidsOnvle and all i1teTIneoA
sndinphe pssseug ger steamer y e. 6EI9ne19
MASTER leaves New Orleans regularly every WEbNEepAH
a. 10 A. M, aud SATURDAY al ?. -, .H
THURSDAY at NJ. coming down the Coast IN asyngns'
VJRGINIUS O. DENT2EL Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU sARA PACKET.
STE ANER NINA SIMMES--h. GkEAlhOUSE, Master
- TRlXLkR and MILLEk, Clerks
T,aavss everv MONDAY and FRIDAY at ~ A. nE
TSOR YOU 50 RIA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
II Rouge PIaauemine, DUnalds0nvlle, and all inter
mediate andngs the taking freight for al enon
on Bayou Latourche For freight or passage apply on poa
vi TITUS CIV ARTEEY, agent No, TchO9pltouas Si,
VTRGTNTUS q. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
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VICKsBuRa AND EATuHEz PA KET FASHION,
Leaves every SATURDAY., al D p
a1ssH. DON .DsGBh WILLIE, PLAQUEhlEEs
Port Hudsun Rouge BAyuu sar Fort AdHmH, Nss
chez Waterproof 81 Joseph Rodney Grand Gulf Waentons
New Carthage VickshurRThe magnificent passenge3
,teEnpT Fashion p d Pratt, master, Z Shaw and r. Ia
ssas apptS &, p ,onrd Or JAS Butt Err 4 CO,
Is n Fulton and II and 10 New eSee street.
VlkulHlUS " pEkTAEL4 Advertising Agent
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vICksBURG

VICksBURG
vICKsBuR,4, sArrHEz AMI NhW, ORLEANS BEaU-
LAR TUESDAY U. g. NAIL PACKER
Leaves every TUESDAY, st5P. NJ.
Attending to all business of steamer General ouitmanl
uNopH yTCKRBUR2, NATCHEz GRAND GULLY
R1insS FUTt Admas, Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, Baton
ongs Piaouemine DonRsonve and all intermediate cosss
and plantation andnEsthe magnificent passenger packet
Grey EAglep
j. M. WHITE, Master,
will saye IA above Grey Eagle Will take freight and
ss"s.rs tur Memphis ne Bends with privilege Of
shjpping the Arc and for YaEoo River with
thH ryileg reshpipng the Enma g. FOR
1mtot speed safety unsurpassed, and her
table is supplied with the nest the market affords.
For relative NRzoo River feight apply on
board or to
TITUS 4 CIV RTNEY TchOupitoulss st.
VIRGlNIUS C. DBNTDhL, Advertising Agent.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

HE Commissioners of Roads for
Il Fairfield District will meet at Wins.
boro', Oh the lst Monday ia March next, for
the purpose ofinstituting the necessary re.
pairs TO said Roads.
BY the late Act. Of the Legislature the
Board appointed Mt the Session of 1868, are
required to remain in office until the next
regular Session.
They arc as follows: Howell Edmunds,
Edward z. Mobley, Robert d. Smith, Wm.
B. Woodward, DavidA. Coleman, James b.
Walker, Laban G Chappell. DR.. j. r. Nc
Master, Thomas Nj. Lyes, Johns. Douglass,
Robert Ford John W. McMeekin, Nj. l..
Bookhardt, Edward Taylor.
These gentlemen arc earnestly urged to
be prompt in their attendance as above.
HOWELL EDMUNDS, Chairman.
feb 6'G6-lnwtl
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Office Charlotte & South Caro-
lima Rail Road Company.

WINsNspoho,' S. c., January 20, 1866
TN consideration of the difficulties of
Il access TO Columbia, from the line of
this Road, tho Directors invite the annual
meeting of the stookholdersin this Company
atCharlotte, N. c., on. Wednesday,, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ, seventh day Of February
next. ~ tt'AHh - s..
Stockholders and their immediate fami-
lies will pass free over the road going TO and
returning from the meeting in reasonable
time. q. BOUKNlGHT, Soo'ty. s
jan 80 gg p,es td5t
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NOTICE

n S'hereby given That three months
from ,liis publication, nrpiicaiion
will be made for the renewal Of the eertifi-
oates Of stock in the Charlotte & 8. G. Rail-
road Company. go
No. 1926, for so shares, dated 10th Juno,
1852, issued to r. b. Boylston. Z
1858. Issued 10 II. b., Boylston, Guardian sf
Saynl. DnBose.
Ss Said certifcafss have been lost or dis
troyed. s. A. B0YLST0H,
jan o 9'86--faw3m Ex'trix.
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NOTICE.

mfr. THOS. HINNANT tolls be.
~ fore me a Sorfel HORSE, the left
tute and the hind feet white. shod oil round,
Cnte In the face, about 15 aands high.
G"oat Syesrs old and appraised at $3.50.
R"u Horse can be found at Thomas Hin
miles south Of Wiunsboro', near
ae NAN road to Columbia, and near Buff
5alo Chgteh. Garfield District. s. g.. 3
Janiiary 25, 1864. w. p, BROOM,
siseR ooo -tam4n Magistrate.
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Stock Certificate Lost.

NOTICE is hereby given chat appli,
,lN cation will be. uade for. &sduplicaie
certificate for the original, which has been
los. or destroyed, dated July IL, 1862, No.
1860, for Thirty-two shares In the Charlotte
\ 8. q. Railroad Company.
DANIEL HALL.
feb PGs--1awsaa lIIs
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DUBOSE EGLESTON g. co,
NO. 3, HOTEL RANGE.

HAFEjust received FLOUR, at re.
II duced prices, Crackers: Window
Glass, Putty, Lamps ain assortment low
Fresh warranted Garden Seeds To which
they invite the attention of the public.
All kinds ofCOUNTRY PRODUCE taken
in trade.
feb 6'G6-tf
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS,

,ilUNEEh IL anu OUWnlUUUhE hUAMN,
NM ILL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY of each week Mt
o'clock, a. NJ, connecting with the different
lines of steamers for the above named
points On and after the tlrst day Of De-
oember next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week, Takihg semi-weckly
trips. Shippers of Goods will receive every
facility and accomlyodation for tie trans
portation of the same, ms arrangements
have been made with the different compnn-
panies to forward goods to this line ut low
rates and without delay. Each of these
steamers are capable Of carrying
TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TONS OF FREIGHT
through the canal without difficulty, MS
they were built expressly for the trade.
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS
and BETHS capable Of accommodating
thirty.Gve passengers. Every attention
will he paid to the comfort Of passengers,
who will not b, subject to the Inconvenience
of transfer To other vessels, but will be ta-
ken through direct without change
Pile tables of the steamers arc literally
supplied with the best the market affords.
Families travelling will find il to their in
escape the danger and discomfort of n Sea
route. md the fatigue Of railroad travel,
On the 9Th of December next, if the
business Of the line warrants it, the steam
er WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
tri-weckly trips will be made.
For freight or passage apply TO WHIT
FORD, DILL 4 CO.. New Bcrne, n. c.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 21'65
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-14
9f,t,tt,,tet. 4O2.

tamsn einise pfsrbs UNI, pa9 ben betrefs
lsnpen 5untera 0elesenbeit aab, lire
ara1t I'm ~unsefabrlfd fallen, saber
caer" 3u 3eigen unb bas geifaqflotIden
esr Danlen 5u Serbienen.
2lm 30. Nprfl sritad gu Gabi, einDor,
tuglele 0prrito slrei Stisre auf steI,en
Ss'm fanften Stisr purte BON ben Teds
tern sit Weib in sinem gaB psm 9bisr
entsfgEn9srolt. 9lI6 man in ber gabe
css Stters weL tfo1 tas Weib in einen
gu1ft,esn 2lugsnbiid aus ber Come bers
aug, ltlr3te iI3 auf ben stier padte tbu
al ee'pen 5brasra uno lisB i'm nidt los
eis etni9e De9ter binsutamen unb ibr
balren, ben Stier ooueaS gu Bopen ~
lperfen- Die5 nsnnt man mancornar
es loa Isbr i@6n Beueien feiu.
ge1 eer 5eye pom 7. Wai in Wobrib
m!dslten ll9 rem S!isr 1orsciuo bic 9ez
oarI1e zines pferbs5 I'M bic SSruer, unb
NIT slnsm tarItn StpB 1dleuosr.e sr Qlz
les ul1tsr bic 3aidauer bie nidt eenuo
S9nupna6er auftreibsn fpnnten, UNI
l'9 ab5ur!ldea. gei bieIem Stier sers
lor eer lonlt beionnane uno oeldidte
S9pertfe9ter Goyetano San; auf ein<
maj rte 5anuns unO eut8ins nus baburd
osa lIbern Icpe Oob et ila auf bic Groe
'perf uno tsbttelte; Elm eep5bnltder
asa1tsrlT Der Stterfdmpfsr. Die stiers
pTlssen ben ldsinbar Gptten blus ;u be,
lanupfsa,s aber nt6t su iioBen, fonte,n
'rrtrset in ber Regel iiter i'm btapea.
Wnl 19. Mai bob su gae,a ia9lntalus
yen ei'' Stier pferb unb Reiter nit BEN
!lnten Dom bod enppr Bis s5 ibm an
eer Wur;el atbra6.
Nor oiten 3eiten botte man nod cine
aaeere Beluiti9uns nit psnStieren man
1a9te lle in einen tiefen slb9runb: bas
;Publitnnl ftanp tbeil5 pben, tbeils uaten;
1sBtsrer Stanepuntt erforreyte quite orer
otel11ebr abseitumpfte Nersen. e}n bem
)e5t unbeeeutenpen StSetden 2erma itebt
oas alte S9IoB rer SBnise spn Ga Ftiien;
aaNanee ce55efs5 1T ein ubtr 1O0alofz
ter tieTer, bretter 0raben, in peldem
nan6sr Stier sun'3eityertriet rs5RSata5
;srdmastert rurse.
0eBenuaytig irri9t man raypu, bic
Stterbsben aud in Stalien, sunidit in
Ofailanp, einsufabrsu. 5pTentlid mfg
tnst bieieprOpaeanba ipaniIder Rpbbeit,
Die Der elside 8sriu9 einlt su gra1el
1T.
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@urppQii9e @a6ri@te1t.
Die pelitifhen QSirren in Der
.,.1 Donanfnrftentbiimer.

10 ~: Die neueroinaS tpiepetbplt In BEN Dp<
t,auflrfentblmer,t ausoetrodet,et1 ,ptplfti<
llben @irreu. ueld,e mad, Sen np,1 Ser,
iebteu Dampfer ous Gurppu uns noe
tommeneu yiadrtdten ouf elmer Gpuferen,
in Naris oelhlifbtet tperbe,t folIen nern,,'
laf7en unS, etnen Blid auf iieue pft nidt
aenua beadteten 2dnper IL tperfen. I'M,
6ie Beatebunoe,t onldaulib III MAIDEN,
tpe(be ,tptiben @uslaub.unb ben ;fiirs
itentbumert1 Mlplpau, 8aladef, Bulaa.
rten, Serbien unp anpere, ,wi(@eu Mub,
LAMB. Sei1ret@ unp Ser Tirfei lieoenpe,,
Difriftet1 berrifben u. peld,e obm.d,ieinp
yp,, ben Spuper6uet1 Der bref ,ulekt er-
trdbntet1 europdilhe1 6tooten ala Gin.n<
tbult, beonlprubt rpurper,.
Dos nnn b,l1 fpoenonnt,n 9onouf;;r<
fttntbii eit,aei1pn,ri,ene Qonb II mit
oeuadhioten, Rlin,a ,lnp frudtborem8oben
aeieot,et ,tnb bflpete friiber pie Merbin,
bunasftraRen bee fduln1tifhe,1 .mif&en Ser
iibriaen 8elt unb beu1 Srt,tite itattue<
funoenen 6anpels. -
Inter btm r5mifden !&oiier 1roion
tparet, iene Qdnptreien Ser & @ik bliibenSer
@eu.etnpen. Inter Rarl BEN @rofen
tpurben bteielbet, ein beb,utet,bsr ,1,b iehr
pidtiuer Werbinbunostpen ,miihen gc,,.
ftontiicpel uubporis. @eSenmsrtfn nnb
ilbp1, ieit nielen .5nbren obsr f;nn len,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $ in nielen tt.iien M i foif
,,ur cine MflbniR. tpen{oiiens finb fie.nnr r
balb ci1ilf|irt u,1b oleidmie l., 'Y ben % friihe.
hen 3eiten berridten o,,db bis "a ouf tI Siei,
Iooe bort Elm oemiiitS Teubol< =. Trobn.
| pe{en.
Die GpelIeute {inb reid, ,,nb per(dmen>
bertl&. Der Bauernftanb III barniper<
aepriidt unp uutpiiienp. unb @epolt.
Mnar9te, INNER ,piepertebrenber Mufrubr