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is,ios Of the cholera IN this country aud in tho Old


xsrv~r vsS- -.----..
The attorney reported that Jadgc BarnAfd whose re
marks about niunctons were read Al the last session,
had restored the inuncsicns ~ far A. brooSn was con
cerned In consequence Of tts the boar hah no po"ef
over nusances created BY Autcls IN broosyn oat ne
stated that the would BE- hcaya on wednesday IN
posed Of except one lDonsghussL IN ,el n,s !"
butchers Judge Cariozo had refused 10 dissolve VIC ~
functions, but that he would apply for neainR oh
Thursday.
ANOTHER pEnArE on
Mr. BERGEN Said he no friend OF tir pigs but Of
the owners He thought that hunantarank and Sisters
of Charity should be applied to Tor assistance during
and We're diving from neglect and II he went 10 hos
pital be would expect to die
Dr. Grass mado an explanation in reply 70 The FIRST
part OF Mr. Bergens remarks He said that no was ~
mnch Trend 70 the poor Az Mr. b.
fRisipEifr SCHULTZ did not think the time had arrived
ior calling upon ladies % perform the drudgery OF hsp
tai he would walt until M such thing occurred, which
he hoped mott there -four OF Ave hundred OF
cholera per day before application be made 10 Sisters OF
Snarty ana the phanhropic people had been sent 20
hns1 them and be believed II better to send cases
70 tho hospitals NJ once.
pr. CRANE sad that many persons rather die out Of
hospitals than not 10 do 20 In
Mr BrgGEs thought that patients ought have assis-
lance at home, and not be sent to tho hospital. Ha
cited Gaze Of woman who was found on Yesterday
have recovered II she had any take Of her at
home but who removed 10 the hospital and n
sequence Of such removal muat die.
The PRSsrpFsr thought corps r nurses should be
organ zsd 70 go from house TO house and attend UPON
cholera patients
Dr. stoxs "a thu, the ladies Interested should organize
FOR that purpose. Tint they msy be needed but
the same time might 10 or great service.
The PfRstpKNT inquired again whether corps NJ paid
ayrses could not be organized He cited OF man
who Sas taken al and was compelled to send one me
ar 10 Un .lep for assistance
After some almpoglant remarks thc Board adjourned
10 IN ct tins alternS6G " ,pfee "clAk
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sAlnnoM pnscaAne eouwnrpu

The Baltimony Dcnocrste cny Cony sntion today
select de.sssrs the stss~ D~mooraic csnveusssu
called chooes deiexatss the Phiadspbia Gorvea
ton. Among lbo>c bominsf~d for delegates .. ssx~
from this city Govcvsov Pratt and B~ut-rDn
Howard who Csmmi~Dn~r ~ Police In isu
" the tins a shs attack me Ms~Arhus~tis uoppa
NJ Pratt asily siecied
The resolutions ~dopssd eossr~c fr~>idens j5hnros ,
decentralization poli>y comuond CIV Tor
impartial justice ~ bas showa r-xard 20 tho
aos Of ths Registry isw denoupno thss LAG Srprs~
Hv~ unjust and snti republicso, declare the Gbn-srss
tive Convention witch mc< 'hs Dth IN ~~s
oomrased of Maryland parioss sod Via. ROOD ci'rsss
ss~ry shade of rlitis ougbt rrrrrsensd IN tho
Y-fltptephla Cons ~utloo.
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EXPLOSION ON THE ONO RIVER.

The ss~nsscr General Lyle Biewwtp while
y /Racing -Fifsecn or Eisbfees Perssus Lost
' The steamer q Total Wreck, txc.
MANSON. IND, August Q, 1860
Tho steamer General Lyts bi~w ~ near bethlehem
thwsfternoon. Tho passengers say sSs vas rsrinx with
tho seamcr 81 Charter when the crplsaon TOOK place
Both bos clos. tosethsr The 81 Charles svoushf
ahc sesd sad wounded TO More City. Not than
nftsoror ssghteen persons were lost
Tho of1su Of the "a Charles deny thai the boosts
r<ins Tbey rendered svsry assistance possib. The
Gsner.s Lynn, which II q total wreck
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nSwuv~d . sse~e~s.
Rsc~n,ly Inc csvy~sssrs and Jo<-~- UGlsa q sxSst
yn notified The "hosss-' thfoarh tn fs-~-, sbas 90
H~asraay M Ah Aass~a sss sv-ry Saturday sssfs
snsf The yoarneymsn esrp~atefs ssi lohsss -ssS "a
rand ths right ~ eus ,hsr 81 foqr sc-A 70 tbs
snsrDoon On ssisrs~y evening lsnt lsser-s q ,hs
Unoa ws. hsld a. Their ball No ia xyr~ svsnss.
broyslyn. tar shs paryoss ~ s~araxinx ss~ u
u,<v.us@ut had b~-n revived TIE nsrnn~vx s~v~rsly
stated that they hal qsi a foot vsleek Y. n ~
that dsy y psrsaasee wah ~. bos,s rs~.c-sly ~.
Iisb~d AMI r~tggtA Mirissb shop Tbo~~S
soxa on he part - th@ empSsysrs % tvst~e, ths
nsslns fer efib-f r-fssisg 70 ooso"ss@ ~s~< asoss-
~rsypwa Lssr ~aw~
Tss unbpu svsnisr ~ insaf hail parssss 70
afiosrneYest .ea nj n nsoet p1wf.fs ansnawty 90
tho suhfe tsr favf o'cs<s r,eveusrn, go.
vsnsd snyrt s.s ss4fngy esrrsxts~ AMI iga>~s
The rnlot al etf.rfod ~ pest nasny wts -sv~ ~
csinsed - rana nnstihy " sss rns~ar. ne eh&sf.
nae Mr. Ros.n~ys cs~~vsd tbss m~u,srs ~ rss rnion
sfcals AZ a<csps smgaoyr fr-n t~ -has he'd ~
d~fns ihsw DsHoo ane4ois~uAiiy with req g1 N ths
rossrsenl ne great DsFovsy - eensSy "a, tnsAs Ne
- snes snf ~tlssgy coz ~ ~oses~sns.s
Is~ss nfeounrnss~a 10 ne UsDn gglo~fas va hss =.
u,s s,~ntinx s@paoyess y rsb ss~y, Hossr
sosd NJ Hosser ~. c1rninshsx, Mr. Nsts, ~ RAY
~. sesahssn, HSgiss Ba~ssn. NJ L/ses, hr. Esos
waases ehsssn, " Hsys~a. A. Mskss NJ ssrrsy
Mr. vlsss. ~ Dsss, ~ 0Nsw, ~ D~y lea. wsiss
NJ Bssss~y, csn~xs burs~, ~ ps~r-sh ~ Hssisss
.nnsn rsshs.sfs. oslan sssz lbs fal,svlns ~
NJ ssu lsssisssl ~ Reeves sssslls~s, Tss prsss
ssni ssa>~ thsa ne v~yss vssrssi~z ,hsm
vfvs,ussaas - ssss,ssy isAr o'clsss nsvs~sss
fsx<sS
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Cis1ssArf, August q. lsGC.
AL special meeting OF tho Board Of Hcaltn u this
city saturday the health reported three hundred
and thirty deaths IN July among which wcre twelve
IRON Asafic cholera The frst occurred July IL
lie also reports August four deaths from cholera
on the "a three on the 80, ton the 9TH, eleven and
yesterday twcnty-four.
The lsrge number OF deaths within tho last few days
~ probably owing 10 tho sudden changes the weather
The thermometer this morning marks 90 degrees
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psArms mos cnorxsA ~ nsooEns..


.Ths mor,uary report mshss 2. deaths
20 ~ 70 wrihysrv urur
The attorney read afepor from the sssi.ot nspetor
Of tho n N. shove named prernne A. stated 10
the EssALp ~ Sunday he reported them 70 10 terri
bic q alta Orders we're road BY The attorney fcr
the occupants 10 vseais tho hoasss 10Th ,hsy we're
thoroughly clssnsed
ssorr rcrrsrs urrp
TIE following oommanicsiIoa- we're tAse read ani
referred 10 the sanitary Committee. -
seWr,rr p.a rr,.s,a, xesrap s,sa s..ra Il iissls,
bsss ss-tseo.sa .-nl r,s.,."a = -.,.rs, = ew
.nes. rom X. rs,ssrs BID 4 wAr,T, siana have
p.r.onsy nessa = ~, ys sss.ai .n. :. 20 -
'-''''s J. 'i o Tsss.. ans.s., ra.p~s,or
lc.,s r.as iIss, y, oss.r an ,.r, .,
Non % &c So :, ~ 49,. 80 - 49,, a. sss y,
JAZZ 70 :. y y ssss-, ass-srs.l ~. :,
s ssn i s p. year. ss' ss ~ * = l. ,s
prs isd.lso h.sh sss 'nssy sessiI-a e. 20 -oata
'""' "'"' ~ oRsBsv. srs ovssr.
,vrr,s yso~ srynrxrswpssr evr BON roe
Ths lnlie~ ins ~sssr .esd ard ordesed "a ss.-~
Ds,.ss,sr % rss.,e s... wa. 40 cs.ss's,s'
10 sg,s n.s...,.y n ps-ssa. =
s,a sls-~ssa " he ~ russe chsrss.
81 . ..s; ssss,sss Y Z. &
fer Ne fory ssbt hours ysss9.s v bshfsss sn ~
~. s. s !. + ssA ss.ssa ~ q. 49,
few .isAs hear. pr.'tyas Y SCAT q ~. ~ isss
~. s.s, ats - i. Z. is.. tsss.a i... ..ss
s..s , 49, s.. - !. .s.ssss . ~ ~. iss ~,
Lasste Asian Bl.ssssis is~sd since LAT rsgaw ~
T's"''' GEO xELLocx. sss~.sssss>sl
o~~zA vAsp's sSssn
M. Harris ssrs Ia . rsrSvs vhlrh stated hat ne
cholxra % wsss fsisbd 90 sxaalss
rsrss ys.s =. sssns. - :.
a. had bsnx record of "a psvSu an1 cksrurSsx
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ELECTION m KENTUCKY,

DuvalI Blessed Clerk Of the Couvt ~ ApveuI o..
LorrsvtILE. Auguys y, Is58
Tbe election fu Clerk sf The cour, sbveaf- sook
paso. ,fas Stree to-day DuvsI beats Botv,a 90
THIS city and sts<s 700 IN ire county
REPORTS from tAs country Indicate Duvsns ns,orify in
the si.fs hsn raSoo 10 7QssD
JoansD, sre~srtay Of Jsr Davis, csrsssat- Tor
Comfy Cerk, beaten 10 this city by 100 msorty.
The democrzsiu ssunty tgtss 10 elected
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O-~mo Tr,.sr,pw Gable.

%
OcFAs TFLfzjNAf1t sAbiE.
fs~snr.d and sskbltet la ssrsmbSf. tSS
Annssi Hsir fstuis a th@ Aruury is
tvursenth Tslx = made the
eple fs- Deep cscis ld and worked saes~ss
fully
q has lr.n approves b, III sesins srs practical s'es
who bss ~stNsniBsa a.
pr.p.e u n.aufsur~ sAls Gaia ssy pa-l~. 80
may approve 10 be- ..d ffoss Terra Befmuas 80
from thea 10 the snd Enxsei trss~s Or sps
end viii undertake - sske ssd warrant lsnsfL
qirsd for u puoa. cAyasss Tsew1sph fssapanes -n6
others Interested. al. snd sssnytra
Ac, at onI rres .nd a.issfnou, - ilsesiy .rtst
THF BISHOP AURA PtHCHA 0pSPNRy
SAMUEL &. HEHor. Heaessl Agrni
Nsv yosn August 1895
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nllKf nfancalIr raaunIos.

FFfLtsp, NJ AnfnNt " IN1~
Tho delegates 10 .. D~~so-rsh Coov-usion. %
,. he'd Tomorrow s~~smbi~d srEs nunees- W
nssht and a very ran sst@nsspcs 10 srpscisar ".
7ilsssry ~ Fsr ns,s~. ssA A. W Johnsos. ~ -
fasf sr~ The proEsr~nk eso1istss Ter 6Ors<oss the
former seeming b.se he n<-' HspTortsrn Ih~ sos
senton wiIi andyuas~aly vASuy sgpr1r tho greeSs~<
aId s~pd -four sstss The Phisn~ipts ccsvsrto@
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Ngw ORLEANS August g. 1866
Since the Isl ns. there have been eleven deaths by
cholera In the Charity Hospital Eminent physicians
pronounce the disease 81 a mall gnant type
There are fvc cases In the Charity Hospital bat
they are expected 10 recover
Tic cases arc rs yet sporadic
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Poroausr~rs. Asgnst o. 80
CHARLES W wheason and Amwu~e w.ssr hsss b~~u
s,snted deiegss~ fsr his district 70 bs ssrsav> Cen
v~nton With Waller rwringtno SOD BseJ y yArfrk /.
slterDsfes Tba the s~gopd Of dsav @
ypAi~d 70 20 10 sa-sssgs from pvteLe~r touuty
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PROVIDENCE, l., August o, 1866.
One fatal case OF cholera reported In this city
day Tho victim was colored man recently arrived
from Washington.
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The number Of cholera cases on Governors Island IS
Increasing but nevertheless the SICK reports continue
to show decided Improvement nj the gensfai health Of
tho garrison. There fresh yesterday and
one death. The cases were those OF darrhna pa.
tients who had been in hospital for days. and s
thought that the sudden change OF temperature saur
day aggravated tho latter disease and finally developed
cholera There have not been for days any
OF cholera 90 the island except among tho sufferers cm
dTIhca There is reason 10 believe that In its cpl
delnio aud more dangerous because mysterious form,
cholera has disappeared altogether from tho island Tbs
sick list shows decrease Of seventy two since the 3lsi
OF July.
HARr's AND DAvID's MaAtNM
The health OF these islands Is rapidly improving the
sick in hospital are progressing towards conSaessence
ana we have eithor or cholera diarrbea 10
report However u have been In other places IN
the segbborhood we informed excellent autho-
rity that the disease which proved so fatal on Harris
Island was mn tde Aslatc cholera Tho various symp.
tomssch az coln Of the tongue, pains In the bowels
and cramps in the ret and lmbs-doscribed by DR..
Quxano IN the HrRAlD CHARACTERISTIC OF Asaic cholera
morhus, being developed IN every instance what are
usually considered sanitary bF6vthsivcs we're OF no
avail the clean well the githy In habit the strong
ana the weak appeared suffer tho ynine ana W run
equal risk. The military motto y NJ ',Se,y bullet mas
~ oi't' has 10 application among so'G@r u time OF
cholera
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.ns htesd Only ono death from that oissasss ssd "
have occurred thera wv : N II II
sssrAlllr " gRoDkLYs ron TINE wExx-
. Tue mortality report for the week ending Saturday,
me 80 lust, which subioined exhibits ncrasa OF
shirty eghi the number reported for the pro-
eedng week. thirty OF which number ocairred in the
Twelfth ward. The deaths by choera were u, cholera
iniansum 70, dysontery IS, diarrhpa 81
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The Democratic state Cssvessisw- Military
Posts Discontinued Arrival Of Rear Ad-
nivai Thatcher, &c.
SAY rsAsuFco. August 8, 1898
The Democratic County Convention renominsied Cobb
TOR Tax Collector bot changed the ckss otherwise with
but two exceptions General HAileck has issued orders
10 break no the following military posts In the Depart
usut OF Columbia Forts Chihaier. fsmhin. beItnr
ham Hsskepn. Cascades nsics, Orchard and Silitz
Biockhouss The term fort shall not Be applied 70
temporary camps. -. -. a..
Rear Admiral Thatcher, who sncceeds Commodore
Rndgrrs arrived here on Saturday.
M,uiux stocks arm: BeIrher ISL yellow Jarkss TOO
Ophir 2so choar as legal tspdets1fh Mining stocks
have bccn dali the past week. sthon the news
from the mines Indicates an improved prodnct Hale
A Nor roes IN the month q July produced nearly
$4,000 Savage declared dividend 81 $50 Crown
Point although uubcrinr their shan uoyksd two thou.
ra,d tons III ore Gould Curry produced IN July
Si2soo0 me sugposes product % yellow Jacket was
i2;0000; dividend $50 The product Of the Imperial
was ts5 COO Ophir looks better and Cholisr no wo~ss.
oberman reports continue favorable.
sEoAen WlEeArfs 10 TINE pMllfLpMA coHwArDn.
AususrA, Ca, August q, 1s0s
The following names eompese the list % ne 6corEis
delegation the rbisdeipha Conventlon t<cond dis
tricL-En warren. y l. wimbcry, Thru c~trct-H
ram Farmer r. n worrsli. Delegates "a large
Haukna II Y. Iohn0on. a ~ Chnn0olk ~ - vakfoG
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Non-Ssrnai Of the Despatck steamer "a
A~py hay.
Asyr HAT, August I'll M
There signs a tire steamer Danntieas with
cable do~pxcrek She viii psobHbly arrive hers about
air O'Clock sss morning with the despschcs
through tho sabse sunday and YSpdny.
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a uIrs ~ IisYbuxs. -O.- :. che Mo.s .syi.ss'
PHALOA's tEHECs
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The Cholern In Phiindcfp,. Ia.

Pun tDEiPnfa, Angus. ~ a..
The reports 70 the Board OF Health up 10 moo 's 10y
show fourteen Of cholera three of which
fatal The reports embrace Saturday and Sunday =.
number OF deaths from cholera during the week ending
Saturday forty. seven
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.H: - es... Ss,..sss $50 49,: fH'..:apsH
ythELS nAnHAkIAL bALb ND eNtAst ELDs
vA1ok .pesssp a-st 70 sure 81 csa~s street. soda ~
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THE CABLE.

Telegram AnnouncinG the Arrivni Of tis~
Yacht Alice NJ the Isle Of Wight.
Borrow. August q, 1905
me following despatch has been received in this city
By Ese Atlantic cable
fsIx Wfour July - 1895
Anfyed yacht Alice twenty eight TONS Captain Clark
nhesseB-days from Sxerant. All veil
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p~r Bsrus. r~ies, Gsss, CSvws, ny~sss~. ~
ss~.s ehsu~ s~s 81 sass 9l-~ss-s ss~s - -
ss~s~ey ss DAiI.ktM nAs&G Al rAtN
grTsAtTog so ~ ~ arssSsss a - asys - c~sss
.asr@. W. Yea - asm4. ne
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A. Order - 'sD~~b~" OF ssyssg-- fer beet .
usf rsvo.~nt~e ~ retail Gust ws1is0
ahsrw. see elre.le<. rhffgf yOWiEE.
Msas yarrisslas Ne rsrt re.
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prc,s;fss .'.;rii Tn wrrsfffiL =!
ssendo~ 80 al s~.r Ne soanssy hA-~ sss0s $780,
ssssAs uxs ~ls.a.s Sssry Asxxss hs-,~s .nis v -
Cd righi
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ss,d,y. -.a 'sssrssiII m.:'-,s "a, y,a'
psrfs.ty rs.h~ 80 AAsm-.. u vns.s@ih. ekaa ~.
Ys1n fys@usgv ans sisrfsra. r~w~~ G~Mx % -
hovsls ~nf -ss ssfsn- th-rsws 80 s-swrss -
rAmvxsys. w Esns shsf sea hsAil - - sk4a ss-r
forts sol r~st. th~ Ir<haf
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s,,~Sw..
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Tae Choiern IL rorri,nni

Ta~ Cboiern iu Norrisa,iia.
There have been or chocr. reported in
this town. four OF which have resulted fatally and the
rest In a state Of collapse.
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Ne<tee 20 49, Dssbsvs.-t hs,sIisr's Late fSs
Inn ia ~ s~ss~lsss At e.h s~sess ~ 49, s.sf 49, ~
70 ~ ks stsl4sA. sft~As rssef~s s'.t ksaf
Va srsi1si sntes, g.iss Ms 'gf So gb@sy $780,.
ursm shs Esy "a ~sNexs - wsNt. NSA " -
drrsxs~ ~ 49, III Ess@1~sy hs- fgfN @Ass~
irfarnss,~ s-ss~<0sg, ks n~sim~at q -. 49, -
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M.~vksy... q P:s.ix -,..,s sc s.,.
ssss2 :ssripcsr ~ -. sist~ssr' - 80 !. as.
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.of Avpvs.ss rs~fs,ss-st Al That rsr
yr<..s " s.s-Brxrgrrs cOcosfu ~ wv
uAra. ..< \. ga. Tsass rr.y.sasa.. raa.s.'ssis
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| tDtsoHFffbou nhlN1NuNd feRN'@i N'lp''hs~"1
| and nunkays az he whg party. lie WAS
glnd there - he such convention, for Il wouN
phow that the people who have made this na,ian vrsnd
powerful and free arc No, - II % valnndig
ham Ben Wood, Alexander H. stephens J'm Doc iuis
aud their a.soci,ses, The republican party ~hrh had
been turned upon by Andrew johnson one. he sale,
which had done Incrn for liberty Christianity and
the elevation Of mankind than any other party
which tho sun ever shone upon hsAsaebuss<e
was represented ~ sach hiussrioas msu -
Governor Bullock and John A Andrew we're utterly
forgotten aud this true ~ every STATE 10 tho run
party would triumph slorloasly He believed 10 the
nnai adoption OF tbs constitutional amend
sass nss md .ha tho I pssps Would si.ss @so =
\ Congress who would admit only such siaier INTO ~
sosoran.sei . s' 40, ils . 49,. ~ -
oo,~tiui onai amcndmett, bar whse doing mis- ,h~y
| world % true toshs great principles Of liesf'y
1--nn Trirsrsph Gable.
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msnsf.~..f.d ~ snd r,tls',et 70 ss,,s@ss. iss =
ne .sess, Paw q tss .nsss.a ,s,s :. ~ .,.y .
eips u Deep se. csss = 10 sd
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wsprsro.s n.aaf.s.grr ~. c..s ler g..l.. ~
from e. ,s 10 a.. ., o. s
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: = 40 'sr ,"sss. 's:;
ooisxA,Sg if7asiiS aiDiAirs6 s51ff. -.
"oSsssps ssrsfsI ssfss Ss ssIcAtr
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RIIE Vendue Director hereby
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Of St. Thomas Dealing Court in
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From tile London Times, September 49,
THE DANES IN SCHLESWIG.

The following is a translation of the
address to the King of Prussia recently
brought TO Berlin by AZ notable inhabit-
ants of various districts of SchIeswig:-
"MOst gracious King! The prelimi-
naries of the Peace of Nikolsburg and
your Majesty's words to your Parliament,
10 the effect that it is your intention, if
the inhabitants of the northern districts
of Schleswig by a free cote desire it, to
restore these districts to Denmark have
inspired US as Danish SchlesWigers with
courage to address your Majesty, in or
der to express our thanks and our prayer
that this our highest wish may be fulfill
ed, and we feel ourselves so much the
more insduty bound 10 take this step as
we hear from different sides of petitions
to your Majesty proceeding from a small
section Of the population which is GER
tainly entitled to speak in the name Of
the people,
"Most gracious King! 7 At a moment
when Germany, through the victories of
your armies and your wise policy, has
been ushered into a career OF national re-
generation,a ave approach the throne Of
your Majesty in the name Of a sorely-
, 1866-10-05
"Magareth
Elizabeth Till"

situated on the estate Staabi.
Ist Vendue on Wednesday the 3lst
inst. at IL noon,
2nd Vendue on Wednesday the 18th
November proximo at IL noon,
3rd Vendue on Wednesday the 28th
November proximo at IL noon,
LIST and End Vendue at the under
signed office, 3rd Vendue on the
premises.
The terms of sale, Appraisement
and Certificate of Mortgage, to be
, 1866-10-05
"MagaTeth
Elizabeth It'll"

beliggcnde paa Plantagen Staabi.
Iste og eden Auction paa under
tegnede Contoir, 3die Auction paa
Aastedet.
Conditionerne, Vurderingsforret-
ming og Panteattest vile bliye frem-
Iagte we'd Auctionerne, hvortiI Lyst-
havende indbydes.
st. Thoma Auctions COntoir, den
4de October 1866.
ROsenStand,
Auctionsdirecteur.