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Al the openinr owing to an improved demand Ea,e
account Workers. howey:E bought parngy and tsses
being bot little competition hot ere failed 60 advance pnses
changed hand. At prics ssst nom sdO and iorle
few choice extra which quo y continues scarce sheep -
In srss SUPPLY sud nsie doll and kesvy in conseqa9ses
usflveble report. from York sale. 600 bead at
aud lc for extra heavy sns woocd Toth receipts
Hogs 81 3iOic, with ales OF only 1900 for the
sslp.a i..oo. If sssb sssa wsgs sagIsd Nsw't0sA
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TRAINS LEAVE NEwYOKn;
For Sew-l sven. 100. BnJ(fX.,) lL3ja II Is, Or
3te (kx.,) a+5. 80 and 400 (ky,lp
For H. ID export 400 100, (ixl ll.b I2l5 IT,.
20. (EK.l 3fj. 40 and 500 o. 2. IN.
for Milford, and Strlt5rd 80. Il50 m ~ AJ p IA
FOR Fairfield Southport sud Wesipcr 10, ILsOA NJ -
45np 49, - 80. . o., ,
aO1 tF1.l IS ~. so. 8.C0 tEIJp
Fog Darien, 100 90. ll.a0 20. ;a4J 4.3e 53l p
For Greenwich 10 ~. Il.3J IS 40 $50 -
For STANFORD, 100 $50 (E.l 80 no NJ IAl3 tEr'
200 (fx A., $50. so 5,J 3J) ltx.) q. ~ . 49,, g., a.,
For rort Chester end isrneiiaie ssron' '0' ~ ''
a II. 3f3, Az, 80. 30 100 T..
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Tor Boston via Sprn sheJ 500 (LE 80, EI l2o
FOR Boston, via Shore Line. i2.lt. tgz.l s.olp. N.
For Ea.tsld AM Springfield. so u. tEEJ l2.l1 ao0
co. 5lop. IN. go go.
For srnec,lcut River Raiisoai m o. EE,l l2l3p
10 Moutlcal 3O o. o. a. 70 Northampton.
For Hartford PIovdelc rud fisLkll Railroad 800 tErl
q. m. 1918 =. ,,t.
800 a. n. ~ IS. 300. 6.'p ?. IA.
ror { Au,l r. road. l2l1 o. ~ TO NORTHAMPTON
For Housatonc Railroad. "a n.
Fof hauzaiucN Railroad, epis n. JOr =: m. 80,
For Dsnoury sa1 NOTvak Railroad, 100, 30 q. IN, VI
q . 20 -. oo. - 80
JAMES ~. HOfr. SUIT
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In steamship Etna, from Leerpoo-Mr. y. DIe~, Mr.,
Lambert a son Mr. GeIsn, r.. Anderson, L. Morton;
Ls TONNE Wise. j. II. Richie T.. Cordwen II. Hula
w; wright, j. Rhodes, II. Dss Brosses NJ. Abecasis. w
Mils :. Ihorsy r. Richards and wife, J. Tersmbi. J"
In steamship rslismsn, from Kingston Cults, Capt
Lazarus, L. Lulsom. w. Williams NJ Brunom.
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oort-iUarorns' Notice.
sr.rs OF NV YoE.

STkTg OF NEN ! oEG
Por-.W,RprS, OFFICE. No. 40 Wh-'t
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
,.c.iou tn, act passed April IL 1857 untitled An
A. ,o R,oraui,e the Wafden Office OF the Port u new
Yort to ali person. interested in or having ehHgc o. ,hs
biec. matter u such ingury. examination OF survey Vat
49,, v, v..,s, sre nos under examination BY tho ron
Wndens and tst tie said surveys of eninnii'n' WI De
cnnn..d within ton day. nrst .leeceln. -n- ho-e. On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

s,e,nihp.-Germ,nia. City q Bosion. Hherr'a 50 An
STR r. X Cover Eeslaunock. F.smbcau. San Jacinio'
FsiIbsuks. Siselra. Hs,tera.. Georgia
ships-Fawn. Elen AUSTIN Liverpool
h.fk Bsueac,or
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COURT Of COMMON PLEAs-sprcrAL TtRx-FEB. D.
Before Jude BRADY.
Drl IsIONS.

Goldsmith agt Naturalization granted without
rotle uuderakng having b-rs approved BY Justice Of
tie Marine QUIT and the iushc. having been allowed.
though would lreguAy io these reasons no coi''
wi ! be- allowed. .
Hartford SIT. Seymour.Order Of arrest di'nssed with
= ~ costs . I'i,uI4ui % abide event
Heard at Jacason.-Not,on granted without costs.
O-mrael ag,. Oeluchi.--Verdict settled; anondnen.s al
lowed
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,lrotessionaI Notiees.

A RTFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-ARTlfl-
" Gal EYES made 70 order md inserted by pfs r.
6NTCI a.d y. GOCGELNANN formerly emp.oJta py
foissotrean Of PaIi.) No $50 roadway. Newly ork'
DR. VIM. EARL's WORK Of $40 Pages on
~ Piles S.dcue and Obscnre Diseases Of tnr reg ,s
10 II Widest, New iOfk.
SURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive
y care OF EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ. D., ldtor Of ne
Speedily The Obscure Diseases OF ne ftivc
Sscsra Hrua Nenorrhoid Narcocele tistua aud Srlc-
ure Ohte hours from .. toS and TO sevtnhs' d.
30 g. Filthays
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NllsreliGncong.
6leamboais aNo Railroads.

". 90 =. VI.
NJ .DU SPECIAL TRAM to PHILADELPHIA,
POH
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY's
y % ghts win leave jersey Cy every evening, st 2ny
Shipper. Of merchandise Philadelphia, Banoe, Wash
s,oa aud oti points Yves, ard south, can sp by
s Company late a. p a from Office No 81 lfoadway
5o0d. delivered 70 vssou. before $40 .. az. vii 70
kosward day.
ks.es greatly reduced for l4rge shipments
ADAMS EXPRESS Co.,
No. - 3roaiwsy
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THE CONDITION OF OUR STREErs.-On Satur.
day the Street Cleaning Contractors sent letter 70
the Mayor TO the effect that the practice OF throwing
ashes and garbage in the streets more general thse
las been supposed. and d consequence they oannos
I've he'd answerable for the condition OF the sreeta
unless reform is introduced in this respect The letter
concludes with table exhibiting the number OF houses
in the various Wards Of tie City from which ashes ana
garbage are thrown in the streets, which foot up -
10 OI2 in al
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CONFIRMATION SERVICE POSTPoNER-The
rite OF confirmation, which to have been admins
tered TO large number of seamen and their families.
Yesterday morning. at the Sailors Free Chapel foot Of
Pike-st East River. has been unavoidably postponed
FOR few days on Of the very recent death q
Bishop POtters sister.
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A PICKPoCKET ARREsTED.-Carl Niger %
No. 50 Dyison.st.. while looking at the fire In ChaA
ham.square Saturday night had his pocket piekeA
Of a wallet containing Is. by James Han)ey. He seized
the thief who handed the wallet 10 confederate, the
latter succeeding in making MS escape. huger held %
60 his prisoner until officer JarbOe OF the Sevene1
Precinct came up and took him into custody fester-
day no was committed for trial by Justice Mansfield.
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COMPLAINT DisMIssED.-The complaint a
Margaret Kenney of No. 80 East Tenth.st. against
Dr. Hermon Camp OF No IL Carroll place. the charge
of his having procured abortion upon her was yes
terday dismissed by Justice Mansfield, and the accassA
discharged tie evidence not being deemed sufficient 70
warrant his detention.
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TOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
II and s.auci sile.wher steamer CITY or PROVIDENCE
b. tuus DIrcrn George H. ,lu Comm ider vii leave Pier
D.. % North River, FOOT Of Jayst., every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY ana SAIUHDAf, a, o'clock. hor freight or
i ssssge apply On boara Fare -
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A Bold THIEr.-Early on Saturday evening
Henry Frey picked up six pieces Of muslin. valued 10
e75. from in front OF the store Of William Hill. No. III
Grand. ST., and throwing the stolen property his
shoulder walked of with it, Unfortunately for him. hfs
action was witnessed by the clerk Joseph Greer wbO
caused his arrest By Officer Sutton of the 10th Precinct.
Yesterday he was committed for trial. by Justice Mansr
field
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u DSON EIN IK and HAKLEM EAIL-
ROAD-O On and after Monday jan !. 1896 train. for Al
bsy and TROY connecting with Northern and Western trans
viii cave New York as follows: q,
7:30 a IN via Hudson River Railroad, Th.rtiethst and
Tenth.ave. connecting with trans GOT North and West
10 b. L. via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
ON and Western uain,. u,
ii a m, via Harlem Railroad. Twenty sSths and Fourth
aye connecting with trains foT North aud West
las n m vi, Hudson River Railroad. connecting at Troy
with tran Mon real with slee ping ears attached .
AIS o. H. via Harlem H4lrOaC connecting at Albany WIZ
Western trsius sud at Troy X. and :. and T. and
road, for points North. with seepin.cars attached.
. m via Hudson River Railroad scepingcars rom New
York to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change As1
TO Montreal via saratoga. This train on Sundays
10 D. IN via Hudson River Rerosd VITA seepinsca at
sohed connecting Albany aud Troy with morning trains
for North and West. - . ,
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
II Jsuesslip Ncw.York. rs follows;
9O0s. n GIeenpor, Mai, stopping al all stations.
IL 20 o. frT -y,srei-
oop m Yaphauk E1picss and to Greenpor on saurdaya
<c0p IA Syos-et EXplcs-.
sos y. ~ FOX farmingdaie
Trans for Rosyn aud Glen Head esve a. 300 m and
400 y. N. changing cars at Mineo.n.
sunday E.rDr.ou Trains leave Hunters Point At 30
r. WHITE, Superintendent.
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MAYORS OprrcE-AS AUcrroNEEn ARRESTED

On Saturday morning Zeno Burnham, an auciionse1
doing business at No. a West Sixteenth-st, was
brought before the Mayor cnnrge OF violating the
State law 10 doing business ouctioneer WHOM
license for the same. 1t is asserted that Tor sons
time Durham has been in the habit OF advertising
notices Of auction sales at private % residences. ana
AS q consequence many individuals would go TO me
places indicated, and buy what they supposed DlaeH
fu examination The articles would invariably prove "
be mere limitations. Upon an examination before the
Mayor. Parnharn desired to have consultation WITH
his counsel. which the Mayor consented TO- upon Burn'
ham giving bonds in the SUN Of 900 10 appear for s1
animation on Tuesday next. Bnrnbam gave the necee'
sary sureties and he was allowed to leave the Office.
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CHIYE!-The patient black in the face a., ana
y hr.r'hrg like eucine--he trnt'l siis'lss ~ & DO
Under FORFEITURE Of 800, payable oaiy mn ~ az. l
,n,iop an an additional snm Of hree cents 20 'he ~
l.,co that Il j. lsphy1a by suhoc iio' As an
Tnre e a rruf ion. CusDt'y and bIe4,1s !. ~ o 20
over so thai By the OF ny = sr, S ,n
~ts,g a. and the hrcs;hinc IS a. l'e4a aug t.t
Ming babe IN IT, era Gee with Tie mos. "
aensa, end crile nsensby TO PAN, a. n,e brsa NJ
=. oo' &c Will the icns Il op' rating.
'"' So o. A. JARVIS Dentsf
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MINIATURE lIMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
snn Rsss...7:O5 Sun Sets Moon sisss % IL 10
aien wArRa sHs DAT
sss4y Hssk. s:ls Gov Issnd.. 500 Hell osts... TAI
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ATTEMPTED THEPT OF JEwELRY.-On Satuf-

ATTEMPTED THEFT OF JEWELRY.-Uu hatuks
day afternoon CaIharne Simmons alias Mary Ana
Wheeler well.kpown thief accompanied by o young
man named George Garrison. entered the jevery store
If Hiram Marcus No. % John-st, and representing
thens lver rs sister and brother asked to be shown
some iegelry Some was shown them, and while en-
ariiairg the articles Mr.. Marcus noticed Catharlna
slip diamond pin valued at $50 into her pocket SnS
then pretended 20 select set OF e@ery ana remakee
that she would 20 and inform her husband. The pro-
pretor requested her stop, but she still hurried On
Before reaching the store door she took the stolen
property from her pocket and placed II upon tna
counter lie then caused The arrest Of the woman ana
her companion by Officer Petit OF the broadway Squad.
and they were committed by Justice bowling.
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE o.
manu- acura Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
rh,mber Suites, plain and ornamental a. H. r. FAEhNNO'
TONS. zee Canaist opposite Wooster fstabithea iS41
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OFFICERS FROM THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
The number OF officers OF each grads who volunteered
from the ranks Of the It'll Regiment during the gress
Rebellion Is as follows Major Generals, 3; Brigadier.
Generals 10, Colonies, 81; LieutenantC oaones, Hi
Majors 36 Captains PA; Lieutensnts lsi; Surgeonss
Il Chaplains, !; Adiutants, ls. Total $50.
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3nsurance Gompanlcs.
NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE CO,
~ WALLSTREET
CASH CAPITAL...,........ 5000 GOO.

hi. Compsny has been in successful operation FOR moro
tlp THIRTY YEARS. and confines TO INSURE against,
Coss sn5 Damage by FIRE upon terms as favorable as similar
EstiIui0na
ALL lo1ss LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID
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.NTATEN ISLAND FEkRY for n. Brighton,
- 5 Harbor. Fac,oryvre e Port Bichmoud8. 10 =.
= H.. o. 5:,0p. N. 9, Ii:Da H 2:a, $50 .. IL. No
<ei-it received after p
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NENrRAL RAILPOAD Of NEw-JERsEY

YIN NAL ItAlLltpAD Ol NJ W - I4ltDIIl
n Passenger end Freight Depot N hew fork, foot Of
Lsck8~amL end " ssern RdIOoi ard At KesiOn With tbs
ekigh Valley Railroad AID So corIecons oIning direct
Ene Pt.burs and Che West without change OF cals also
GKEIT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Two Express Irsius day from the Wet except 5uadays
|eten evening TRAIN.
One train dsily tpIcep, saiurday for the OF region
Sixty mics sud hours aY,d By tbs line TO Chicago
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
GoumSncinz Nov. 20 l83Jlsage New orb follows:
~ n fof Esston. Masch Chunk, Wilhauspor W likes
esTrr. MxlsnOy City etc.
ssp scranton wikesbare. Greet B,nd Binghauton etc
So u.-Westefn Express for EsstOu, Scranton, Grea,
S{spd Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Psourgh snA tie
Tes with but change Of 70 Cincinnati Chicago
nd bat two changes TO 81 Lons .
u n. qAAIS-For Esston, Allentown iianch CHUNK,
fAebarIe Wilamspor, Reading Pottsviie Harrisburg
.xpm.-For Esston Scranton. Great Bend Bethlehem.
Alsa.wu Mauch Chuns.
81. pL-For solaeryiile and Fleuing,on.
spm-EIpress train for ,h Vii Region ara Ere S~Iy
xssseSa gsdss. ..- ....--
,ra-wEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIs--sor Es..on, Al.
s:ssva, R.aiine, Hsrsisbars Pit,brrgh nd the West.
ssyas Car, hroush from Jersey City TO Pisburshs CIT
81 NlzABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
IssW New York from foot Libertys at 10 30 m
nses for the West be obtained OF the once OF the
ss Railroad Company, foot Of Libertyt N H., at No.
hen.e 81 Nos M SIG and 94 Broadway. and at the
5rs.saIs hotels JOSIAH o. sTf.ARNs. Superintendent.
= ORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WK@ lAki-Foot Of Barclay st.-On and stss Nov. ~.
- n.tt hsrs Tor hseksttsewn and intermediate Sta
~ ~ cave al ssJe n Nail Expssss fss Ill stskess
= Aa~~f en- ~xnf~A A~w1
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Y1PVTS's NOSE.-NITROUS OXIDE GAS

v0Sr PIECE No t--o,hig over, 10 holding o. ~
~ r.se 10 effort rsqlired-ah easy and nsiuiai ba o
sP' o. M. eourlexion ma 10 Idly of muscle AoSo
ciths3 md freedom from p1in and entrelV Sale
and h ny Surgeons and DENTS: furnished % h ,T seen IN
% 5fior Il, I'll times al No. % West IhFieeAiAs ST.
New. lDlG
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DIRECTORS:
rrTF VHnHrs DIM D.

DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHILL, President.
Oliver n Jones William Hax Cha. L. Stewart.
.itBc y Seymour. Semi. ) W aTins, Samuel y Dodge.
kbrahsn Davis. {. +. riei1er Michael LlscboeAer.
ssn,I e. Hfuiot svyauus iseden Chss. 4. l. wis
John f. Andrew II. NJ buclonan. ZINE ocIt > Mils.
'o,iab o. Low William H.rtzeL Joseph A. DTeyfous
iobp rYeu Thomas Davev. James {. Gulck.
William Depew. Henry = ueder. james l.; "I.sht.
AUGUSTUS COLSON, IT,. Secretary.
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A SILENT SEWING. MACHINE. making the
celebrated "yicoI Gibbs Stitch" strong ellsic sno
durable WILCOX GIBBS No. sos Broadway.
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Deiltistrp.

VARS. GRIFFIN, No. 259 Grand-st,, opposite oe
D1nSl l. TevIo-'s New. York, inserting FULL or
- Le'TI s.J's Srtler IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEhIH
I o. hou, extracting the Roots fgu SET, on o9a .,
go 10. silver o Rubber. 81
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.
SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCTsTER PALMER FirCHRURG, NASHUA
LOWELL. CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tlep.w and staunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK.
leave New orb daily SUNDAYS excepted. O'Clock p tn
iron Pier No. 30 North River foot Of Nes.ryst.
FOR NEW-LONDON.
there connecting with the Sesmhoa. Express Train nom tbs
above points via Norwich and WooeseT Boston and Wor
c.e Worcester and Nashua and NewLondon aud Nortnefn
fregf taken tithe rates For Information inquire
Of ;. MARTIN, Agent OF the Fer
EOR NEW-BAVEN, HARTFORD and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Pecks:p vt 3:l5 pm.
Trains Norh and East from New-iIaven at II p. IN.
ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
IL of Chamberss.. via Pavoms Ferry;
Dey Express for tGnandagGa Rocnesier Buffalo.
and Grand Trunk Railways. and ut Salamanca with Atlantic
aud Great Nesterl Railway. 90 -
e::0a M Mir and Way Train daily to Otisvile
10 H.. Express Mail for huuao Salamanca and Dun
Xix Connecting with Lake Shore aud Atlantic and orcat
snr Way Irsin for Port Jerg. an! Newbur;n.
D. NJ Nish, Express, for CdnanIa;aA Rochester buffalo
Salamanca aid West. .
ter BGaao salsmanc,, Dunsirk and West Connect. at
I{uIjo with Lake shore and Grand Trunk Railway aud at
Ssls,uanca with Atlantic and Greet Western Railway.
Sp M Emigrant Train. daily, or Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
Ala a." HUGH RIDDLE. Grn1 Supt, New-York.
wv Il Vlnp Gcrl Pass. Agent. New OK.
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MEW-JEkSEY RAlLROAD.-Ira!ns leave
foot OF Colaudt for PHiLApEIPHA at 10 and HAD
g. m. l2 H. AMI D. NJ and u midnight for BALTIMORE
and WAsHISGTON ~ and ~, m, and lImidnsnt
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Passenger Station IN New YorS. Twenty scventhst
snd touTihays Entrance Oh Iweniv seveuta-st
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NETWORK and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1855 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1858
COMMLNClNO AOFEMBEK 20. lJ55.
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GurOpai(dr 1ladridtrn nth 1GOti3en

8t8mard'8 @eieb &ter biz
WaGlen 3um bemtiGen Narla.
ment. 8tSmard lief In 1etnen Sraaneu
pus Ie6r fret1tnnte &c, auf bas @etGS g.
aBIge1eb Der 6rantfurter NauIsttrGe
baltrte @ubl9eleb fir bic peut lden @arIa>
ment8waGlen publt3iren, baS CT ben preuEts
1Gen &ammern lufUrt pprleeen wtrp. Oa1=
Ielbe fuBt auf benz aGl9emetne N
@ttmmre9t unb oerfIat ousbrid(i6,
DAP frii6ere pplittide SerbreGen ntGt pom
StimmreGte aus1Alteben. Die mt6ttgten
~Selttmmun9en lino fclsenOe:
l, Sober 9eutl6 Spn unbe>
Be 9 UItenem Character, mel
der bdS 81. QebenStabr3nr d.
9elest Sat, t als etn @Gbter
qnaltft3trt.
2. 6pI9enbe Verlcnen ltnb bon Der @a6l=
bere6ti9uns aus9elGlOlen. Ser onen un<
ter &Ormunb1Aoft pber @uratel; Ner1pnen,
pelNe itA t%nlolent erf(drt Gaben, 70 LANCE Die
@ertAtaper9anolun9en ii6er pteien 8anterptt
banern; 9erlonet, welde bon ben Staatss
poer Standardization unterlfibuneen err
balten, poer 1plAe pGGrenp etnes Satre5 Dor
Der Wabl bejcgen BADEN.
4. @cr Stimmen fault, feline Stimme
0~erfauft, Bet berleben @abt me6r als etne
Stimme ab9ibt, pOer Iberbaupt 1tngelebli6e
MaBreoeln anpenpet, tint bic @ablen at Bee
etnlu6en, fol- 1etues GDablre@te8 fir bic
Domer BON 4 bts gu II Sabren perlutig 9es
ben.
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SernaifOfe8.

Gin oeuti6er Nfifficu8 in
@btcago. Ser oOrtige 2ocaL : 6umOriit
9an9elotb berihtet in Der v@bicagO uuiOn"
Mlit Dem 0eben (Gmpuri6rau6en) Der Sduier 1T
bereit5 pieoer au pieten Stelen %begcnnen NOR
DEN uno itabt aud ba8 8aditeinbau8 oil @eit@
8anopIpG(traBe, in pei6em li9 Der Store Der
6erren Srmme Il. SO. befinoet Guf benz pprs
fAriItSmGbigen itdctii6en g(ioeau.
Sin 9elungener GpaB pai1irte DOT eiri9en
Saqen einem nuierer Mtitbitr9er ; betanntlth
qinQen ebe init BEN @rbeiten an Der StraBe besCn
men iuuroe BE itdotiiden @ebIlfs< Sn9enieure
berum uuo marfirtell an ben ttef Iiegenoen Sdue
fern bic t66be bis 5u Der %bieleIben seidraubt
tperben mililen.
llQier 2anOsmaun IieB nun iein SauS in oie
6Bbe 16rauben unD ieItItoerltdnpIid 9tns Die
Warte nit in Die 66be. &sroubt fab er LANCE
Die @eidi6te nit an mo baum iaste er in gut
tent S6wdbil6 ia DDS 1T 9'ipobig, DO tount
/ 3 !6du8le bis ans Sjrmoment maui lupte
uuo 9 pdr no nit bod s'nug, peun NaS Stride
ilht iebunO b5ber pbe at5 e8 9'tDeIe tI6t."
9ie @el6tdte %errinnert un8 iebr Iebboft an
bic nit ienenl 8ilrger III Wiir3burg Der ben lez
besmatigsn 5p6walerltanb an 'einem !6auie
murtirt bate.
Die Mtartcn iepO6 waren taft inter Dem
Sad ansetradt uno ais eine8 &a9eS elm Srems
Der pprbeiging unb ben barmlpien y8eraersz
mann" frug : v3o nm GotteS Wileu bat oenn
Der W}ain wirtti4 70 po4 seitouOen," pa anti
'pprteie Der DurSburger gan; rubig: pgud'n
Sc et9ent.i@ nit ober wie'8 Iriiber weiter nntsn
9'itonoen Eat, bo babenS Die 8ube %tulnter aus
getrobt."
Sine Nt6te Oliver @olb@I
/ mitb'8. Sn Delt4ObOteu = 10 beriater
Seem gurfer 3eituugen~-pOpn cine aIte, bltnOs,
perfrlppelte uuo uotbletOenoe Dame, Der eS am
tdeliden Nrpo mau9eIt. Sic lit bic gtidte Of
iuer @pIOImitb'8. SIR 8ater tpar Der nm
10 Sabre ilnsere 8rnOer pes Serfdiers oeS
,Bfarrer8 pon 8utefelb". Il8 er AZ Sabre
alt nor, per6eirotbete er iA in Meltinolen.
6ein orittes &lnO, cine Gc&tsr, beir1tbete UNI
1906 9rn. SObn &. 9oniOu. St mar reid,
ober Die Emancipation Der Gclapen in MeitinS
ben ma9te ibn gum armen M0nn, Wtapame
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-02

!6anion'8 GINGER Gobn, Der Pioner Sobn 5olu=
map 6anion, itarb i'm Sabre 1853. Gr bate
9robe8 poetii6es Talsnt uuo f6rieb Elm 8u6
unter benz Sitel "9er perlorene 8rinS." Sbr
@nteI, Elm iebr talentppIer iun9er Wtann, fi1
i'm &unlpf ye9en bic Nebellion. SEPT 1T Der
WaOome 6anlon nur eiHe fGDahe trdntliGe
ais etn5i9e Gtibe Qeblieben. Sbre
Sreunte boben cine Summe fir Ie geiammeIt,
ieop9 gu gering, um ibr bel rem ieBi9en boben
Brei8 Der Qeben8mittef naGbuItis bsIfeu 81
t6nnen.
Sen Wionen 6e8 unlterblihen Oliper @plos
lnttb Su Gbren ioDte man Td ieiner perlnfens
en- billIlOien Ni6te unnebmeu. Ni6t Gn9ldue
Der, nidt g(merifaner unb Gnotten uno Srldns
Der ALIEN buben an ben IiterariIhen Sd6pIung@
en- Olloer @oloimitb'8 jbr 6ers erfreut nno
aus leinen G&riften @atebrunoen, erbabere
Sheen unb quite @runoidBe 9e5ogen, aud Die
Seut'6en baten fi6 nit Der Wlule Eliper
Sob mttb's bertraut seuiaht. Seer CUR lrs
t%erttlbung Der Maoame !ban1on @elb ber9eben
nil, 1n68e es Germ Sreorid Fitzgerald, gfarz
rer bes Irinttp &irhipiel8 ct 6Dboten in 9lep
Seriep, iberienOen.
-9e7enborm de Weuter-
&c. Nfan b.ri6tet Don 9armitabt unter'u 8.
Suli:
nNm SOnntag Na6mittus wur6en bier bier
SOlcotett, ie Spei an chamber eeiGlcRen, elm
gebru6t, wel6e i'm 6auptIa9er bel @ieben nab
benz Sber=Q lieutenant BON NobenaI geihoHen
batten. Robenau, Der in bisi9er Gtabt i6Dn
bur6 bas fir ibn unQIafIi& au8gefoIene Tuea
nit benz Stuoenten &. Ger bur6 ibn beleioiqt
tpurcen) Si6 befannt seuIudt, fol- bel ben SO's
ooten ni6t iebr beliebt fem. Die Ir9ez
truntenbeit Der @isr uuo cine 3ure6tiebung
berielben rurA ben gebo6ten Off jier, nobel er
ben Segen 9eSOgeu, icaen Der Grunb 81 Der
Sbat 9epeIen iejn. Gabenau 1T unperwunoet,
ppbl ober bemertten mir puB elmer Der SplOa@
ten, ols man tie bier einbrahte, ten &ppf per>
bunben bate"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-02

Sen. gDie lan9e mag aber btefer Otelpeft an-
balten, ipern Der AT neuet b~lutt9en GmpGr>
lngen flbrenper unb auf etnen neten 8ir<
aertrteg btn3telencen Gerratberpplitit Nnprep
Scbnlon'S ntdt elm balptges nnb 9ritrDli&es
Cube berettet nitro ?