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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

THE Douglas Tree in Court Square, is
suffering for water. Maj. Wagner, chair
man of the city committee, has taken in
charge the matter Of procuring water and
has directed Mr.. Philip Simmon to keep it
well watered. Any contributions, handed to
Mr.. Wagner, to help pay for hauling water,
will be properly applied. 1t would be pity
to lose that tree, SIX
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

THERE will be meeting of the city coun-
ell, this evening, at Il o'clock. in relation to
the back down of George Evener. 1t is
supposed that the contract will now be
awarded to Reynolds, Saulpaugh Co., as
they are the next lowest bidders.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

The CATHOLIC ScHooL.-A young man
has been engaged as D teacher in, the catbo-
lie school, and we are requested to say that
it will open about the 18th of September
probably three weeks from Monday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANoE.-The
friends of young German eigar-maker, who
boards on Second street, between Gaines and
Brown, much concerned about his unaccOunt-
able absence since Monday morning last There
fears that he has committed sucide.-Ddvea-
port Gazette.
People must be "sick" of such place as
Davenport-so many drown themselves, over
there
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

900 ACRES OF FIRsT-CLASS LAND,
C@O situated only Al miles from Rock
Rock Islond. There are 200 acres under cultiva-
ton, and ten acres covered with timber. 1t is
well watered and has good house, barn, out
houses, &C., with fine large orchard and plenty
of small fruit. 1t would be good place for q
small colony, and affords fine opportunity for
establishing pleasure garden or brewery. 1t
win be sold at 500 per, acre-l0 per cent. cash
and the balance onlong time. ss
Enquire Of II. MARX, Real Estate Agent,
Rock Island. IA As~ aug5dwtf.
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FOR SALE,

A COTTAGE CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS
~ and good bake-oven, with stable attached
o splendid garden of 81 acres, containing 4s fruit
trees all in good state of cultivation. The
property is situated about q miles from the city
of Rock Island, and will be disposed of reason
ably.s Apply to - S. 18 N. MARX,
SfsFs - $%= Attorney at Law.
Office over the Post Office. jun13dwtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

TIE News DEPOT aud Fruit Stand, in the
post office, is, under the excellent manage
mant of Mr.. Smith, the proprietor, doing a
fine business. i
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

FusNITURE AUcrroN.-By reference to
the proper advertising column it will be seen
that furniture auction will take place at
the late residence of Temple Buford, on I'LL
nois street, next Saturday at 10 O'Clock.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08
Bottled Ale.

TINE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW. BoITLlNa
Sands Cream or Stock Ale to supply fami-
lies and Others at their residences or places OF
business, in quantities to suit, All who wish
nice Ale, in bottles Zone bottle or more) can %
supplied, by leaving their orders at MIS-. 1onn-
suaaSsf He. WCSI
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

= HoT AsD Day is no name for the wealth
er--mercary so to ss for weeks, no rain, ey-
erybody sweating and putting, the air and
the houses full of dust, and no remedy but
cold punches. It's awfnl-"you bet.n se1
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

DRUNK CAsEs.-ynst before dark, last ev-
ening, Policeman Feeley was enquired Of. By
man on Adams street, for a boarding
house, and he showed hi1n the Shamrock
House, near by. Arriving there, the man
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

Hauoxsr Street. Reston.

Is the largest and best arre-gea ho'si m new
~ s-a,,,;,atad ,ha sn;.ss Of rooms are well ar
ranged. and oompletsy furnished for families lilies
and faroe travsIi;n parties and the house WIZ
.nnt;n,,e 10 he Ixe-1 frst-class hotel every
respect. - tN NS t 49,, 'sHf zgRag
;,xs,9k<3eod Sf1.s ffEAER ~ =
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08
PDRE ICE.

1--WE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND A
large stock of pure ice, and will deliver, to
families in any part Of the city, in quantities de-
sired -
Orders can be left with Updike Lamont, at
their boat store, on the Levee
farmers and others from the country can airays
get a supply by calling there.
Citizens and others can get ice, by calling ct
IIndike Lannon's 8, at any hour Of day or night
s---~-s-s-x~ +. III. SIHNET.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

dropped his valise and acted very strangely,
saying that the yalise did not belong to him,
and so conducted as to warrant his arrest
He was taken to Jail and proved to be pref
ty drunk. He said his name was John Ira.
cy, and that he came from Wisconsin !; that
last Sunday he had SO in money in his
pocket, and now had less than ten. He was
locked up, and, this morning, Magistrate
Connolly fined him So and costs for being
drunk. - e .ss ls,,is /. e
David Hoar, another patron of bad whis.
ky, got so much ON board that Policemen
McConchie and Feeley locked him up. Fined
So and costs.
William Austin, from near Aledo, got
very stupid on some kind of intoxicating
drink, and Policeman Mitsch locked him up
Fined So and costs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08
FOR SALE At A BARGAIN.

A WELL EsTABIIsHEDBU BUSINESS PLACE
II in Rock Island, with good improvements
thereon, at less than cost. Inquire ut the Office
of NJ. Marx, or address box 467, Rock Island, Ill.
jy30dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08
ST. Louis Market.

- - 80. = IS. ~ Z g ~ So
Telegraphed to the Argus.
ST. LOUIS, August S.
Flour superfne 7,00a7,50 extra S,25a9,00 !;
double extra $500 Ii GO. 90 .a -...s.s -is.s
Wheat fall 2,00a2, 10 spring ,40al 90.
Corn, yellow 1,03al 10; white H. BAL 20 GOA
100 mixed.
Oats 4Sa52.
Rye SSa90c.
Hay 1890. ss zE -. FPS #t.s.
Provisions dull.
Mess pork 24,379. a's" ~ ~
Bacon
Shoulders 124.
Clear sides ste.
Lard, country in tierces ia.
Whisky-not quoted
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08
PUMPS !

~,,aE UNDERsfeNE HAS ON HAND, Al
4 his New Agricultural Warehouse, near Kline
balrs wagon shop, a supply of pumps. Any one
wanting bumps put in or repaired can getit done
by calling on him :, &c.
Sewing Machines, cnnrns, Clothes wr,ngefs'
g., &C., for ssie. =. y. eNO1n" WV.
apEsdsf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

Orders for Jon PRIMITIVE will meet with prompt
attention ~ fha AReus orFlcs, aud be executed
in the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

FoRrY CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

<ArrEMPr TO ABDUCT A@GIRL.-On Sun
day last, woman from St. Louis, named
Potter, the divorced wife Of D. s. Potter, of
Clinton, Iowa, abducted daughter of theirs,
Is years of age, the custody of which had
been assigned to her father by the court
City Marshal Seaman, of Clinton, was put
on their track and traced the women to the
Rodman House, in this city. He procured
the services of City Marshal Chopper and Po-
liceman Mitsch, ut,aided by parties in this
town, H. B. Hodges, the advance agent OF
the Arlington Troup, got them out of the
way, and carried them, in carriage, to
Colona, on Tuesday morning, and left them
at hotel. Mr.. Chopper, though thwarted
by parties here, who ought to have helped
him, became satisfied that they were secret,
ed at or near Ceona or Minersvile, and Mr..
Seaman procured a team and went up there,
found them, land took them to Geneseo,
where he could telegraph to the girls father.
1t is to be hoped that the girl will get safe
" back to her father, as it is strongly sus-
pected that the mothers object in getting
her away was not good one. The girl is
quite attractive and just at the age when
romantic ideas would be likely to get the
advantage of her better Judgment. The
responsibility for aiding such girl to ruin
is very great. e $500
The RACEs.-To-morrow and next day
there will be rare sport at the new race tracks
and We expect to see large audience. Each
race comes off in the acknowledges open
at P. NJ.
Tomorrow friday there will be three
running races, as follows: $3.50
lst-Purse of $50, halfmile heats, best
in 3. B. Duffy names b. G. ebay George"
of Wisconsin; Beardsley names b. m. "Lady
Webb" of Iowa.
2d-Purse of S25. E. G. Spencer names
S. G.. Larry" Sibley names S. m.--
3d-Purse of $40. Spencer names r. g.
jackson Colt )" Beardsley names s. $. $40.
Mac"
Admittance to all parts of the ground, 25
cents; single carriages 80 cents; double
carriages 30 cents. - 49,
Saturday afternoon, gates open at 2, there
will be a trotting match in which four horses
have been entered, and purse of 5000
made up; the first horse out to take $50,
and the second $50,-mile heats, in harness,
best in s.. The following are the horses
entered; ya5et
Western Rather, A. L. Pierce, Driver.
Sorrel Dan, Clark McAllister, Driver
Shiloh, Oh. Dimick, Driver.
Bay Dam Charles W. Negus, Driver.
Bay Dan has heretofore been called the
Babcock Horse, but we are informed that he
is the property of Geo. W.. Copp, and that
Mr.. B. never owned him.
We are also requested to say that the eel
ebrated trotter, "Sam Kirkwood," Harry
Compton, owner, viii, after the match, be
driven on. time, by Clark McAllister, for the
qualification of the audience, and make the
best time possible.
Admission 25 cents each-buggies and
carriages so cents each.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08
Drink for the hirStya
fhr the NUOo9ys :

JAMES, KELLER, late of Camden, informs his
y old friends, and the public generslly, that he
has opened frst class Saloon at the above place,
where he invites everybody to come and see him.
The best of Liquors and Cigars always ont hand
so21rdkR4Gs1 &n T = 6sxRGGGL
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

New York Market.
Telegraphed to the ARsus.
New York, Aug. 8. !,
Cotten-2S1.
Flour, 7Oa11,O extra state; 5000 1900
r Fl o.; CAL
Wheat-I,97 No. 2 Mil; 2,65a725 white Cal. |;
2 2Sa30 new amber southern. s5 - Egf@
Corn-l,l2a1,I3 for new i,07al2 for un-
sound I,25 for new white southern.
Oats-S2as4 west. 76a77 damaged.
Pork-23 00a23, 3lt mess. $500
Lard 124al31.
Whisky unchanged. sz-- IS q. -v-z-s..
Petroleum IA crude - % refined 4 in
bond
Stocks and Money.
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
New YORK, August 8.
Stocks-heavy. Lr.
Sterling Exchange-Sixty days eaa1Os.
Money p cent
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

Telegraphed TO the ARGUS So
CHICAGO, August s. !.
Flour-Winter II ,O0all rs, spr ex 10,OOa1O,9o
super 5,50a6,0O
Rye Flour-6,75
Wheat-No2 spr 1,77a1,s5 No spr l,e0,
red winter Ne i 2,05, No 200, q
Cprn-No 81, No 923,
Oats-No ! 55a57
Rye-1,02 No l, 81 No2
Barley-No new S5a90, so No2
Mess Pork-23, 00a23,25
Lard-I2fat
Hogs-range from $50 to 700
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-08

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New Post Office Saloon

Office over the Post Office. jun13dwti
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-01-10
Nacbricbten aus Scbtp.

| Brano tn @Iebelanb. - Nu 9euiabra.
aeeno brad tn Der srcBsn Srhen. unb @lasmaa,
renbanoluns bon 81. >. syanalen Eeuer ana unb
brannte tant stunoen lang. Ser Wsrluf an @e.
oanoe a eur nno ssaarsn tetrdst smifden $4,000 unb
Soo'ooo, absr ote gsrfherunsen bei Sflihen CONS
pasn'sn fno tat sbsnic src6. Die sSeuerp.br
satts pcaauf 5u tbun, UNI bic in Der 9G6e befinb.
!'esen Sslrsrts une eiquSrs 6anhlunaen ~ iha.
sen.
100 gteihethunaen pursen i'm resten
Sabr BON Der Common glsas Court BON gusabeaa
@puntp bstpillist.
Slerslane tat mdbrsnb bes lsstsn Sabres
s22l ,7l26 90 fir itabtias @srte1erunaen psraus.
aabt.
S6mGbli@. - Wm. s. Weirsr, BON Bet6re.
benz Somnieip, @ciboetcn &c., purbe am samifoa
Abeno arretrt, neil er 3msimal NIT einem Wepciper
aur lsins frau fsuerts. sic lstte am Wlitttpph
N6snb nod.
srannte ote gSarren Snfrmarp (4rmenbaus), Set
Sebanpn, ntsoer. &c befanben fih sur Belt f4O
Ysricnen bartn, ete absr aae etaflth enttamsn.
@srluf $4,000; gsrfasruns $40 900.
@si4oi iien wuros am @briatas ein Nebbod
tn Scnccrb Spmnibip, Champaign 60. gDcber nsr
Srsmblins Gam, spsis asiner.
unnatlrIite Mitter iheinen In glspelaup
nt rar Su iein, bsnn in Der leBten Sientaa gsad6t
fanh man bret tlsine Sauslinss Dor psridiebenen
Sbhren.
Gin paar, etpa 10 Sage alte 3miGinasbra.
Der nurben am Heuiabraabsne pcr elmer Sbir In
Slepslanb ausseiest. Sie uurbsn in's 6aus aes
nonmen unb psrpHest, atsr Die Naisn Der armen
alsnsn tparsn rsrfrcrsn, ebs iie ssfunbsn murben.
= aIblsp, Der bsrihtiste Sbic Demcaca,
brr6t aufs neue, ben Yrdltoenten in Nntlaae,us
itane gu psriesen. Ser 9raiibsnt iast: ssatr iu
8utlAer, th bin beret WSse ib Niblsr pcrieten,
ha6 utcht ben unret,tau &unhen nuf.nsAt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-01-10

sd sebs nit Sir, @atsr," laate g(ilabstb emit
Ihloiisn, I'D mub an Slara's Seite iein, eenn IL
iptro ben Shiaa am 6artedcn fi6len, : aber mean
sr bob unfaulss pdrs, 0atsr = @sit ta 0if
nttt ssIrrohen, une feine Stunoe pebsr bei Saa
nod BET Na1t Die 9eeanfen aus meiuem Scpi
brtnssn fcnnts, lne mir bic 8sroaataranoe biz
tb 8sasn bta ausssipro5en, 10 faal, 70 nidstia
rorsetomnsn, baB it mir isltsr i4cn Die bitters
t'n Sorr!tr's oariiber ssmabt, 9enee Dir, 8a.
ter, psnfe btr, menn Aqss fa[1b uno es nur Elm
outd stnsn Snfaa iAeinbarss 3ufanntsntrsfTsn
rare. oas snem trapsn Wtanne Die g6re rauben
ipllte?"
seas Sir bas feline grrssn MAIDEN, @sas, I"
la3te Der Sater bsr fH redst gut In Den Seelcnsu,
ltann tetnsr Sohtsr eenfen fOnnte. vg6en 70 eraI.
ttrt pts Su friiber Den eritsn 5ebaneen erfastst,
une Define gauge Strait oaran nenostet, TN, Der aes
runosnsn srur naA5u9e6sn eten 70 fart tpirft iest
Bet Dir Der 8adishlaa, mo Die erIfen 3peifsl nit
Dem gSunit rielsiht auftauben, Der fSreuubn bos
srhcTe Slid aud ,u erbalteu. Gs 1T eaB 70
menialia iris natislia, unb i'd mS5ts IS bet Sir
nitt etnmal anner5 baben. 9ttsr a6vrtaffe -s.A
mir Die Ssttung bee @an3sn unb st perIihert, oas
!h nit 6u6sriter 8orH5t unb 9elifatefic III Wssfe
sebe sSir tpereeu balo an Srt une Stclle lernen,
moran mir ftno, unb 1T Der iunge Ssrr bann uu,
i9ulosg 70 brffe ih, nas nod III srfabrsn, sbe mir
DEN 8ertnsten Gciat in ner Sabe MAIDEN, cosr trs
seno sepaltiam auftrstsn. Doa nod stns - Du
srsdblteR mir neulid bon sincm alien Subsn nit
Branen 6aarsn, nit Dem isnsr Berger pist psrfsbrt
une Der auA tn beinsr Gegsntpart Der uns9en Siets
ne srpGbnte."
uSa, 9apa."
n48eiB bu, tpte sr bsi5t unb tpo er pp6nt?"
v9fetn, atsr i'd CLAUDE, pas fh ba8 6aI6 erfatrsn
lteBe, ha tbn ietn 2leubsrss lett bon Muoeren I'M,
tss(beieet; fAOu feline f4nsspsi6su 6sars ssiSnsn
ipn aus"
uSut, msin Sinb, - alto pafe eetne Saaen sus
amnlen nnler 4ueutbalt !pIro fsin lanssr letn unb
ou trauhit ntht pie(."
limb 6dtbhen?"
uaOnnsn mir pieBmal niAt gsbrauasn" - es
1T fsins 8srsniisunsstOur, bic mir MAIDEN. Sd
9a6s itr iacn aeia8t cas ID Sid nur auf elm
paar Sage su Setusr Sante brdats unb auf Der
8adreifs miessr mitnGbms. Ssannt Ou In suti
Stunosn NIT Oeinsn 8Orbereitunssn fsrtis 1sin?~
uSn elmer, Qapa."
sSut, metn tie6es Ser5. nno nun Ututb, - Der
ltste Gctt mirb I4e5 gum 8eften lenfsn."
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xGebelen" =Gbrltdfeit.

Gie Stabt alias flee in Slortsa Sat msbr
acloens u6ren CUR 8elteueruns an8esebsn, ais
/ 4 nj nj t Il d he9ewsnsla lamb nhsStaaten5uiam.
mengencmmen!
Ntan nsnfs: cine sinsslns vStsbeIsn~s Staet be.
Fst mstr sclcens uttsn ooer GSrl'hfet, als bas
game Icpals eano, no al bic usroBsu mrralilben
Soeen" entiprinssn, mad hsnen jes cts anlerifants
lAe g8slt rsfcrmirt tpirb.
Nian bat In Nsm. England 70 pisl NIT hem v3eits
seit" ,u t6un, has man baritsr Die 3sitmsisr Der.
oist, BON Dsnsn bic &ssisruns Mtsabsn ssrlanst.
Ss sross @ulturaufsabs, mslde Die 0anfees Su
lSlsn baten, laBt ibnen feline Belt, fb um iCl@e
flsine ssitlihe Anselesenbsitsn su befammsrn.
@5rtiafsit 1T Elm psraltssr Besrsff, 1T niat msbr
,sitsemds unb wirb DEN rSstslen unb 8srrdtbsrn"
itsrlaiisn, rslhs bic bSbsrsn Grrunseni6aflen Der
anfsetlirtsn sssussit ntdt su ,pirbisen piiien.
Gbenlo lonoerbar pie NIT ben ubren perbalt es
Fh nit ben 4iancs In Nsp Gnslanb nur 80
(preiste) Yiancs iinb In gang Nsps England Der.
iteuert G!sihmcbl 1T bsfannt, bab mabrene oss
Rrteaes, als Der lrpale Gsnsral Dom In Slortoa
rirtblbaft.ts, aus Der Staot 9Ssniaeola msbr &c.
actlene Yianos nod Bottom psribifft rpuroen. als
est i'm sanssn ratrictiidsn Oanfss' Sebtte auf ben
Stsuer.9 fen srifirsn.
9srmutblih slaubsn bic suten eeute, neil he tn
Der 4olitif sst, ben Son anssben~, ea6 ifre muf'
faliiasn Snitrumsnte bon 8ssisrunss Stsusrn
pulacnt bleitsn Outsn. or. D. Scnra.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-01-10

attisatpren.lans. 9is Ssuti5e Bel
tins BON Nsp Srlsans ihrsbt: Gsfern batten
mir 8elsssn6sit, sinsn ensr 2suts su prshsn, rel>
DE lidb nit Ssm SSanssn BON SdlotrSusn, Nlisa.
loren nnn anosrn Sseunset6iimen beihGfasn. 9ie
slrt bss 6ansens Der surtsl TT uuisrn aslern is,
psniaus bstaunt, unb pOlsn mir haraut nibt mel,
ter 3uridfcmn,sn.
Sn einem srpBsn Cad bate Der Wlann stne Ges
islinaft iunssr aaisatcrs; es mchtsn etwa 20
bic 25 Stif lsin uno sr perfhsrte uns, Dag ct ies
Ses Sabr cine Wtsnse bieier ampbibien fir bic
Wtuisums btsr, iOluis Stem 0ore unb europa psrs
faufe.
Oie 36ierbsn mcatsn etna SSub lang iein
unb battsn bas Musiebsn sner Dirt giesbie. Ser
9sflser Der 8rieher sr5Gtls uns, DAP ct bisIslben
in Der s8siie fanse, hab er am llfer ben &uf Der
Usama alligator naaabms, pprauf osren Sfinesr'
den zines mad bsm anosren asrbefommsn unb Den
8cpf aus pem s8aiisr fsdsn. Ct fanss iis bann,
innem er ibnsn DEN 2aiIc iiter ben 6Opf nerfe unb
fe berseHatt aus Dem 2Saiier sisbe.
Ser Nann cTsrirte uns Die fleinsn 86ier5sn
fir 25 gents bas Stif, etn Anerbieten, nas mir
ieora tSHi1It ausihlussn.
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Gieben Sarsdsnss sGsburten. - Nuf
bem Antpupsnsr gmtsranteuiaiff rSsneral Mes
GlaGan," pslbss pcriss Wrhs an Der &hfs bon
arns Sslans iranssts. atsr talO trisssr fOtt rur@
be, icllen ts bisier Sslssenbsit Grausnsiumsr in
bic 9chsn ssfommsn iein. SIN ustrisen pnlisf
AQes in tsfer Sronung.
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aotizeu.

&eh - gSm. pstsr1on bon 2afapette, enh.,
erban9te fh am lesten Ureita9 In feiner Sheuer
an elmer peitlhenihnur, neil feline beiIsre 6Glfte
i'm tpd6reno ibrer Gbe BON iedtsmcnatlidber Sausr
oft nit Der psihs burAprhsslts. - Mrms seele
Ntsbersebrannt.-Si Sis pemaccfe pann,s
pcIlenmablen SuStIderspiGe, Wsilen ppn@puccrb,
Stem Samphtre, brannten am Samiaa nieber, NOS
ourA 25O4rbetter uno arbeiterinnen enen au6er Bes
idaftisuns tamsn. @srluf = $4,000.
Ote Sarsn, In Der gtaet Stem gors fir bas
ndbts Sabr bslaufsn itt auf reihIids sl9 600 900.
Sts Staotiaulb bstrGst s31 10000
shtimm.- am gAluiIe 1eines ugommsu.
tars dser bic gcnfitu,ion" iast @ibter storp:
u8epuelifen rsrben ourb bic xuseneen, ben
Datrtctsmus unb bic Sntsnissns Der Baraer ae.
I1affsn. Sie fa1en, trenn 6ie Beiien BON ben
Observation-Disclosures bss gOlfss aussefhlpifeu
tperoen, neil Rs ben Mutb baben, ebrlid au iein,
unp rernorfsne Subisets bslo6nt psrben, neil Fe
bem 8clfe i9metGsln, um es su perratten.~
Wenn Sbisss mabr III, 10 mus unire Republit
ierem untsrsanse na9e isin, eenu Der psrbsrblihe
e. aean99 9s Asf ate satii pti i ass ssaiais sss 20
lanse peIs unh ebrlihe MGnner, tpie geritles, an,
Rubr tparsn, tlibts bic Nepublif; als absr per>
lpcrfene Subieete, pis Der @erter 8lecn bic 3aasf
Der 8ssieruns In bic Sinee bseamen, mar ss balb
UNI bic Rspublif seiAepen.
Sanse fisl In Der Wtittrch Nadt 2 Sou ti.f
In Stem Srlsans, mas felt 1852 nttt ssiaeben
mar.
9srwunbet. - s3cr sinisen sasen purhe
Gscrs Siider Bel sbafsburs, 8srmont, BON cts
nsm pantbsr i4limm sussriatst. gr batte has
Sbisr psrtpunost, pUrauf es anf ibn iprans isinen
ltnten Mrm aus Dem 8elsnf rib, unb i'm Icnit arg
3srfsiItte.
Sas 1isbs 0isb. = &sin anbsres @olf Der
Grbs unc fsins anpsre sprabe Sat bisien ausbruf,
sr TT bsm 9sutiaen allein eissn. Aasrbinss bat
nisis sutrauliae BsBetbnuns sinen psisntli1en
milsibissn Snbalt, absr aud idcn oartn lisst cine
semii1e Snnisfett, bic melt entfernt III, BON sber
Gcbbsit, melae Die neben uns lsbenbsn GsldSpfe
ntt nur unbarm6srSts ausnust, icnhsrn aud rid,
Hhtslcs uno mutbpsais atqudlt. - sc III sin
Grabmsifsr BON Der 9sr5snstlouns zines goltss
unb zines WeeniAsn, menn man aufmsrft, tute fe
bic Sbisrs bstraatsn unp bebanosln.
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- s9iosrslfs" laste eine &unee, ineem IT init
leinem 8ruae tn cine Srceerts rat. - v@ieer rint'
,eh," sntsssnsts Gin Retsnfsbenfr.